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i lt'UAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1922
THE CHEROKEE ADVANCE, CANTON, GEORGIA
A million men
have turned to
One Eleven
% Cigarettes
—a firm verdict for
superior quality.
cigarettes
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
RALLIES AFTER JUMP
GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COU' TY.
To Whom It Muy Concern:
A. L. Cugle us Administrator of
Nancy Pruitt, deceased, having ap
plied to me by petition for leave to
sell the real estate of said Nancy
Pruitt, deceased, this is to cite all
persons concerned, that unless ’nuso
is •hown to the contrary, I will pass
upon said application and grant said
leave at the December Term, 1922,
of the Court of Ordinary of Chero
kee County.
This November 6th 1922.
JACOB MASSEY. Ordinary.
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GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNT /.
P W. Jones Guardian oT Mar;.'
Holbrooks heirs has applied tb •licfo’ -
a discharge from his Guardianship of
said heirs; this is therefore to nolifv
all persons concerned, to file Jlcir
objections, if any they have, or oi
before the first Monday in Dccen ber
next, else he will be discharged from
his Guardianship as applied for.
This November 6th 1922.
JACOB MASSEY, Ordinal-;,
against W. T. Gunter and Mrs. W
T. Gunter.
This November 6th 1922.
E. M. BLACKWELL, Sheriff,
STATE OF GEORGIA,
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Will be sold at the court hous >
door i n Canton, said county, on the
first Tuesday in December
within the legal hours of sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described property, towit:
Forty acres of corn in the ‘i- d ‘.o
!.c gathered and sold, 300 pounds
seed cotton, more or less; 25 bushels
cotton seed, more or less, one >'■ o d
hand two horse wagon, and harness,
HO00 bundles fodder, one e >Uor.
plnnter, one corn drill, levied and to
be sold ns the property of Ben Cagle
and in his possession at the time if
the levy, by virtue of an execut.on
issued from the Superior court of
said county in favor of Jones
Mercantile Company and against
Ben Cagle.
On account of the above property
being heavy and expensive to move,
, same will be sold at the court house
In the District Court of the United ^ ij U t delivered to purchaser at the
State*, For the North*rn Di*ricl of rea idence of the defendant.
Georgia. This November 6th 1922.
In re Samuel M. Hillhouse, Bank-; p M BLACKWELL, Sheriff.
rupt.
No. 9956 In Bankruptcy. GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COTJV • \
A petition for discharge hav’ng >r 0 Whom It May Concern:
been filed in conformity with law by Whereas, E. H. Pearson, Admini
above named bankrupt, and tile stratnr of E. F. Pearson, represents
Court having ordered that the hear-, the Court in his petition dulv fed
ing upon said petition be had on and entered on record, that he ha
November 18th, 1922 at ten o'c' ek
A. M., at the United States Uist-ict
Court room, in the city of- Atlanta,
Georgia, notice is hereby given t > all tors, to show cause, if any they
creditors and other persons in inter why 'said administrator should
est to appear at said time and placaj b e discharged from his administra
and show cause, if any they have, tion and receive letters of dismi.i.vo
why the prayer of the bankrupt for j on the fi rst Monday in Do.-mlu
New Orleans November 6.—Whve
moderately wide reactions from he
advance featured a good part of the
session i n cotton today the tone ’vas
very steady in the late trading arsl
at one time the active positions were
back within 6 to 8 points of the clos
ing level of Saturday while the close
itself showed net losses On the day
of but 5 to 19 points. At one time
the market showed losses of 37 to 43
points. December traded as lo-v as
24.P8, came back to 24.70 and closed
nt 24.50. The volume of busine-ra
throughout the day was very heavy,
The opening was lower under gen
eral selling, much liquidation coming
from the long side while new selling
was stimulated by an unfavorable
opinion of foreign political news. As
the day progressed a great deal of
liquidation came from traders who
wanted to even up over the hol'day
tomorrow and the census bureau re
port on ginning to be issued on the
opening Wednesday. Opinion was
not ns bullish concerning ginning as
it was last week when the trade ap
peared to be looking for undci 8."00
000 bales ns the output to the firT of
November. Comment today ind bated
that many traders entertained ex
pcctations rnaging from 8,3009 000
up to 8,500,000 bales.
I • iv.v -t prices were reached rhort-
ly a/tor the middle of the morning.
After that the tone was stendier on
presistent reports from the Intel r
that spots were refusing to follow
the decline. These reports hnd mat-’
cd effecti in the late trading when
shorts covered in a large way. Loca-
t , .. ,, .1 25 point? up.
Yici, ' to 24.75. .
Mollie Roland Bradshaw vs. HyTturn
Bradshaw.
Divorce. Cherokee Superior C »vrt
December Term 1922.
To the defendant, Bynum Brad
shaw:
The ptoiv.rr has filed her ac’.'nn
for divorce in the above case to raid
term and obtained an order for
service by publication.' Bynum
Bradshaw, you are hereby not’fed
to appear at the next terra Of said
Court to answer plaintiff’s complaint
Witness the Honorable D. W.
Blair, Judge, Oct. 19th 1822.
MACK SANDOW, Clerk
Little Gastonia
Woman Gains
25 Pounds
LOST—Bunch of Keys containing
two large or four or five small
ones. Finder return to the Ad\ ar.ee
office and get reward.
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WANTED—Good Marble Cuttc one
capable of acting as foreman*
Ben Perry, Ball Ground, *i».
The proof of the
the after effect.
pudding is in
fully administered E. F. tPearsou
estate. This therefore is to e : rc nil
persons concerned, kindred and ereT
discharge should not be granted
O. C. FULLER. Cl
•rk
1922.
This
6th day of November 1922.
JACOB MASSEY, Ordinary
GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNT'”. __
Will be sold before the eonr: GEORGIA, CHEROKEE COUNTY
house door in said county, or 0 e To All Whom It May Concern:
first Tuesday in December 1922, jr W. Coleman having, in proper
within the legal hours of sale, the form, applied to me for Permanent
following described property, to wit: | Letters of Administration on the e--
Being town lots numbers 71, 72 tate of Viana Webster, late or ssid
and 73 in what is known as Orm-; County, this is to cite all and sin-
wood Pard, a subdivision as shown gular the creditors and next o f kin
by Blue Print of Record in Deed «f Viana Webster to he and -'.pprar
Record K K page 48 and 49 in "V at my office within the time allowed
offic e of the Clerk of the Supef’or , by law, and show cause, if any Mu y
Court of said county, said lot, Pont- can, why permanent administration
ing on Etowah Avenue. should not be granted to E. W. Celt J
Said property levied on and •<> he man on Viana Webster estate
sold as the property of W. T. Gunter Witness my hand and Official : ie
to -atisfy an execution issued from nature,
the Superior Court of Pieken conn Thi- O-fober 2. 2922.
ty Gal in favor of W. C. Aire 1 and JACOB MASSEY Ordinarv
“When 1 began taking Tania*;,”
says Mrs. Shirley R. Fronebarger,
of 115 Easft Third 9t., Gastonia,
N. C., “I was almost a nor-ous
wreck. My condition had become
such that I was almost desperate 1
was troubled with gas on my sum
ach and had sick headache so bad 1
often had to take to my bed. I wn?
so run down that even the care of
my three little children was a’m-vst
beyond my strength.
“What six bottles of Tanlac has
done for me is too wonderful for
words to express. My nerves are as
calm now as nerves can be and I am
off to sleep nearly as soon as I get
in on 1 nt night. I have gained t.wentjj
five pounds and am feeling fine 1
it is ever necessary for me to take
medicine again I will certainly f ake
more Tanlac.”
Tanlac is sold by all good dui-g-
giste
Berio Geurin Satterfield vs. Clifford
Quill Satterfield.
Petition For Divorce,
Cherokee Superior Court.
December Term 1922.
To th e Defendant Clifford Qi ill
Satterfield:
The plaintiff Berie Geurin Satter
field, having filed her petition for
divorce against Clifford Quill Salter
field in this court returnable tc this
term of the court, and it being m:ui f
to appear that Clifford Quill Sa tor-
field is not a resident of said c-.unty
and State and an order having he »n
made for service upon her by publi
cation, this therefore is to notify
you, to b e and appear at the next
term of Cherokee Superior Co.» -t to
be held on the Second Monday in
December 1922, then and there to
answer said complaint.
Witness the Honorable D. W.
Rlair Judce of the Superior Court,
v: fflhAOctober 1922.
, i'nACK SANDOW Clerk
CASTOR IA
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