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Farmers Union Grand Rally will be held at MCINTYRE THURSDAY, JULY 23. Yon ate especially invited to COME. And REMEMBER THE DATE.
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VOL. XIII. NO.-38."
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PARAGRAPHICALLY PENCILED.
_Mr Linnie Freeman, of Toomshboro,
visited-Irwinton Tuesday.
. 'Thé/!*checker-board”’ seems to have
they sway now. 'The marbles are not
in it. o i '
«Professor’’ Samuel W Hatfield, of
Macon, 1s at home on a ten days vaca
, tion, ide
: Mrs W O Kinney and family of Ma
con, are visiting relatives here this
~ week. § \
. CaptJ A Mason was in town last
week, for the first time since Joe
Brown was nominated. :
Mr B [ Simpson, wife and her broth
er, of Macon are here for a week’s visit
* to the former’s pavents, Mr and Mrs J
H Simpsom.
. You are most cordially invited to at
tend Farmers’ Union Rally at Mcln
tyre next Thursday. = Good specking
and plenty of dinner. Mect us there,
; Misses Ethel and Alice Hill, Eula
and Fannie McCook, Bessie Adkins
=~ and Rosa Harville have returned home
from Fort Valley.
L Ifaé,t week was “ration week” with
the Ration Society under the hill. This
1s one of the best orzanizations the
colored people of this sectiol have.
Mr and Mrs Manson, of Jonesboro,
cane down Sunday and the latter will
spend some time here with her parents
_ Drand Mrs J S Wood, while the for
mer returned to Jonesboro Monday,
Prof Will C Stokes, of Atianta, was
here Saturday shaking hands with and
meeting our people. He has been
eleted as principal of Talmage lnstitutel
for the next school year and he comes
highly recommended.
Fi
~ Miss Marie Williams, who has been
. gnending some time here, left Monday
" for the lower partof the countv where
she will spend a week with relatives
and friends before returning to her
home in Dablin, |
Mr Linton § Hartley, of Fort Vulley
who hasg been here for the past two
weeks superintending the peach pack
ing for Mr Alf Neshitt, finished the |
work and returned to his howie last
week.
Several of the liwinton citizers ave
using the wvery permiscionsly iu .the
eradicatior of weeds from around their
premisis. Otlers should take the hint.
It will make things bealthier and at
the same time present a btlter appear
ance. Try it. l
- A sevies of meetings will begin at
he Union church here next Saturday
morning at 11 o’clock, and will con
tinue for probably a week or two, and
will be eonducted by the BSptists, Bro
Kelley will probably be assisted by one
of the leading ministers of. Vienna.
Gordon Route 2,
Qite a merry crowd participated in
an all-day singing and dinner on the
*grouml here Sunday.
Mr Henry Freeman Brooks made a
visit to the *‘base-ball town’’ Monday.
Miss Laura Myrick has returned home
from Twiggs.
4 he Rev Mr Ward begins a protract
ed meeting here Friday July 14.
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BUUKS of Ml Kinds on cREmT
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The Frankiin-Turner Co., Atlanta, Ga. ™sco™" |
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NOTICE. |
GEORGIA-—-Wilkinson County. !
By virtue of an order granted by the |
H(‘)n Alexander Proudfit Referee in |
* Bankruptey. 1 will sell in the town nfl
* 'l'opmsboro on Saturday, July 25th 1908 |
. during legal gale hours, to the highest |
for cash; one boiler and engine, onel
sawmill complete, five two-horse wag
ous, squr set¥two-horse wagon harness, !
two Ohio caltivators, two two-horse
plows,two buggies; one set buggy har
ness, two yokes and pull-chains, :md?
one lot of oak lumber. |
> A'lfhbis property will be <old first sepa
rately and then in a sump. The pur
chaser must deposit with the undersign
ed ten per centof the amount of bid,
Sale is made subject to confirmation of
. the Referee. Bold as the property of S
W Hunter, hankrupt. If the sale is not
confirmed the ten per. cent, so deposit
“ed will be retugped. 3
'¥'his July 17, 1908.
ey J. L. Byington,
£ v, - Trusteg for 8. W. Hunter.
. IRWINTON, WILKINSON COUNTY, GEORGIA, FRIDAY JULY 17, 1908.
Couldn’t See The Game.
Four of our pretty girls were taken
out to a ball gawe Saturday after—
noon by the same number of ¢Hall
Room Boys”—the boys thinking
there was no admission fee. The
girls were awfully disappointed in
not seeing the game when the boys
learned that it would take ten cents
each to enter, But the boys toolk
them out to church Sunday, and
were heard to sing, “I’m so glad Sal
vation is free”—to the tune of “I
aint got no money but I will have
some.”
In Memory.
Os our dear friend, Mrs. ILiddie
Snow.
Itis with a sad heart~that we
write a few words dedicated to the
memory of our dear one.
Just fourteen months ago she was
married to Mr Jim Snow, and lived
a happy life until the 20th of dJune,
when a stranger voice than man’s
called her to her eternal home. She
leaves a father. mother, one sister,
six brother and a heart-broken hus
band and infant {o mourn her death,
but our loss is ker gain, She waz
laid to rest in Snow Hill lcemetery on
June 22 in the presence of many
weeping friends. °
She was obedient to her parents,
a kind sister and a loving wife and a
friend to all. lis hard to part from
one so near but there is one great
thought that lightens the burdens in
our h-asts, if we obey God’s will and
take up the cross and follow Christ,
we will meet her beyond the Pearly
gates of Heaven where parting is no
more. She was a daughter of Mr
and-Mrs M L Beck and loved by all
who knew her.
| She his completed her work en
carth and is a bright angel in Heav
!en. She united with the church two
lyears ago at Laurel Braach, and liv
ed a true member until God took her
arms are ten thousand times stronger
tlan ours,
May the Lord in Heaven bless you
and help you to meet her in the
world above, Weep not dear friends,
you will see her again where good
bye i: not known.
Written by a Friend,
CROSS ROADS.
Misses Amzie and Willie Vinson, of
Dudley, were the guests of Miss Bessie
Stevens Saturday .
A F Waters and family spent_ Sun
day with Mr and Mrsand J D Laven
dar.
Mr Charlie Wood McCullar and Miss
Agnes Roberts were married Sun
day morning. The cercmony tuking
place at Toomsboro,
Mr Ira Justice and Miss Inez Waters,
Miss Auna Mae Waters and brother,
| Joel, attended the singing at Mr Lewis’
| Sunday afterncon.
Lee Brown and family attended ser
vices at Friendship Sunday.
Mrand Mys C C Thompson passed
through our community Sunday.
Mr and Mrs G T Waters spent Tues
day with Mr Johin Hatfield and family,
| Mrs BF Pate, Sris visiting home
| folks near Toomn:shoro.
1 DANYVILLE 2-
i Miss Bessie Rutherford is hom(:‘
‘:lgain from Macon. |
| Mrs Annie mMansch and little son,j
i Willie, and daughters, Annie Belle
;aml Mrs W R Wilder of Macon have
| returned home after a pleasant yisit to
i relatives in this community.
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' Farmers’ Union Picnic
\ And Great Rally.
i The Irwinton Loeal Farmers’ Union
: will give u big rally and picnic at Me
| Intyre on Thursday July 28rd. There
[, will be some entertamming addresses
,‘lby some well known speakers. The
: ‘ public is cordially invited to come and
"! bring their picnic baskets full.
\ P'anterscc ÜBAN QI L cures
E uts, Burns, Bruises, Rheu-
I watism and Sores. Price, 5 cents
Farmers’ Union Rally.
All the different Farmers’ Unions
| of the county will hold a grand rally
and basket dinner at Mclntyre next
| Thursdey July 23, (instead of Fri
| day, as announced in this publication
| last week.)
All who are interested in the work
of the Union, whether members or
not, are requested to come and bring
their picnic baskets well filled.
There have been engaged some
competent and distinguished speakers
for the occasion and no doubt the
day will be well spent by those who
attend,
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GORDON NEWS.
Bro S W Johnson little Willie Clyde
went to Atlanta Wednesday.
Dr C A Hodges i 3 able to be out!
again.
Mrs Gertrude Glespie and children
of Texas are visiting relatives here.
Mr Lawrence Butts of Millen visited
his son last weck.
Mrlra R Stinson was in Gordon
Wednesday,
Mr Wm Stevens of Macon spent sey
eral days visiting his daughter Mrs I.
C Tomlinson.
Otho Perkins went to Indian Springs
lazt Saturday .
Price McArthar of Macon visited
hig parents Mr and Mrs J J McArthur
Sunday.
Miss Ethel Powell 1s spending her
vacation in Gordon.
Mrs J W Hooks and little Miss Gale -
spie were in Macon Wednesday.
Judson Clements spent several days
in Milledgeville last week playing ball
with the team there.
Mrs Josie Roser and children visited
relatives here recently,
Misses Pattie Kdwards and Nonie
ilodges ave visiting friends in Macon,
Mrs Amanda Barfield is visiting hcrf
csister Mrs Bridger .n Macon,
Miss azel Powell visited Macon last
week,
Mr R E Eenderson was here Wed-,
nesday in the interest of the Atlanta
Georgian. {
Mr I T Stinson was here Monday. |
Mrs S F Holliman and son were in|
Gordon Wednesday. {
Several went from here to I'ybee last |
Sunday. - |
Mr Ira B Stinson and Prof P F Dug- |
gan attended the Odd Fellows’ Lodge '
liere last Friday night. |
Mr Pink Brooks has received a cari
load of brick to lay the foundation of!
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We Have for Sale.
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| The Following Described Real Estate:
_ Bargain No. 1. ;
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117 acre of land 1 1-2 miles north of Gordon. 30 acres in timber, 87 acres
cleared, 30 acres in cultivation this season, 4 room house, plenty .of \\':\tor.!
Has some fruit trees; such as peaches, apples, plums and fig trees, Price!
and terms reasonable, 4 |
Bargain No. 2. ‘
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|B6 acres of.land 3 1-2 miles north of Gordon; 56 acres in hard-wood timbue |
‘| and 30 acres cleared; 3 room house; plenty of water for stock, Price \'er.\'!
‘| cheap and reasonable terms, e
Bargain No. 3. |
One half interest in two town lots in Gordon. lots 50 330, Has goodi
| wire fence and running stream of water the vear round. Can be bought
reasonable for the eash. !
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| Bergain No, 4. |
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| House and 4 lots in Gordon. Lots 50x200 feet and lay side by side making .
a square 200x200 feet. This property is well located. The house has four:
rooms and is new; well of good water, This property is offered at a bard ‘
gain on reasonable terms. |
NO 5 3 lots in Gordon 47 1 2x218 feet, well located and very desir |
' *7 ° ablebuilding lots. Any one desiring a place to build shoul 1
: see these lots, Prices and terms rcasonable, 1
'|Any one interested in buying or selling
| Real Estate will picase call on or write to
|lßell & Owen Real Estate
| Company. Gordon, Ga.
his new store building that is to be
built of concrete blozks.
The brick work on the new" store
building of Mr H ¥ Stokes is about
completed, ‘
MrJ W Brooks is having his oIC
store building moved to the rear of his
lot and is getting the material on the
ground for his new brick store build
ing.
Mr W A Jones is having the hotel
remodeled and recovered which will
add mueh to the looks and conyenience
of the hotel.
The Eatonton ball team plaved two
games here Saturday with the Gordon
team. The first game was caid to be
the best game played here this season,
the score being 1 to 0 in favor of Eaton
ton. The second game resulted in a
score of 4to 0 in favor of KEatonton.
The Eatontun team are composed of
nice young men and the Gordon people
are glad to have them among us . There
was quite a crowd come with them and
every one seemed to enjoy their visit
to Gordon. Arthur Griffin received
many compliments Saturday for his
excellent playing, even those on the
opposite team said that he was the best
player on the diamond.
Mrs Wm MceDaniel gave a big din
ner in honor of her children at her
home near here. They were all pres
ent, making a total of eight. They all
scemed to enjoy the day very much as
1t is c 0 seld(m)l they all get together.
The afternoon was spent talking over
childhood days and telling jokes on
each other. VISITOR.
Roberts--McCullar.
On last Sunday morning at the
home of Magistrate S, J. Dixon at
Toomsboro, the marriage ceremony
of Mr. C. W. McCullar and Miss
Agnes Roberts was solemnized.
The contracting parties are both
popular in their respective commui
ties and have the best wishes of their
many friends, 2 I
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UTroCeries
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\ I have on hand a good line of goods
‘heeap for the cash. Call and see me |
| before buying., Courtesy and squm'e!i
' dealings our motto, |
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j McINTYRE, GA, ;
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You've Paid the Bill.
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‘ Os Course You Have But You Have Lost the
- Receipt.
And now you're asked to pay 1t again. Why not pay
all your bills by ¢heck? Then, in the cancelled checks,
You’ll have an ihndisputnb]e receipt for every dollar paid
out, :
We receive deposits by mail and would appreciate
having your account. ‘
PEGPLES BANK of GORDON, GA
J. E. BELL, CASHIER.
HODGES & EVANS
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Physicians and Druggists.
" WE CARRY A COMPLETE
ok LINE OF
L e AND e
Patent Medicines
Dr. C. A. Hodges.
Dr' R‘ Eo Evans,,
Grordom, Ga.
“ELECTED
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You will fell happier than the mam whe
was elected at the recent primary if you
purchase any of the fellowing goods at tue
listed prices, which is more than 25 per
cent discount, and will be offered you for
the next thirty days.
10 Dozen Pairs Work and Dress Shoes.
8 Dozen pairs Mens” and Boys’ Pants.
Several broken lots ladies’, misses” and childrens’ hosiery and mens’ soX
50 pieces remnant summer dress goods,
4 dozen mens’ and boys felt hats.
All sorts remnants laces, insertions and embroideries,
The latest styles in ladies’ trimmed hats will go in this discount saler
All articles sold at the will be strictly cash
E Johnson, ™
Famous Ellwood
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