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VOLUME XII.
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THE IRWINTON BULLETI
. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
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. Official Organ Wilkinson County.
J. F. WILLIAMS, . . . . .Publisher
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Advertising rates furnished on ap
plication,
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_ Entered at the Irwinton postoffice as
second class mail matter|
Irwinton Locals -
"Tis time to think about picnics;
the weather is warm again.
Mrs. Kenney, who has been with
her son, Dr. Kenney of Fort Valley,
has returned to Irwinton. _
Mrs. Josie Hall is visiting br.
Duggan's family this week.
Mrs. L B. Stinson spent several
days with her sister, Mrs. McWil
liams of Macon this week.
We are very glad to note that Mrs.
Ellen Carswell is improving and hope
i 0 see her out again real soon.
. Dr. N. T. Carswell is spending this
week in Macon.
You will do well to read McWil
liams Banking Co’s ad in this is
ysue.
- Mrs. P. F. Duggan spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Cumming, in Macon, Ga.
The cold weather is sure to give
you lagrippe. Go to John Hogue Drug
Co., Macon, Ga., to yet gour ‘‘grippe
pills.”
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Linton Harville and W. T. DuPree,
Jr., were in Irwinton Saturday and
Sunday,
WANTED — Reliable agen's so
urk{e the besi live stock insurance in
tie south. Policies guarantec the
full amoypt insured for. Address P.
1. Watson, secretary and treasurer,
Bwainshoro, Ga. it
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Miss Mamie Belle Brundage, who
is teaching at Ivey, was at home on
v Sunday!
Read MeCraw & Myrick’'s ad in
this issue and grow wise.
Mr. J. F. Lingo is slowly improv
ing, after being seriously ill We
hope he will soon be entirely well.
Sherift Byington was called .to Ma
~on last Thursday evenfng on ac
count of his father's illness. /
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E. M. BOOM & CO., Toomshory,
Ca., are offering a full line ot wagons
. and buggies at vost for cashi. 'Think
of a real Geo:'zia made buggy for
$48.59, warranted for one year againsi
acfective material or workmanship?
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Rev. Brantley, who has charge of
the church at Liberty, was here on
Friday night and preached a very in
teresting sermon. ;
~ Among those who attended preach
_ ing at Liberty Sunday from here were
Misses Marie Wiliams, Monte Doke,
Ruby Spears, Ola MvCook and Mas
- ter Osear McCook. :
We are very sorry to heaf of the
sericus illness of our friend, Mr.
_Jim Freeman. We hope he will soon
Tecover.
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} Misses Hattie Williams and Bes
sie Taylor spent Tuesday with Mrs,
Jim Freeman.
i Colonel J. W. Lindsey was with
L'home folks Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. M. E. Cannon is having her
house newly nainted and banisters
~ on the front, This adds much to the
* jmprovements of her home, and, when
* completed, make one of the most de
sirable homes in town, and, in fact,
~_our town is noted for the women do
o ing al} the work, and the men stand
_ing around.
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o TOOMSBORO ITEMS.
. Miss Alice Freeman, who attends
~ the Milledgeville G. N. I. C,, is on
& short visit home.
__ Mrs. L. R. Cason made a short
* business trip to Macon Tuesday.
. Mr. Jessie Bush of Tennille was
o Tobms,{boro Monday.
Che Frwinton Bulletin.
Mr. Harry Wilt of Sandersville
spent Sunday here.
Mr, Will Shepherd visited home
folks Sunday.
Mr. Ed Boone and Miss Addie
Boone aittended services at Liberty
Sunday. :
Mrs. W. S. Hunter is spending some
time with her Tiusband, who has been
suffering from lagrippe. |
The exercises at the Church of
Christ Sunday night were quite a
suecess. A sufficient amount was
made to pay the indebtedness.
Master Glenn Hemmianger of Guy
ton is the guest of his grandparents,
Mr, and Mrs. L. R. Cason, while Mrs.
Hemminger is visiting her sister,
Miss Lee Cason, in At’anta. While cn
her way back to Guyton, Mrs. Hem
minger will stop over in Toomsboro
a few days, :
Mr. Blount Freeman of Dublin has
lately been with his brother, Mr. J.
L. Freeman. . -
Mrs. G. C. Daniels has returned
from a visit to her, sister, Mrs, Camp,
in Atlanta. i
TAX NOTICE.
Second round: > i
Lands at Toomsbhoro and Passmore
on Monday, April 29th, from 10 a. m.
to 3. p. m.
Bloodworth on Tuesday, April 30th,
from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. _
Ivey on Wednesday, May Ist, from
109 Dly 103 P my "
Ramah, at Gordon, on Thursday,
May 2nd, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Bethel on Friday, May 3d, from 10
gO, 103 D 10
Irwinton on Saturday, May 4th,
from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Griffin on Thursday, May ‘o%h, from
10 a.'m, to 3 p..m, :
High Hill on Friday, May 10th, from
2. to'4 p. m, b
Turkey Creek, at B, C. Arnold’s
store, on Saturday, May 11th, from
10a. m. to 2 p. m.
This April the 12th, 1907.
: C. W. BELL,
Tax Receiver.
Wilkinson County. ts
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
Changes in schedule of passenger
trains taking effect Sunday, April 14:
No. 1 arrives day, 12:06 p, m.; No. 2
arrives, day, 12:38 p. m.; No. 3 ar
rives, night, 1:20 a. m.; No. 4 arrives, l
night, 2:35 a. m. ; ]
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NEGRO KILLS NEGRO. - l
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Last Wednesday night near Ste
phensville, Norman Billen was shot%
days last week with Mrs. Daniel.
unable to learn the particulars of the
killing, but learn that Billen had for
bidden Pierce visiting his daughter,
and Pierce, in order to remove pa
rental objections once and for all,
obtained a shotgun and slipped to
the home of Billen, between suns,
and fired a load of shot info his
body, which ended his life.
Pierce has been captured and land
ed in jail, where he will have ample
time to meditate upon the foul ecrime
he committed.
T have five special discount schol
arships to award to ambitious men
and women in this locality. The first
five who call secure:them. Apply to
day and secure one.
: C. G. MASSINGILL,
o Meclntyre, Ga.
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STRIKERS USING FIREARMS.
Montgomery- Trolley Car Perforatsd
by Saveral Bullets.
Car 85, of the Traction Company,
at Montgomery, Ala., was fired on by
strikers, or sympathizers, Thursday
night. Five or six bullets hit the car,
one of which glanced and struck a
motorman, without wounding him. A
number of passengers were on the car
at the time.
TWELVE INDUSTRIOUS CONVICTS
Dig Their Way to Liberty Through
Top of Coal Mine. ;
Monday afternoon twelve convicts
escaped from the Durham coal mines.
at Pittsburg, Ga. The manner of
their escape was most remaflrkable.
as they dug their way through the
top of the mine to the surface of the
earth "above, [live of the convicts
are white and seven are negroes.
The owners of the mines are C. E.
James & Co. of Chattanooga,” Tenn.
- About 2350 Georgia cc)victs are leased
by them.
IRWINTON. WILKINSON COUNTY, GEORGIA, APRIL 19, 1907.
406 3rd St. 406 3rd St.
Os going to L. D. Strong’s. He is always there
with the goods, and the goods are always right.
Quality first. Prices next.
High Grade Union Made Clothing
from $7.50 to $28.50. |
L. D. STRONG, Manager,
~ B. CO
BUT THERE ARE MANY COMFGPTABLE STATIONS THIS SIDE CF
RICHES.
IF . YOU OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT YOU ARE AT THE FiRST STA.
TION.
WE ISSUE TIME CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT FOR SIX MONTHS,
BEARING 5 PER CENT INTER EST. :
WE ESPECIALLY SOLICIT YCUK CHECKING ACCOUNT. AFFORDING
YOU EVERY CONVENIENCE OF A STRONG, WELL-EQUIPRPEL,
PROGRESSIVE BANK. .
Your bhankirg business solicited, ard will receive that ecareinl bt
ness attention that brings you satisfa-tory and profitable results.
The Bank of Danville, Danvill
¢ Bank of Danville, Danville. Ga,
Special attention is called to o4r strong and r'nnséx'va{i\'e board of
directors. .
H. L. D. HUGHES. Fresideut. C. R FAULj, Cashier,
I. N MAXWELL, Vice President.
DIRECTORS—Ira E. IMPree, W. W, Howeil, Dr. G. E. Civpman
670-672 FOURTH STREET,
ONE SQUARE ABOVE UNION DEPOT. REBUILT ENGINES A N B
BOILERS FOR SALE. THE BEST GASOLINE ENEINE ON EARTH.
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Repair Work Our Specialty
' C. BALKCOM, Agt.
M. C. , AQL.
Hardware, Stoves, Catlery. Guns, Pistols,
Crockery, Tinware, Woodenware,
~ Farming Implements, &ec.
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362 Third Street, near Cherry,
~ MACON, GA.
- $5.00 to $25.00
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| AND ALL FULL VALUE.
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| R SKELETNN LINED.
i . FEATHER WEIGHT.
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f SUMMER SU]TS
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ARTISTICALLY TAILORED—WILL RETAIN THEIR SHAPE.
g GUARANTEED TO WEAR AND TO FIT.
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OUR BUYER BOUGHT THESE SUITS, IN PERSON, WHEN THF
PRICES WERE 25 PER CENT.\ LOWER THAN NOW. IF BOUGHT
NOW WE WOULD HAVE TO PAY AS MUCH AS WE ARE SELL
ING THEM FOR.
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THE EVERYTHING-TO-WEAR STORE
McWilliams-Rankin Co.,
| 412 THIRD ST. MACON, GA. -
§ WE RECEIVE SUBJECT TO CHECK THE ACCOUNTS OF FIRMS,
| INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATIONS. NO INTEREST ALLOWED ON
THESE ACCOUNTS; BUT WE GIVE GOOD SERVICE, AND EXTEND
| SUCH OTHER ACCOMMODATIONS AS THE ACCOUNT AND STAND
| ING OF THE DEPOSITOR WILL JUSTIFY. WE SUPPLY OUR CUS
| TOMERS WITH CHECK-BOOKS, SO THAT THEY CAN DRAW
| AGAINST THEIR DEPOSITS IN FAVOR OF FIRMS OR INDIVIDUALS
{ AND THUS ENABLE THEM TO PAY BILLS OR WITHDRAW THEIR
| MONEY WITHOUT COMING TO THE BANK,
| We appreciate your business and will extend
i to you every courtesy consistent with
| sound Banking. & [’
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~ People’s Bank of Gordon, Ga.,
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‘ W. A. JONES, President. J. W. BROOKS, Vice President.
| J. E. BELL, Cashier.
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| LASTS THE LONGEST, COOKS THE BEST; ABSOLUTELY GUARAN.
| TEED. PRiCES LOW.
] . R, W. HATCHER, Milledgeville, Ga.
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| MR. AND MR3. IW. C# , PROPR O GERS,
, . B [H ST.' MACON, GA
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“DR. T. N. BAKER President. e W. MQPLAMAR, Vice Pres.
| C. H. MURRAY, Sec retary and Treasmrer. =
- JNO. S. HOGE . DRUG CO.,
| 562 and 364 CHERRY STREET, MACON, GA.
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Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
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Perfumes, Toilet Articles.
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
C. H. MURRAY, Manager.
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| Norfolk, Vag and Return
; Account Jamestown Ter=Centenial
| Exposition, Via
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Southern Railway.
i Season, sixty day and fifteen day tieckets on sale daily, commencing
| April 19th, to and including November 30th, 1907.
| Very low rates will also be made/ for_ MILITARY AND BRASS
BANDS in uniform attending the Exposition.
! STOP OVERS will be allowed on season, sixty day and fifteen day,
| tickets, same as on summer tourist tickets.
For full and conrplete information call on Ticket Agents Southern
Railway, or write
G. R. PETTIT, Traveling Passenger Agent,
Macon, Georgia.
"I have bought the entire
stock of goods of J. W,
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. Brooks & Bro., Gordon, Ga.,
| AND WILL KEEP A FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS,
CAPS AND SHOES—IN FACT, EVERYTHING THAT IS FOUND IN
; A FIRST CLASS STORE. CALL TO SEE ME WHEN IN GORDON,
i GEORGIA,
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i * GORDON, GEORGIA. S
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