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VOLUME XIII.
THE IRWINTON BULLETIN
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Official Organ Wilkinson County.
P. F. DUGGAN, Editor.
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Advertising rates furnished on ap
plication.
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Entered at the Irwinton postoffice as
second class mall matter]
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Mr. W. T. DuPree of Dublin visited
his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Parker, last
week.
Dr. Wesley King, cf Milledgeville,
was in Irwinton last week.
Mr. P. B. Hughs and mother of
Toomsboro, visited Irwinton Sunday.
Mr. Sam Hatfield of Macon visited
parents here last week.
Mrs. W. H. Parker and sen, DePree,
are visiting in Dublin.
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Col. J. S. Davis has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Davis visited Ir
winton Sunday.
Mr. O. F. Branan and family have
moved to Detxer.
Mr. I. F. Billue will occupy the house
vacated by Mr. Brannan.
County primary this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Manson of Jones
boro are visiting the latter’s father, Dr.
J.X Wood.
Come to hear Brother Kelley Satur
day and Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. N. T. Carswell visited
Irwinton last Friday. They will locate
in Macon..
Messrs. James and Pitman Jackson
•of Toomsbbro visited their sister, Miss
Mary Jackson, Sunday.
L. D. Strong has one of the swellest
lines of neckwear and Panama Hats to
be found any where in Georgia
Buy a “Douglass Shoe’ - from L. D.
Strong and make your walk through
life pleasant and easy.
Mrs. Nellie Carswell of Macon is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Evie Swift.
Mrs. Lawson Prichard and children
of Tennille are visiting the family of
Dr. j. S. Wood.
Bauxite has been discovered on the
lands of R. W. Adkins and J. R.
McNeal. Wilkinson may yet be one
of the wealthiest counties of the state.
We have hsen reliably informed that
there is iron ere in the northern part
cf the county.
Mrs. H. A. Smith visited Macon
this week.
Easter hats and dresses will be on
parade Sunday.
Mrs. Ira Stinson visited Mrs. Lucy
Wood near Bethel this week.
Mr. Henry Lee, a former resident of
this county, died in Atlanta on last
Thursday and was buried here Sun
day. Quite a large crowd attended
the funeral Sunday morning at nine
o’clock at the church.
Mr. E. E. Boss of Milledgeville, at
tended the wholesale receivers’ sale
of Cohen Bros. Co. at Cincinnati, Ohio,
and made heavy purchases. Cohen
Bros. Co. manufactured the “Elite - ’
make of clothing, a very strong line
oKmedium and high-grade clothing
stated to every vocation and every
man. These goods will be sold at 49c
on the dollar. His sale embraces ev
ery item of dry goods, shoes and
notions in his magnificient store
rooms at 109 Hancock street, and lasts
for 10 days, commencing April 22,1908,
9 a. m.
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The Odd Fellows have changed their
meeting night to Friday night. They
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meet every Friday night and have 14
applicants to be initiated at their next
meeting.
Work is progressing nicely on the
new Methodist Church.
The ball game last Saturday be
tween Big Sandy and Gordon resulted
in favor of Big Sandy. It was a pret
ty lively game in some respects and
caused a lot of cheering from the
crowd.
Mr. P. F. Duggan, our congenial edi
tor, was here Tuesday.
. Hodges & Evans have bought them a
■ new’ soda fount and will be ready to
' serve cold drinks in a few days.
Mrs. C. E. Frasier has quite a va
riety cf beautiful roses in bloom. She
is a great lover of owers, and has
more than forty varieties of roses.
The citizens of Gordon are greatly
bereaved for the death of Mrs. J. G.
Pearson, Wednesday morning, April 8,
at her heme in Gordon, Ga. Deeply
pious and a very active church work
er, she was also highly successful as
an educator, being greatly traveled as
well as thoroughly educated. Al
though she had previously taught at
Cartersville and other points in this
state, her last and most satisfactory
work was done at her home town.
Tw’o years since her failing health
forced her to give up teaching and
absent herself from her church work.
She united with the Baptist Church at
the early age of ———. For years
she was the foremost worker at her
church here. The writer greatly ad
mired her, for she was one of the rare
Christians who could love those of oth
er communions and pleasantly discuss
the points of difference in their relig
ious faith. She leaves a large circle
of relatives w’ho loved her first and
best and a heart-broken husband to
meet her in the great beyond.
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There was a large crowd out at
preaching Sunday and Rev. Pharris
delivered a good sermon.
Miss Lillian Johnson and Miss Ethel
Butler spent Saturday night with their
friend ard sister, Mina Butler, at Al
lentown.
Misses Pearl Webb and Lucy Smith
attended preaching at Walnut Creek
Sunday.
Misses Lizzie Williams and Alma
Thurmand gave Miss Esteil Thomas a
call Sunday afternoon.
Mr. R. E. Williams had the misfer
tuna to get his buggy broke Sunday.
Miss Mamie Payne spent Sunday
with Miss Gussie Bell.
Mr. Brown Williams and Mr. Hoyt
Thurmand were out driving on Bell
View Sunday afternoon. Wonder tvhat
their attraction is
Rev. T. E. Toole from Macon will
deliver a sermon at Walnut Creek on
Friday night before the fourth Sunday.
Everybody invited to attend. Don’t
forget the date.
Everybody is invited to attend Sab
bath school at Walnut Creek at three
o’clock Sunday.
Mr. R. E. Williams and Miss. Lillian
Johnson were out driving Sunday af
ternoon.
Mr. Cuyler Adams of Allentown at
tended preaching Sunday. Guess he
went to see Miss Thomas Sunday af
ternoon.
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Miss Lillian Johnson is expecting
her sister to come Friday afternoon.
Guess I had better ring off with best
wishes to the editor and all. H. A.
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Rev. S. Floyd of the Anti-Salocri
League, accompanied by Rev. Smith,
missionary Commission Board, filled
the regular appointment of Rev. Ham
lintcn Sunday, the esteemed subject
being “Prohibition.” Readers, I ad
dressed ycu on Child Training last
week: but, however, it failed to es
cape the waste basket, I guess. (Was
IRWINTON. WILKINSON COUNTY. GEORGIA. APRIL IL 1908
MILLINERY!
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Mrs. E. A. Perkins Will Have Her
MILLINERY OPENING
Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 24 and 25
.
And invites the public to visit her store
and inspect her nice display of
Sprint Hals and Millinery Ms
MRS. E. A. PERKINS,
GORDON, GEORGIA.
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Sprint Annoiuicßinent 1908
I CHARACTER CLOTHING FROM SIO.OO TO $35 00
DOUGLAS SHOES FROM $2.00 TO ... .4k 750
EUTAW HATS 3 00
MAJESTIC SHIRTS 1 00
GOLD BRAND SHIRTS 1 50
I FINCK’S DETROIT SPECIAL OVERALLS, NOW 1 00
EVERY DEPARTMENT NOW COMPLETE AND WE CORDIALLY IN
VITE YOUR INSPECTION.
YOURS TO SERVE
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I. KESSLER,
L. D. STRONG, - Manager,
116-418 Third St., MACON, GA.
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Qin -phosphate
Acts on the Kidneys-Stimulatea the 5
Blood and gives quick relief.
Formula on every bottle.
EXPRESS w
> 5 ppr PAID not Sali5 ’
Its I ’gSl MH * factory Money
| your I Sample Qi. $1.53 fiSl Cheerfully Re-
kidneys I^l prepaid <««*«*•
S® ORDER DIRECT FROM YOUR NEAREST DEALER
gggj rSM* I OR DIRECT FROM FACTORY.
W® THE ULLMAN CO.
SOLS PROPRIETORS
g CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE UNION
SHOE STORE
408 MULBERRY STREET, MACON, GA.,
$ We Save You Money $
WE WANT TO INFORM OUR FR IENDS THAT OUR SPRING STOCK
HAS ARRIVED AND WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF SPRING AND
SUMMER SHOES AND OXFORDS. WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU
WHEN IN THE CITY. WE ARE T HANKFUL FOR YOUR PATRONAGE
IN THE PAST AND WILL USE O UR BEST EFFORTS TO MERIT IT
IN THE FUTURE. | ;
THE UNION SHOE STORE
408 MULBERRY STREET.
Salesmen—W. R. Herndon, Walter Turner, Clint Boone.
omitted to give room for a previous
article, viz. Labor, a Great Source of
All True Value.—Editor.)
I expect to invite the editor and
our correspondents later to visit our
town and hear Hoke Smith discuss his
candidacy for governor of Georgia.
(The editor would prefer attending
an educational rally.)
Hon. W. A. Tindol, who has been
seriously ill for some time, is now able
to visit relatives in Laurens county.
The white dress and straw hat look
ed cold to me Sunday.
Woe be to some of those candidates
who declined to publish their candi
dacy and platform in The Bulletin!
J. G. Jordan made a business trip
to Cochran Monday.
51 Two of our most popular young men
t say they are girlless. Can't you guess
i ’em, Bigon?
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•: What you say ’bout going to Cole
;' man hole now. Slick?
. ] Yours to serve, JERUSHA.
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EASTER SUITS.
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We have the newest, best and most
fashionable tailored garments for men
. and youths to be found. These suits
are manufactured by the famous
Character Clothing Co. and the reput
;; ation of this firm of manufacturers
-i is back of each suit we sell. We are
! sole agents for middle Georgia.
I. KESSLER, Prop.,
> ! L, D. STRONG. Mgr.
416-418 3rd St., Macon, Ga.
AN ACCOUNT
with us makes it easier to handle your financial af
fairs and to have a growing balance after paying
your necessary expenses. We invite you to open an
account with us and we will help you to save your
money.
Peoples Bank of
Gordon, Ga.
W. A. Jones, President. J. W. Brooks, Vice Prest.
J. E. Bell, Cashier.
Famous Ellwood 1
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Physicians and Druggists.
WE CARRY A COMPLETE
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Dr. C. A. Hodges.
Dr R. E. Evans,
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