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THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER.IJFRIDAY MARCH 27, 1903.
■:Tti
I-try
'the CANAL assured.
paa.iuia canal treaty has finally
y,. 1 an a to no part of tlie
ll)e news that work will soon
... tbo new waterway more
Ze lb-" 10 ‘l 10 80U,b -
." viD(f to lie a great thing forthe
j, velopment of ihe sonth. It
, rj „. (!„• Far East many hundred
jt changes the channels
I t'y.'i ort.ition to a* great extent.
f tntes and the states on the
HU Atlantis
seaboard are bound to
iv career of prosperity
erri!
ut re
More capital invest-
r.iilroads, moro manufnc-
jicople—these things will
, ii,. ,onth as a natural and in-
lable result of tho canal.
<() |,] e would havo boon 1 letter
I j if t|,e amendments calling for
lo fortify and defend the ca-
i,i,.viding that tho United
th, possessor of the strip
,1 ; ,-li the canal is built, had
MANY DEATHS FROM
COLLISjONOF BOATS
Crowded Steamers Crash In
Dense Fog.
both vessels make port.
Believed that Death List Will Be
8welled When Steerage Compart
ments Are Examined—-Party U. S.
Marines Have Close Call.
Now London, Conn., March 20.—In
tho fog which descended on the waters
of I sing Island sound lost night the
big Fall River passenger steamer Ply
mouth from New York for Fall River,
with 500 passengers and a crcjv of 200
mon. was run down whllo passing
through the Race by tho freight steam-
er City of Taunton, ot the same line,
bound for New York.
A full 100 feet of the starboard of
the vessel was mashed In as If it had
been paper, the state rooms of the
second eabln were entirely cut away,
while down In the hold members of
I. This may turn out in I the crew who were asleep In the steer-
I,, lie oulv a small matter. ! * K ° w «*"e drowned by tho torrent of
, . , I water which rushed through the great
tales is going to construct gat) ma , le , jy tho ))0(v of thfl fre | gllt
v herself. Thoro is no slean'cr/
-in, will always ho protty
,1, fi nd it from any foreign
point is that America is li-
to gi t to digging after end-
r, and that all Americans,
of the south, are mighti-
Imat it.
get off the bridge.
learv Watterson declares that Gro-
1 Cleveland is blocking the way to
Ir harmony, that otherwiso wonld
llv he restored. In an oditorial
el "The Everlasting Cleveland,”
Ltd at the announcement that the
lie-ili?nt will make a tonr of the
, Watterson says:
o the great body of tho Democrats
west and sonth Mr. Clovolnnd is
resore, an offense, a red flag, hut
ae Democrats who, liko ourselves,
|!1 bridge tho chasifl of ISiMi and
la-is merely an obstruction.' Ho
Ils right across tho luiddlo of tho
Le, blocking tho way. Exeopt for
I there would lie no seriottH trouble,
! were his frioud, and assuredly
|re nut Ins enemy, and believed in
lolly professions, wo should say to
‘ilet off tho liridgo Mr. Clevo-
the democratic shipwreck camo
s when you wore on tho bridge;
uf the crow and somo of the pas
sers hold you responsible and gtlil-
! incompetency, if not troaehory.
according to yonr own rating of
elf you havo done enough fo r
1 party and your country. Yon are
|ll man. Why complicate tho ait-
etaliarrassing your friends ami
|ting your age of its reposo by once
i undertaking to seize tho helm
Isteer the ship?’ ”
Ige hriggs has received a tele
from William Randolph Hcarst
tig him to go on atrip to tbo west
Mr. Hcarst and other congress,
»ad senators, for tho pnrposo of
isgthe several territories which
draggling to secure admission as
I the Union. Judge Griggs
ao doubt accept tho invitation, os
ri[> will he a pleasant and impor
ted States Marshal Morgan Treat
vrved on John Skelton Williams,
!. at of the Seaboard Air Lino, a
“oils t,. appear before tho Unitod
1 ‘“terstate commerce commission
' rk Friday wook to testify in
?roeee,lings of tho Kentucky rail-
"uu'ai-siui, against tho Atlantic
■ bine and others.
1- Johnson, who last year was
'' t"r state school commit-
‘ 1 made a very strong racofor
llu » accepted a position with
‘tli .ta liaily Xews ns traveling
ativc.
The shock greatly tcnitlcd the peo
ple aboard the ship, but they exorcis
ed remarkahlo self-control, and thcro
was no panic.
The collision occurred after tho ves-
lel had slowly made her way up the
sound through tho fog until sho reach
ed a point east of Gull Island. Tho
City of Taunton drove up out of the
fog and when sho was sighted by tho
officers of the Plymouth was too close
to avoid the collision.
There was a quick exchange of sig
nals and then the crash. The bow
of the City of Taunton penetrated 10
feet Into the hull of the Plymouth,
and as she backed away ahe raked the
upper works of the passenger vessel,
tearing out tho second cabin and rip
ping the state rooms to pieces. Water
poured Into the hold and drowned the
men In their bunks. The Plymouth
was Immediately headed for this city.
It was thought at ono time that the
ship’s company would havo to take
to tho boats, but the closing of tho col
lision bulkheads prevented tho water
from gaining, and the boat gained the
harbor and wharf unassisted.
There was no way of telling imme
diately how many persons perished.
Six are dead certainly, and in the mass
of debris from tho wrecked cabin and
state rooms thcro may be several more
bodies, while in the steerage. It Is
thought there are bodies of others
drowned besides those reported.
As tho Plymouth was bolng made
fast to tho wharf there was seen to
be a hole 10 feet square In her hull
on tbo starboard side, about 35 feet
from her bow, whllo for 100 feet her
Joined work had been carried away, in
eluding the entire second cabin and
seven state rooms on the saloon deck.
The known dead are:
John McCarthy, watchman, head cut
off.
Snow Coleman, negro pantryman,
drowned.
Julius Dawson, negro mess man,
drowned.
John Bristol, negro waiter, drowned.
John Williams. negro barber,
drowned.
Jonathan W. Thompson, of Wilkes-
barre, Pa., skull shattered.
Tho Injured are:
Patrick Dale, coal trimmer, of New
Tork, arm torn off.
Michael Klldulf, passenger, of Bos
ton. right foot cut.
Unknown man, severe scalp wound.
Unknown man, rut on check.
Italian emigrant, cut on forehead.
— Samuelson. slightly Injured.
Of the Injured, It U thought Pat
rick Dales cannot recover.
Captain Davis, of the Plymouth, de
clined to make any statement concern
ing the accident at this time.
Captain T. H. Lowe, of the United
States marine corps, with Lieutenant
W. C. Hartney and 75 marines, occu
pied the second cabin on the side
where the crash was felt. All of the
marines carried their iqmro clothes
and their knapsacks, and most of the
latter are thought to be lost. None ol
the marine* were killed or lnjnrod.
The City of Taunton made this port
at 5:45 o’alock this morning with het
bow stove In and her pumps working
Her bulkhead saved her from sinking
BRYANT HUNQ YESTERDAY.
■ —' /
Negro Who Feigned Insanity Pays Pen-
alt for Murder.
Moultrie, On.. March 21.-*-John Hen
ry Bryant was hanged hero today at
1 o'clock.
He slept well last night,ate a hearty
dinner, smoked a cigar, and addressed
ft crowd of several hundred people
for an hour.
He urged hla race to live better lives
and avoid pistols and bad women.
He bravely went to his execution
and expressed assurance of spiritual
salvation.
The crime for which Bryant gave
his life today waa committed near
Hartsfleld last August.
Dan Buckner and a woman hired a
wagon to bring them to Moultrie, and
Bryant, learning ot it, secured pass
age on the same wagon.
When they had reached a fork in
the road at a secluded spot Bryant
asked to be allowed to get out of the
wagon. No sooner had he gotten out
than he drew his pistol and fired at
Buckner without a word of warning.
The first shot took effect and produced
instant death.
The second shot was fired at the wo
man and inflicted a painful wound.
PROMINENT MAN SUICIDES.
Deliberately Threw Himself Ip Front
of Train.
Birmingham, Ala., March 21.—Frank
H. Connell, of Nashville, Tt-nn., presl-
dent of the Nashville Chair and Car
riage company, was run over and kill
ed about S o'clock this morning by a
Southern railway freight train near
Twentieth street In the railroad yards
here. There were only two or thres
eyewitnesses to the tragedy and all of
them agree that Connell apparently
deliberately threw himself under the
moving train.
Nashville, Tenn., March 21.—Frank
Connell, who was killed In Birming
ham. Ala., today, was the president of
the Nashville Chair and Carriage com
pany, and left here Monday night on a
business trip through the south. He
was 60 years of age. came here five
years ago from Joliet, Ill., and en
gaged In the chair and carriage manu
facturing business. After the com
pany’s plant at the Tennessee prison
was destroyed by fire a new plant was
established, at the corner of Crooked
street and tho Nashville, Chattanooga
and St. Louis railway yards. Mr.
onnell leaves two daughters, emo of
whom Tesldes In Nashville. T
Dodson’s Pharmacy,
“Meet Me at Dodson's
Fresh Shipment Each Wee’(
Hnylers Scotch Kisses 25c
Httylers Molasses Camly 10c
Hnylers Pepperinent Creams,...40c
Dodson’s Pharmacy.
Meet Me at Dodson's.
Stationary
The latest productions of tlib
stationeryj‘nst received. Kcincm
her we lead, and always have the
newest:
“The Tiffany” 50e box
Jj‘Landsdown Linen,” a pure linen
paper with silk finish, light blue
color 40c box
“Blue Bond” Tablet 10c
Envelopes to -match 10c
A, A, ’Waterman's Fountain Pen,
01.50, $2.00,02.50
Writing Tablets 10c to 35c each
Box Paper. 6c to 75c each
Dodson’s Pharmacy.
Meet Me at Dodson's.
ASKS NO REDUCTION.
Andrew Carnegie Will Break New
York Record of Taxes Paid.
New'York. March 21.—It Is'learned
from tax department sources that In
quiries made ns to whether Andrew
Carnegie would ask for a reduction In
his tax assessment havo elicited tho
reply that ho will pay on the $5,000,
000 assessed on his personalty and
realty assessed at $2,000,000.
Mr. Carnegie will ho the largest tax
payer ever recorded on the final as
sessment rolls. His taxation on per
sonalty at tho rate of $1.45, will be
$72,400.
President Wells, of the tax commis
sion. announces that the city will col
lect this year on about $600,000,000
of personal assessments.
Moldera In 8ession.
Cincinnati, O.. March 21.—The Joint
comjnlttce on the yearly wage scale
for the stove molders In the Iron
Molders’ union of North America, re
turned the railroad conference today
which has been almost continuous
night and day since Thursday morning
While their sessions are all executive
It Is understood that trouble in reach
ing bd agreement ie not over the de
mand for an advance of 10 per cent,
but over the changes In shop rulea
wanted by President Fox and his col
leagues.
Southern to Bulid New Line.
Knoxville, Tenn., March 21.—A spe
dal to Tho Sentinel from Mlddleiboro
Ky.. says engineers for the Southen
railway havo Jnst completed the final
survey ot a road from Mlddlesboro
to Harlan, Ky., 45 miles. It It ex
pected that work of construction wll:
begin within 30 days.
ffled-ffluy SPo/oon.
Our Beil Bug Poison is
guaranteed to exterminate
all bed bugs and insects.
You apply with small
brush or feather to the
place they are apt to fre
quent; and it will do the
rest Remember, an ounce
of preventative is worth a
pound of cure. Price 25c
pint.
W. T. LAKE. c= K. L. MATXAIIO
LANE & MAYNARD,
LAWYERS.
AMERICUS, I GEORGIA.
0«ce» Noe. It and IT Planters Dank-Dulld
log
Dodson’s Pharmacy.
"Meet Me at Dodson's."
Workingmen Riot
Cleveland. O., March 11.—As a re
sult ot a battle today between non
union and union structural Iron work
ers, a half dozen men received seri
ous Injuries. A riot call was turned
In.
11-m I, lit Cleveland wun taking
l " r ' -I in politics until Col. Bryan
r, ' "l. 11 drive him out of the i«ir-
iM ho just like Clovolnnd to
‘' •.v with him when ho goes.
■"‘go notes that oil and wa-
11 ''"I. and this prompts the
Advertiser to ask how it
■ : John D. Rockofollor it
"1 Baptist.
1 Sta
>i liecn taken out in tbo
** 00,1 rt for Bov. William
- J - u Methodist preacher, of
1 |*for illicit distilling.
FOR THE BLOOD
gp ■ r " ***- E ■ BBM -* ,r ”
The best known and most popular blood purifier
and tonic on the market to-day is S. S. S.
^ There is hardly a man, woman or child in America who
has not heard of “S. S. S. for the Mood.” It is a standard remedy
a sncrifie for all blood troubles and unequalled as a general tome and
aoririzer 8 S S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, the herbs and roots
of which it is composed are selected for their alterative and tonic prop-
erties, making it the ideal remedy for
all blood and skin diseases, twit not
onl/ purifies, enriches and invigor
ates the blood, but at the same time
tones up the tired nerves and gives
strength snd vigor to the entire
By8 For Chronic So«s an <l U'cwj-
Catarrh, Rheumatism, E^cma' •- *• *• 11 unquestionably a rood
Malaria, Anaemia, Scrofula, Eczema, blood purifier, and tbo host tonio z
Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, Tetter. Acne u«d. J
rvdl verisbedcomliUonof the blood, nothing acts so promptly
£9’“!SSL3 , iS W « 8 S. S. It counteracts snd eradicates the germs
and effectually system of all unhealthy accumulations and
Ei’SS£"1“-■»> «« Hoi"- -a
Jmirrnu. prompt attention without charge,
give your case promi ^ sWF t SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. CA.
FROM
CONGRESSMAN LIVINGSTON,
OF OEOBOIA.
I know ot tho onoooi
8.0.0. In many cotes. I
blood remedy on tbo marl
. ' a
FROM
EX-OOV. ALLEN S. CANDLER.
eoeesfnl nao of
. It is tbo boot
Market.
Spriny 9/oods.
Camphor Balls 10c lb
Spirits Turpentine 15c pt l
(juickSilver 10c o/.
Gum Camphor. 5c oz
Persian Insect Powder 5c oz, 15c
} lb, 50c pound.
Dodson’s Furniture Polish
ramoves scratches from all
grades' of furniture and
makes it look like new.
Directions: Apply with a
soft cloth and rub well
with dry woolen cloth.
Price 50c bottle.
Dodson’s Pharmacy.
TJf.ot V/fo at Godson's
Ztoi/ct Soaps.
R. & G. Violet Soap 25c cake
“Violet” Fine Soap 25c cake
4711 Soap ..25c cake
“Imperial Carnation Pinks”—our
spring leader, 25c box of 3 cakes.
Transparent Glycerine Soap
10c cake
ParkePs Toilet Soap 25c cake
Cashmere Boqnet Soap... 15c cake
Imported Castile Soap, 5c and 10c
'cake. ,
Blue Hotted Castile Soap...25c bar
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
_ Eye, Ear and None-Specialist
Special attention paid to, fitting eyeglasses
and spectacles. Rooms XT and It Planters
Uank building.
HR, O. T. MILLER.
U PHYSICIAN AND SURGE IN.
Special attention given to diseases of wc-
men and children and lo general surgery.
Office lo Planters Uank building, Amerl-
cue, Ga.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
(Novice -All legal advertisement! must be
brought to tbe business office not later tban
Wednesday noon ot each month to Insure In
sertion. accompanied with tbo fee. Thl*
role will be enforced. 1
(mericus, ua.
.las, A. Hixox. Ws. M. IIahpzh.
HIXON & HARPER,
ATTORNEYS and COUNSELORS AT LAW
Amtrtcua, Georgia.-
Offices, Rooms I to I Uyne Uuildlng.
DOUIRT K. LEE.
IV ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Amerlcuv, Ga
Offices 14 and 16 Planters Uank Uuildlng.
JJOOPKK A -HIKES,
Attorneys at Law,
Planters Uank Building
Room No. 7. Uyne Uuildlng, Americas, ua
J A. HAWKINS. ,
Attorney*at Law.
Office in WheaUey Building.
R E, CATO, M. u.
• PUYSUIAN AND SURGEON.
Residence 116 Felder street Telephone M
Tenders hla professional service to the
sof Americas and surrounding conn-
Special attention given to general
ry, diseases of women and children.
WK Jackson street. Onus leit at Dr.
Eldrtdge's store will receive prompt atteB-
Dr. S. M. McKee,
...DENTIST...
Application for Charter.
STATE OK OEOROia-SPMTK* Copxtt.
To tbe Superior C-airt of sold county:—
Tne petition of C. P. Bammnnd, W.UCar- '
tr, W. E. Stslsy, T. 11 McOluls. Lee M.
Haos< ord, T. W. Callawav, a. W. Hacot, W. ■
r. Wallis, F. w. Orion, Chaa. L, Ansley and
John W. a hirer show,, he court tbe follow
ing facta,
L-
That they desire for Ihimselres, their as
sociates, successors sod assigns to become
Incorporated under the name and style of
"Tee Young M n's Chr st,an.Association of
A* eric us. ua." ,
n.
Petitioners ask to be Incorporated for a
term of twenty years with the;pi tvtlege of
renewal at the end of said time. „
■a UK.
The object and purpose of the p-op-teed
Association IS to promotetbe cause of Chris-
u.i ' religion, provide a plate of Instroctloa
and amusemeuL for the young men of tho
community in maintaining a gymnasium,
library and such other appliances and
amusements as tbe As-oclaUon may adopt-
IV.
In order to cat ry out the pnrposes of said
Association they pray that said Association
may have pow<r and authority to adopt a
constitution and by laws providing for such
officers and boards of control as It mar see
proper to: bur and hold real estate and sell
same if necessary, receive donaUonscon-
trlbfttlnns and bequests with power to col
lect same by suit or otherwise and do all
and every other act that will carry out and
bestsubserve the objectsoi this AraoclaUon.
V.
The home of the Institution shall be loca
ted In the cltyot amerlcussmld state and
county and the office and place of business
at same place. ^
Wherefore petitioners pray to be made'a
b.'dy corporate under tbe name and style as
aforesaid, entitled to the rights, privileges
and Immunities tbatare Incident to such As- ,
sodatlons and are necessary to carry out
tbeobiects ot this AssoclaUon as they hare
advertised this petition In accordance with
law. This the 1th, day of March, ItM. ^ -
bHIl'PA SHEPPARD, .
Petitioners Attorney, I ,
GEORGIA—Scans Cooxtv.
L C. A, Cham bliss, eletk superior court of
lumter county, bereby certify 1
be a true copy otpetfUon as i *
Sumter Sup
tbe abort to
i corr of petition u per minutes ot
uperlor Court. This March Ita ISOS,
C, A. CHAMBLISS, O. S. O.
, S and -u. Phone
C. IP. flaws,
.iZDontist...
BAGLEV GROCERY CO.
SOLE AGENTS C3
Henry Clay Flour-,
Ripe Peach Tobacco u
Jones’ Lever Binders,
!Mowers and Rakes
Basle,- Block Onnoelts Courthouse
JOHNSON & HARR0LD,
liKtn W&fghfiDU ud Cflffifflisiifla
v Urn® If VlHHIRbO wNN RlWmHffllOm
MERCHANTS
AMD DIALERS IK_
HEAVY GROCERIES tnd FERTILIZERS
Plantation Mappllns KurnUhnd
ob Knuoubla Terra*.
Cash advanced on cotton in More at lone*
current rate* ot interest
Sumter Sheriff Sales.
*1.
In" "tho 'city'of'Amerieus.' Sumter"
Georgia, between the legal hournof sale, on
he nrst Tuesday la Aorll, ISM, the
following described property, to-wit:. — - -
Tbe whole of tot of land number two hun
dred and sixteen (316), containing two hun
dred and two (it-.'/ acres, In the twenty-ninth
■•“tlD district of Sumter county, Oa. Said
iperty celng In the poestsalon or Durrtll
Joiner, the defendant In n fa. 0To satisfy
an execution Issued from the City Court of
Amcrlcus In favor of Jno. T. Moody versus
llurrell L. Joiner, Property pointed out by
p:alnUS< attorneys. Tenaut In possession
notified In terms ot the la*. This March
Und,usd. f
Also at the same time and place will be
sold, tne north half of lot ot land number
two hun Ired and (ortv-flve 1141), containing
one huudred and ore (lot) acres, In the six-
t.eniu (tilth) district uf Sumter county, Oa.
Said prrperlv b-ing In too pissessfon of
Mrs. Sarah N Jordan, and be'ng levied on
as the property of Mra Sarah N. Jordan,
one uf tne defendant! In 11 la;
In lavor uf R. F. Shedden versus Sarah If.
Jordan and J. W. Jordan. Property pointed
uut by plaintiffs attorneys and tenant Inin. ,
session notified In terms oi tbe law. This
February W.h. inn.
A’so at the same time and p'ace, will be
sold, one bay mare male name Moler, live
t ears old. Levied nnas the property of Mose
lenderson to satisfy an eaecutlnn Issued
,'om theC tyC-ur of A er eus In favor of
the Rank ot southwestern Georgia versus
Mose Henderson T-nant In possta-lon noils
lied In terms uf the law thlsFea iotb, INS.
also at Ihe same time and place will be
solo, on house and lot in the clly of Amerl-
cus. No 6:6 Forsyth street, and bounded on
Ihe north br Forsyth street, south by vacant
lot. east br property of Sim Jenkins, west by
properly <>l Joe Marshall. Levied on as the
prop-rtv of Simeon Jeuhlns to satisfy two
tsx dlas i sued by ihe tax coll-dor for state
and coumv taxes fo>- the yean INO and 1666
In favor ot Mli nle L, Jenkins, transferee.
Tenant In possession conned lo terms uf the
law, this March nth, gun.
The east corner ol 'oi of land number (IH>
one bund'e t ml elrbty-lwu. Iti ib- Hu,
' ~ co -nty. ua co tatalnc
dlsirct of Suiuter cents. Uh i _
(WI turt/ seres mure ur less, It being t-o
place anawn as tne .tile Turn r place and
bouno oa the north by lands of Mrs. White
Flock, on the eK t bv lands of J. L Cham-
bllss.cn the south by laid, formerly owned
b’teO Hudson and ,n the west oy lands
of B L. Juln-r Levied on as tne property
ot J. L. Cbamb.l-s, ad v Istrator » f estate
of One Turner, drees >•' tosatl-tr an exe
cution issued from i • • y Court uf Amori*
cus la Ur r of A. II •< ner, vsisus J. L-
Cbammisa admiuLi u or, esU'e Celle Turn
er, Tenait Is poetess! u notified In term!
ol the law this Marco cod. IN .
E L HELL, Sheriff.
Administrator’s Sale.
GEORuIA—bCWTXX CoOHTV.
Agreeable to an order ol the Court of l).-.
.J ary f Sumter c. ■ <ly. will he sold to tho
highest and best b d I r. before the court
h-iuse door In Americas. Sumter county oa
tbe Or.t Tuesday lo • prll n k within the
legal hours of sale, tbo following property
kilty (-0) seres ofiacd off lot of land Ma
Tl.seid nft (k-i acres'being near the center
ot sail lot amt b-uncled is follows; On the
north and essi by Undslof W L. Thomas;
on t he south -y lands o(R,T. Jenntngs-and
on the west oy lands of h rs, Annie Green,
and known a tne-Ablsha La-slw Place.-,
situated In the mb, district of Sumter
oounty
Sold as i he p-opert- uf Ahtsia Limiter,
latcot sil-1 County, deceased. Terms cash.
This the 4th. damt «n>cb 1IA0,.
W. L. THCM.us Administrator.
-XECUTOR-S SALE.
GEORGIA—SrUTBII COPXTT
Iv virtue of the provl-lons of the will of
11. Carter, late ot Murray county. Ua
and oy virtue ol an outer of the Court of
Ordinary, ot Murray county. Ca. tor the
urpo-e ot paying the debts of said S.M.Car-
“'s estate, we the undersigned will oiler
— sale before tec court house doorm said
county of Sumter on the first Tuesday tn
April next, with n the legal hours of sale,
the following described propertv belonging
to said estate, to-wit: Lots xui. Hi, SCd, 317,
3CV, lio. si317, sis, and part of lota 17 ami
the east half of lot Stlln-tbe 16th, district-
also lou 4,17, it and so) acres of lot No. Land
IS acres of lot No. X In the Pith, district, said
lands constltuung the plantations known as
thaJarrettplace, containing In the aggre
gate LSiSacrea more or less and all lying In
■aid county of Sumter. Tends cash.
SAL LIE ltACARTklt. Executrix,
W.C. CARTER. Executor.
Of S. M. Carter, Deceased,
A PPLICATiON
A LETTERS OF DISMISSION-
GEORGIA- -WUNTU Copxtt.
Whereas. A,P. Passmore administrator up
oa the estate of Mery Sidney. Smith late of
saldcounty, deceased, navlng Hied nle pete
tlou for letters of dismission.
__ __ iml Admonish
all peraous coacerntd. whether kindred or
creditors, to show cause oe or before tho
— • lion should pot bo
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Administrator’s Sale.
OKOUUIA—WusTiit Copxtt.
Perruant to an order granted by the Court
uf ordinary ol said county, will be sold Dm
fore the courthouse dour In Preston, Ua.
l-rtween Ihe legal hours of sale on the ant
Tuesday In April. INS, tne following deectlb-
■d property tu-wlt- All that part of Iota of
land Numbers Slaty-Fire and Ninety-Six,
lying on the south side of Bear Creek in the
isth district ol Webster county, ua., contain
ing acres more or less, sold lor the
purpose of distribution among the-heirs of
the estate ot M. J. Parrott, deceased. This
tee loth day of March, isus.
UE >. K. THORNTON,
Administrator Estate ol M. J. warrott.
Road Notice.
u kouc i a-Spmtxh Copxtt,
Wherea-icertilnpetitioner*hare madcap
pllcaUou praying for tbo establishing of a
.vcoud class public road, beginning at tbo
forka of tbe road Infs J. \V7 Bailey place
through lands of J. O. Smith, estate Jno.
Hasa aml others to the l.ee_ counly_ llne -
tfj
—nty. And .
calved anu marked outlsald contemplated
road and made their report under oath.
Now this I* to cite all person-that on thel ‘
Monday In April next, said road will ]
granted If no good cause Is
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Roads end llevrox. nMJumtji|
A man likea to bear a woman
baa never been kissed,
believe it.
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