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LEGAL SALE
GEORGIA. Coffee County.
Under and by 'irtue of a power of
sale contained in a deed to secure
debt executed by M iry J. Rcijanitne
to the Bank of Nieholls on the 28th
day of October, 1919, and recorded
in the clerk’s office of the Superior
Court of Coffee County, Georgia, in
Mortgage Book 31, folio 112. and
since that time the Bank of Nieholls
has been succeeded by The Farmers
Bank, and The Bank having taken
over all the assets and liabilities of
the Bank of Nieholls, and The Farm
ers Bank as successor to the Bank
of Nieholls, transferred to the Nation
al Bank of Brunswick the deed to
secure debt above mentioned on the
12th day of March 1921, and The
National Bank of Brunswick, now
being the owner and holder of this
deed to secure debt and the note se
cured by said deed, therefore:
The National Bank of Brunswick,
as transferree, will sell at public out
cry to the highest bidder for cash on
the 17th day of August 1925, before
the courthouse door in the city of
Douglas, Coffee County, Georgia, all
of the equity of redemptmn of Mary
J. Benjamin in and to 120 acres more
or less of lot of land No. 513 in the
sixth district of Coffee County, Ga.,
situated in the Northwest.corner of
said it described as follows: Bound
ed on the North- by original line of
said lot; South by e branch which in
tersects the original land line at a
p. int 720 yards more or less South
of the Northwest corner: East by
Nieholls and Baxley Public road and
the settlement road leading from
Nieholls to the form o‘‘ W. D. Dem
ery: said land will Ik* s Id for the
purposi of paying certain indeb
ness due by Mary J. Benjamin to the
National Bank of Brunswick, trans
ferree, in the principal sqm balance
of $545.93 and interest since .Ten. Is.,
1922 at the rate of 8 ivr cent per an
num, which indebtedness is evidenced
by ne promissory n r te total
amount due on said indebtedness be- j
ing $716.95 principal and interest to |
August 17th, 1925, together with cost !
of this as provided in
such dcocfto secure debt. This prop
erty will be sold subject to a loan of
SIBOO 00 principal, due by Mary .1.1
Benianin to the Federal Land Bank;
of Ci lumbia, Columbia. S. C., which i
Indebtedness to the Federal Land j
Bank of Columbia, a loan deed was ex -
ecuted over said property to secure i
on the 4th day of September, 1923!
and was recorded in the Clerk’s Of- I
fice of the Superior Court of Coffee j
County. Georgia, in Deed Book 42, [
Page 566 and 567.
A conveyance will be executed to!
the purchaser by the undersigned as |
authorized in said deed to secure]
debt. This the 18th day of July,!
1925.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF
BRUNSWICK. Transferee.
Attorney in fact for Mary J.
Benjamin.
E. 1,. Grantham, Attorney
for The National Bonk of Brunswick, j
23-30 Ag 6-13
Mn Head Says:
" I
There was never a finer lot of Furniture in Douglas than we now have, and it was never easier for you \
to buy it.
Special prices are offered on everything in the store from a record for your Victrola to the Grand Piano,
and we can furnish either just as readily. Very special prices are offered on rugs, chairs, rockers, refrigerators,
and many other articles.
JUST RECENTLY I WITNESSED SHOWING OF FURNITURE AT W'HCIH WAS DISPLAYED ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS, MODELS, COLORS, ETC., AND NOT
ONLY BROUGHT NEW IDEAS HOME WITH ME BUT A LOT OF NEW THINGS FOR THE HOME. YOU CANNOT WALK INTO OUR STORE WITHOUT SEEING
SOMETHING THAT WILL APPEAL TO YOU, AND W r E ARE MAKING CONCESSIONS THAT WILL MEAN A NEAT SAVING.
YOU KNOW W r E MAKE TERMS ON FURNITURE TO SUIT THE CUSTOMER. THIS ENABLES YOU TO BUY WHAT YOU WANT. AND USE IT WHILE YOU
PAY, AND THE PRICE IS JUST RIGHT ON THIS CLASS OF BUSINESS. DELIVERIES ARE MADE TO ANY SECTION, AND WE WILL DELIGHT IN GIVING YOU A
DEMONSTRATION ON ANY ARTICLE OR ARTICLES YOU WISH TO PURCHASE. •
YOU WILL FIND US AT THE CORNER OF WARD STREET AND MADISON AVENUE, ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU WITH THE BEST IN THE CITY AT
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
The M. F. Head Company, Dou g'e a o«ia
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that there
will be introduced at the 1925 session
of the General Assembly of Georgia
a local bill entitled:
,- An act to authorize the Mayor
and Council -of the City of Douglas,
Georgia, To call an election at such
time or times ?s may be desired, to
submit to the qualified voters of saul
City the question of exempting from
taxation certain properties as are
[mentioned in Article 7, Section 2,
Paragraph 2, of the Constitution of
the State of Georgia, to provide who
shall vote in said election, how the
I ballot shall be prepared and counted
and how the result shall be declared
ito comply with all Iher require
ments of the Constitution of this
State as set forth in the Article,
Section and Paragraph above refer
red to and other purposes”.
This, the 7th day of Ju1y,1925.
16-23-30- Aug 6.
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with connecting bath and lavatory
ineach room. Phone 288. ad
Cramped
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"My back and bead would
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says Mrs. W. L. Ennis, of
Worthvllle, Ky. “I ju3t could
not stay up, for I would cramp
and suffer so. I was very
nervous. My children would
‘get on my nerves.’ It wasn’t
a .deasure for me to try to go
anywhere, I felt so bad.
"My mother had taken
For Female TroubEes
at one time, so she insisted
that I try It. I took four bot
tles of Cardui, and If one
should see me now they
wouldn’t think I had ever
been sick.
‘‘l have gained twenty
pounds, and my cheeks are
rosy. I feel just fine. lam
regular and haven’t the pain.
"Life is a pleasure. I can
do my work with ease. I
give Cardui the praise.”
Cardui has relieved many
thousands of cases of pain and
female trouble, and should
help you, too.
Take Cardui.
At All Druggists’
E-106
COFFEE COUNTY PROGRESS
GEORGIA, Coffee Countv.
WHEREAS, H. B. Curling, form
erly of Coffee Counly. Georgia, but
now deceased, on the 26th day of
February, 1917, executed fro the
i Union Banking Company, a corpora
tion of Coffee county. Georgia, s se
curity deed recorded in Deed Book
No. 35, page 356 in the records of
the Clerk’s Office of the Superior
Court of Coffee County, Ge.rgia,
which deed secures a note dated Feb
ruary 26, 1917 and due twelve months
after date, bearing interest at the
rate of eight (8) per cent per an
num from date, said note being for
the principal sum of Three Thous
and Dollars ($3000.09), and being
signed by H. B. Curling.
AND WHEREAS, said note is past
due and unpaid.
NOW THEREFORE, under and by
irtue of the power cf sale contained
in said deed to secure debt herein
before referred to, the undersigned
will sell at public outcry at the Court
House door in said County of Coffee
dhring the legal hours of sale to the
highest bidder for cash on Tuesday.
August 18, 1925 for the purpose of
paying said promissory note describ
“6 above, the following property situ
ated in Coffee County, Georgia, said
property to be sold as the property
nf the estate of H. B. Curlinc, de
ceased, in accordance with the law
of Georgia, and being. described as
fellows, to-wit: %
All that piece or parcel of land
in the City of Douglas, fronting
twenty-five (25) feet on the West
side of Walnut Street, commencing
at the Northeast corner of Cowart’s
:ot, running West two hundred ten
(210) feet; thence North twenty-five
(25) feet; thence East two hundred
ten(2lo) feet; thence S uth twenty
five (25) feet to point of beginning;
bounded on the North by lands of R.
V. L D;-y, South by lands of Mrs.
( wart. West by lands of T. J. Fales.
B. 11. Tanner and F. L. Sweat, and
East by Walnut Street, being part of
original lot of land Number one hun
dred ninety two (192) in the Sixth
District of Coffee County,, Georgia,
and being the seme property con
veyed by J. J. Willingham to J. P.
Sapp by warranty deed dated Febru
ary 20ih, 1915, and recorded in the
Clerk’s Office of the Superior Court
of Coffee County, Georgia, in Deed
Book 30, page 292.
Also all that tract or parcel of
lend lying and being in the City of
Douglas, and being in Block No. 149,
according to Peck’s survey of said
r ity. and lying on the West side of
Peterson Avenue described as follows:
■’■•inning at the Northeast corner of
lands owned bv B. Peterson on the
western boundary of Peterson Ave.,
and running North along the west
ern boundary of Peterson Ave., a dis.
trnce of 50 ft., to lands formbr’y
owned by Elizabeth Hughes; thence
running due West along the southern
line of lands formerly owned by Eliz
aheth Hughes t distance of 85 ft.,
nr: re or less; thence Wrirg due
South a distance of 50 ft., to lands
owned by B. Peterson; thence run
ning due East 85 ft., more or less, to
Peterson Ave., and to point of begin
ning. Bounded South by lands of B.
Petersen, cn the East by Peterson
Ave. ; on the North by lands form
-rly owned by Elizabeth Hughes, and
on the West by lands formerly owned
by the City of Douglas but new own
-1 by Fannie Cowart, and containing
one quarter of an acre, more or less.
Also the following described land
in said Block No. 149 in the City of
Douglas, situated, lying and being
just West of the lot immediately
above described belonging t. Mrs.
Fannie Cowart, beginning at N rth
west corner of lot above described
and running in a Westerly direction
in a continuation of the n rthern
line of above described lot a distance
of 40 ft., to a stake; thence running
due south paralell with Peterson
Ave., a distance of 50 ft., to a stake
to lends owned by B. Peterson; thence
in an easterly direction and parallel
with the northern line of said tract a
distance of 40 ft., to the
corner of the lands above described
belonging to Fannie Cowart; thence
running due North along west line of
Fannie Cowart’s land above describ
ed a distance of 50 ft., to point of
beginning and bounded as follows:
On the North bv lands formerly be
longing to Elizabeth Hughes, on East
bv lands of Fannie Cowart (the lot
above described), cn South by lands
of B. Peterson, and on West by other
'and- belonging to the City of Doug
las. Both of said tracts of land be
ir.g parts of original lot r>f land No.
192 in the Sixth District of Coffee
C unty, Georgia, and both of said
tracts being one. continuous lot with
‘0 ft. front on Peterson Ave., and
•’tinning back due West ne hund’ed
and twenty-five feet. The two last
above described tracts of land heino
the same property conveyed to J. P.
Sapp by Mrs. Fannie Cowart by
wn mntv deed da -ed May 2nd. 1916
and recorded in the Clerk's office of
the Superior Court of Coffee County,
Georgia in Deed Book 34, page 431.
The total amount due to the date
f the sale is. principal, Three Thous
and Dollar? ($3000.00}, interest, Five
Hundred Thirty Eight and 69-100
D Bars ($538.69), together with any
taxes that mav be past due and the
cost of this proceeding.
The proceeds of vsaid sale will be
applied to the payment of said in
debtedness and taxes, and to the cost
f this proceeding. A conveyance
will be made to the Purchaser by the
undersigned as provided in said deed
to secure debt.
This the 20th day of July 1925.
THE UNION BANKING COMPANY,
Attorney in fact for T. B. Curling,
deceased.
By OUINCEY & QUINCEY,
Its Attorneys**!: law. 23 -50 5-12
HELP WANTED—Special three mon
th’s course in telegraphy, tuition rea
sonable, short hours, easy work, big
pay. Position secured. Georgia Tele
graph School, 414 West Oglethorpe,
Savannah, Ga. 30:
NOTICE TO SWEET POTATO
PLANT GROWERS
Sweet T tato will not be certified
next season unless you secure a field
inspection. No exceptions will be
made, and if this application for field
inspection is not received certificates
will not be issued.
Field inspections for Stem-rot are
made early in the fall, so your appli
cation should be mailed in before
August Ist. The storage and plant
bed inspecions will be made without
further application. All inspections
are made free of charge. After the
Inspector has visited your county and
made the field inspecions it will be too
late to file ydur request for inspec
tion.
All plants offered for sale next
y**ar must be grown from potatoes
that were field inspected, inspected
in storage, dipped in Corrosive Sub
limate solution and bedded on sofl
HOW’S THIS FOR CLEAN?
p; and as good as ths day you
r n fr * f bought them—that’s the sort
I I K v^ r \
/ j \ r/' \ of dr y cleaning you get at
/ City Pressing Club. Often,
I V \ you know, a bad spot or stain
j |° will make trousers cr coat un
// ■' A wearable because unbearable
1 i Bpppjf ! jRI Our dry cleaning puts them
into Commission.
City Pressing- Club
S. M. MOORE, Proprietor.
THE NEW TIRES
Of course there are styles and
J fashions in tires, as in everything
X ~ rr fi else. And, equally of course, you
43* may rely upon us having the lat-
J&mk [JjfflL est and best in tires. We carry
tfajF . all makes and all styles, including
balloon and semi-balloon forms.
\ Our tires are all guaranteed, so
tKJ t \y a you take no chances in buying
THOMPSON TIRJ CO.
Thursday, August 6. 1925.
UNION PtfAYER MEETING *
The regular monthly union prayer
meeting will be held at the Presby
terian church Friday afternoon at
5 o’clock, Mrs. T. A. Dixon leader.
Mr. R. W. Pryor and children and
Mrs. J. H. MilHollin, of Broxton, left
this morning for where
they have taken a cottage for a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Graham had as
their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelms and children of Hazlehurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomas of
Valdosta, were guests of Mr. W. R.
Frier Tuesday.
where potatoes have not been grown
for several years.
Note: v If you have a neighbor who
expects to grow plants for sale please
advise him to mail in request for in
spection immediately.
GEORGIA BOARD OF ENTOMO
LOGY, Atlanat, Georgia.