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I u lie tin Official Organ
GECVGlA—Wilkinson County.
N f.ice is hereby given that The
RjlEtin. a newspaper published at
Jrwii ton, Wilkinson County Georgia,
Mt hereby declared and made the
o^Seiil gazette of Wvkinson County
Georgia, for the publication of all
<4B# I advertising on and after the
Ist, a M Jumiar. !927.
f- , v j; :-n ,> and notice is made
ii at oidanv: with the Acts of the
' eoeral Assembly, approved August
r o sth. 1910.
This the 6th day of December 1926
L. It P yer, Sheriff Wilkinson Co.
< E. Butler. Ordina. v Wilkinson Co
Aex nder S. Boone, Clerk of the
Siipi Court, of Wdkinson County’.
TOOMSBORO MOTOR O.
Operated By
- / J. H. HOLLIMAN W. J. HOLLAND
FORD CARS
\ Also Garage work efficiently done. Ford parts, oils, grt ases
gasoline. We are always pleased to have you visit us. It is a
i pleasure to serve you. Drive a Ford, the universal car.
Dr. J. H. Duggan FIRE
Physician and Surgeon Insurance
Dr. Parker’s old office Compensation Insurance
Irwinton, Ga.
N H BACON. Irwinton
fe.- . ’ ■ *
Farm Supplies
In starting the year’s work we would be glad to have you call
and select the things you will need for the home and farm. Our
stock is ready for you any time. And you will find here many
items of special interest.
Gordon Mercantile Co.
Plantation Necessities. Funeral Supplies
GEORGlA—Wilkinson County.
O. F. Kingry, admisislrator of
J. W. Kingry, deceased,
with me his final returj: at’u |
tion ior dismission as such admiri 4
trator. This is notice to all concern
ed that said application will be heard
on first Monday in January next,
and if no good reason is presented
said petition will be granted.
This Dec. 8, 1926.
* J. E. Butler, Ordinary.
Plenty of dolls at Miss Ellen King’s
and many things for Christmas pres
ents for all the family.
GEORGIA —Wilkinson County.
To the Wilkinson County News:
Notice is hereby given that on and
after the Ist. dav of January 1997 the
the legal adveriising for Wilkinson
County, Ga, will be in The Bulletin.
This the 6th day of December 1923
L. P. Player, Sheriff Wilkinson Co.
J E. Butler, Ordinary Wilkinson Co.
Alexander S. Boone Clerk of Superior
Court of Wilkinson County Georgia.
Georg la— Wilkinson County.
Under and by virtue ot a deed
with power of sale given by J. G.
Jones to the undersigned on Dec.
30th 1922, said deed being recorded
in Book 42, folio 197, office clerk
superior court of said county, I will
sell before the court house door in the
town of Irwinton, during legal sale
MAN WANTED FOR WILKINSON
COUNTY. Our remarkable plan
means big profits for you - - slo to
SIOO weekly - - big line of househole
pcessities sold house to house - -
prices extreinely low - - your profits
big. Every home a prospect. Car
or team needed. Experience
unnecessary. Salesmanship"' taught
FREE. Write today lor our new
plan.
THT H. C. WHITMER COMPANY
Colyjnbus, Indiana.
■>
l%nta Claus is getting bold, he
travels around in the daytime now
/And the children all get to see him.
hours to the highest, bidder for ca >h
on the first Tuesday in January ne: t,
the following property: One hundred
one and one quarter acres of lard,
more or less, lying in the 33'. ih
militia district of said county, and
known as the M. J. Horne old ho ue
place and bounded on the North ny
the Bargainer lands, on the East ry
the W. A. Hall lands, on the Sot th
by the T, J. Tarpley and H. L. C >x
places, and on the West by the Mo. t
gomery-Lord place. Said deed was
given secure the payment of so tr
notes as follows: $232 due May t
1923, $246.66 due Dec. Ist 1923, i
$464 due Dec Ist 1924. and $432 due
Dec. Ist 1925, all being dated Dec. ;
30th 1922, and all bearing interest
from maturity at the rate of eight per
cent per annum. All of said not is
being past due and unpaid, and the a
being now due iu principal and inte t
on said notes the sum of $1127.1 .
Said lands being sold as the proper y
of estate of J. G. Jones, deceasr J,
and the proceeds of same will >e
applied to the payment of princip 1.
interest and ail costs of this proceed
ing. and the balanc^ if any to be paid
to the representative of the estate >f
J. G. Jones. Terms of sale cas i.
Good and sufficient fee simple title
being made to the purchaser.
This Dec 7th 1926.
W. I Dixon
HOGS, LOWS, CHICKENS,
AND PEAS BOUGHT
If you have any of the above
that you want to sell, see me, or
write to me and I will come ;o
your place and trade with yo i.
J. T. STEVENS, JR.
Mclntyre, Ga.
Little touch of cold felt lively.
FOR
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(Product General Motors)
Ais)
Yellow Cab Trusts
RALPH ■
irvfim Georgia
JESSE B. HART HO
Morticians
Reliable and Dependable. A* your
service day or night.
Phone 4-67. Macon. Ga.
FOR SALE
One eight room house, and 4
acre lot, with extra four room
house, and also a two ro >m
house, gin house, barn, I Ack
smith shop, commissary, • -ib
and garage Part cash end
four years f< r remainder, .’or
particulars see
J. Fleming Bloodworth,
Irwinton, Ga.
FOR SALE
Hotel with or without equipment
The Stevens Hotel, 16 rooms, four
room house on place, one horse firm
adjoining hotel lot, running water
through gotod pasture, Ideal place
for hotel Sumin t resor . The hotel
pa vs good pi .('is. Owner wa- ts to
sell fir aojth prvppsi ion in differ
ent locality. 1 r Darticu-’ars apply to.
J. Fleming Bloodworth,
Irwinton. Ga ?
r' 7 “
(3 (3 6
is a prescription lor
’ Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious, Fever and MalaJia.
it k ills-the Germs
Central of Georgia Railway Extends Seasons Greetings
to its Friends and Patrons
* • 1
The Central of Georgia Railway again takes this means of extending to its friends of the
traveling and shipping public its best wishes tor a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous
New Year. The management is deeply grateful for the patronage received and the good will ev
idenced toward the railroad in the year about to close. The Central of Georgia looks back upon
the old year with satisfaction and to the new j ear with confidence.
X,
The year Nineteen Twenty Six has been in all respects the most successful in the history of
this railway. Reports for the first eleven months show that by the end of the year the Central of
Georgia will have handled the greatest traffic in its history, and this without any shortage of trans
portation Although handling the largest traffic ever offered in any twelve months period, the rail
road’s sc vice has been the best and most efficient ever.given its patrons.
The management of this railroad is not selfish in expressing satisfaction ever its increasing
traffic. A railway’s traffic inceases only as the territory it serves grows and develops. Increas
ing traffic of the Central of Georgia indicates that the Southeast has the essentials for growth and
development, which snould continue during the years ahead, bringing permanent prosperity to the
patrons of this railroad. It is with this hope and belief that the management looks to the future
with optimism.
Efficiency of operation can be found only on a railway where the management enjoys the
loyal co-operation of its employes. The high standard of efficiency maintained during the current
year is evidence that the eleven thousand employes of the Central of Georgia are giving this kind y
of co operation to the management, in the effort to render the best possible service to the public ’
upon whose patronage and good will the earnings of both the company and its employes depend.
It is with the pledge to continue, and to improve, this service that the employes and the manage
ment of the Central of Georgia Railway extend the season’s greetings to the company’s friends and
patrons.
Constructive criticisms and suggestions are invited.
J. J. PELLEY,
President, Central of Georgia Railway Company,
Savannah, Ga., Dec. 14, 1926.
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■Chilian Church Notice
R, h.o; to ;he old teiie’ rg. the
Toom : ro Cinisti n church wiiouom
that- ;Mar counnunion will beheld
every imlsr.
GEC a —Wilkinson County.
11. (. . Parker. admiuisi ralor of
W. E. Parker, deceased, has filed
with m ! his final return and applies.- ;
tion sci dismission as such adminis
trator. This is notice to all concerned
that sa i applic.it ion will be beard on
first. M udav in January next, and if 1
no go i reason is presented said ’
petitio will be granted.
This pec. 8, 1926.
,1. E. Butler, Ordinary.
GEORviA —Wilkinson County:
Will ne sold before the court house
door in stiid county during the legal
hours sale on the first Tuesday in
Januai ’ 1927, to the highest bidder
for cask, the following described land,
in the <itv of Gordon, Ga., one va
cant l at rear of Gordon Mercantile
store ; ipertv, vacant lot being about
75x75 tet and bounded as follows:
south I • Mill street, north bv Gor
don M> rcantile store and lor, on west
by alie, . east by J P. Brooks, Oscar
Hall C H. Moore and Ed Ryle.
Levied on by H; A. Fountain, depu
ty alter ff, under fi. fa. from tax col
lector for state, county and school
taxes f ■ years 1923, 1924, and to be
sold :>s property of Gordon Mercantile
Com: a y Owner or tenant notified
ri tern :of the law. This 9th day of
, Decern ier 1926.
, L. P. Player, Sheriff.
Did you ever hear of a “sinking fund”? It Jgoes by various
names, but that is a good one. Lt means a part of the profits set
aside for a certain purpose.
When times are good or just normal,| set| aside every month a
part of your profits, letting it accumulate in your bank. It w4l
draw interest, and some day, when business is very bad that sink
ing fund will come in handy.
Irwinton Bank
Don’t Let Fall
Catch You Out of
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