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VOLUME XIII.
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_HE IRWINTON BULLETI.
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' PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
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_ Official Organ Wilkinson County.
i R. A. WILLIAMS, Publisher.
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Advertising rates furnished on ap
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Kntered at the Irwinton postoffice as
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IRWINTON LOCALS.
Ordinary’s court last Monday.
r Commissioner’s ‘court last Tuesday.
; Mr. Jim Carlile visited Irwinton last
week.
' Colonel J. W. Lindsey went back
- > Atlanta last Sunday.
P Pay up your subscription and please
ur editor.
~ Miss Mary Jackson, our assistant
- acher at Talmage, visited home folks
unday, : |
Mr. Rufus Dixon was in town last
- ‘unday.
} Mr. J. W. Brooks of Gordons wants
x . gell out his entire store of dry
oods and groceries and rent the store
'ouze, a good stand and good stock,
2 bargain. | :
It is reported that the Sotuhern Ex
,ress company won't bring any more
vhiskey out after this week.
Mr. Jim Carswell killed hogs on
Jonday, not Sunday, as stated in last
: eek’s Bulletin; mistake of the, prin
oy, .
. Jessie R. and Willie J. Williams of
itlanta visited home folks last week.
_ Mr. Walter Spears and little brother
¢ Danville spent Saturday night with
rs. R, E. Spears of Irwinton.
. Colonel F. Chambers of Macon was
i_ e last Tuesday on official busi
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;# ir. Rob Foster of Milledgeville was
« Irwinton Tlf(* “
E ir. J. B. Stearns of Mclntyre has a
)d iron axle two horse wagon he
Its to swap for a good one horse
on, Write or call on him at Mec
re, Ga. .
= {p. . Johnson is selling dry goods
millinery. etc., cheap. If you want
hargain call on him at Irwinton.
For choice cut flowers of all kinds,
or receptions, weddings, funerals, etc.,
Jephone, telegraph or write Idle Hour}
urseries, Macon, Ga. ‘
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it seems the cold weather has come
) stay. Everybody that has them are
illing hogs. ‘ Eh ; ‘
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Rutland & Co. has a pretty line
" puggies, harness, hardware, ete.
_hey are selling cheaper than any
.me goods can be hought in larger
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owns. |
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We nave just learned that Rev. H,:
' avens will preach for us again next
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ir. Frank Knowles was married to
5. Carter Sunday, Judge Adkins of
siating. (
Mr. Frank Johnson carries a nicel
of groceries, notions, ciders, etc.
will have a full line of Christ
s goods. i
Mr. Normon of Scottsboro was in
sinton Tuesday. ‘
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[ respectfully ask the correspond
its not to write on both sides of the
(per.
Messrs. E. J. and ‘Will Davidson paid
X -office a visit Tuesday.
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, We.appreciate the jug of fine syrup
r. . M. Stevens brought us last
F eek.
Messrs. J. J. Butler, W. W. Smith,
R. Butler and R. L. Jackson were
" [rwinton Tuesday.
~ Bill Stuckey of Dublin was in
thiz week. j
" Mr. E. E. Bass will have a whole
[\ge ad in mext week’s issue of The
Chr Irwinton Balletin.
IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GEORGIA, DECEMBER 6. 1907.
Bulletin. Look out for it. Mr. Bass
has one of the largest stocks of dry
goods and notions of any one in mid
dle Georgia, and wants to turn them
into cash regardless of cost. Go to see
him at' Milledgeville, Ga.
One scholarshify’ for sale cheap. Ad
dress the Bulletin, Irwinton, Ga.
Mr. N. P. eMtts of Dublin paid our
office a visit Tuesday.
Cold weather is here. Yes, it has
|come to stay for somfi}nonths, Now
what shall we do to be employed and
improve ourselves? There are a great
many things we can do, perhaps one
of the best being literary pursuits.
How few of the young people of the
ipresent day realize the privilege they
_enjoy. We are surrounded by golden
|opoprtunities, i. e, if we have a lit
lerary tact, but how few seem to take
;fadvantag._e of the privileges they have!
Only occasionally we meet one who
11{110Ws knowledge is power. A great
many have good home with good books
‘and papers to read, but they do mnot
| seem to think that time is swiftly
.iipassing, and-they put off until tomor
row what can be done today instead
lof reading; perhaps they loaf around
iand sometimes keep bad company; s 0
. winter after winter passes, each one
| bringing them nearer to maturity and
!before they know it they are grown
'and then surrounded by a thousand dis
| advantages. .
l Young people, turn over a new leaf,
| and say I will'learn a little every day.
! If you don’t care to read learn a trade;
!study it, learn it, master it. But by
;!all means be sociable at all times and
wherever you go always let your words
be spoken in tones that are low, but
[ penetrating and sweet. Be polite by
! all means; it doesn’t cost you any
| thing and is worth a fortune to you.
‘Don't be sad, leok out over the smil
ing creation and freely partake of the
| spirit of gladness. If trouble or bothe
eration beset you laugh at it and off
it goes; trouble can’t bear to be
| laughed at. Let your thoughts wan
| der, let your imaginations gather
sweet flowers daily and place them
upon the altar of Igpe and you will
;find this a pretty good old world after
Cialy :
' Mrs. A. Baum and her daughten
! Miss Carrie, have moved Buck to Ir
~‘?_wmton. 4 % .‘fl
| Mr. Cummins lindsey was.in Ma
'con last week, :
Mrs. Other Dupree and sov of Dub
. lin are visiting rMs. W. H. Parker of
this city. 0
> Mr. Horace Lindsey attended the bali
lin Gordon Thursday night.
l Rev. Mr. Parrott preached bLis fare
[wvel lsermon here Sunday night. : i
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,! Mrs. Marvin Williams and children{
|of Tallapoosa are visiting the family
lolt' Dr. J. S. Wood. 3 '
-Mr, -M. “T. -Rice of Macon is in I"-‘
winton this week. !
‘ Misses Georgia Hughes . aad A]ice,‘
'Bridwell of Toomshoro 'were here, on
li-%unday.
' Msis Ida Hatfield spent Saiarday and’
'Sunday with home folks.
| What jabout & Christmas tree? Are
lwe to have one? Yes. ;
Mr. Hugh Parker of Macon is with
home folks this week. >
| Miss Idel Gilbert of Toomsboro was
'the guest of Miss Eula McCouk Sat
urday. .
I FOR RENT—A three horse farm,
'spléndid house, good shelters, one ten
| ant house, mail route by the door, good
'[‘farming lands, healthy place, good
community. Also will rent or crop one‘
and two horse farms to parties with!
their own stock. The place is near
IChappell’s Mill, Laurens County, Geor-‘
gia. Apply to owners, BOWER AND
la:sn—lop, R. F. D. No. 9, Dublin, Gé.}
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i - NOTICE.- 1
| Irwinton, Ga., December 3, 1907.
‘ This is to notify the public that the
'firm of Scarborough & Neal of Tooms
iboro, Ga., has this day dissolved part
|nership and I warn all persons uot|
to make any contract with Mr. J. W.
lScarborough as member of the said,
firm of Scarborough and Neal, Tooms-‘
boro, Ga. . l
tt H. T. NEAL
£ Requests the privilege of entering your
, g hospitable home to spend the coming
: gy = holidays. With 4aughter, song and story,
o % \\‘\\ he :’lll brighten every passing hour,
( \\\ ‘ S and assist you in providing amusement
\i‘,.‘ RIR »\ and entertainment for every one of
- \ your friends and acquaintances who
; ¢ come to help you make merry.
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Macon lonograph Co.
[ Sl4 - BECOND STREET =, . . ii, siiiiviviinessre MACON, GA.
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’ In Every Respect.
VISIT THEM WHEN YOU GO TO MACON.
BEST GOLD AND WHITE CROWN.......ccvvvvenveeee.... $3.50 TO §5.00
| BEST SET OF TEETH RUBBER PLATE ..................$3.00 TO SIO.OO
I BRIDGE WORK PER TOOTH GSI sGt 8400 TO.B 5.00
| SILVER AND GOLD F1LL1NG5........:.................... 75¢ TO $2.50
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~HAVE TEETH EXTRACTED AND NEW ONES INgERTED WITHOUT
| THE OLD TIME ROOF PLATE. REMEMBER THE PLACE.
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| s(}s‘ CHERRY STREET .. ....coiciissassessasesss. .CORNER OF SECOND.
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“ -The lesson of money saving is best learned by
¢pening a bank account.
‘C‘)NQE"STARTED YOU HAVE AN INCENTIVE TO BETTER HABITS
AND THE IM’MENSE SATISFACTION OF A RESERVE AGAINST
. ADVERS!TY. ASiDE FROM THE FACT THAT YOUR MONEY
: " WILL BE SAFE FROM THEFT AND FIRE, IT ALSO AFFORDS
" A CONVENIENT METHOD FOR THE PAYMENT OF
e BILLS; AND AS THE CHECKS ARE ALWAYS PRE
< = SERVED AND RETURNED TO YOU, T H E Y
! > SERVE AS /RECEIPT S FOR AMOUNTS PAID.
The truest iriend in time of adversity is a bank
account.
i,;‘ 'WE WANT YOUR ACCOUNT, AND YOU M CALL THIS “YOUR
BANK;” TO HAVE YOU FEEL INTERESTED IN ITS GROWTH AND
WORTH IN THE COMMUNITY. P_ARTICULAR ATTENTION DEVOTED
© TO OUT OF TOWN. AQCOUNTS SENDING DEPOSITS BY MAIL.
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W. A: JONES, President. g J. W. BROOKS, Vice President.
: i J. E. BELL, Cashier.
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epairing, Horseshoeing, Etc.
"1 nave p.urchased the interest of Mr. W. C. Bridges, in the blacksaith
shop, and .am prepared to do all kind of repair work on vehicles of all
kinds. I guarantee to give you satisfaction, both in quality of work and
prices. ;
Horseshoeing a specialty. All work done by experienced man.
- - Yours to serve, : e
~J. D. Wilkinson,
NEXT DOOR TO J. R. HINES’ STORE, . . . . MILLEDGEVILLE, GA.
5-23-07-I'm
THE WILLETT HOTEIL~ . _
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~Mrs, E. W. CLAY, Proprietress...
TOOMSBORO GA.
Now\y Furnished. Special attention to Traveling Men,
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M. C. BALKCOM, Ag
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Hardware, Stoves, Catlery, Guns, Pistols,
Crockery, Tinware, Woodenware,
Farming Impiements, &e.
362 Third Street, near Cherry,
MACON, GA.
DON'T FORGET US
WE WANT TO SELL YOU YOUR
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Buggies, Wagons,
Harness,
In Fact Everything in the
Vehicle Line.
Our Prices are Right.
Notes are Good. Come to See Us.
SCARBROUGH & NEAL,
TOOMSBORO, GA.
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Famous Ellwood
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Sandersville, Georgia.
: ACTUAL TEST WILL PROVE IT TO BE THE LIGHTEST DRAFT,
SMOOTHEST RUNNING PRESS OFFERED TO THE TRADE. NEEDS
NO STAKING' OR FASTENING DOWN TO KEEP IT IN PLACE,
THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO JERK ON THE HORSE AT ANY TIME,
AND THE LEVER DOES NOT RUN ON THE HORSE WHEN DRIVING
ARMS DISENGAGE PLUNGER. THE MAIN ARM BEING ONLY 12
INCHES LONG, GIVES THE HORSE AN ENORMOUS LEVERAGE
WITH WHICH TO OVERCOME THE RESISTANCE OF THE HAY
AND MAKES THE DRAFT SO VERY LIGHT, THAT A SMALL HORSE
CAN EASILY DO THE WORK ON THIS§, WHICH WOULD EXHAUST
A MUCH LARGER ANIMAL ON ANY OTHER PRESS—THE BOX I 8
LONG, GIVING AMPLE TIME FOR FASTENING WIRE—WILL PACK
HEAVIER, SMOOTHER AND MORE COMPACT BALES THAN ANY
OTHER PRESS—NO TROUBLE TO PACK 100-LB BALES. EVERY
PART GUARANTEED FOR ONE SEASON. ONCE USED ALL OTHERS
WILL BE SET ASIDE. IT IS FAR CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
MAKE AT ANY PRICE. CAN BE SEEN 'N THE SQUARE BEHIND THE
MILLEDGEVILLE BANK,
TERMS: SBS f.00.b. Macon, Ga.,
October Ist, or 5 per cent. off for cash.
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY IN BALDWIN, HANCOCK, WASHINGTON,
WILKINSON AND PUTNAM BY
: W. J. BRAKE & CO.,
Milledgeville, Baldwin County, Georgia.
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