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Nobody in Particular to Blame, but the Victim MUST Suff fer! ' PAGE SIX i BAWWEB-BERAtP. ATHKW8, I. CEORGI/C FRIDAY. JUNE 29, 1923. Legal Advertisements PMtNISTRATOR'S SALE * By virtue of an order from the of Ordinary of Clarke County, ' wfll *t»e sold at publio outer)’, before • bidder for cash. SHERIFF’S SALS GEORGIA—Clarice County: Will be acid on tbo first Tuesday In July, 1923, before Use court House door In said State and County, dur- Inc the legal hours fo* sales to the __ ... highest bidder for cas., the following t ujfi^ourthouse door of said County, tpcrlbed property, to-wit: jdescrlbed property, to-wlt: * on the first Tuesday In July, 1923. be-1 Those two lots of land lying In) One Model T Ford Automobile, 1921 Book 28. pages 330*331. the said Rachel Stem and The Bessie Mell Industrial Home will sell at publio outcry, between the legal hours of sale.” before the Court House door, In Clarke County. Georgia, on the first Tuesday in July next, to the highest the following de , tween the legal'hours of sale, to the I Clarke County, Georgia, and desertb- j Model, Motor No. 4936539. ‘ h!gfjt : st bidder for cash: I ed an follows: Held property to be aold to satisfy That tract or parcel of land on 1. A tract containing eighty and}a mortgage fl fa. Issued In favor of fine cash trade. Farmers manage to get hold of money and instead of buying ipn time, par cash. » En«ti*ide of Oconee Itiver, in Athens, '• Clarke County. Georgia; bounded on * East by an unnamed Street, on West J by lot «>f Charley Good, on North by . Ben Jennings, and on South by lands S. Lyndon. Beginning nt cor- !>er of Ben Jennings lot, and running jfenuth fifty feet, thence Wf»t -tenths (S0.7) aeres, and Tielng (the Commercial Credff Co. against No. 9, according to a plat of-j Mrs. Howard Chafln and said de- rle by O. j *“ if/ Charley Good. thence along said jTty feet to lot of Ben Jennings, to 'starting point; being the i property conveyed by deed ol j M&M tendon to Mlttle Gooshy, rp ! In Docl Book C. |*ngfl 103 "fclerk’s Office Superior Court, said 4 Counjy. Abhve described real estate mlver- the property deceased, for th< debts of tho de • ceased, and for distribution among , the-helm nt law. A. B. COILE. ! Adm*nl-»mtor of Mlttle Goosby, lyeecased. -JutS 1 8-!5-!2-!6 I ! Above described r j j ,15.* ami in !»• noli * t .f-Jhttle Oi.mlnv i J 4 purpose of paying ' • of Ordinary of Clarke County, passed l it the June term, 1323, there will lie 8 sold on the first Tuesday In July, before the Court House floor, dozing the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for rash, tho follow* ing described property of the estate J of C. T. Moon, late of Clarke County, f raid State, deceased, to-wlt: ! That house and lot on East Broad tIm<| lieln(r mftllo ol * Street In the City of AtlTerts. Clarke the trArti a dl . f{ ’ j <joulj|y, Georgia, being hounded * BBrTfrtth by Bread Street, on »..« * West by Dublin Street, and by prop- t l criy of the following parties: Dick • Cakes, Willie Carter. Mark Stephens I > and Willie Igtne. | * 'l* 11 varant l°t nn Ellierton J street In the City of Athens, bounded I 5 on the North by Henry Moore. East J 1 .*4 Jack Sprauldln, West by Ida Os- • South by Ida Osborn. 'I * 4-aIp nf the personal property of ill C. T. Moon. deceased, con* df one Cole Eight automobile, '$3, and his household ami furniture. gale Is made for the purpose K the debts of said deceased Ing division among the heirs May 29th. 1923. ua Soon. txtrxtor of the Bitoto of C. T. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE georoia—cierice county: m By virtu, cf the niflhorlty end ,-,,vor <«le ymt^l '*« W in of Prfor id. Davis, late of said y. the undersigned as Admlnla- ■ .. ...m 1A.I11 With the Wld annexed will l« fore the Court House door" In .ps, said" County, on the first W In July -' next within the safe hours, to highest bidder for the following real'estate, to-wlt: Davis homo place lyjng In District, eald County, N and mo containing 10# -acres. ail<( idod on Wnt by public road and «.f Jas. Aa Hmlth. deceared, on niith by lands of N. p. Dnvls, _ a public road Intervening. East by said N. B. Davie . and on the North by landa of Dean, the Graham place,, ami the land occupied by the 'Widow, j. a. Davis, for past aeveral Fold land to be sold me thr of r. L. Davie, deceased had for purpose of dlstri- among the legatees under hie nth. 1323. „ II. A. bAVlB. W.. A* COOPER, Administrators de bonis Non with the i will annexed of 1*. L. Davie. dec’d. . June s-16*22*29. ■ CITATION , :ourt of Ordinary of Clarke Ceunty. XSjpetitUn for Probate of Will* IT in Solemn Form. n Re: will of Mrs. M. K. Heard. ' r„ ivlna May Cox, heir at law of Mn M. 13. -Heard:; lisui rca-llunnlrutt. having applied, ts Exicutor, for probate In solemn ,mi . f tho last Will and Testament Twvm. 61. k. Heard, of said Ceunty, M. m om Of th* heirs at law of mi.i Mrs. M. K. Hejird. being a non *»ld«nt of this Rtata. are hereby re* tulred to be and appear at the Court .f Ordinary tor said County on ist Monday In July. 1922. when said ippliratlon for probate will be heard, ind show cause. If any you have, or Son. why the prayers of petitioner should not be allowed. , I This the fth day of June. 1922. It. C ORR. Ordinary. In the Court of Ordinary, Clarke E | County, Georgia, June Term, 1923. i T In Be: Probate In aolemn form will ST ,of Mrs. M- E. Heard. *• ‘ It appearing that Albert H. Cox I P *• has not been served with notice of| • "" application to probate this wlUI 4 ~ provided by law, I .. a* And It further appearing that Edna * ~ May Cox. minor, resides out of thel t State of Georgia. - It is therefore ordered that service I ' « Im* prefect ed on Albert II. Cox as thel _ T ja W ^iiractA and that! the said Ed ■* ; May Co* be served by publication ■ 2 the law directs in she} cases, and that the next term of this Court, the • July term, 1923, Is declared to be thel l trial term thereof. f f That a copy of this order be served -T on the itarties mentioned. £ This June 4th. 1923. R. C. ORR, j • Ordinary Clarke County, Georgia. * June 8-15-22-29. the KJng-Hodgnon Farm L. Veal, in 1317, nnll of record In Book 23, page 232, In the office of the j Clerk of the Superior Court of Clarke June County, Georgia. 2. A tract lyihg In the 241stOls- trlct G. iC. containing 50 a»*r»?s, more or less, known as the J. E. Brad berry place, and l>ounded oil the North by tho lands of J. L. McLeroy, East by Luke llu rile man. South by Al*h Bar nett.' West by Primitive Baptist Church lot, Hinton and Dial, and be ing tho place on which Wesley liar- mi now resides. This property will bo sold os tho property of the estato of Wesley Barnard for the purpose of Satisfy ing principal and interest of two notes executed and delivered l>y tho snld Wesley Barnard to the said Mrs. Rachel Stern end the said The Bessie Mell Industrial Mid notes dated January 31st, and drawing Interest from datd at the rate of 8% per annum, and falling duo January 31st, 1925; the payable to Mrs. Rachel Stem being for the sum of $3,500.00 princi pal and the note due The Bessie Mell Industrial Home being for tho f $3,000.00 principal, said notes being secured by security deed to tho re described property. Each oni said notes contains tho clause that on-default In payment «<f Inter- that said notes could Is? matured, •f the essence Qontract, a default In tho pay* rlbed property. This June S. 1923. W. E. JACKSON, Sheriff. 22-29. MR. GREEN, a merchant at Bos tick .saya 'the country Is getting in fine shape. He Is now getting in more cash than ever before at this season. Conditions are fast returning to normal and»by next fall farmers will hpve more money to spend than since the surrender. they will not have to pay out what they rake tor supplies fur nished thdm to feed negroes and make a ciop. stalks measure 15 feet in height |ed his odts, but they are the finest |*« a swimming -nect scheduled 'the fur should fly and promise an abundant crop. ment of Interest having occurrod (of much longer than the requisite length of time, both notes have been matured In accordance with their terms. This sale will l»e made for the pur pose of satisfying the above notes, principal and Interest, and all costs of this Sale, the balance, If any, will be paid to the estatq of Wesley Bar nard. This 8th day of June, 1923. MRS. RACHEL STERN. SHERIFF’S SALE GEOROIA—Clarke County: Will be sold before the Court House door In Mnld county, on tho first Tuesday In July, 1923, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for eash, tho following de scribed property: All that tract or parcel or land In tho pity of Athens, on the South side of Athens Avonue, said lot fronting 54 1-2.-feet on said Avenue, tl running hack 120 feet; the same being lot No. 113 In the survey of lands of Lumpkin, Burnett and Fovr- lying between Barber Street and Northeast Ralln>ad (Southern .. t |, | Hallway). A map of which made by J. If. Busier and recorded In the of fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Clarke Coqnty, Georgia. In I<«ok HH. page .aq(J on which Is located a two room house and a three room house. Said laud levied on os the property of E. M. Drown to satisfy an execu tion Issued from the City Court of Athens, February Term, 1923, In fa vor of Zclla J. Stickle and Helen O. Blair, Executrices of the estate of Nancy A. Jukes, deceased. Quit-Claim Deed for purpose ol levy nnd sale filed and recorded as required by law, nnd due legal notice given to the defendant In fi fa., and tennnt in poase/slon. Thin Jyno 2th. 1923. W. E. JACKSON. Sheriff, Clarke County, Ga. June 8-1S-22-29. LI DEL FOR DIVORCE GEOROIA—Clarks County: No. 44057-July Term, 1923, Clarks Superior Court. JOHN M. APPLEGATE VS. HOME. Attorneys In fact for the Estate Wesley Barnard. GREEN A. MICHAEL, Attorneys. 8-15-22-29. NOTICE OF SALE GEOROIA—Clerks County: Uhdei^and 1>y virtue of a power of sale contained In a certain contract entered .Into .between U. H. v Haven- port, party of the first part,‘and W. O. Smith nnd ,LI*sle H, $mlth, an parties of the second part, said con tract dated the 7th day of May. 1929, tho said U. H., Davepport will sell at publio outcry before the £ourt House door, In tpUd county, between the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, on the first Tuesday In Jjtly next, the following described property, to-wlt: All that lot of land, with the Im provements thereon, situate, lying and being on the East sldd of Hla- wasse Avenue, City, of Athens, said State and County, and, mors partic ularly described os follows: Beginning at a point on the East side of said AVenne 10S feet from- the Northeast corner of the Intersection of Illawasse and Lenoir Avenues, dnd running In a northerly hereby required, {terminally or by at torney, to lie and appenr at the Su perior Court of Clarke County, to be held In nnd for aald County Third Monday In July pexb then and there to answer the Plaintiff’s Com plaint, as. In default thereof, the Court will proceed as to justice shall appertain. Witness, the Honorable Blanton Fortson, Judge of said Court, this 16th day of May, 1923. E. J. CRAWFORD, Clerk. HENRY C. TUCK, Plaintiff’s Attorney. May 25, June 1-29, July «-lf. Around Athens Wltk CLT. Larr, Gantt IN LAYING iower pipe on Nor. mat avcntio thojr (truck a ledgo ol hard bins granite and it ta costly work. No rock w*a found on Oilethorpo avenue. CaH-. Barnett, our city en- dircctlon along the Ka« aide ot aald | gliH'or, will aavo the tax.payera at Hiawaaae Avenue GO feet to a-point; thence In art easterly direction, par' allot to the North aide ot Xwnolr Avenue 111 feet, more or le,e. to line of the property of Mrs. Ethel Eppei Thomas; thence In a Southerly dl rcotlon. parallel to the Ea,t ,lda ef Hiawaaae Avenue «0 feet, more ol tea,, to, line of the property -of J. W, least tl0.000 by supervising the public buildings how being erected Instead of giving tbam out by can- tract. No city ever had a better or more efficient public servant than Captain Barnett ? NOTICE OF SALE - GEORGIA—Clarke CountyI 4 t nd. r and by virtue of the author. Z Hr grained by the power of sale w ...ntalned In a certain security deed - executed and delivered by Werlry * Barnard on the list day of January, *IS20. to vtra. lUchrl Stern nnd The Fulcher; thence In a Westerly dlree U)m, parallel to the North side of Lenoir Avenue lit feet, more or leas, to the beginning corner. The above described property will be sold as the property ft the Mid W, O. Smith asd IJaale p. Smith for the purtM.se of aatlafylng thirty-four notes eaeeuted and delivered by W. O. Smith and Mrs. Ustle 8. Smith to the-Bald U. H. PavenporL for »«.«• each, all of said notse dated May tth,' 1»». the first of* said notes duo the 7th day of August. HtJ. and one on the Tth day of edch month there after. All of aald notas drawing In terest from maturity at tha rata of 1% par annum. Each note contained a provision that In aua any threo of aald notea should become due land remain unpaid at any one time longer then ten days after maturity, than I n I n g notes should become due. and more than three notea having remained unpaid for much longer then ten days, the said U. H. Davenport has matured all of said notea and wilt sell tha above described. property as the property if the said W. o. Smith end Mrs. Mails 8. Smith tor the A 'MERCHANT remarked that before tho Bummer School was In augurated the six weak's It re mained In aeulon were tho dull ed ot times In Athens, with but little trade. But now It la one of the bed seasons of the year, for tho pupils liberally p-tronlae our atons. Mlt. J. B. MIDDLETON, near Ath ens, has a Colley that will bring him any object to which he points and will leap upon his shonldera. take eff his master‘d hat add band It to him. holding It by tha brim In hla month. - FARMER SAYS there li more clear money In raising pea. nuts than In cotton, even before Ipill weevil daya and/ with phe price of tho staple at' 12 and 15 cents. He says the peanut will make the south rich and It la the easiest and mod valuable crop wt can grow. An Increased acreage wll lbe planted aroumUAtbena this year.' ... MR. J. E. HAMMOND, a dormer of .-Elbert comity, brough' hla dirtying au ot eald daughter to the 8u*nmer SchooL notes principal and Interest, and aU He lays crops an promlathg In coats of this xale. This dh day of June. ltd. V. IL DAVENPORT. Attorney In fact for W. O. Smith and Mrs. Mzxle S. Smith. OREEN A MICHAEL. ' - Attorneys. , is-a-it. c LIIEL FOR DIVORCE OgpROIA—Clarks Ceuntyi cleo McClain kat To TRUMAN KAY; By order ot tho Court yon nre required to he and appear at sold Court on ’the third Monday In July, ltd; to answer petitioner's libel for divorce, end In default thereof the Court arm proceed as to Justice shall appertain. ) Witness the Hen. Iilnntmi F.trts..n, J.idse .,f said Ci.urt. This the III: day or Juae. 1323. I> -:> Mell iii.iietrial IL-.U-, which J, CRAWFORD. Clark, n new country and dec! Is rccerdod ft the Cl.-rl> Off! • w THOJLffi v THOMAS, liio since tho rains i Iii" Superior Cojrt ntf OlarUej r, til Ion Klbort and farmers are all using rolaon on cotton. They have gore M work with hope and confidence. Miny negroes hare left the county but white labor la taking their place. / THE CITY has finished placing sewerage on Oglethorpe avenue and band* are now at work mak ing a good sidewalk from the Nor mal School postoffleo to the city limits. The residents ot that sec tion appreciate this sari MR. FAMBROUOH of the Com. blnation 8tora lays tha curb mar ket* Is not only helping farmers hut Is potting money In circulation. HM own business has greatly Id. proved since this market started All our merchants endorse the curb marlcat r jM r County, Geurgld, In i. : ts-iirt of «!*•<■d». I Jim* 21-10, July 6-13. MR. HUGH JACKSON, trho travels tor th« Athens Hardware co., ssjrs he finds s decided Im- ■ provdtaient and It looks almost like, a.new country and different p*o- nn* : in< ■* Ih»: rains li.»M tip nnd [farmers Imre cleaned their fields I i Country m«rch.ints are doing aj doing A PARTY Who travelled over a neighboring county last week, where so many negroes hare left, tells us he saw several farmers who were plowing up cotton and planting the land In corn. The grass had taken It and the land- owners did Hot have the force to clean the fields and ho decided It bent to plant the land in corn. MR. P. W. NUNNALLY, of the city, has growing on his lot the finest cor.i in the county. The MRS. M. a. ANDREWS of Oconee county ways she regularly brings produce to tne corn market In her buggy and has made a clear profit of $40 a month. Her husband re mains at home and works the crops and tils wife, from her poultry and garden, makes enough money to .pay operating expenses foe the farm. MR. J. W. LIVELY, who has a farm near Tom Erwin’s in Ogle thorpe county, says the other day lie took up the floor *>f his barn and with the help of dogs and neighbors In a short time killed 204 large cats. Rats are very num erous and not only destroys grain In cribs but are* eating young chickens. MR. J. O. T. Smith, who lives orf the Danlelsvlllo-Ila Toad In Madison county, says he has threshed hl« wheat and on hetweer ten and eleven acres made 117 1-2 bushels. He hap not as yet thresh- T ' fast Tho writer will five to do* a big ball gam, j, 00 rtfht J. H. dorsey Visits H ARTWEU.. ANIL HART CO r. J. H. Dorsey, of Athens, p r „ m and county 0 f he evee made. Mr. Smith says ho\tor today. The c*mip la divided hap hit crops In fine condition and [Into three classes and each clasi his cotton is growing off nicely, j will have one or two dashes and He has put on poison one time and • fancy diving. will keep It up. Those who have j .After prayer services every nlghl used poispn say they have cleaned - we have some hair raising boxing out ttve boll weevils. . i matches, .l^ut night In the flr»i (bout Oscar Davison and John Gor don fought four rounds, Gordon i . winning on points. '*"■ The next scrap between Mortoi * Hodgson, Jr., and “Bpree” John son was a 1 umdinger. It was abou even until the third round whe: •'Spree , ‘ started rushing .alettes an* won the decision. In the next flgh' Gordon i Dudley outpointed Bol Snellings., These three fights were the preliminaries (5 the main even* of the evnlng, a family affair be tween Carlton Fanny Newton Coteh Ole Lady Mell and Wm. Mell. Bit showed quite a bit of 'skHl lr wielding his gloves but Fanny’; footwork (kicking) won for him ^fishing trips to the pnvannah Three good bouts nre- scheduled to< * Ted Davis vs. Ed Hodg By M. E. KILPATRICK are Just - finishing our first week of camp nnd thing i are be- jrinftig to warm up considerably. The small boys hHve n bnsebal' lengue composed of Tour tiama K»»eh team pfriys ohe game a day* Tommy Gerdine’s tenm Is leading league nt present; The eight leading batters' In this league nr* King Crawford, Bill Morton, Jack Drtle^F. C. Tale, W. T. Dean. Tom-J tonight: my Gerdine, Gus Locklln nnd BID Tnte. Those teams have some hot games, most of them being won hj L%»or two run margins. There son; Armnn*! Mnpp vs. Kilpatrick and ‘Fanny*’ Charlie Hooper. A1 lof these nre heavyweights i ficlal. has boon h.ro for v... wook vloltlng Prof und Mrs 111 bvrt A. Moxey, tha tottar btiui'Z, daughter. * “* 'Mr. Dorsey hns been Tax p- celver of Clarke county f or 0 yl’ 25 years and Is one of . the h*.* known elUmuta ot h!» ,« tlon 0 tho state...He was formerly business in Athens and also war with one of the rejlrood for a number ot years. ' Ho Is taking a deserved from his duties and Is enlovlr.e flshlno- twins In il. n o “ otherwise enjey|„ s Tugalo nnd himself. While here Mr. Horsey lias me; many of our people. He f avor ably Impressed with -Hartwell and the county.—Hartwell Every minute in the day an accident happens somewhere—the next victim may be YOU, and while you may not be to blame you will suffer, you will pay I You will pay with your time, your money, your limbs or maybe your life. Travel Accident Insurance does not prevent accidents, but it helps to pay for the losses caused by accidents. 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