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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Short and Various Kinds of News Items
Picked up in Town, Connty, and
Elsewheie
sor 6 doses “QQQ” will aur^ any
pase of Chills and fever. Price 25c.
Sheriff J. L, Byington and Dr. W.
H. Parker made a business trip to
Milledgeville this week.
Mrs. Catlhon and daughter, Pearl
are spending some time with rela
■, fives and friends in Macon.
Mr. Horace and Miss Rossie Lind
sey visited relatives in the Central
' City last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spears, of near
Danville, were the guests of the latter’s
parents here last Sunday.
Dr. P. A. Jesup delivered two very
interesting and uplifting sermons at
the Union Church here last Bunday
morning and evening.
Col. M. J. Carswell, of Jefferson,
viiie, visited his brother, Col. G. H.
■ Carswell of this place, last Sunday.
Mr. J, G. Ourlisie, of Macon, was
a pleasant visitor to his numerous
friends and relatives here last Satur
day and Sunday,
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Be sure to read all about the big
State Fair to be held in Macon this
month on the last page of this issue
of this paper.
*
Mr. J. T. Hatfield visited relatives
and friends in the Central City last
* ’ —
Misses Ruby Culpepper and Cora
Price, students of G. N. & I. Col
lege at Milledgeville, speQt Sunday
With homefolks here.
Many of the j'oung people of Ir
winton enjoyed a pleasant hhay ride”
last Monday night.
The many friends of Miss Myrtle
Everett are very glad to know that
she is rapidly improving after having
| undergone an operation at Sanders
* }ille Monday morning.
. •>
Mr. E Johnson left Monday to
I accept a position with a big lumber
I and stave firm in Mississippi.
If yon haven’t paid yonr suhscrip^
I tion to the Bulletin, it would be very
I pleasing to us if you would send in
I the amount due at an early date.
Toad Shepherd was recently tried
I before Judge Butler for selling whis-
I kefy and the Judge gaye a sentence
lof on.e hundred ddUt? or twelve
I months op the chaingang,
I *A f Q. Todd jt Mclntyre
I will pay you the highest
I market price for cotton.
MERRY WIDOW is a
II rich man’s tobacco but you
| get it ata poor man’s price
I from the Gordon Mercan-
Btiie Co.
Npor Rheumatism ai’d ay Blood
l^xuptioas and Liver Complaints
r' ’ I Dr-Hoags I1 its.
ki' TJ AJ■ *w "it il,f
[''sold by
HI, f. Stokes, Gordon, G».
W HAS START
ED OR RAILROAD
The First Dirt Was
Moved Monday
Morning
The grading of the railroad from
Mclntyre to Irwinton began last
Monday morning at Mclntyre, and
the roadbed is being laid up all along
the way and wherever it is neees.
sary it is being graded down and
in some places it is necessary ‘o fill
in for a hundred feet or more, There
is not but one or two place on the
route where much grading will have
to be done to get it on a two percent
grade. Mr. B, I. Stevens has the
contract to grade it and put it in
shape to lay the track. Mr. Stevens
has had several years experience in
railroad grading and such like. He
says thay ho will have everything
in shape to begin laying the track in
sis weeks and will not take longer
than that time to lay the track. By
the first of February next we are in
hopes that we will hear the whistle
of a locomotive in this town, which
has for such a long time been trying
to get a railroad.
As soon as this riilroad is com
pleted you will see old Irwinton come
to the front and in the course of a
few yeais we will have one of the
best little town in middle Georgia.
We are sure that we will have a bank
in just a short whild after the rail
road is finished for talk has ujreajy
begun on get a bank oruani^od here.
The perple between here and Dubr
lin and at Dublin are very interested
in the idea of extending it to Dublin
and in just a short while after jt is
completed to here, no doubt but that
plans will bp made to extend it on to
Dilbljn.
MINGO
Some of onr people seem to be doing
well. Mr. J W Fordham lias buJt a
nice six room house out qn Pine Hill.
Messrs R L and X J Wynn and J P
and L E Thompson have bought auto
mobiles and I shall have my old rickety
carriage repaired if the price of eggs is
good.
J L Finney and family, of Washing
ton county, are visiting B Wvnn, Mrs
Finney’s father,
Rev C W Jordan visited in Mingo
last week, suppose lie was hunting lost
sheep.
W C Thompson, our champion cat
cat hunter, is sick with chills and fever
this week.
ft lias been conceded by al! the mem
bers of the Possum Trot. Club that
Hoke Smith will be the next Governor
of Georgia, no matter what Tom Wat
son says and does.
i went to Dublin last week to get
some socks for winter for I didn’t
think any old maid or widow ladv
would like to knit for any old man at
this great age of the world.
At the present we all surely know
Our girls are not taught to cook, knit
and sew,
And we don’t want the kind like that
But one to (deal) up the 'lining room
and k'ck out the cat.
Uncle Jake
Tom Watson is Going
to Speak Here Today
Hon. Thos. E. Watson will speak al
this place today, at the Court at eleven
o'clock. Me received this news to late
ro annoi nee it in our last issue. Mr.
Watson is touring the in an automobile
and making speeches in nearly every
town. His motive for this is not
known, but we suppose his speech will
be mostly about polities as it, usually
iis. No doubt a big crowd will be here
to hear to hear him speak as he has a
• good'many followers in this couty.
S. S. PARMELEE COMPANY, Ml. ft
Horse Drawn Vehicles!
Os Every description
OPEN BUGGIES $35 TO $l5O
TOP BUGGIES 45 TO 200 A
OPEN SURRIE3 - 65 TO 200
TOP SURRIES » 75 TO 250 | ><
ROAD CARTS ~,, 15 TO 75
FARM WAGONS” HARNESS
SINGLE PUCSY $ 6.50 TO $45.00
One-Horse 830 to $45 DOUBLE BUGGY 15.00 TO 50.00
SINGLE WAGON 6.50 TO 15.00
Two Horse SSO to $75 double wagon 10.00 to 25.00
sicycjles pICYCLES
AW~~~—i>- NATIONAL ....S4O-00 TO J75.0C M.
CLEVELAND ,~, 40.00 TO 75.0 C ///A
CRESCENT ~ 30-00 TO £O.OO V ///f®
WW ENDURANCE ... 25-00 TO 35. CC \ Afl
V —GEORGIA .... .... 18.50 fO ?6.00 Al BO 81l HM
Buick Automobiles
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES,
Baby Carriages and Carts «< vk on «ov<? nn
$3.50 to $50,00 3 1 75.00 to ©275.00
8. 8. PARMELEE COMPANY, Mn, Ga.
Public Schools ^Open
Next Monday
The public schools of Wilkinson
County will open next Monday, Octo
ber 24th, and the preparations are now
being made for the event. Conr.ty
School Commissioner D<. J. S. Wood
is signing contracts with the teachers
and everything wih be in readiness on
the date of opening.
Let everybody start thei" children in ■
on the first day co-operate with the ‘
te-icheis and make tlm schools in this;
county among the best in the state.
W, C. t, u. Notice
Tee Woiran’s Christian Temper
ance Union will holt} its regular
meeting at the U nion Church next
Saturday afternoon, October
1910.
AH members are requested to at
tend as onr President and Sepaetary
have returned from the annual con
vention and have some thing of in
terest to relate to us,
Th< t \ (Ln Mercantile
Cu vid r ail you a regular
15c. plug of tobacco for 10.
it is cahed MERRY WID
OW.
LAUNDRY
I send off a laundry
basket every week
and i will appreciate
it very much if you;
will send me your!
collars and shirts von
wish to have laun
dered.
Jake Burney, |
Mclntyre, Ga.
For Rent or Sale
For rent or sale, my farm near
Gordon. Will cut up to suit pur
chaser. Apply to
V, H. Branan, Gray, Ga.
Get Your License
Hon Carry Pistol
Under the law passed at the last
session of the general assembly, if
you carry a pistol you must secure a!
licens and give a bond of §IOO to
the state.
The fee is fiftv cents, which must
jbe [laid to the ordinary. The license |
iis toy three years. The lion I is for
' the legitimate use of the pistol.
The license does not authorize one I
to carry tne pistol Goneedled. If you |
carry the weapon concealed you are ;
still guilty of a misdemeanor.
Just what the purpose of the law
is has not been made public. If one
is convicted of the offense of carrying
a pistol 'concealed and it is found that
that person has not secured a license
to carry a pistol, he pan be fined on
two charges, one for carrying a pisto]
and one for not taking out a license
and giving bond.
It is also believed that if one gives
this bond and pays the license,fee and
is convicted of tha improper use of
the pistol, the bond pan be collect'd.
Ordinary Butler has received a copy
of the law from Secretary of State
Cook and any person interested can
call and see it.
If you own a pistol you had better
take out the license. If you do not
and are indicted for carrying a pistol
you will also be indicted for failing
to take out the license.
A GOODPOSION ।
Car be bad by ambition^ young men
ami ladies in the field of “Wireless” or
Kailway telegraphy. Since the 8-hour
law became < tb-ctive. and since the
I Wireless companies are establishing
stations throughout the coumrj' there
is a shortage of telegraphers. Posi
tions pay beginners from S7O to S9O per
I month, with good chance of advance
ment. Tim National Telegraph Insti
tute operates six official institutes in
America, under supervision of K. R.
and Wireless Officials and places all
graduates into positions. It will pay
! yon to write them for full details at |
‘ Memphis, Tenn., or Columbia, S. C.
A tonic that Invigorates both old
and young. For weak, nervous,
men and women. Every bot-
*le guaranteed. Get
111 5S TO-DAV.
IDrhSalsl I i'
JTHTT Sold by
H. F. Stokes, Gorden, Ga.
t ^AYS f^our FULITBOOKKE^HI
COUBSE SCHOLARSHH # f |
Wks. you write at once and state wiu.o B
you saw this ad. Regular price is
AAfiffemc SIOO. To advertise thi ischool, only
sass a u m it ec j number of scholarships
will be sold at the low rate of $25.
If not ready new, writs and have one reserved and
we will let you pay later. We can also teach you by
mail if you prefer.
_ BUSINESS COIT
E£TA3LISr’ ED 1304 INCCiI ’ — 1894 I
i GEO. W. SCHWARTZ, 1
PRIXCIPAE. XjC TSVTTjLE. 1
| BALKCOM
Hardware Co., Inc.
HA LI) W A RE, ROOFING
PAINTS, OILS & GLASS
362 Third Si., Macon Ga.
Pose As A Capitalist.
For ONE DOLLAR we will send yon throe handsomely lithographed, but,
worthless, stock certificates, which you can fiUcu' yourself for any amount,
iind have lots of fun showing to your friends as proof that you a.e wealthy,
Tfiesu certificates appear to represent rail wav. gold mining and insurance en.
t.eriu ises end look just like the ‘Teal thing”, but must not be used to realize,
money on.
ONE SAMPLE FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Oend two cent stamp for illustrated circular)
' INDEPENDENT PRINTING COMPANIES.
WASHINGTON. D. C
BMNTB-*R WhiSSs:
imple Latest Model “Ranker” bicycle furnished by us. Our agents everywhere are
lakmg monev fast. Write for full particulars and sbeeiat offerft Wf. , .
KO MONEY REQUIRED until you receive and approve of your bicycle. W^ig
to anyone, anywhere in the U. S. zvitkoui a cent deposit in advance, prepay freight, an^
allow TEN DAYS’ FREE TRIAL during which time you may nde the bicycle am.
put it to any test you wish. If you are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wisfi tc
Keep the bicycle ship it back to us at our expense z^ycu zoid not be out one cent,
rift*anw DDIATC furnish the highest grade bicycles it is possible to mak‘
aAU I Uni ■ nlvCv at one small profit above actual factory cosf, You save J
to §25 middlemen’s profit* by buying direct of us and have the manufacturer s guar
antee behind your bicycle. DO NOT HUY a bicycle or a pair of tires from anroug
at any price until you receive our catalogues and learn our unheard oi Jacotfry
prices and remarkable special c^ers to rider agents.
vabi Mill ri DE AC*TAM!CI!En n ben you receive our beautiful catalogue-h^
IOU WILL BE ASlUnlwhtU study our superb models at the uionderfuc.y
lenv Prices we can make you this year. We sell thehighest grade bicycles for less monn
than any other factory. We are satisfied with |t.oo profit above factory cost
BICYCLE DEAL.EdS, you can sell oar bicycles under your own name plate
ur prices. Orders fills! the day received. \
1) HAND BICYCLES. $Ve go not regularly hanale second hand Mcydes, b
a number on hind taken in trade by ofir Chicago retail stores These we clear o
rices ranging from S 3 to SS or $lO. Descriptive bargain hsts mailed free.
nnAVEQ single wheels, imported roller cuains and pedals, parts, repairs an
» vAvIEivERARESf equipment cf all kinds At half tac usua» retail prices.
^SO HE9GETHORM PBICTBBE-FROOF ‘fl££
aft SELF-BEAUKG TIRES re
ne regular retail fri.e cf these tires is
per pair, tut to ialroduee uewill
sellyouasamplepairtarit-Oieashuitkor.icrSS.^).
HO HORE TROUBLE FROM PUnCTURES
NAILS, Tacks or Glass will not let tho
air out. Sixty thousand pairs sold last year, ygfjMSSg I SS?
Over two hundred thousand pairsnow in use.
DESCRIPTiOMc Made in a..-.
md casvriding.verydurableard ltncdr.istdewi.it ja.o» asaSSß&tyi-ss
I special quality of rubber, which never becomes S WT
porous and which closes up small punctures without allow- ff ot j oe the thick rubber tre« 1
•ng the air to escape. We hove hundredset lettersfrora sa. is- gdea an d puncture strips "li”
Sedcustomersstalingthattheirtireshaveonlvbeenpumped and also rim strip “H*
up <we or twice in a whole season. They weigh no more than Jlal to prevent rtin cutting. Th*
ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities being given tire will outlast any othe
by several lavers of thin, specially prepared fabneon the make-SOFT, ELASTIC BU.
tread. The regular price of these tires is <8,50 per pair,bt^t for H EASY BIDING.
letter is received. We ship C. O. n. or
Approval. You 'do not pav a cent until you have examined and found them stnctly as represented.
We will allow a ca«h discount of 5 per cent (thereby making t.ie pr.ee 54.55 per pairLll yoe
,'ud FULL CASH WITH OKDEH and enclose this advertisement. You run no nsk h
s udin > us an order os the tires may. be returned at OUK expense if for auyieason thevarj
not «&factory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and money sent to is as safe „ tea
■ ank If veil order a pair of these tires, you will find that they will ride easier, run f^stjt
wear better last longer and look finer than any tire you have ever used or seen at any P””- J'
know that you will be so well pleased that when you ^"'A^^tire^ 'set 8 *
xv*• wans von to «?e’id us a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire oner.
TfmrO don’t buy any kind at any pnee until you send ®
YOU nSED TIRES Hedgetliorn ’Puncture-Proof tires-on approval and trial
the special introductory price quoted abovm or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue whica
^^ndqu^.^Jandkindso^^
DO NOT WAIT ora pair of "tires from anyone until you know the new and woudeHa,
eScra we are making. It only costs a postal to learn everything. Write it NO n .
J. L MEAD CME COMPANY, _ CHICAGO, ftk,
