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IWINTON BULLETIN
■flicial Organ Os Wilkinson County.
ÜBLISH ED_. E VERY F R11»A Y
ÜBSURH’IIOX sl.<" A YEAR LX
ADV AWE.
SAM W, HATEIEDD. Edilor.
EEE I’. II VrFIEI-n. AssLlanl.
Advertising rate- furnished on Ap
plieat ion.
Entered nt the Irwinton pi^tollicc as
second-class mail matter
It is encouraging to note th t "nth
the opening of the Irwinton Hank
other business is coining. Mr. E. 0
Momand lias begun a general mer
chandise business in the old Rutland
stoje. Mi. Byington is about to open
up a store, and it is reported that an
up-to-date diug store is t > come
along Avitb the other good things, to
lie managed by Mr. Warren Lindsey.
Those who have been running off to
do their trading can now do it at
honie. We want to see the people
coming back to the old town like
they used to. They will do it too now
that the business f cilities are being
furnished, Watch the county seat
go forward.
How about a few improvements on
,‘he sidewalks on Main .Street? A
small sum of money levied by the
Mayor and Council and expended in
this wav will add lots to the looks of
the town and the comfort of the peo
ple. Or if every man would do some
work in front of his own premises,
both be and the public would be be
nefitted.
It looks like a calamity is about to
befall the country m losing its [.each
crop. Already the trees are in
bloom, and a freeze would mean a
't-ememlous loss. At this time of the j
— year it can hardly lie hoped that we
have had the last freezing weaiherfor
the year.
Baseball is getting into the lime j
light again, and the dope is being
handed out by the pages. This year
Albany will have a team in the South
Atlantic League.
Macon is going right ahead with
its preparations to take care of the
Capitol. The announcement has
been made that a big hotel is about
to be c instructed on Cherry Street,
and they are almost blocking the
streets making other improvements.
It is wonderful how fast the Ceptral
City is pushing forward. If tne
State really wants to move the Capi
td back into Georgia, Macon will do
its part. The movement continues i
to spread, and enthusiasm increases |
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The Origin of Royster Fertilizers.
Mr. Royster believed that success awaited the
Manufacturer of Fertilizers who would place quality
above other considerations. This was Mr. Royster’s
idea Twenty-seven years ago and this is his idea
to-day; the result has been that it requires Eight
Factories to supply thedemand for Royster Fertilizers*
F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY.
FACTORIES AND SALES OFFICES.
NORFOLK. VA. TARBORO. N.C. COLUMBIA. S. C. SPARTANBURG. S. C.
j MAC^N. QA. COLUMBUS. GA. MONTGOMERY. ALA. BALTIMORE. MD.
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7 nat tip you tnink of Macon
as the location for the capital
of Georgia?
, That is the question that the
Central Capital Association of
. Macon, Ga., is anxious to have
I answered.
Every subscriber of this paper
। is invited to send in a reply to
, this question to the Central Cap
i ital Association. To every one
who gives their opinion in the I
matter the association will send ]
one of the handsome four-color j
wall maps of Georgia, one of the j
i new forty-page booklets on the i
। movement, and other valuable ■
reading matter and souvenirs. 1
This offer holds good for every :
man who has an office or is in
business, and will agree to dis
i play the may in a prominent
place.
The new Georgia wall maps
are 20x30 inches, printed in four
colors, which show clearly the
' outlines of each county. On the
i back of the map is a table show
। ing the population of the princi
> pal cities of the United States
, and that of every town and city
in Georgia according to the 1910 ।
’ census. There is also a large |
’ calendar for 1911 and other val-|
t liable information on the maps.
The Central Capital Associa- f
. tion proposes to keep this mat- j
. ter before the people of the
state from now until the legisla
ture meets, and it will spring
' some surprises which are certain ।
to interest and entertain every
! Georgian. The fight has just
begun and Macon’s people do not
( propose to stop until the capital
is located in the Central City,
where it will be convenient for
the greater number of citizens.
' “Centralize your State Busi
f ness” and “Bring the Cdpital
. Back Into Georgia” are two
3 earnest slogans which have
caught the people of the great
Empire State.
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GOVERNOR 10-22
OLDE TYME 9 23
GRAND DUKE 844
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Mclntyre, Georgia.
Jury List
Grand and traverse jurors
drawn for the April term, 1911,
of the superior court of Wilkin
son county:
GRAND JURORS.
C. C. Johns W. I. Dixon
J. H. Howell. Fernand Cannon
P. T. Holliway. J. T. Hatfield Jr.
J. D. Brooks. F. C. Chambers.
W. J. Davis Joe Youngblood.
D. J. Bateman. D. H. Hughes.
F. M. McCook. J. J. Butler.
E. J. Denson. W. H. Cook.
A. H. Nesbitt. J. H. Duggan.
T. A. Brundage. J. W. Turman.
W. W. Smith. J. A. Wood.
W. D. Smith J. J. McArthur.
Ed Crutchfield. C. E. Davis.
J. R. Hudson W. J. Sanders Sr.
W. A. Hall. J. A. Eary.
TRAVERSE JURY.
W. L. Freeman. John Hatfield.
J. P. Jones. J. H. Penington.
J. J. Brooks E. C. Lindsey.
D. B. Cook. L. J. Fountain.
J. E. Kemp. J. M. Hall.
P. J. Hawthorne. W. M. Kemp.
G. O. Stuckev I. O. Hall.
J. M. Shepherd (327)
G. C. Daniel.;
Thurman Sanders. R. E. Spears, i
C. G.Masingale. J. B. Freeman. \
T. H. McDowell. W. W. Lee.
J. R. Ellington Jr. W. C. Wood.
G. W. McCook. J. S. Martin.
B. I. Holder. J. H. Hoover, i
A. A. Cobb. C. M. Hitchcock.
T. S. Bloodworth. R. L. Jackson.
C. L. Smith. J. E. Simpson.
J. W. Fordham (330.
M. J. Lord.
Spain is alarmed over the extent of
emigration. It is estimated that near
ly 200,000 persons leave that couau-y :
annually for new homes in North and
South America. It is proposed to be
gin large public works in order to give •
employment to those who might oth- .
erwise seek work in foreign "’-"es. ] ,
Legal Notices.
GEORGlA—WilkYnsonTJunty:
Whereas, J. W. Vaughn, administra
tor of Mrs. Mattie Vaughn, represents
to the court in his petition that lie
has fully administered Mrs. Mattie
Vaughn’s estate, this is therefore to
cite all persons concerned to show cause
why said administrator should not be
discharged from his administration on
first Monday in March, 1911.
j. E. BUTLER, Ordinary.
GEORGI A—W il kinso n County:
('. 11. McCook, administrator on es
tate J. W. McCook, deceased, having
made application for discharge as such
administrator, notice is hereby given
that said application will be heard on
first Monday in March, 1!>11.
j. E. BUTLER, Ordinary.
GEORf 11A —Wilkinson Conn ty:
By virtue of an order from the court
or ordinary of said eonnty, will be sold
at public outcry before the court
house door, town of Irwinton, on first
Tuesday in 'March next, to the highest
bidder lor cash, the following real es
tate:
One acre land, more or loss, on
which is situated a 3-rom dueling, near
Gordon, Ga., adjoining lands of W. A.
Jones. Auiky Houston, Delia Gilbert,
and the public road. Sold as the prop
erty of Berlian Jones, deceased, for
I the purpose of distribution.
This Feb. 6, 1911.
! W. A. JONES.
I Administrator Estate Berlian Jones.
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Beilba Dean vs. William Dean!
I Libel for di voice. Wilkinson Superior
• Court, April term 1911.
To William Dean:
The defendant,
William Dean, is hereby cited to be]
and appear, personally or by attorney, '
at the Superior Court to be held in
and for said County of Wilkinson on
the 3rd day of April 1911, then and
there to make answer or defensive
allegation, in wiiting to the plain
tiff’s libel, as in default thereof the
court will pioceed according to the
statute in such cases made and pro
vided.
Witness the lion. J. B. Park,
judge of said court.
This 2nd day of February 1911.
Ira B. Stinson, Clerk.
GLOROIA Wilkinson County.
All persons indebted to C. 11.
Branan, late of said county, deceased,
are hereby notified to make immedi
ate settlement with me; and all per
sons holding claims against the said
C. 11. Branan, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same to me, at
gwainsboro, Ga., properly made out,
as required by law.
This January 25th, 1911.
F. C. Branan, Executor
Will ofC. H. Branan.
Foley
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