About Americus times-recorder. (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1925)
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925 WHAT MEN MUST WEAR THIS YEAR "Wide Leg Trousers Double j Breasted Coats, Wide Belts and Soft Hats With Loud Bands ATLANTA. Ga., Sept. 11.—When the Chinese want to increase the consumption of cotton cloth they wear an extra cotton shjxt. When there is not so much cotton to be had the Celestials make th'simselves contented with feweflshjxts. TV t is their way of complying with the law of supply and demand. An appeal was made to the Na tional Association of Retail Cloth iers at their convention in Chicago recently from which a number of the Peachtree Arcade clothiers have returned to help out the consump tion of the product of the woolen mills by making Oxford’bag trousers the style- for men. But the retail clothiers wouldn’t do it, the Arcade dealeres said, While the young sters may continue to wear pants •with very wide legs it is expected the conservative business man and the well dressed young men will content themselves with moderate width say from 18 to 19 inches. 'JChig, correspondent is advised by the; Arcade fashion experts what nien are expected to wear, this fall and winter to be in style. For in ir it is declared the chief de ,j .nd will be for double-breasted J.Se./unfnished fabrics, the coat sip&jld J>e medium length and easy -fitting, with long lapels. Second in color designs will come forest shades with brown, ranging from light .tans to xjark browns follow ing. ’ Decidedly belts will Its the vogue with all trousers. The h&se will be ' fancy in both silk and wool, and the hats will have wider brims and fancy hat bands. Ninety-five per cent of the hats will be soft. Many color ed creations in shirts with plain white and solid designs will remain in favor. There are no old men's clothes now, it is stated. SCHOOL TEACHER’S FRIENDS MADE GLAD One of them had this to say yes terday. “We never thought that ' poor Ellen would ever recover, she had suffered so long from stomach and liver trouble and had lost more than 40 pounds in weight. She took a bottle of Mayr’s Wonderful Rem edy upon the advice of het’ aunt i and has steadily improved from the I first dose. We are ail confident I of her complete recovery.” It re ’• moves the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract, and allays the in -1 flammation which causes practically al! -#omach, liver and intestinal ail ments, including appandibitis. One dose will convince or money refund ed. For sale by all druggists.—adv LEGAL AD NO. 897 uhJOBGIA, Sumter County. W4ll be sold on the first Tuesday in October, 1925, at public a. cue Court House in said County, v rthin the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, certain property of which the following is a description: All that stock of dry goods, no tions, shoes and fixtures of all kinds being all of the stock owned by B. J. Ranew and located in one certain brick store house in Leslie, Ga., in the Fifteenth District of Sumter County, Georgia, known as the Lar ’ rimore Building, fronting on Com merce Street and running back te a warehouse and being the same store house owned and occupied by B. J. Ranew. Said property levied on as the property of B. J. Ranew to satisfy a mortgage fi fa issued from the City Americus, in favor of Hofma^WDry Goods Company, a Georgia corporation, against said B. J. Ranew; said property being in possession of the said B. J. Ranew. Said property is difficult and ex pensive to transport to the place of ■ sale and will not be brought to the place of sale on the day of sale, but may be seen at any time prior thereto by application to the under signed, being now located in the Btorft. house above described. J This September 3rd, 1925. I.A W. P. M’ARTHUR, P . ■ Sheriff Sumter County I?:-”* * LEGAL AD NO. 898 GEORGIA, Sumter County: Will be sold before the court house door in the City of Americus, Ga.,-between the legal hours of sale »bn the first Tuesday in Oct next the following described real estate : One house and one acre of laqd i more or less on which it- is situated \\in the' Shape of a triangle in the (Sown of Plains, Georgia, in said \ tate and county and known as the lewart Home Place; Bounded on ♦Hrth by lands of Mrs. M. D. Wal and A. Dodson and lying be 3en Americus and Plains Public Al and Magnolia St. Forming at gyntersection the South Angle 1 Bid lot, this the same lands Tito grantors by warranty deed Tided in book JJ. pages 345 and \t\nd book PP, page 331 of the “ k?feord of Sumter County. • \n»nt in possession notified In of the law. Ar " W. P. M’ARTHUkI , Sheriff Sumter County. Must Face New Bootlegging Charge Ss -T" < I wWr' Ugg ®|l! Ws •>•••• lil • RSh SS S W v i Oslo• w Srß 1 WMfw w, C* MB George Remus, millionaire boot legger, released from the Atlanta ( federal penitentiary after serving, a sentence for bootlegging, is tak en to Dayton, 0., to face other Father and Son Work Together I X "OBrSj ' 1R; * m I b aßßfc Wrt / > \ I 1 * Jr* Ki fl M 4 4 mIHL fit W S i , • '-/ H I Mlilßw S w- J, “ Allen Hoover, 18, son of Secre ry Hoover of the Department of ommerce, spends his vacation from 3 LEGAL AD NO. 899 C GEORGIA, Sumter County: 3 Will be sold before the Court - House door in the city of Americus, f on the First Tuesday in October, - 1925, between the legal hours of sale, the following described prop- " erty, to wit: One certain lot on the North side . of Commerce Street in the Town of Leslie.. Sumter County, Georgia, and gs follows: Commencing at a point 60 feet North,- of the ? Northern line of of land Number ’ 136 and at the SoJiWest corner of , F. P. Jones Livery Stable running > due West 67 1-2 feet, thence due ! North 193 feet, thence in a South l easterly course 135 1-4 feet, thence South 54 1-3 feet, thence West 25 ■ 1-2 feet, thence North 20 feet. 5 thence West 30 feet, thence South . 100 feet to the starting point, i bounded as follows: on the south i by Commerce Street and lot of F. P. • Jones on the west by lands of Amer . icus Oil Co., on the east by lands of . Leslie Hdw. & Furn. Co. and F. P. , Jones and north by Americus Oil I Co., all situated in the 15th Dis-j ■ trict Sumter County Georgia. Said land will be sold as the prop i erty of F. P. Jones to satisfy a ■ certain execution issued from the . City Court of Americus of said ■ County in favor of the Planters Bank of Americus against the said F. P. Jones. Terms of sale cash. Tenant in possession and defendant in fi fa notified in terms of the law. This 27th day of August, 1925. Sheriff Sumter County. W. P. M’ARTHUR. By W. A. CHAPPELL, Deputy Sheriff Sumter County. J LEGAL AD NO. 900 GEORGIA, Sumter County./ Will be sold before the/ Court House door in the City of Americus,' Georgia, between the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in Octo-i ber 1925, the following described real estate, to-wit: . A certain house and lot in the City of Americus, on the east side of Hampton Street and known as! No. 512 according to the City plan! of numbering, and bounded as fol-, lows: North, East and South bv property belonging to Matt Hart, I estate, and on the West by Hamp-j ton Street, fronting Hampton street, 50 feet, more or less and running back of uniform width east 100 feet,, more or less, being the same prop-’ erty deed to J J. Simmons by J. T.. 1 Taylor on 2nd day of November] • 1917 by deed of record in book SS, page 311 records of Sumter County J Georgia |1 Levied upon as property of estate ' of J. J. Simmons, deceased, under 11 and by virtue of a City Court of : Americus fifa in favor of Natt E. 1I Harris, Governor, vs. J. J. Simmons' i and M. N. Edwards. Levy made by* < Lucius Harvey, then Sheriff on 1 May 4th 1923, and tenant i nposses-!< sion notified in terms of the law I < This September 9th, 1925 ’ s charges of selling liquor.’ Photo shows, left to right: U. S. Marshal i Stanley Borthwick, George Remus, and U. S. Deputy Marshall Theo boid. I Leland Stanford"“University, Cali- I fornia, at the desk of his father’s { secretary in Washington, D. C. , ' W. P. M’ARTHUR, Sheriff Sumter. County ' LEGAL AD NO. 901 GEORGIA Sumter County: f There will be sold before the . court house door, between the.legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder 5 for cash, on the First Tuesday in f October 1925, the following describ j ed property to-wit: >■ One half undivided interest in , twenty (20) acres of land in shape , of a square, situated in the 17th Dis ? trict of Sumter County, Ga., and I* | bounded east by public" road run , ning from Plains towards Botsford-, . on the west and south by lands of > Morgan and Josephine Tison; North ; by lands of Sumter county; former . ly owned by Morgan & Josephine l Tison, said parcel of land being part , of lot Number 117, and being tract i upon which is located the dwelling of Morgan & Josephine Tison . Said property levied upon and will ’ be sold as the property of Morgan . i Tison to satisfy a certain City Court I Fifa in favor of International Agri . cultural Corporation, vs. Morgan Tison Tenant in possession notified . in terms of the law . i This 4th day’ of September 1925. W. P. M’ARTHUR, Sheriff Sumter County By W. A .CHAPPELL Dept. Sheriff Sumter County. Georgia. LEGAL AD NO. 892 GEORGIA, Sumter County: To the Superior Court of said coun ty: The petition of Lee Hudson, S. R. Heys, Edgar Shipp, Jr and Stephen Pace, of said State and County, respectfully shows: 1. They desire that they, their as sociates, successors and assigns, be incorporated under the name of A mericus Realty Co., for a term of j twenty years, with the privilege of renewal, and with all rights, powers, I privileges and immunities herein prayed for and such as are incident to such corporation under the laws . of Georgia. 2. The object of their association is pecuniary gain and profit. 3. The business proposed to be j carried on is a general loan, invest ' ment, real estate, renting agency, I brokerage, and development busi- ' ness; including the right to buy, sell ' | hold, own, develop, lease, manage, ’ ’ invest in and generally deal in real ' , estate and personal property, and any and all rights or interests there in; to build, operate and maintain . improvements on real estate; to buy, ' sell, hold, invest in and generally j deal in stocks, bonds, securities, notes, mortgages, and all other j forms of indebtedness, security and | Investment; to loan its own money . and the money of others, and re- J ceive a commission, interest and or a ( premium on same; to negotiate, pro- , cure, supervise and manage for t others loans on real estate < sonal property; to issue and senMts ( THE AMERICUS TIMES-KECORDER bonds, notes debentures, or other evidence of debt, and secure same by mortgage, deed of trust or other wise ; to borrow money and issue its notes, bonds, or other obligations therefor and secure payment there of by mortgage, security deed, trust deed or otherwise; to act as fiscal agent, renting agent, agent for es tablished life, fire fidelity, indemn ity, and casualty insurance com panies, and also agent or broker for any other person, firm or cor poration in respect to any and all of the undertakings, powers, rights and privileges above set forth; to issue certificates of indebtedness, pay able incash or installments, on such terms, and conditions and at such rates of interest as might be fixed and agreed upon, but not sub ject to check; to have and enjoy all the rights, powers and privileges of a trust? company, as provided by sections 2815 to 2821 (e) inclusive, of the Code of Georgia as amend ed, after full compliance with the terms and provisions th'ereof; to such other rights, powers and priv ileges not herein specifically men tioned as may be suitable or neces sary for carrying on the business aforesaid. 4. The principal office and place of business of said corporation shall be in Sumter County, Georgia, but with the right to establish branch offices elsewhere. 5. The capital stock of said cor poration shall be ten thousand dol lars, divided into one hundred shares of one hundred dollars each; and petitioners desire the right, from time to time, whenever stock holders owning a majority of the capital stock shall so determine, to increase said capital stock to any amount not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars, and also to have subscription to said capi tal stock paid in money or property at a fair valuation. 6. The stockholders of said cor poration shall not be individually liable for the debts, liabilities and defaults of said corporation, except that each stockholder shall be liable therefor to the extent of the amount of such unpaid subscription to the capital stock subscribed for by him. Wherefore, petitioners pray that they be incorporated under the name and with the powers, privileges and immunities prayed for and as fixed bv law. STEPHEN PACE, Petitioner’s Attorney. LEGAL AD NO. 893 GEORGIA, Sumter County: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN G> T. Deriso having by written petition, made application to this Court for the establishment of a copy of a certificate of stock which he alleges was owned by him and was lost or destroyed on February 25, 1919, alleging that said certifi cate was No. 108, issued to him on November 12, 1915, by The Bank of Leslie, a banking corporation with its principal office in Spmter County, Georgia, and being for ten shares of stock in The Bank of Les lie, signed by E. L. Wilson, presi dent, W. T. Anderson, cashier, and bearing the corporate seal of said bank, this is to give notice that said application will bd heard by me at my office in the Courthouse in Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, at ten A. M. of the 3rd day of oc-> tober, 1925, and a copy of said cer tificate, will at that time be estab lished, in lieu of and to have all the effect of said lost original, unless good and sufficient cause is shown to the contrary at said hearing. This the sth day of Sept. 1925. Z. A. LITTLEJOHN, Judge Superior Court S. W. C. LEGAL AD NO. 891 GEORGIA, Sumter County. Whereas, B. J. Ranew did, on March 14, 1922, execute to the un dersigned, Albany Trust & Banking Company, a banking corporation under the laws of Georgia, Dougherty County, Georgia, his se curity deed, recorded on March 15, 1922, in Deed Book YY, pages 80 and 81 of the records in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Sumter County, Georgia, convey ing' the property hereinafter de scribed, for the purpose of securing a note for the principal sum of $2160.00, dated March 14, 1922, due March 14, 1923, with interest from maturity at 8 per cent per annum; and, Whereas, there has been default in the payment of said note, which has continued for more than thirty 1 days and all of the same is now due; and, Whereas, said security deed con tains a power of sale authorizing the undersigned, in default of tho payment of said note, to sell said property, as therein stated: Now, Therefore, in consideration 1 of the premises and under the au thority and power contained in sai-l security deed, the undersigned will sell for the purpose of eol’ecting the aforesaid amount now due. and costs and expenses connected with said sale, on the first Tuesday in October. 1925, at public outcry.be tween the legal hours of sale, be fore the Court House door in Sum ter County, Georgia, to the high est bidder, for cash, the following described property, and al! right, title, eauitv and interest therein owned by the grantor in said secur ity deed; said property being more fullv described as follows. That tract of land lying: and being: in the Fifteenth District of Sumter County, Georgia. being the east half of one certain brick store house and lot known as the Larrimore huiMinjr in the town of Leslie, said lot fronting on Commerce street and running back south— feet to warehouse of J. 1,. Jones; said one-half of building io begin meas urement in center of’partition wall, and being bounded of the north by Commerce street anil on east by Griffin 4 Wallace, south by Jones, warer.oule, west by west half of' building; said lot being junction of land lot Number 136 in the Fif teenth district of Sumter county, in the State of Georgia, and being the premises heretofore owned and occupied by B. J. Ranew. After the payment of said amounts, any excess realized from said sale will be paid over to B. J. Ranew. In Witness Whereof, the grantee acting by its duly authorized offi cer, has executed this notice, this September 4th, 1925 ALBANY TRUST & BANKING COMPANY (L.S.) By: A. P. Vason, President. Pottle & Hofmayer, Attorneys, Albany, Ga. LEGAL AD No. 895 GEORGIA, Sumter County. Whereas, on March 1, 1924, Jesse Bryant Griffin and Charlie Dempsey Griffin conveyed to the undersigned the hereinafter describ ed tract or parel of land to secure a loan of $3,500 made to them by the undersigned, evidenced by a se ries of twenty-one notes, the first for $183.75 and due December 1, 1924, and each of the others for $330.38 and due one each year on the first day of December, begin ning 1925 and ending 1944; and, Whereas, in said security deed they contracted and agreed that in the event they should fail to pay all taxes on said land when due, or I should fail to pay when due any of] said notes evidencing said indebt edness, that then, in cither event, the whole of said indebtedness se cured thereby would become due and payable at the option of the undersigned, without notice; and, Whereas, said security deed fur ther provides that in the event of such default the undersigned is authorized and empowered, and is made and constituted the attorney in fact of said makers, to sell, at public outcry, at the usual place for conducting Sheriff’s sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, said tract or parcel of land, and after advtertising in the paper in which Sheriff’s advertisements are print ed, the time, place and terms of j sale, once a week for four weeks' preceding the time appointed for such sale, at which sale the under signed may be the purchaser, and to make the purchaser at such sale a good and sufficient deed in fee simple to the real estate so sold, thereby divesting out of said mak ers all right of equity or redemption in and to said real estate; said se curity deed being recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Sumter County, Georgia, in deed book No. 2, pages 323-25, to which reference is made and the ' same is made a part hereof; and, I Whereas, said Jesse B. Griffin and Charlie D. Griffin have failed and neglected to pay the State and County taxes on said land for the year 1924, and the undersigned has | been required to pay the same in or , der to prevent the levy upon and I sale of said land therefor, and have I also failed, neglected and refused to pay the first of said series of notes for $183.75 due December 1, 1924, and by reason thereof the I undersigned has elected to exercise I said option and has declared and | ( does hereby declare the whole of’the ; aforesaid indebtedness due and pay cable, and said Jesse B. and Charlie D. Griffin having failed and neg lected to pay the same the under signed will sell at public outcry, within the legal huors of sale on the first Tuesday in October, 1925, bbfore the court house door at I Americus, Sumter County, Georgia, to the highest bidder, for cash, the following tract or parcel of land, ly ing and being in the County of Sum ter, State of Georgia, to-wit: “112 acres of land off the east side of lot of land Number 351 in the 28th district, and more- par ticularly described, in accordance with recent survey by C. IL Wheat • ley, Civil Engineer, as follows: Be ginning along the northern bound ary of said Number 351, in a private road which is the northern boundary of said lot, at a point 851 feet east of the northwest corner of .1 said lot, thence east 2016 feet I along a bearing of north 89 degrees east to an iron stake, thence south one degree east, for a distance of 3112 feet to an iron stake, thence south 89 degrees west, for a dist ance of 1545 feet to the center of a branch running through said lot, thence in a northerly direction up the center of said branch to its head, thence along a wire fence, which has a bearing of north 25 degrees west, for a distance of 428 , feet to the starting point; and be , ing bounded on the north by lands of J. T. Morris, on the east by lands of Thos A. Bradley on South by lands of C.C. Hawkins, and on the west by lands of Warren Ed wards and C. C. Hawkins. Said sale to be held for, and the proceeds thereof to be applied in payment of the aforesaid indebted ness, evidenced by said series of twenty-one notes, accrued interest thereon, all sums paid for the ac count of said makers, and all cost and expense incident to said sale and the collection of said indebted ness; and the undersigned will make to said purchaser at said sale a good and sufficient deed in fee simple .to said real estate in con formity to the provisions of said deed. This the Ist day of September, 1925. THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE IN SURANCE COMPANY. By; Stephen Pace, Attorney. LEGAL AD No. 896 GEORGIA, Sumter County. M. E. Morgan, as guardian for T. J. Morgan, Wilbur. Morgan and Mildred Morgan, minors, having made application for leave to sell their one-fourth undivided interest, each, in “the timber suitable for saw mill purposes on 152 1-2 acres of land lot No. 195 in the 27th dis tnct of Sumter County, Ga., said tract of land being all of said lot except a fifty-acre strip off of the south side thereof in the shape of.al rectangle extending clear across said lot, and having for its southern boundary the southern lot line of lot Number 195 and being of suffi ient width to make fifty (50) acres,” for the purpose of using the proceeds arising therefrom for the education of said minors, all parties having an interest in the matter of said property are notified that said application will be heard on the first Monday in October, 1925. I take jurisdiction of the matter on ac count of serious illness of John A. Cobb, Ordinary. This 7th day of Sept., 1925. W. M. HARPER, J.. C. C. A. Vice John A. Cobb, Ordinary, Sum ter County, Ga., who is disabled LEGAL AD No. 889 GEORGIA, Sumter County. , Pursuant to an order of the Hon. - Johu A. Cobb, Ordinary, on the , first Monday in August, 1925, will , be sold before the court house door in the county of Sumter, State of Georgia, on the first Tuesday in October, 1925, between the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wit: Sixteen acres of land in the shape of a square, located in the north east quarter of lot of land 221 in the 17th district of Sumter Coun ty Georgia; bounded north, west and south by land of Mrs. Anthony Jones and on the east by land of Mrs. T. J. Suggs. To be sold as the property of the Instate of Mrs. J. R. Baty for the purpose of paying debts and mak ing distribution between heirs at. law. This first day of September, 1925. C. JL BATY, Administrator. LEGAL AD No. 894 Citation GEORGIA, Sumter County. To All Whom It May Concern: Gabriel Turner having in proper form applied to me for premanent Letters of Administration on the estate of Henry Turner, deceased, late of said county, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and ( next of kin of said Henry Turner to | be and appear at Ordinary’s Office . on the first Monday in October, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Adminisration should not be granted to said Gabriel Tur ner on said Henry Turner estate. Witness my and official signature, this Sept. 7th, 1925. W. M. HARPER, J. C. C. A. Vice John A. Cobb, Ordinary, who is disabled. LEGAL AD No. 890 Citation GEORGIA, Sumter County. To All Whom It May Concern: Georgia Hillsman having in prop er form applied to me for perma nent Letters of Administration on the estate of Peter Westbrook, late of said county, this is to cite all ' and singular the creditors and next of kin of said Peter Westbrook, to be and appear at Ordinary’s Court , on the first Monday in October, 1925, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent Administration should not be granted to said Geor g> Hillsman on said Peter West brook estate. Witness my hand and official sig- '' nature, this Sept. 7th, 1925. W. M. HARPER, J. C. C. A. 8 Vice John A. Cobb, Ordinary, who is disabled. ’ LEGAL AD NO. 882. iS" 1 GEORGIA, Sumter County. > Whereas, J. M. Young did on the t 26th day of May, 1923, borrow ’ from Mr-\ Lucile C. Clements, the ” principal shm of $500.00 and ex ecuted his note therefor together ' with interest coupons the interest on said loan maturing on the fjrst t day of November thereafter to and 1 including November first, 1927; * and the said Young executed and delivered to the said Mrs. Clements ’ a security deed conveying the land ‘ hereinafter described to secure said ’ principal and interest; and the se curity deed above mentioned among ’ other things, provides: “Upon the t - failure of the grantor to pay any l of the amounts above specified, as ” hen in stated, the grantee herein, ’ or its or their assigns may proceed • to sell the property herein describ ’ ed, or any part thereof, before the ' court house door in the county in . which the same is located, to the I highest bidder for cash, after first L advertising the same once a week , for four successive weeks in some , newspaper published in said coun i ty, having a general circulation ; therein or the newspaper in which . the sheriff’s advertisements are ; published, and upon such sale re ceive the proceeds thereof, and in the name of the grantor, by the grantee herein, successors or as signs, execute and deliver the nec essary deed conveying the property to the highest bidder. The grantee herein, successors, heirs or assigns may purchase at any such sale the property and have deed properly made to it. The proceeds of such sgle shall be applied, first to the payment of all proper expenses of advertising, selling and conveying the property including the fees of an attorney of not less than ten) per cent of the amount and second i to the payment of the indebtedness I with all of the interest secured ■ thereby, and the remainder if any shall be paid to the person or per sons leg-ally entitled thereto.” The said Young having defaulted , in the payment of the interest due ( the said Mrs. Clements on Ist of No- | vember, 1923, amounting to $17.23 < and having also defaulted in the ; payment of the interest due on No- , vember first, 1924, amounting to < $40.00 and said security deed pro- ] viding that upon default of the payment of any interest the grantee i or his assigns may declare the prin- , eipal and remaining interest due. ] And whereas the said Mrs. Clem- ( ents has heretofore conveyed all of ' her rights under said security deed and transferred all notes to one S. ] F. Pollock and the.sahi Bollock has ' declared all .of said indebtedness i PAGE THREE due. Now therefore, on the 21st day of September, 1925, before the court house door in Sumter County, Georgia, between the legal houra of sale there will be sold to the highest and best bidder for cash the following described property: ‘‘Ninety-four acres.of land, more or less, same being the entire east half of lot of land No. 18R in the 26th district of S um te r County, Georgia, (except 6.4 acres hereto fore sold to J. W. Hightower.) The tract of land being conveyed ad the land of J - F. Daniel and Ben liner on the north; V H Chambliss on the east; on the south by lands oi E. R. Lane and on the west by lands of J. F. Daniel, as shown by a deed recorded in Book tent’h P n ge 564 ’ eXCCpt six and four so"d t<> T w ht u-. K !’ anl,,r heretofore sold to J. W. Hightower.” iy'h Id b at M yin * former' 1925 2 h day of Au Sust, J^2^£^AtS n . LEGAL ad NO. 881 G h S iynA.^X B^ OPERT v cJ d - d to7e- by J rJ .do P , X „h U I ted and del *ered tual Benefit *1 if e ° t 0 The Mu ' |Pany, on the 18th Con ’' 192*1 i 1 January, n / r ® co rded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of I i' 1 C ° Unty ‘ Gvor S ia , in deed hook 1.7., page 194, on the 29th day win an n ary ’ 192:! ’ thG undesigned sell at public outcry at the court house door in said County of Sumter, between the legal hours of sale namely 10 a. m. and 4 p. m the 1 i < rth ,R ? eSt c' ddPr for caßh - °n 117 day of September, 1925 to-wit? ° WInR doscribed Property, ' nnS W ?°L e land 10ts numbers , one hundred and thirty-eight (138) 1 d ° n ® hundred and thirty-nine ' t ,♦1 V, n^, and hein>f in th e seven- I tienth (17th) District of Sumter - county, Georgia, and aggregating four hundred and twenty-two and I three-tenths (422.3) acres, more or less; also one Aermotor windmill, tank,stand parts and appliances that were located and situated on the land above described when said deed to secure debt was made, ex ecuted, delivered and recorded The ■said windmill, together with the tank, stand and appliances, have _ been removed from said land and _ are now located and situated on 1 other lands, said lands being the , farm formerly owned by said J. ! Randolph Logan, but now claimed fc to be owned by Carrie Andrews Lo , gan, the wife of said J. Randolph ‘ i' OE 7‘ n \ sa,d fa '-m. being cultivated ’ c *' Y Mciiris And being in said / state nV) Coufity near Croxton i cross-roaV. f I'or theVu/pose of paving acer- - tain promisMry note for the sum of Six Thous/xN($6,000.00) Dollars, - executed /nd <lXHverod by the said J. Randolph Logthi. to tlje said The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com- ’ pany, on the 18th day of January, 1923, and due on November 1, 1927. Stipulating for interest from the •late of said note at the la te of six , per cent per annum, payable an , nually, and ten per cent, attorney’s , foes, the interest on said note beine* _ evidenced by five interest coupons . of the same date, one of said inter i, cst-notes to nfccdnie imo and pay t able on the first day of November I of the years 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926 ; and 1927, respectively; said prin- I cipal note and said interest notes f bear interest from maturity*of each I at the rate of eight per «nt. per, I annum until paid. SakLfprincipal note of Six Thousand l/fi.OOO.OO) : Dollars remains unpaid, and the in terest coupon which became due November 1, 1924, amounting to ' Three Hundred Sixty ($360.00) Dol lars, remains unpaid, and the said J. Randolph Logan fails and re fuses to pay the same on demand, and the same are now due and un paid, and said' loan is declared due for non-payment of interest. Said deed to secure debt made by the said J. Randolph Logan to the said The Mutual Benefit Life In surance*Company hereinbefore men tioned contains a power of sale which provides that said J. Randolph Logan covenants and agrees that in case of default in payment of the debt above mentioned when due or in case of default in any of the conditions named in the bond to re convey, said The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company may sell the property, including the right, title and interest therein of said J. Randolph Logan, his heirs and as signs, at auction at the court house door in the County in which the land lies, to the highest bidder for I cash, first giving four weeks' notice : of the time, terms and place of sale ) by advertising once a week for four i weeks in a. newspaper published in I the county ’"hire said land lies, as I provided in said deed. Special ref erence as to the terms and condi tions of said power of sale contain ed in said deed to secure debt is hereby referred to and made a part of this advertisement, as if all the terms and conditions of said power of sale were incorporated in this advertisement, and all the terms and conditions of said power of sale in said deed to secure debt are hereby made a part of this advertisement. • Said property will be sold and deed made to the purchaser by the undersigned as provided in said power of sale in said deed to secure debt, as hereinbefore stated. THE MUTUAL BENEETT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, By Ellis, Webb & Ellfe, ' Their Attorneys, •. _ J 4 Americus, (K
