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LEGAL SALE Georgia, flouiton County. Will Bell before the Courtboust door between ilie lega 1 huirs of sale to the highest bidder for cish ou the tirst Tuet dav iuJanuary next the following de scribed property, tu-wit: 600 fcu. of corn, more or 1???, un fathered In tield; 10 bales of cotton, more or les* in tield, open and to be opened; 2500 lb seed cotton more or lesu in house; one ti-eylondar 7 paaaenger Chandler touring car; one 4-cyleudar 5 passenger Allen tounng oar; 1000 ibs. of fodder more or lena ia bouse; 8 male Hampshire shout* weigh about 50 lb% each; eleven Hempslnre guilta weigh about 40 lbs ca< h; two Hampshire hogs weigh ubo.it 1(M) lbs each; eight Hnmp ?hire pig* about -i* weeks old; four milch cown; one J rsey bull weigh about 800 lb?.; one iiampHbire boar weigh ?bout 200 lbs. The above described properly being on llie Jhh. Smith home place in the Lower Cth diatrictof tlou ton County, Georgia, aad the fo] owing de Cribed property on Mrs. Mattie HaiiC<>< k'-< place in the Low er 5th district o. Ho iaton County, Ga m f oilowH i 14 acre* of e..tton, more or leas; 6000 Ihn more or lew*, op n and to be opened ?f cotton ; M5 bu of corn, more or lesa iiBfrithcri'd in the field; 15000 lbh of cotton, more or lens open and to ba opened Levied on ats t lie property of Jhh. A, Smith mid found in the possession of T. 1*. iJuucnn and C. K, Aultman .Jr., to satisfy n fi. fa. tram the City Court ef Houston Counts in favor of H. E. Ihinbar vs J. A. Smith. Also ut the name time and place. 90 acres of laud wore or Jo9s in the .'?th diatrietof Houston County Georgia, off of lot no 1)9 and bounded as follows; on tlin North by land* ol ?). l'\ Chance, on the Soutli by V\ nlkor Sr. and O. E, Hnpc, on the East by land* of J. D. Cherry, on two VVesi by A. C. Calhoun ?ud Z. T. and It. Al. Aultmau, oeing the eunie lauds (lexer.In d in bond tor title from /., T. Aultman to li, L. Muthews na of record Hook 3, page 258 Clerk's ?llice Houston Superior Court. Levied on as the property of K. L, Jluthews to satisfy a fi. fa. from the City Court of lion ton County in fuvor of /. T Aultman versus It. L. Muthown. Also at the same time and place; Part of lot No. 210 original lOlh Histrict Houston County Georgia, being that jiait of lot 210 West and South of tho Keverid waters of Hear Creak and Mossy Greek. These lunds were formerly pur chase?! by J. 14. inn! J. A. Davis trom astute of Dr, L. H Alexander; said tracts bounded us follow?: On North by ittuds ol J. J. Marshburn, ou South by lands of ?1. S. liryan, on Kast by lands of Mrs. Laura Hartley, ou West by Alossy Creek, tins being a triangular ah ipttl piece of lan>l situated on the E?st side of Moasy Creek and West of Bear Hrancn Mid containing ono hun dred aad one acres, more or loss being name deeded lted lerick Hryant by J. H. JJuvis and J. A. i'avis by deed dated February 13, 11)07 and rccordcd in Hook fi pngo 5Jf> Clerk's OfTic? .Superior Court Bou>ton County Georgia. Levied on as the property of Kudderick Bryant to aatisfy a fi. fa. from tho City Court of Houston County aud returnable to the January 192."? term iu favor of Moore Luinbi r Co vs Kedderick Hryant. Thin Dccemfer 10, 1024. T. S. CHAPMAN Sheriff TAX SALE Will be sold before the Court house House door, betwet n tli? legal hours of sal< ob the first Tu sUay in January 1925 the following property t? wit; Tlint tract of laud 'U Houston County Georgia, and in the Eleventh 11th Dis trict thereof, being all that tract or pun el of land situated in the Upper Eleventh llth District as aforesaid, be ing th< western hall of lot IS containing one hundred ami one aud one-quarter lOl1^ acres, bounded as follow?: North by tluurtio Kenfrue and C. B. VVilburn, Kast by Mrs. Deuipsoy Vinson, formerly South l?y estate of (,ie.?rge M. Fugun and Wesi by Henry N, Fagan. Also forty 40 acres in the Southeast comer of lot 17 said District, being bounded North und Kast by Handy linn creek South by George M. Fagan estate aud W est by Mr-. Vinson formerly. Al?e> all that tract or parcel of land in said Slate and Coun ty in said district containing Seventy 70 ncres ? >fT the East end of the said lot Itf, nn?l South of ill- r >n of Handy Run ereek, bounded North Ijr C. B. Wilburn Hon t H by Gorge M. fagan and cast and West by above lands of Kimbrough. Levied on as the property of .1. J. Jones to satisfy a fi. fa. for IM'is Taxes. This December 10, 1024. T. H. t hnpman, Sheriff. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ?A L11 ... Georgia. Houston County. N tite is hereby given, pursuant to the >rder of the Hupcrior Court of Hous ton ounty, that the cause of the State ?f Georgia vs. the I'trry Consolidated Hch >ol District, being the proceedings for i lie validation of #$*),000,00 School Hoi se Bonds of said Perry Consolidated Heb *.1 District will be hesrd at the Courthouse of Houston County. Georgis. in I erry, Georgi?. (?n the 2;?rd day of Dec niber. If24. nt five o'clock, p. m. Witness my officio! signature this 8th day of De<ember, 19*4. H. L. WASDEX Clerk Superior Court, Houston County ^Georgia, Houston, Whose Peaches Won Her Fame, Finds New Lustre In Cement Deposits Second Largest Plant In The Sonth Being Built, To Open By March 1. By W. R. Jordan in Macon News. lloaston county's peaches have made h?r famous in the past. In deed, her peaches hare made her so famous, that the county ii known all ever the Eastern half of the country, bseaunc of the excellence |of her luscious fruit. There may be other counties that have peach es as good as these produced in Houston, but none are better. While her chief claim to recog nition has been her peaches, her future fame will have added luster from a source undreamed of until recent years, when it was found that her luiids were rich in depos its of mineral limestone. The discovery of cement forma tions led to the loeation of the sec ond biggest cement plant in the South, live miles east of Perry,the county seat of Houston. The limestone had been there for nuteld ages, but like many other ri(th resources of this won derful South, no person gave spec ial thought to the development of the property until recent years. Now it promises to become the leading factor in the growth of the county, in addition to her wonderful peach crops. At present, 200 workmen are constructive tbe plant and it is stated rapia progress is being made. It is expected the plant will be in readinebs for operation bj next March. The plant i? on the Southern Railway. This road recently put in 8,000 feet ef sidetrack to ac commodate the business and it is announced that the Central of Georgia also may build a track to the plant. The Dixie Highway runs along side the property. Tbe little town of Coreen is adjacent, and already is assuming an air of importance. The Clinchfield Portland Cement Corporation of Kingsport, Tenn. are the owners of tb is property consisting of 2000 acres of land at this point, while a few miles north lies 100 acres of what is said to be the finest kaolin land in the South. The plant is beiug constructed of concrete by the spencer constrac tion Company, of Baltimore. It is estimated that the building ma chinery and all equipment for op eration, will cost in the neighbor hood of $3,000,000. Iho present plant is at Kingsport, Tenn, As au indication of the extent of tbe deposits, experts say there is sufficient material for the opera tion of 6uch a plant for 100 years. It is stated that the plant will manufacture 2,000 barrels o f cement daily. The employees will number 250. December the Fifteenth Is one of the Red Letter Days on Our Calendar. It is the anniversary of the day I j started in business back in nineteen hundred and ten. We will appreciate it very much if our loyal customers would drop in to see us that day. We will be displaying many useful and valuable articles suitable for CHRISTMAS GIFTS ALL NEXT WEEK WE WILL BE OFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINS HERE ARE SOME OF THEM Mens Work Shoes at $1.98 Womens Work Shoes at 2.50 Smooth Sea Island, per yard, .10 39 inch Fine Sea Island, per yard, 17 Good Homespun Plaids, per yard, .15 Good Mens Overalls, per pair, 1.50 H. P. HOUSER PHONE 36 PERRY, G A. BUDDIED PECAN TREES FOR SALE WRITE FOR PRICES W. B. LAMAR PARK FRONT Thomasville, Georgia, Provide for the Future by Using Our Savings Department We Pay Four Per Cent Quarterly Houston Banking Co., "Bank of Service" PERRY, GEORGIA. RIES & ARMSTRONG RELIABLE GOODS ONLY Phone 836 315 Third Street Macon, Ga. Legal Blanks for sale at This Office WANTED?PECANS ALL VARIETIES and sizes, from small seedlings . to largest papershell. We have 'been working hard to get a connection to handle pecans and this season we are ready and prepared to give the best prices for all varieties. Get in touch with us before you begin gathering and let us help you get some money out of this crop. We also want Peas, Peanuts, Hogs, Hay,, and other Farm Produce. Line up with us and we will do you good GEO. C. NUNN, THE HUSTLER Phont 31 Perry, Ga. Opposite Depot