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J. W. POE .. . ,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
B FOREIGN AMERI-
CAN MARBLE
AJSTZD
? GRANITE MONUMENTS.
SLABS,HEADSTONES AND IRON I
FENCING.
Office and Yard 524 Third-st Macon, Ga.
Will be Glad to Have You Call on or Write Me.
J. O. Bloodworth Grover Bloodworth
BE WISE
AND
t BUY REAL ESTATE!
WEESESSSH
Any one wishing to buy or sell Real Es
state will T do well to call and see
SSMBSaSEBSS
BWi & Blßfliworili
Real Estate, Loan & Insurance Agents.
F Milledgeville, - - Georgia.
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I K The Medicinal Value of Whiskey 1
■ is admitted by the highest medical authorities, Indeed for ■
H ■ many slight disorders it is a safe and certain cure, but to be
BB effective, it must be the genuine, pure, natural article like M
| I SunnyßrooK I
/ I Whiskey 41'
SUNNY BROOK is unsurpassed as a ^holesbrne pleasant ■
I* hB stimulant or an invigorating healthful tonic. . E ’ ct , y ll dr £ p r overnmont »
Ba ■ a ß ed and bottled under the direct supervis.on of U. S. Government
Inspector* and its absolute purity and mellowness make its use pen y wn
a" ■ sale and free from harmful effects. The "Green Government^tampi
over the cork of each bottle states the correct age, proof aud quantity,
| SUNNY BROOK DISTILLERY CO.. JeScrson Co., Ky.
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fl H *"f« b y EXPRESS PREPAID g
■ i S From any of the following Distributors: §
L. G. DANIEL (ihuttamioga, Ten I-
Paul Heyman - ” .
■ M . Markslein “
Gieil Trading C 0.... Pensacola, Fla. h
® 9S Birmingham Liquor Company
B ■ K«i<l Whiskey Company “ “ . ■
I 1 C. Blum & Company ts i ■■
M C. C Butler & Company Jacksonville, M
■ . L. Leob Whiskey Company
■ ! ■ SHIFPEO IN PLAIN BOXES. SEND REMITTANCE WITH YOUR ORDER^O
■i I GOODS SHIPPED C. 0. D Megge^a^^
■Something New in Shoes.
11 is the “SELZ.” It has a world-wide
^■{eputation. Come see ’em
Another Attraction.
UU™ Yoh should aid also remember that we carry an excellent line of Dry
■roods, Notions and Ready-to-Wear Hats.
Hl ICEI ICE! ICE!
^rj' I have opened an ice house in connection with my general mercantile
■isiness. and am prepared to sell you ice cheaper than it can be bought in
■e larger cities. Give me a trial order.
■ H. F. STOKES
I Gordon, Georgia.
| LOCAL ITEMS. I
■aaaawmsisa^^ .
Get your ice from Stokes of Gordon. I
Several of the young people from
here attended services at Liberty
last Sunday.
Read J W Poe’s monument Adv
in this issue of the Bulletin. He sells
the best Tombstones and monuments
in Georgia for the money.
Col Geo H Carswell will leave next
for Atlanta, where he will take his
seat as one of the Georgia solons.
Mrs W H Parker and little son
Dupree left last Thursday for Dublin
where they are attending the annual
ehautanqua.
If you are interested in buying or
selling any kind of Real Estate you !
should see Jackson & Bell Real Estate j
Co., of Gordon. See their Ady. in this ,
issue.
Mrs A Baum and daughter Miss
Carrie left Monday for Dublin. They
will spend the summer in Dublin,
Mcßae and Stillmore.
Mr W F Cannon, wife anil two sons,
of Macon came down Tuesday ami spent
several days here and at Toomsboro
with relatives and friends.
Let us not forget to talk thebigcoun
ty revival meetings which will begin
here on August Sth. Let us all work
together to make it a grand success.
Mr Geo Funderburk left Wednes
day to spend part of his vacation.
Messrs RE Speirs and J W Rut
land went fishing on Sandy ereek
Wednesday. They report bad luck
as all they caught was beads . We
suggest they get behind the tree
when they go again.
Many of our citizens arc drifting to
wards Bright’s disease bv neglecting
symptoms of kidney and bladder trou
ble which Foley’s Kidney Remedy will
quickly cure. Sold by all Druggists
of Irwinton and Hodges and Evans,
Gordon.
The Sheriff’s twin boys, Fjed and
Ed, are spending this with relatives
in Milledgeville,
FtEmWEWEAR
utons the coujh azsdt Heals lungs
There was quite a crowd in town
yesterterday returning their property
for tax assessment, it near tl.e last
day.
Colds that hang on weaken the con
stitution ami develop into consumption.
Foley’s Honey and Tar cures persistent
coughs that refuse to yield to other
treatment. Do not experiment with
I untried remedies as delay may result ml
your cold settling on your lungs.
Sold by all Druggists of Irwinton and
Hodges * Evans, Gordon.
Mrs Mary A Brown died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs S Horton,
on Monday of this week. She had
many friends who will regret to learn
of her death. Her obituary will be
published next week.
Everyone would be benefited by rak
ing Foley’s Orino Laxative for consti
pation, stomach ami liver trouble as
it sweetens the stomach and breath,
gently stimulates the liver and reg
ulates the bowels and is much superior
to pills and ordinary laxatives. Why
not try Foley’s Orino Laxative today''
Sold by all Druggists of Irwinton ami
s emlgollnd Evans, Gordon.
Mr Fred Everett has returned to
Irwinton after going down near the
| ’Boro and laying by "Buck” Cannon's
farm for him, Fred is a hustler.
I Mr E C Momand came down Tnes
i day in an Auto from Atlanta. He is
now selling these machines.
Messrs Ira B Stinson, J L Bying.
I ton, E C Lindsey, Judge J E Butler,
■ and Col J S Davis left Tuesday for
I Fitzgerald where they will attend the
anni#il County Officers’ Convention.
It goes withcut saying they will
have a fine time.
Several of our young people will
leave Saturday for Fort Valley to
pack peaches during the season.
Warden R C Dent now has his
gang on the Toomsboro road and it
I will be worked to the limits
of th it town before stopping. He is
j making rapid headway and the people
I generally arc very much pleased with
Ils management.
stops tßc cough and beats Sungs
See notice of watermelon contest
in this issue.
'District Confeience
Toße Invited Here.
Rev Geo W Childress will leave
। next week for Spread. Ga where he
I will attend the Annual District Con
ference of the Macon District which
will be in session in that town the
greater part of next week.
It has been suggested by the pre
siding elder and pastor that the con
ference be invited here next year
which would no doubt meet with the
approval of the whole town and we !
; believe we voice the sentiments ofj
the people in urging boih tlmjpresid
ing elder ami pastor to do all in their
power to bring the next district con
ference to Irwinton.
In Memory of Mrs Deason
I Macedonia, .1 one 6, 1909.—Your com- I
| mittee appointed to draw resolutions
I in memory of our beloved sister, Mrs.
Emma Deason, beg leave to submit the
following:
Sister Deason was born August Ith.
1883. and joim d trie church at Mace
donia in August 1901, ami was baptized |
by Rev A S Avant, She was married '
to Brother Andrew Deason in March:
1901, and imide him a devoted wife on- |
lil her death.
She leaves two small children, her !
husband and many relatives ami friends
to mourn her death, but our loss is her
eternal gain. Sister Deason suffered
much during her illness, all of which
she bore with potiece and Christian for
titude without a murmur. The last
request she ever made was for the bible
to be read and prayer offered, and the
chapter was real';, but before the prayer
was offered she calmly fell asleep in j
Jesus.
But now she is gone to be with us no ।
more in this world, but we feel sure!
that she is cow enjoying the reward of j
the righteous and liymg in the sun
shine of immortal glory : and that she
has left an example worth}' of imita
tion, Therefore be it Resolved,
First, That we humbly bow in sub
mission to Him who docth all things
well, and we will strive to emulate her I
life by living to the honor ami glory of ।
our blessed Master, that we may meet |
her where the faithful part no more. I
Resolved Second, That in her death
her children lose a kind and loving
mother, her husband an affectionate
and dutiful wile, Macedonia church
I one el .its most devoted members and
| and the community a noble friend that
! will be missed by all-
Resolved Third, That these pream
! bles and resolutions be published in 'he
! M illedgeville News ami The Irwinton
I Bulletin, a copy be furnished the be
: reared husband, and also be recorded
i on the church book.
Mrs. Margaret Bennington,
Mrs. Kelly Pennington,
Mrs. Clara Smith,
— Committee.
Foley’s Honey and Tar is especially
recommended for chronic throat and
lur.g troubles ami many sufterers from
bronchitis, asthma and consumption
have found comfort and relief, by Using
Foley’ Honey and Tar. Sold by all
Druggists of Irwinton ami Hodges A
i Evans, Gordon.
Gordon R. F. D. No. 2.
^The farmers of this section are very
busy, but it will soon be_ "laying-by
time” and the । we. will enjoy the good
old summer time.
Mr 01. Wood and wife of Bethel
visited homefolks Saturday and Smi-
.■day.
।' Miss Rachel Aveock is visiting her
| sister Mrs T Sanders.
Mr H T Stinson has returned from a
! trip to Memphis and Nashville. Tenn.
■! Mr and Mrs J T Dennard enteitain
. I ed their friends and relatives last Sat
’ unlay evening. After a delicious re
j past of < ream and etike the young peo-
I pie rendered some very good music.
-I One and all report a verv pleasant
! evening. “Exeter.
! I o avoid serious results take Folev’s
(Kidney remedy at first sign of kidney
1 |or bladder disorder such as backache.
! urinary irregularities, exhaustion, am\
! you will soon be well. Commence
’ taking Foley'* Kidney Remedy todat .
i Sold by all Druggists of Irwinton and
j Hodges ami Evans, Gordon.
—
II H Bass, manager, wants a good
hustling man to write insurance in
this county for the Jefferson Stand
ard Life Insure-.ce Co. Adpress3l2
English-American Bldg., Atlanta Ga.
imwrew®
M jKcs Kidneys and Bladder Right
Every man should own a home, A
home is something you cannot lose.
Land is something that, will not burn,
an:l it cannot lie stolen. Your invest
ment will be safe, if you buy land.
Jackson & Bell of Gordon have town
lots, farming land, and timber Jam! for
sale at a small cash payments and the
balance on easy terms, See them for
i particulars.
H. Wrgxht, Seedsman
306 THIRD ST. MACON. GA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Garden, Field
and Flower Seeds.
OUR SPECIALTIES:
Seed Corn, Amber and 0.-ange Cane Seed, Chtifas, Peanuts, Cotton
Seed, Melon Seed, Velvet Beans, Kaffer Corn, Millet Seed—Corns ;
Tennessee Red Cob, Improved Golden Dent, Blounts & Cookes
Prolific, Snow Flake, Columbian Beauty Red Cob, Blardy Butcher
Very Fine. Improved Adams Early large ears; and all other seed
carried in an up-to-date seed house.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE.
t^TGennine Rocky Ford Cantaloupe Seed—Rocky Ford Grown.
Mowers and Rakes!
I have the exclusive agency for the Inter
national Harvester Company at this city
and am selling their Famous Mowers
and Rakes, and also supplies for same.
These machines are sold on their merits.,
and are the best on the market for long
wear and duribility.
I also have a select line of Furniture and
other merchandise you should inspect.
J. M. Shepherd
Toomsboro, Ga.
SPRING 1909.
New Goods
ARE ARRIVING AND BEING OPENED EVERY DAY.
“Schloss-Made Trousers," Brandegee,
Kincaid &■ Co's. Clothing. The Celebrat
ed “Emerson” and “No Name" Hats.
‘Faultless Shirts” and a Correct line of Furnishings
Will Dress You Correctly at the Most Reasonable
Prices.
R. L. CHEEK & CO
4%Third Street MACON, GA,
Brown Wagons
Columbus Buggeis.
“The Old Reliable."
■
£gp~l have th“ exclusive agency for the Famous BRO Wl\
WJVGOJSTS JkJN’jD COLUMBUS BTJG’
GHEIfS. a»id it would be u*eles* for me to say that these are the best
Vehicles on the market—this is a fact well known. When you need any
thing in this line let me figure with you. I will save you money.
B. H. Jackson
TOOMSBORO GEORGIA.
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WANTED’
k’ Farm or Business
■ for sale. Not particular about location.
I Wish to hear from owner only woo
I will sell direct to buyer. Give price,
■ description and state when possession
■ can bo had. Address. •
| L DARBYSHIRE. Boa 99SJ Bactoter. N. Y-
fOimHOHEWAR
for chijirnr.: oofe. sure. #o opiate*
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