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KOCaX BREVITIES.
®liort and Various Kinds of News Items
■ Picked up in Town, Conntv, and
■ '<
■ Elsewhere
Alen’s and Boys’ suits
&0 per cent off at E. John
■sdh’s.
H* * *
Mlessrs. Warren and Horace
■ Lindsey made a business trip to
■Atlanta last Friday.
* * *
Mr. Rogers, of the Singer
I Sewing Machine Company, of
I Macon, has been in this place
I this week on business.
* * *
E. C. Momand has in stock a
I full line of Singer Sewing Ma-
I chines and a full line of needles
| and anything that goes with a
diwing machine.
* * *
The many friends of Miss Ida
Fountain regret very much to
learn of her recent illness and
•^ish for her a speedy recovery.
* * *
Garden seed and seed
^potato s at E. Johnson’s.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hatfield,
of the Central City, have been
| visiting the formers’ parents,
’ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hatfield, here
this week.
* * *
Mr. W. H. Parker and little
son, Dupree, visited relatives
and friends in Dublin the first
of this week.
* * *
Mr. J. G. Miller, of near
Toomsboro, was a visitor here
last Monday and gave The Bul
letin a pleasant call.
* * *
Messrs. J. L. Byington and H.
C. Wood have returned home
after a short visit to Baltimore.
* * *
2 r L post beds cheap at
E. Johnson’s.
* * *
On the last page of this paper
see- the advertisement of E. C.
Momand.
* * *
Mr. F. C. Manson was a visi
tor to relatives and friends in
Macon Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week.
*. * *
Miss Annie Lindsay, of the
Capital City, is spending some
time with her mother, Mrs. J. W.
Lindsay, at this palce.
* * *
Mr. L. E. Parker, of Dublin,
was in this city on business this
week.
* * *
Tw > good sewing ma
chines cheap at E. John
son’s.
* * *
Messrs. Wilse Birdsong and
Sam Hatfield, of Macon, spent
last week-end with friends and
relatives here.
“The NATIONAL SHOW
CASE COMPANY, Columbus,
Ga., are BUILDERS of DIS
TINCTIVE SHOW CASES,
BANK, STORE, DRUG and
OFFICE FIXTURES and JOB
BERS of PLATE and all kinds
of glass. Write to us for prices.”
EXCHANGE HANK
Milledgeville, Ga.
Being centrally located in the A.-
। sonic hall Building, we are convenient to
ail classes of trade. We are proud of the
record we have made and are anxious to
have you for a depositor. Our resources
have increased since January, 1904, to
the present time from $40,000.00 to
$200,000.00. We pay our depositors
FOUR PER CENT, in our SAVINGS DE
PARTMENT.
I
Several lines of shoes at!
10 per cent off at E. John
son’s.
* * ❖
Judge J. E. Butler made a bus
iness trip to the Central City the
first part of this week.
* ❖ *
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Williams
returned to their home at Dub
lin last Friday, after a lengthy i
visit to relatives and friends in ;
this place.
* * *
Ordinary J. E. Butler received
the check for the pension money i
last Tuesday and has been pay
ing off the pensioners this week.
Every one who is to draw a
pension is requested to call at
his office at their earliest con
venience and get their check. :
* * *
ColM J Carswell and family were
visiting relatives here this week
* * *
Mrs’BfJwn Burkett of Dry Branch
is visitng relatives here this week.
* * *
Mr T J Hughes < f Milledgeville
is visiting relatives cf this place.
The Bank is to Begin
Business Next Week.
Everything is ready and the
bank will start to doing business
on Tuesday or Wednesday of
next week. On account of the
cashier that the Witham Finan
cial Company has secured to
run this bank being sick, opera
tions could not begin this week,
. as was counted on. The name of
the cashier has not been learned
here yet.
Judge J. E. Butler, secretary!
; of the stockholders’ meetings,
■ has called a meeting to be held i
some time in the next few days
and officers will be elected and
all final arrangements will be
made at that meeting.
Educational Rally
Saturday Week.
We are pleased to learn the
teachers of the county will hold
an oratorical contest at their
next monthly meeting, to be
held here on the fourth Satur
day, next. Medals will be award
ed for best essay by pupils and
' one for teachers also. Each
■ speaker will be allowed selec
tion of subject. Teachers lim
ited to 15 minutes and pupils
to 10 minutes each. This is a
move in the right direction and
we are glad to see our school au
thorities are moving to stimu
late an interest in education.
The educational train will reach
Gordon Saturday, March 4th, at i
8 a. m. and Toomsboro at 10 a.
' m. All schools in the county !
have been instructed by the com
missioner to meet this train and
we are sure our farmers will
take advantage to see this educa-
■ tional train, which is of great in-.
terest to all of them.
IS. S. PARMELEE CO., Mack Ga. I
Horse Drawn Vehicles I
। Every Description !
J few i
I OPEN BUGGIES $35 TO $l5O J
T ° P BUGO,ES 45 TO 200 I
I open suß "'“ “ T 0 “• t
i TOP GURRIES 75 T 0 230 ' I
« '- z ' ROAD CARTS TO 75 '
I FARM WAGONS HARNESS
I S SINGLE BUGGY $6.50 TO $45 00 §
» One-Horse S3O to 545 double buggy 15 00 T 0 50 - c ' 3 J
M SINGLE WAGON 6 &0 T 0 15 00 ■
g Two.Horse IB SO to | double wagon .......................... 10.00 to 25.00 ।
I ~ BICYCLES i
■ CAvk » NATIONAL $40.00 TO $75.00 M. I
S jpESFy-'r--- „ CLEVELAND 40.00 TO 75 00 ///T\ S
S CRESCENT 30.00 TO 50.00 g
in ENDURANCE 25.00 TO 35.C0 ’V W < »
I V” V GEORGIA 13.50 TO 26 00 J
K JUVENILE 17.50 TO 25.00 F A 9 ! M ■ J
I BUICK AUTOMOBILES I—__ ——- 'WMg |
I INDIAN MOTORCYCLES, KW I
I S 1 75,00 to 3275.00 gSW' |l
S.S. PARMELEE COMPANY, Macon, GaJ
Big Revival
JGoing on Here
Rev. C. W. Jordan, assisted by
Rev. 0. B. Close, of Macon, has
been conducting a revival at the
Union church here this week.
The revival started last Sunday
night and services have been
held at 11 o’clock in the morn
ing and 7 at night all the week,
i and the series of meetings will
I be continued through next Sun-
I day night. Every one is espe
i cially invited to attend each and
every service.
Mr. Close carried on a series
of meetings here last summer,
and a lot of good resulted from
them, and we are sure that
these services will do the town
much good in a great many
ways. Each sermon he has
preached in this series of meet
ings has been very uplifting and
if you fail to go to any of the
i meetings, you will miss a fine
sermon.
Application For A
Charter.
St^te of Georgia, Twiggs County.
To the Honorable Philip Cook, Sec
retary of the State of Georgia. The
Petition of the undersigned whose
names and residences are hereinafter
fully set forth, respectfully shows.
Ist. That they desire th be incorpated
under the laws of Georgia as provided
in the acts 0f1592 and the acts of 1895
amendatory thereof, pages 60 and 61
1 2nd. Thev desire for themselves, their
successors anil associates to lie incorpo
rated under the name and style of the
Danville and Cary South and North
Railway Company.
3rd. The railway contemplated in
this petition for charter is to be, about
50 tpiles in length, beginning at Cary,
WE BLOOD, TANKAGE
AND FISH GUANO FOR
BIG CROPS.
We ammoniate with blood, tankage and fish and it will give
you a guano that will stay by the crop longer and furnish
plant food during the entire period of growth.
On well fertilized cotton, the plant will remain green and
mature the late bolls until frost time.
Can you afford to pay the same price for a cheap ammoniat
""ed fertilizer, when for the same money you can get Blood, Tan
kage and Fish?
Our goods have perfect mechanical conditions and blending
of ingredients.
Use “GEORGIA’S BRANDS.” Made by
Central-Georgia Guano Company,
Milledgeville, Georgi a.
. in the county of Pulaski, ami the state •
[of Georgia, and running in a northerly !
1 direction through the counties of Pu-।
Uaski, Twiggs and Wilkinson. to Gm-।
don, Georgia, and running in a South- '
erlj' direction from Cary through Pu- |
laski county, Georgia, to Hawkinsville,
Georgia
’ 4th The Capital stock o' said Railway
' Company shall be One Hundred Thous-
. and Dollars ($100,000,001 and the bond-
’ cd indebtedness limited to 'Ten Thons-!
l and Dollars per mile ($10,000.00) of
. actually constituted railway m oppera- i
, tion.
[ sth. They desire, the charter of said,
■ Railway to continue for and during!
• i the period of One Hundred and One ;
[ Years. (101), as allowed by law.
6th. The principal oilice of said rail- i
j way company shad be in Cary, Geor-
I 7th Your petitioner declares that they
; do intend m good faith to go forward
l without delay to secure subset iptions
' to the capital stock and to construct.
; equip, maintain, and operate said Rail
. wav.
Bth Your petitioner Hither shows
> . that they have given four weeks notice
> ! of their intention to apply for a ehart-
I er by the publication of tl is petition in |
I the news papers, in which the Sheriffs :
1 advertisements are published in each of ■
! the counties through which said Rail- ;
way shall run once a week for four :
weeks before the filing of this petition, j
Wherefore your petitioners prays i
that they may be incorporated under
the provisions of the laws and the eon- 1
I sti ution of the State of Geoagia, with
I all ym powers and i ri vi ledges incident
‘ to such corporations under and by vir
' tne of the laws and the said constitu
tion of the said State of Georgia,
9th Your petitoners attach hereto p
I their names and residences respective- I
ly as follows, to wit.
1 W I. Jameson. Pulaski Co.
! II F Armstrong, pulaski Co.
■ J II King, Pulaski Co.
■ ! Frank Wade, Pulaski Co.
‘ G G Porter, Pulaski C
j G H Wade, Pulaski Co.
i B F Abney, Pulaski Co.
J J II Pritchett, Pulaski Co,
D B Dunn. Bibb Co.
Herbert R Brown, Bibb Co.
Don’t Lose Money
, 53 INCH
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bv buying
FENCING
before getting our prices. We carry an
enormous stock and figure on close mar
gin. See or write us for best prices,
R. W. HATCHER, St
l ft wwasw®*
KAgaM S without c. '.‘ni dtpe-zi in advance, prepay frttgM, ana
JWi - dA, T GEE TRIAL during which time you may ni *e
put’t To any Test you wish. If you are Ihen not perfectly wnrfed or_do notjuh “»
bi •. \A • .qa -ip a it b'c’t to US at nur expense and^» win not o* au. intitfu.
f/ efi MMAnVDMwi famish the highest grade bicycles it is JJ-JSZ
S’AOTOIi3 rKJCtS at ore small preiit above actual factory cost, tou save >ki
c 'yrnß- bv burins direct of us and have the manufacturer’s gua:
K'J 'A % M&Ay 1 n ■. - uAvc'iA Awh BVY a bicvcle or a pair of tires from tf*v®**
bg'A unheard of
beautiful catalog
AiW ’^BICVCI-’e cm®. you e c^ “ uSei yoi ouVname plala a«
A handle second hand bicycles, bus
WSB FiSSSTgRE-FBOW
fSELF-StmiuS TiSES Oj
The rezular retail priaef these tires i 3 ■
perpair, trit la icir .tuce see will p- i . ,
s'llyeuasamplepaii * ir.-f-s. < .nv i ~
MOatTRCIiDLE PICTURES f
KAILS Tricks or Glass will net *et the
sir oat. ’sixty thousand pairs sold last year. Ft? l
Over two hundred thousand pairs now ui use.
n£SOK , PTIO!tt Made in ail sire-. It is lively WkStgfe
nSxasyric'.ing,ve:}'durablea:idlined-.:is.dewit:i
« crx^iai ca' it v ot rubber, which never become;»
Mrow a l Which Cl ™es up small punctures without allow- KoMce the thlct rubber tiw>«
^helir toelTpe. We hive hundreds of letters from satt^ R4K ~_v . and p< „, o ture strips
n^JoX^win'aw^rse^nA-h^
^adThereimJr price o these tires isJS.Joper pa-r.but for RIDING.
not satisfactory on examtnaaon.V.e arep. ,y h will easier, run fas^r,
bank. If I ' ■" ’" a ^'U^v ^ ^ t^nZ^vtT-e vou have ever used or seen at any price. Wf
"- .7 better, lust lo’iger and look, u.ier tnt.n a.-> ti.e . birvcle vou will rive us your crdCv
IF YOU NW TIRES
K^nd^S ^e2 tAAt^u^h.^^ a
J. L KEM 6WLE C»3Y, CFJCm ILL.
