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IRWINTON BULLETIN
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
SUBSCRIPTION sl-00 A YEAR IX
ADVANCE.
Official Orgsn W^lasop County.
HARRIS WATERS. Editor.
Advertising rates famished on Ap
plication .
Entered at the Irwinton postoflmc as
second-class mnil matter
IRWINTON, GA. JUNE 18. 1909.
The good roads fever seems to be a
,contagious disease in Georgia. Near
ly every county in the state has it
bad—except Wilkinson: she seems to
be immune.
The road gang is now at work on
•the road leading from here to Tooms
boro, and which will be worked to
the corporate limits of Toomsboro.
'This will probably relieve a part of
the anxiety in the heart oi the News
—at least for a while.
The .Gordon Lodge Sons of Rest
wish to make this .their most emphat
ic denia} of the allegatien made some
time ago by the Gordon correspondent
to the Bulletin that that grand order
had been disbanded. The Great
Ruler of this organization says that
there is a large enrollment and all
in good standing.
The Bulletin will offer this season
to the farmer presenting us the larg
est watermelon one years subscription
so the Atlanta Semi-Weekly Journal
and the Bulletin and for th® next
largest melon we will send the Bul
letin one year free, for the third larg
est melon we will send the Bulletin
six months free. All melons will be
weighed as they are brought hi and
account will be kept of the. weights
of each and the lucky ones will be
determined September 15.
Wilkinson county should by all |
means get on the tpunk line between
Macon ^nd Savannah. An air line
between these two cities would center
drwinton. This course oi road would
ptean much to the county; although
,wa have no cars to semi outas scouts,
po money to'otfer as a bonus, but Wei
■have probably the best material to be ।
found in middle Georgia for building 1
good roads; and last, but not least, we
have an apprecietive people who
yvouid lend their most hearty aid and
co-operation in such a move.
Death of ’‘Little Jack.”
This afternoon a week ago, my lit
tle white shepherd dog passed away.
A largerattlesnake bit my little Jack
and be didn't live but a few minutes,
die was a smart little dog and he ate
just such as I did. Nothing I had
to eat was too good for Jack. If I
had chicken be got part of it. When
he wanted something to eat he would
jump up and turn around in front of
pie. He would sit up on his hind
legs and J would tell him good night
before I went to bed. We all miss
him. Jf any body has a little white
dog to give away please give it to me.
Mollie Mae Ellington.
^oomsboroj Ga., R. F. D. No. 2.
soimnoMWM
for children) safe, surt» Jia apiatta
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Notice to Teachers.
The annual examination for teach
ers license will be held in Irwinton
on the 18th and 19th of June.
The State School Commissioner
^ms suggested the study of “Dens
more’s Teaching a District School'’
ami “Dutton’s School Management”.
The former sold by The American
Book Co., Atlanta, Ga., and the lat
terhy The Southern Book Depository,
Atlanta, Ga. The State School
Commissioner suggests that the
study of these books will be of benefit
|o those applying for teachers license.
The annual Institute will be held
n Irwinton on the week of June be
ginning on the 21st. AH teachers,
required to attend.
J. S- Wood, C. S. C’
GORDON GLEANINGS.
Gordon can now claim almost as
much religion? congeniality as Irwin
ton while we’ cannot boast ol a Anion
church, yet our Methodist and Baptist
ministers were seen ploughing side by’
side last week in the same field.
MrJP McArthur, of Macon, has
b^en spending a week nt Gordon with
his parents dining bis vacation.
Mrs R G Smith and children spent a j
few days with parents, Mr ami Mrs!
J J McArthur.
MrJC Brooks, of Macon, visited
friends here last Sunday.
Mr Bosh, of Macon, paid his usual
semi-weekly visit to Gordon Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Butts visited Dr
and Mrs R M Butts recently. .
Miss Mattie Gay Tomlinson has re
turned from a visit to Eatonton .
Mrs Geo Lester and children are vis
iting Mrs J T Clements.
Mr and Mrs Roy Cooper, Miss Janie
Bigham, Messrs Cleve Ryle and Leßoy
Burk spent last Sunday at Tybee.
Mis Amanda Earfield and Miss Fat- j
tie Edwards visited Macon ,he first ol ।
the week.
Mr W A Deitrick who has been visit
ing his old home in Virginia has re
turned home.
Mrs W W Lee visited relatives at
Macon this week
We are glad to see our old friend Mr.
I C Dennard able to shake hands, with
his friends on the streets after a two
week’s illness.
Miss Reddick, of Savannah, is on a
visit to her brother, Mr P T Reddick,
the popular representative of the Cen
tral railroad at this point.
Dr Pollard, of Grays, Ga., called on
Mr B F Ryle, Jr., Tuesday, mi- Ryle
has been confined to bis bed for the
past two weeks, but we are glad to
note ho is much better.
Mr Holland, the Napoleon of the tele
graph olllce at Gordon received a bad
fright one night last week from an
empty eofiln box.
Tlie Odd Fellows bad .a very inter
ing Friday night and H W and M B
Waters, S W Lee and others were giv
en degrees in the order.
Mrs Will Brooks .spent a few days
last week visiting in Irwinton.
“New Comkr.”
For headache Dr. Miles’ Anti Pain Pits
J. F. JACKSOX. T b DLL.
JACKSON & BELL,
Real Estate Agents.
We have for sale the following described property:
150 acres of land 1 mile from Ivey, Ga.; 75 acres in cultiva
tion and 75 acres in timber. Has 3 room house, half mile from
church ami school house; will sell for half cash and note for bal
ance.
A plantation containing 1900 acres, 8 miles from Irwinton.
1100 acres in cultivation and SOO acres in timber. This planta
tion is well improved, has nice residence, 11 tenant houses, cot
‘on gin. saw mill, plenty of good water ami lots of fruit. 3-1 mile
from school lymse and 2 miles from cimrc i. terms, l-o cash and .
balance in notes.
One town lot 50x200 feet, conveniently located. Prices
reasonable.
Any one wanting to buy or sell Real
Estate will please write or call on
JACKSON & BEU BEAL ESTATE Cd.
G-OZRZDOTT, GjA.
M.C. Balkcom, R. H. Plaxt, Jr. M.C. Balkcom, Jit.
Baltfioui Bartae Company, Inc.
Dealers In
Hardware, Hoofing, Paints, Oil
and Glass.
362 ST, , G-A..
J mind tour, health.
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In the spring qnd summer season there is so much disease and sick
ness in the community that it might be well that you guard against such
by using pure wholesome medicines, prepared only by’ licensed depggists.
Our satire line is staple goods.
When you get it here you are sure of getting only the purest article
lon the market, and prepared only skillful bands.
kon should also inspect our line of Toilet Articles and perfumes. We
carry the best preparations made for Sunburns, etc.
.Hodges Evans,
Physicians and Druggists.
Gordon, ' - - - Georgia.
Foley*®
GELINO
i Laxative
la Plaaaant and Effectsva
CURES
Constipation, Stomach and
Liver 'Trouble.
by stimulating these organs and
restoring their natural action.
Is best for women and chil
dren as ORINO does not gripe
or nauseate.
Sold by Hodges & Evans of Gordon
and all druggists of Irwinton.
Legal Notices.
‘ GEORGIA —Wilkinson County:
"Whereas, E M Bootie Executor of J
M Boone, represents to the court in his
petition, duly filed and entered on re
?ord, that he has fully administered J
M Boone’s estate : This is therefore to
cite nil peasons concerned, kindred and
creditors to show cause, if any they
can, why said executor should not not
be discharged from his administration.
1 and receive letters of dismission on the
’ first Monday in July 1909.
J E BUTLER, Ordinary.
Cures Colds] Prevents Pneumonia
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Men Past 50 i n Danger.
' Men past middle life have fmind
' comfort and relief in Folev’s Kidney
Remedy, especially for enlarged pro
smtej gland, which is very common
। among elderly men. I. E Morris,
, Dexter, Ky., writes: “I p to a year
ago mv father snileied from kidney
and bladder trouble ami several phy
sicians pronounced it enlargement Rl
’ the prostate gland and advised an oper
’ ation. On account of bis age we were
afraid be could not staml it and I re
; ommended Foley’s Kuiney Remedy.
and the first bottle relieved him. and
after taking tlie second bottle he was
no longe, troubled with this complaint.
Sold by all Druggists of Irwinton and
Hodges and Evans, Gordon.
Bloodworth-Stembridge Co.
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We aro in a position to offer you some
unequalled bargains in summer Clothing.
Hats and Shoes. And think of our gen
eral furnishings line—we handle only the
best that can be bought.
7 We extend to our many Wilkinson friends .
a cordial invitation to visit us when in the
citv and we can assure them of a warm
welcome and plenty of bargains.
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Bloodworth-Stembridge Co.
MILLEDGEVILLE GEORGIA.
BECKER DOES IT.
When you are in need of a First
Class New Buggy, or your Buggies
repaired, also your Wagon, do not
forget you can have it all done at E.
Becker’s, Milledgeville. Ga.
Horseshoeing a specialty.
Also new Road Plows, and all
kinds of Tools Repaired.
E. BEKER,
; Milledgeville, Gra.
Tax Receiver’s Notice.
LAST ROUND.
I will be at the following places at
the times specified, for the purpose of
receiving state and cmmtj’ taxes for
the year 1909: •
High Hill Thursday May 20, from 2
to 4«p m
Turkey Creek court house Friday
Maj’ the 21, from 8 to 9 am and BC
Arnold’s store from 10 a in to 3 p in
Toomsboro (for Lord’s and Pass
more) or. Thursday June 3, from 10 a.
tn to 3 p m.
Bloodworth (at Bonner’s store) Tttes
daj- June 8, from 10 a in to 3 p m /
Ivey Wednesday June 9, from 10 a
m to 2 p m
Gordon (Ramah) Thursday June 10,
from 10 a tn t 0 3 p m
Bethel Friday June 11, from 8 to 11
i a. m.
! Griffin Tuesday June 15, from 10 a
I m to 3 p m.
I Irwinton Thursday June 17, from 10
j a m t o 3 p m.
I My books will close on June 20th.
I Please meet me on the dates mentioned.
J. B. BUTLER.
Tax Recriver, W. C.
THE GORDON
HOTEL.
Mrs. G. 8. Powell, Prop’s.
RATES: $2,00 Per Day.
SpeiAJ Rates by the Week.
i Special Attention Given the Traveling
Public.
GOEDON. GA . '
Stekea Jiidncj’B acaS
ftmees Conn! For A Lot
Every man admir.es a beautiful woman,
every man or woman admires a pret
ty buggy—just natural, that’s all.
Our buggies have the style, snap and
finish that gives them that just
right look.
When you buy of us you may be sure
that the style is correct; the materi
al and workmanship the best that
can be bought at the price.
That’s why our business has grown to its pres
ent proportion in a few years. That’s why
our Vehicles are so Popular. Get in line; buy
where your money goes farthest, and where
you get goods that are Up-To-Now.
THE- BLUMS BOSH 00.
gyneadqiiarteis for Vehicles, Harness and all Kinds of Farm Tm
plements.
660 to 670 Fourth-st. Atacoa, Ga.
SALESMAN:-
We are desirous of sectiring the services nf an expert salesman
on a salary to begin with of SIOO.OO and expenses per month.
V/, one except a hustler who can give good reference nsfd apply.
We offer the right man a good contract.
N WIONAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
rmror, g-eobgia.
