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Legal Notices.
Relation-Administration.
J Georgia—Wilkinson County.
r To All Whom It MayJConeern:
, C O Butler havingfin proper form
applied to me for’Permanent Letters of
Administration'on the estate of Lins M
Butler lute of said County, this is to
cite Riband singular the creditors and
next of kin of Lina M Butler to be and
appear at my.office within the time al
lowed by law, ami show cause, if any
they can, why permanent administra-j
tion should not be granted to’C O But
ler on her estate. Witness my hand and
official signature this 7tb day of Fab
1910..
J E Butler. ( rdinary.
Citation-Year’s Support.
’ GEORGlA—Wilkinson County.
To All Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given, that me ap
praisers appointed to set apart and as
sign a year’s support to Minerva
f Hughs, the widow of Willis Hughs,
deceased, have filed their award, and
unless good and sufficient cause is
shown, the same will be made the judg
ment of the Court at the March term,
1910, of the Court of Ordinary .
This Feb. 7th 1910.
J E Butler. Ordinry Wilkinson Co.
Patronize home industry, buy J.
K. Orr shoe made in Georgis, for
pale by E. Johnson.
Cross Road Dots.
Mrs Ada Mason spent a few of last.
/ week with her sister Mrs J J Shepherd |,
Mesdames Anna Brown, Bettie Hat-j
cber and Ada Mason spent Wednesday
PM with Mrs McCuHar.
Mr Lee Justice and family spent *
Snnday with Mr Lee Brown.
Mr Thaddie Player and Miss Inez ।
Waters were out driving Sunday PM. (
Mrs J F Simpson and Mrs Claude ।
Brown spent Sunday with the formers
i l her M r W <1 Lewis.
Tbe.»e iattended preaching nt Mc
h'i'"" IT our community Sunday 1
v.oe Mr-utd MrsC W McCuHar and I
tbit l .'. ■■ ...rs Fred Simpson. Homer .
□ml Arthur Lavender, J J Shepherd
» Mid wife. Miss Ada Mason and Miss
'^nna Mae Waters.
MrG T Waters made a business trip
to Gordon Monday.
Masters Elmer Shepherd Joel and 1
Fred Wafers have stopped schoo; to
begin working.
Two Country Maids. ,
stoo Reward, SIOO.
The readers of this paper will be J
pleased to learn that there is at last one I
। |lneaded disease that science has been j
| able to cure in all its stages, and that is 1 1
■ Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cureis the
I only positive cure now known to the
■ medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
■Kitutional treatment. Hail’s Catarrh
•Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucos surfaces of
the system, therehv destroying the
ound ition of the disease, and g iving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do- ]
ing its work. The proprietors have so ।
much faith in its curative powers , that ;
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any ease it fails to cure. Send for list ’
of testimonials. 1
Address F J CHENEY & CO., To- 1
ledti. O.
sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for.const)- r
papqn, 1 •-
»
We have plenty
money to loan on
good and sufici
’ ent security.
l Come t<> see us.
Jia dun IK
G. C. Daniel Cashier.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
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Do not forget that I handle a nice
line of low cuts z and button shoes.
■ —E. Johnson.
Commissioners Court was in session
here Tuesday.
The heavy rains and winds of the
past few days have caused consider
able damages throughout the entire
state.
) The many friends of Mr and Mrs
I E Burkett are glad to learn tiiat
their little boy, Joe Sam, is rapidly
improving after several days illness
with pneumonia.
Miss Rossie Lindsey returned home
Monday after visiting relatives in
Milledgeville for several days.
1 dozen eggs gets a pair of boys
knickerbocker pants at E. Johnson’s
Mr and Mrs J W Rutland enter
tained quite a number of the young
people Tuesday night in honor of
Miss Lollie Rutland.
The Wilkinson County Teachers
Association held their regular month
institute last Saturday and a good
many teachers attended.
Mrs J B Burkett and little son,
of Dry Branch, are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mr and Mrs II D Hughes, of Tooms
boro, visited relatives here this week.
Messrs Oscar Bloodworth and Sid
Stembridge, of Milledgeville, made a
business trip to this CitjMast week?
5 dozen eggs get a pair of men’s
Sunday pants at E. Johnson’s.
Mr and Mis L P James, of James,
are visiting the latter’s parents here
this week.
Miss Floy Lee Everett, who is
teaching at Tarbersville in Twiggs
County, visited parents here last Sat
urday and Snnday.
Rev 0 F Cook, presiding older of
the Macon Circuit, preached two very
interesting and uplifting sermons at
the Union Church here last Sunday
morning and evening.
I have a lot of children’s under
wear going at cost. —E. Johnson.
Miss Annie Lindsey, of Atlanta,
is visiting homefolks here this week.
Miss Lollie Rutland, of Blaxley,
returned to her home Thursday after
visiting relatives and friends here
for several days.
Col J W Lindsey, Col J S Davis
and Mr J II Hoover went to Allen
town last Saturday in interest of this
county in the dispute between Twiggs
ai d Wilkinson over tie county line.
We understand that Wilkinson will
produce evidence sufficient to sustain
her right. The decision will be
made next Tuesday by the Secretary
of State.
Mr. Jas. G. Carlisle, formerly of
this county, has been promoted and
placed at the head of a new’ dep: rt
ment of the Central of Ga. R. R.
His friends here are watching with
admiration how his exceptional abil
ity as a railroad man keeps boosting
him to the top.
Come and inspect our stock. Our
motto: “One Price to All.” —E-
John son.
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Horse Drawn Vehicles
Every Description
OPEN BUGGIES » 535 TO $l5O ’A Ti T
TOP BUGGIES 45 TO 203 /\. .< ; .<1 .$
OPEN SURR, E S 65 TO 2M
TOP SURRIES 75 TO 250
' ROAD CARTS 15 TO 75
FARM WAGONS i
One-Horse S3O to @^s j
Two Horse SSO to 5 j
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135^ WTT IV■: 7 &
L -J | lx# S Lq
' ' GEORGIA 13.50 TO 29.C'
Buick Automobiles —\ 7L I“' <
—— INDIAN MOTORCYCLES, , 0 W ^'7
«o !1 ln Car ‘ S $ 175.00 to $275.00 ''
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We received some communications
this week that we could not publish
for the reason there was not any
uame signed,
The friends of Mr. Harry W. Tay
lor will be interested to learn th i-; he
has recentW given up his position as
engineer on the M. D. & S. R. R.
and purchased the livery stable busi
ness in Macon heretofore owned by
Messrs. Will Branan and E. W.
Lipford. He says he will be glad
for the Wilkinson County people to
drop in to see hirn whetnup that way.
We wish him much success.
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a Are You I j
I Honest? I
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pg With your land when for the i
M sake of saving a few dollars M
you use a fertilizer whose
y only recommendation is its y
8 analysis. It requires no spe- d
cial knowledge to mix mate- y
rials to analyses. The value •
y of a fertilizer lies in the ma-
terials used, so as not to :
1 i over feed the plant at one
{j time and starve at another. y
□ This is why Royster brands v
£ are. so popular. Every in
□ gredient has its pamcidai
1 work to do. Twenty-five
□ years experience in making 0
y goods for Southern crops has y
g enabled as to know 7 what is p
□ required. 0
3 See iha? trade mark is gib every bag y
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i® registered ?S
g F. S. Royster Guano Co c
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The Bulletin will be a six page paper
hereafter instead of four pages as I
heretofore. —Ed.
Miss Carswell Entertains.
Little Miss Floried Carswell en
tertained quite a numder of her ।
friends, in honor of her sixth birtii-l
day, Saturday aitcrnoon from 3 to 5 i
o’clock. After games of all kinds
knoun to children were played, Misses :
Ethel Lindsey and Eloise Hattield !
served delicious refreshments, she re-:
cieved a good many presents which j
made an indeliahle impression < n her I
young mind, and she says its so nice '
to have bithdut) i arties.
marines©
j SINGLE BUGGY $ 6.50 TO $45.00
i DOUBLE BUGGY 15.00 TO 50.00
• SINGLE WAGON 6.50 TO 15.60
j DOUBLE WAGON 10.00 TO 25.00 .
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I i f M IH B K I
cm!'-* d ^3^ K-rs 0
I WILL BE IN IRWINTON EVERY TUESDAY FOR THE PURPOSE
OF DOING DENTAL WORK.
THOSE DESIRING V/ORK PLEASE REMEMBER THE DATE AND
MEET ME PROMPTLY.
p T BnTtEP Denh’qf
fa imp trnzmo td
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J-gw* ;■ ct3Rrs»«;re*s*?«• n; Six _y» \ $
| The Lowest Prices Ever Quoted
jn buying from us you PAY Ox^LA rOR THt
!;j; WHISKEY, not for bottles, jugs, extra weight, labeling,
I!;; filling and packing.
.'i:'; No other reliable house quotes as low prices as we do
;<n Our plan saves half the transportation charges and ail the
g: extra cost of labeling, filling, packing, etc. THIS SAVING
li-j; IS YOUR PROFIT. Look at the prices we quote and con
;!::■ sider the high merit of the goods. They are --t Cheap
•• ; Goods, but Good Goods Cheap.
yj; WE PREPAY AEL EXPRESS CH - . ZES
:C! ON 2, 3,4, and 41 GALLON WG C EC. • -.><3 .
!: H PRICE LIST FOR GOODS K^.IED EELOW
2 Gallon K»s ..... $£ S 3
hi: 3 Gallon Ke? 4 33
*l■ * J 4 Gallon Keg ..... 5 ; o
'!■;• 4?.t Galion Keg .... 6 <i»
;; .:; North Carolina Style Com Whiskey
Bye Whiskey ,
• ' Rode end Rye
.:!.. Rum - - ■' ■ . : p
* ' ; ’ • ??nTtdy
!•• . • Apricot Corral
i* ;•* SJackberry Cordial .. ort *, .ne
i ; .. Sherry Wine Souppe.’
! ; . • • (We will Stat ship any of the above is bottles ?
<! :•! -Note the Price of Each is the £ •
«!■ ; { After.you have ordered a keg and find >: ’
it is to have in the house, and how easy :
: : : I • any size bottle that suits year
I: ;; ! W ill agree with us that it is the ..
!;.'•• shippiog and receiving. ■ A.-.
!:! •: ' Send us an order at cnee and find o.' • ... . :
fiship, and what satisfaeLon o:r Z\/|i
ve. Your money refunuod u you
y satisfied.
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