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: CHRIS THE 1 II GREAT DISPLAY TMAS FLINT R OF . 1 GOODS TVER STORE. | it: — ——— * The latest Parisian and German Novelties in IV H Handsome Toilet Articles at moderate cost. Cc P lechanical Toys;] >me see them, j EXTREME REIMS IN ALL WINTER BOOBS. 1 til • i* Greatest of all closing out sales for the year. All goods marked ti ' down in price; Come early and often. jj A Mei Ty Christa tasTo All. j r •1 . b f ! H. J. BRUTON ; . !'!•-A*-si? A* ega! Advertisements. CITATION. « i >;()’:(. I A-—Dkoatuii County: V. Iici huh. T.Robert!?, administrator . t ii,e .-state of If. 11. Welborn, deeeus- c,!. n , ievents to the court in bin )>e)i- u .11 l.,ly filed nnd entered on record, t.lmr In' Inis fully administered said es- i lie 1’liD is, therefore, to cite nil per- snii- u" icerned. kindred nnd creditors, i,. -It >\v cuyse, if uny they can, why snid rator should not bo discharged ,1.11 :.is administration, and receive let- r« i ! dismission, on first Monday in inch 1902 This December 3rd, 1001. T. B. MAXWELL. Ordimiry. M 1 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. GEORGIA—Deo/tur County: . By virtue of nn order from the Court of Ordinary, of said county, will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in January, 1902, at the court house door in said county, between the legal horns of sale, the following described real es tate in said county, to wlti Two hundred and fifty acres of land, are or less, of lot No. two hundred and thirty-nine situated In the 27th district of said county, about 200 acres of said land being original virgin timber—heav ily timbered. Sold for division among be heirs of said estate. 1 evms Cash. This December 3rd, 1901 John R. Hornsby, Administrator of estate of E. A. Horns by. deceased. CITATION. ;< hit' 1 A—Dkoatuii County: ,11 whom it may concern: . ", O’Neal, having in proper form to me for permanent, letters of ,i,,,i tuition on tlio estate of L. A. ; gets, late of said county, deceased, i i- o cite all and singular theeredi- 1 next of kin of said L. A. Rod- bo and appear at my office on the ii . ,n,dny in Jugnary, 1902, and show . o ,, any they can, why permanent I.. , , s should not be granted to said M. K, uW-alou said L. A. Rodgers’ estate. \\ i ,o my hand and official sigmi- li, ,• December 3rd. 1901. T. B. Maxwell, Ordinary. t. v cc CITATION. t;t'.tuii; 1 ,\—Decatur County: \ on i> hereby given that the under- , . e.l : as applied to the Ordinary of s , ; . ,..iv. for leave toseUlsiid belong- j, . be estate of Sarah Cooper, late , i , untv deceased, foe the payment , ami for distribution among the I,, ir said estate, and said application isa.d at the regular term of the i . Ordinary of said county, to be .... tin 1 first Monday in January. 1: : Vhb December 3rd, 1901. John M. Robinson, b ■ u atov of estate of Sarah Cooper lie. cased. GUARDIAN’S SALE. GEORG1 A—Decatuh County: Bv virtue of an order from the Court, of Ordinary, of raid county, will he sold at public outcry, before the court bouse door in said county, between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in Jan uary, 1902, the following described prop- ertv. to wit. The two-thirds undivided interest in the south half of lot of land No. two hundred and forty-nine in the 20th dis- triet of said county, belonging to my wards, Marvin and Ramelle Ingram, sold for support and education of my said wards." Terms Cash. This December. 3rd. 1001. E H. Ingram, Guardian. LEAVE TO SELL, G EORG IA —Decatur County : v, ,. is hereby given that sealed bids • •coifed on the first Monday in f 01 . county physician, nty printing for Decatur county i ... 1902. The right is reserved t any and all bids. Witness the .c Board of Commissioners. Joe H. Gilpin. Clerk. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has applied to t he Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell lands be longing to the estate of G. H. Lovett, deceased, for the payment of debts and distribution among the heirs of said es tate. Said application will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordi nary, for said county, to 0° held on the first Monday in January, 1902. This 4th day of-December, 1991. G. A. Lovett, Administrator of the estate of G. 11. Lovett, deceased. GEORGIA— Deoatur County: , ■ Will be sold at public outcry, to the highest bidder for dash, at the curt, house dobr of said Countv, oil the first Tuesday in January, 1002, the following described property, to wit: All of ono certain lot in the city of Bainbridge, Ga , bounded as follows: Oil the north by Broughton Street, on the east by property of Curtis It. Smith, on the west by Seott Street, on the south by property of Curtis R, Smith, said lot being fifty-niue feet east and west and one hundred and fifty-nine feet i nortn and south. This sale will be had under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in an instrument made and executed by Geo. D. Hutchens to the National Building Association of Baltimore City, dated January 15th, 1900. and recorded in the Clerk’s Office of t he Superior Court .of said county, whereby the said Associa tion, in the event of default in the pay ment of dues by .said Hutchens to said Association for three months, is author ized and empowered, by its duly author ized agent or attorney to sell said prop erty at public outcry, before the court house door, to the highest bidder for cash, after advertisement once a week for four weeks in some newspaper pub lished in said county. Now thereforefore, said Hutchens having defaulted in the j ay men t of his monthly dues to said Association for more thou three months, said Associa tion elects to exercise said power of sale, and said sale will be had at the time, place and in the manner hereinbefore described. This December 0th, 1901. The National Building associaTioo op Baltimore uity. A. H. and R. B. Russell, Attorneys for the Association. n* WHB-BEATEB III Mariinmi, Fin., Aug. 28, l9iq Rock Bill Buggy Co., * Keck Bill, b. 0, Gentlemen : There is one tiling and a most import! one we left out in congratulating you on your tixctllei • buggies, that is tbe “World-Keater”-your“ Long-Wind. !>-,i axle. We find the at our point, when by chance a custom is slow in making up his mind on buying WILL lbUN'j HIM TO AN lMlYIBDJL'A i F Conclusion that be buy and that, the “liock-RiirVith the “Long-Winds] axle. The replies we’vo had iron; our customers as toil they liked them always put a smile of satisfaction on tin faces aud they say “they are the stuff.” • Miy success your regard for in your buggies you give more to the da who is then in a position to liiscmtomei who in returigli ly pays the worth of a buggy when stamped ‘Roux I “Carolina,” Yours truly,. Daniel & Milton. a J. WILLIS & CO. ,M.bi -c 1.1 talk about it, you cant it it is until you sec it, and m see it you will do like most ■ people, get an Economy , tirocar. ,mv is wealth. Look at the . Kitchen Grocer and satisfy , that it is economy to have Citation. GEORGIA -Decatur County. J. T. Saunders Executor of estato of E. 'A. Fairchilds, deceased, represents to the court, in bis petition, dulo filed and entered on.record, that be has fully ad- mistered to said estate: This is. there Tore to cite all persons concerned, kin dred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can.why said ex-cutor should not he discharged from his administration, and receive letters of dismission ou first Monday in January 1901*- T. B. MaXWLLL, Ordianrv. LEAVE TO SELL. G EORG I A—Decatur County: Notice is hereby given that the under signed has applied to the Ordinary of said county for leave to sell lands be longing to the estate of L. H. Keaton, deceased, for the payment of debts and distribution. Said application will be heard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for said county, to be held on the first Monday in January, 1902. This 4th day of December, 1901. V. Berry, Administrator of the estate of L. H. Keaton, deceased. It is often whether you have y° prescriptions filled promptly and accurately. We make a Specialty of Our Prescription ' Depart® ■ CITATION. (; E<)iu;i A—1) KCATU R ROI NTY * Whkkeas, M. K. O’Neal, county admin is Ijutor, administrator ot t ne estate of Thom as Kicks, represents to the court in his peti tion, duly tiled ami on record, that lie has fully administered Thomas Kick’s decease:!, estate. This is, therefore, to cite nil persons c< n- corned, ki rid red and eredi ois, to sho' eaten*, if any they can. why s d«l administra tor should not be discharged from his :.u ministration, and recive letters of dismis sion on the first Monday in April iWte. T. B. Maxavei l, Ordinary And Physicians Prescript And family reel are filled froDiPJ fresh drugs, ana the most car® and exact i&anfl 1 nr,nip* Our charges are reasonable and our service p 1 ' obliging at all times. \Ye also carry a complete stock of Patent and proprietary Medicines. and Toilet Articles, druggist Sundries Etc. .m OAKCITY DRUG COMPAQ