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APPLICATION FOR A BANK CHARTER. To the Hon. Philip .Cook, Secretary of State, Atlanta, 0a. We, W. H. Crow, J. W. Ingram, W. A. J. Paramore and W. A. Bustle, all of poolldjfe, Ga., aplfcants as incorporators odner an act o* the general assembly of Georgia. approve ed December 20th, 189S, entitled An i Act to carry into effect 'paragraph 1 1 8 of 8ection7 of Article 3 cf the I Constitution of T877, as r.mcnded in relation to chartering of hanks, i to provide for the incorporate;! rf- banking companies by the secretary cf State and for other puruojiw, ’ | make this our declaration. pra: tn?| | that we.be incorporated a oody ; ! rorporatt* und politic for the puipose of doing a genera) banking business with all the rikhts, power/, juivil* lieges an restrictions of said act * under'and by the name and *>tyle of I Ib.nk af Coolldge and that the piin- /■Ipnl cdi.e oi said cowpanr sl.alt b*' ’)><• alt ! .i the town of ‘om <) :>•. County .--f Thomas and /late off Geor ge. with a capital of twen.y-rtve *, tl.oitaia! dollars ($25,000), <!ivi led into shares of one hundred doll ft iv : ($100) each and that the sum of flf- t teen thoutuind dollars (15.000) of the capital subscribed has actually 1 been paid ly the subscribers pud that’ Petition for t barter State of Georgia, Thomas County.. September 12, 1905. To the Hon. Secretary of States * The petition of JJ." It. Spongier, E.. L. Neel, Renter Singletary, J. D. Hol land. Jesse Ward, Jr., all or Thpm- as county, Georgia, and such other- persons as they may associate with hem shows: -- That they desire to bo Incorporate io his home in Fletcher- ed under the name and stylo of the- rted across the railroad South Georgia Farmers Fire Instir* ■ Jackson street. The anco Association: and that the prlncl- IP when he reached the | pal office of said company Is to be lo ti :raln 'JTM In sight, eated In ThomasviHe, Georgia, across the last track the I Also shows. That the kind of in- gates suddenly swooped down. . nrance they purpose to carry on la- fore he could stop his horse he was; Me Insuring of the respective dwell- strurk in the face by the gate and lag houses and contents, barns and knocked from his wagon.- He sus- content* and oth$r buildings and talned serious brul.-es and other pain- ’contents of Its- members, togetherj ful InjurlA • jwlth vehicles .and livestock, only on RECRETS. tiuoer and by virtue of an orderjjf the Court of Ordinary of said county’ will be sold'at public outcry on the first Tuesday In November, 1 90*. at | tfce Court House In said county, with i !b the legal hours of sale, the fol- j lowing described real estate situate in Brooks county. On, to wit.: One hundred and fourteen (114) ac/cs, more or*iess, parts of lots numbers four hundred and forty-four ( 444 ) and four hundred and seventy-aeven ■ ( 477 ) in the 13th land district of j said county, bound north by land of | Jacob Woooten, east by land of A. land of Alai I home h< Taken Off Notwithstanding the facth that we have first had one of the biggest clearing out sales ever heard of, we are getting in new goods every day and the bargains we are offering never cease to interest. Each of the following items merits the careful considera-. tion of every economically indfned buyer The offerings are exception ally unusual and have a ring of B. Crenshaw, south by Sl.llley und west by It Johnson also the following tract of land lying 'in Thomas county, <Ti.. to w)t.: That certain lot of land in the town of Pavo, Thomas county. 0*.. known n» lot No. IT in block*B, of the Rogers survey of the town of J. W. Ingram, + W. ,A. J. Paramore, W. A. bustle, Incorporators. Coolldge, Thomas county, Ga. This 23 day of September, 1905, State of Georgia, County of Thomas. Before mo personally apoaxed W. H. Crow, J. W. Ingram, W. A. J Paramore and W. A. Bustle the In corporators of Bank of Coolldge, lo- oated in the town of Coolldge, Coun- ty qf Thomas, and state of Georgia, 1 who om oath deposeth and saltb that fifteen thousand ($15,000) of the capital subscribed has been actually paid by the subscribers and that the same is In fact held and is to be used solely for the business aad pur poses of the corporation. , W. M. Jones, Ordinary of ThomavCo. 1 mate of Georgia. Office of Secretary of State. I, Philip Cook, Secretary of State of tho State of Gorgla, do hereby SALE OF LOTS IN THOMA8VILLE. Under and by virtue of a resolu tion adopted at the meeting of the Board of County Commissioners n tho first Tuesday In December, 1904, will be sold before the Court House door In Thomusvllle, Georgia, within the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday la November, 1905, the fol lowing tracts of land: Ix>ts Nos. 81, 82, 84 and the east half of 83, la block 8, tolunii 4, west and frac tional lot ^o. 86, In block 1, col umn 5, west In the city of Thomas- srllle. Terms cash. By order of the Board o( County Commissioners. Tricot flannelm for WaMIngo, In all color*, yard Saquelng to Cloak*, Red and Blue, 34- Inch, tho next thing to Broad Cloth, Chavtta Blue and Brown . Also shows that they request to be- Incorporated under the lews of tho state and to have all thl corporate- powers granted by law to mutual In* surance companies and ahow that they intend In good faltbto go tor-j ward without delay to organise tho aforesaid company. ' It: R. 8pengler, E. L. Neel, Remer Singletary, x J. D. Holland, - Jeaao Ward, Jr., . And others. 8. 0. McLendon. Petitioner 1 * Attorney. *-lJ-U more land No. 341. containing 51 acres more or less, all situate lying And be ing In the Thomas county. nineteenth district of 3 Georgia.Levied 1 on the property or J:/ D., Slater in 1 favor of M. A. Fleetwood, adminis trator, -Martha Slater, this August I 1 23d, 1995. The- above described preperty will be sold at public ontcry, before the court house door In Thom- asvllle , Ga., on the flrst Tuesday, in Nu.wnlc,-, 1995, between the leg al hours of sale. * T. J. Hlght, Sheriff. - Starke Corner ThomasviHe. Geot E. M. Smith, W. A. Pringle, H. C. Copeland, REVISION OF CHARTER. 'Georgia, Thomas Connty. To tin- Superior Court of said County. Tin- petition of tfaeKIrhy Planing Mill Coin tinny respectfully shows: 'Tbat ji. Is n corporation duly or- ganlzed under charter .granted by t his honorable court heretofore, and In whlt-lvatald charter the maximum amount of stock authorised Is fifty thmiKitnil (*60,(100) dollars, and that petitioner desires tq have said char ter ntnt tided so that It will have the authority to. Increase its capital stock from time to Ume to any n mount not exceeding In the ngsre- gate two hundred thousand (3200,- 'HMI I .Inliani . Second. Petitioner desires In ad- Thrhrsawd^NIhe Hu and ef thcl>d£pAuI ed States of Amerh dred and Thirtieth.’ of 1095. of the State of Georgia, 1-.- will apply to the Superior Court of Mid county and to the presiding judge thereof on the 18th day of November,- 1905, for leave to sell the undivided remainder Interest of any ward* Thomas C. Mitchell, Fras er Mitchell, Isabelle Mitchell and w Margaret Mitchell In and to that prop f erty known as lots Nos. three (3) and four (4) add a strip thirty-three (83) feet wide on the south end of lot Wo. t wo (2) all being In block "B" eolnmn one (1) ThomasviHe, Thomas county, Georgia, according (0 the Wilson purvey of said city of .ThomasviHe, on which Is located that building known as the "Mitchell House” together with that certain other balldlng erected thereon now used and occupied as a poet office, ■aid property being bounded North by the remaining portion of lots one (1) and two (I) IS block ‘B.” on the eait by Broad street, on the Philip Cook, Secretary .of Stab APPLICATION FOR SUPPORT. Georgia. Thomas County. i Mary Carter, having made appli cation for 12 months' support out of the estate of Charles Carter and ap praisers duly appointed to set apart the same having field their return*all persons concerned are hereby re quired to. show cause before ' the Court of Ordinary, of said county on the first Monday in November, 1905, why said application should .not be granted. This l$th day o^ September. 1905. ' William M. Jones; 9-2S-4t " - * Ordinary. GOLDEN EAGLE BUGGY CO. 158-160 F.dgewood Ave., Atlanta, Ga. Second." Petitioner desires In ad dition to the power# conferred, to be allowed to lay and operate tram roads of various sorts, >as .may be m.m . hsury-lp lta.bjislnets and acquire rights-of-wiy therefor by’ purchase. A D.M IX l STUA T<) H ^ SA), K. Georgia, County of Thomas. Byvirtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of said county, will be sold at public *outcry on the first Tuesday in November, 1905, at the court house In said county, between tho usuni hours of sale, the .follow- real estato In Thomas county: 20 acres of lot No. 36 lying In the 13th district of Thomas county, Ga., near Patten, Ga. v V ; M. ^./Fleetwood, Administrator Jcrikln Smith. Terms cash. This Oct. 2. 190!>, . - lO-Glt LETTERS OF DISMISSION. ■as.', K ilt, condemnation or ^other- lac and to ldovo and discontinue the mm- whcn'lt shall so desire. ,‘ Z, J. H. Merrill. Petitioner’s Attorney. I Georgia; Thomas County. sflaM Clerk Superior. Court. v 1 i . .-niiy that the foregoing liVa- -rr. i l cunv of the original this day dmlnlstrator Third and Last Round. ■ »jr jp Duncanville, Wednesday, NoA. 1. Cairo, Thursday, Nov: 2, after-' noon. Cairo, Friday, Nov. 3, forenoon. Spencez-Tuesday, Nor. 7. ^ Coolldge, Wednesday, .Nov, S, fofe- rooa. • .‘-rttwi - ikuc'Xi Mi-i-1 i;l\ 11!.-. Wi-ilncsdov, Nov. S, afternoon. \ ;» -. ■ Nov. 9. ' < LETTERS OF DISMISSION,* ^ Georgia, Thomas County. M. A. Fleetwood. ndmlnlJlrator upon the estate of Wesley Bank, late of Bald county,:deceased, havl-.-; died his petition' for discharge, this Is, to cite all persona concerned to show rnuso against thh granting of th’ls dis charge at the regular'*ehn of the court of ordinary, for said county, io be held on tho first-Monday in Nov- . Capt. Thad Adams of the Moultrie Observer was In town, yesterday. Capt Adams Is a good newspaper man and a good fellow. Consequent ly hie friends ire always glad to see APPLICATION FOR ADMINIS- • TRATION. “ . • • Georkln, Thomns County Jasper N. Hadley having made up ett -x., .tut* vimiit-i o. uvtvoo, II,in Wed half Interesr In wbat Is deeerlbed In deed to them as one hundred acres, more or less, on the .-im'h side of lot flfjy-elght (58) In ’the 2 3th district of Thomas county, Oeoigla, hut that there U not more Ip?, Thursdo; Glasgow, Friday, Nov. 10. Metcalfe, Monday, Nov^ 13, Ocbockonco, Tuesday Nov Boston, Wedno^dav, Nov* 1 *' Boston,, Thursday, Nov. L noon. ^ V ’it/ V Pavo, Friday, Not. 17, eoromnm. Patten, Monday:. Nov. rf, forenoon . v 'Kespectfully,. ■ P. & Bfteth, T, C. T.;C. wnufii., mw* ' . than about seventy (TO) meres of slid land, the reasons for said Bale being i )m large number now Interested and its Joint ownership wjth others, ’ and its unproductiveness, so as to Invest sante. ln. more productive property that can be eeslly attended to.*- • • V ' R- E - Wbeless, Guardian for minora named above., : ' . - io.vf.it , Lawrence Watt returned to hta home In Waycroes* yesterday after noon. •*’* _ • forc- Mrs. John V. Parker has returned from a visit to her daughters at Bre turn College in Gainesville. ember. 1905. E. M. Smith, Chairman. William 3f.: Jones. J. S. Montgomery, Clerk. Oct. 3, 1905. Ordinary. 19-t*4t mber 9th 29th to D MIND ON THIS DATE.