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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1906)
OLDEST GEORGIA MASON, A communication from Hunts ville, Ala., to the Atlanta News gives honor to Capt. G. T. Me* Laurine of that city ns being the oldest Mason of his age in the I South. This declaration was also made last year, and remained un challenged. He became a member of the order at Lvnnville, Tenn-, i in 1858, making him a Mason of 48 years. A statement from Major I>. R. Folsom of Eastman proves that: the Alabama brother has not been dividing time as long as he has by I ten years. Major Folsom says: “Capt. McLaurine is mistaken, for he is not the oldest by ten years. Yes, lam now 82 years of age, and was made a Mason in the Hamilton, Ga., Lodge F. & A. M. in 1848, and two years later took the Chapter degrees; so you see \ I have been a Royal Arch Mason I longer than Capt. McLaurine has been a Blue Lodge Mason.” Verily the Major is reaping the | reward of a well-spent life. But we hope to behold him many years! yet, clothed in white or m scarlet —a living exponent of symbolic and capitular Masonry. THE JURY LIST. Drawn for the May term, 190(3, Montgomery Superior Court: Grand Jurors. W. H. Fowler, B. J. Guest, L B McLemore C I) Williams 8 H McMillan It Newton Wood W Henry Clark J M Cook W H McQueen J W Morrison A J Williamson A G Patterson D S Williamson E C McAllister M P Burnett M Jenkins L E Avant N L Spooner D A Mcßae J W McMillan A H Johnson C L Whitehead J C McAllister J C Johnson J L Adams J W Patterson Kelley N Adams M L Conner W H McArthur B F Avant Traverse Jurors —Ist Week. Clayton W Clark Ed Walker I Braxton A Smith Angus W Gillis 1 ; D A Morrison D M Currie : Joseph Hilton G W Palmer W T Mcßride W C Browning W J Hamilton M C Ryals j L G Avant H A Coleman J C Pittman H A Morrison | A D McGowan W S. Miller J F McDaniel F E Wardlaw J W Clark Jas T Warnock R R Harralson Adolphus Jones j R H Mobley J II Hudson WE Me A Hum H G Gillis Alex Graham Stephen Pittman ! Uriah Sears .S C Harben W E Adams J T Wright J F Elton Arch Hughes Traverse Jurors—2d Week. A R Dayis J H Dees ! J L Keen Aden Garrett LH Miller W L D Rack ley j J A Wade, jr. J H Montgomery Jerry Clark C C Riggins JT Harbin T J Mcßae B R Harrelsou L M Ryals Wm Davis Tlios. Moses J K Simpson J N McDonald C L Allmond Duncan Morris E B McGee S D Morris D W Folsom J J Calhoun S W Hughes J 1 Mitchell John B Warnock T O Martin J W Bridges J L Linder W H Hinson M C Adams C C Ryals J F Conner E C Conner H Beugnot Executrix Sale. Georgia—Montgomery County. Under and by virtue of an order granted by the court of ordinary of i said county will be sold before the court house door in Mt. Vernon on the first Tuesday in May, 1906, during the legal hours of sale to the highest and best bidder for cash 180 acres of lot of land No. 19 in the 11th land district of said county, said land sold as part of the estate of Tlios. Bowyer, deceased. This April 2d, 1906. Mrs. Kopnie E. Bowyer, Executrix of Tlios. Bowyer. m Fine Seed for Sale. I have for sale a few bushels of the celebrated “Hasting's Mort gage Lifter’’ Cotton Seed. Call early. Price SI.OO per bushel. D. S. Williamson. Mt. Vernon, Ga., R. F. D. No. 4. Keep cool, don’t lose your head j as the election will soon be over. ! Road Notice. The petition of W. J. Fowler. et al, 1 has been filed in the office of the i Voimmssiouers of Roads A Revenues j of Montgomery county asking for t he establishment of a new road leading from E. S. Durden’s towards Adrian intersecting with Blackville road j near bridge on Pendleton creek, and j touching lands of Geo. Spivey, (.‘has. Dunn, Jimmie Ricks. John Spivey. W. F Humphrey, Martha Wheeler.' i t*t il I . Said application will he passed upon on the first Monday in May, j 1906, Wm. Bland, Clerk. | Road Notice. The petition of J A. Mat tin, et id, has been filed in the office of the j { Commissioners of Roads <.*c Revenues i of Montgomery county asking for the j I establishment of ;» new road leading I from U. E. Graham’s on the Spring j Hill and Alamo road and touching ! lands of W. A. Braswell, D.tncau i j Graham, R. E. L. Timmerman, et al j ! and intersecting with road from C. j j H. Wooten’s to Scotland via Scot- j ! land and Alamo road. Said applica- j 11ion will be passed upon on the first' Monday in May, 1906. Wm. Blaxj>. Clerk. Citation. Georgia—Montgomery (’oiinty. Notice is hereby given that A. N. I Burton, guardian of Christopher C. j Burton, has applied to me for lea ve i to sell all of tli«' lands belonging to said ward; and this is therefore to! cite all and singular the creditors and j ; next of kin to show cause, if any | they can, at tile May term, 1906, of | this court, why order of sale should' not he granted This Aprill 2d. 1900. | Alex McArthur, Ordinary. Sheriff Sale. ' Georgia -Montgomery County. Will be sold before the court bouse door in j Mt. Vernon on the lirst Tuesday in May, 1909. between die legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for casli, certain piopcrtv of whOJi the following is a complete descrip ion: | A one-lialf undivided fnterest in all that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the 1343 d district, of said county, and bound as follows to wit: On the north by lands of .Its. Betsey McLeod, on the east bv lands of N. L. Spooner, on the south by lands of I). H. and F. L. Mcßae and .John Palmer, containing one hundred and seven acres more or less. Said land levied upon as the property of D. E. Mcßae to satisfy a ' fa issued from the justice court of the 1343 d district G. M. of said comi ty infavi r of Orr-Smith Grocery (Jo. vs D. E. Mcßae. This the 3d day of April, 19(11 A. J. lintel). Sheriff Montgomery Comity, Ga. I Sheriff Sale. Georgia Montgomery County. Will be hold before the court house door in Mt. Vernon on the tirst Tuesday in M ay, 190(1, between the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash certain property, of which the following i i a complete description: All of those two lotn of land Nos. li's and to!) in the 7tli land district of Montgomery county and said state. Said property levied on as the property of Isaiah Claik to satisfy an execution issued from the superior court of said county in favor of Airs Victoria McArthur, against said Isaiah Clark, said property being in the possession of Isaiali Clark. This the Gt 1 1 day of March, 190(1. A. J. BUItCII, Sheriff M. C. Ga. gr m m m m au am am am m am am on m m • SPRING AND—SUMMER! 1 READY-TO-WEAR AITAKUK ij j 8 FOli $ * Hen, Women and Children I a— i I Send Us Your Orders \ BY MAIL 3 i s 3 and got your selections from the largest and finest stock of g 1 CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND HATS g 8 IN THE SOUTH r 4 1 Write for Spring & Summer Catalogue i 1 i B. H. LEVY, BRO. & CO., 1 I I The Big Store. SAVANNAH, GA. J mm w « » » * » v* 'w % « m J ' •TVVTVVVVTVVWTTTWVVTTVVT•▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼¥▼▼?▼▼▼▼▼* \ SECURITY MUTUAL LIFE j i INSURANCE COMP’Y. : t j £ Binghampton, N. 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Barrett, all of ltieliniond i county, Georgi.i, shows that they desire to tie j I incorporated as a Railroad Company under the j name et Vidalia A Southwestern lhiilrnad fill 1 ; ; the purpose of eonsti nelilig and operating a | railroad. The length of said railroad will be . , j about twenty-eight miles: its general direction • ; ; southwest; the counties through which it will probably run are Toombs, Montgomery and ' I Jett Davis: the m meipiil places from which and ! I to which it is to he constructed are Vidalia, in I Tooniba county, Gtorgia, and Hn/lelinrst, in I Jeff Paris enmity, Georgia: t'.io nn:otlut of the , I proposed capital stock is Twenty lire Tlious -1 and Dollars, ($25,000) all of w hich is to l>e n-p --. resented by common stock; t>>o corporation is |to continue in life for one hundred and one (101) years; ami its principal office will ho lo cated in Augusta, Ga. Your petitioners inti nd in good faith to go forward without delay to j secure subscriptions to the capital stuck, con j stiuct, equip, maintain and operate said rail j road; and ihat they have given four weeks notice ct tln-ir intention to apply for said charter by tho publication of this petition in | the newspapers in which the sheriff's advor- ; | ti>enieiits of Toombs, Montgomery and Jeff | Davis counties are published once ft week for I four weeks before the tiling of this petition. K. Ho. Godwin, J. E. Harper, Allen W. Tones, Henry M. North, i ('. E. Dunbar, James It. stokes, John f,. Arnistron, A. \V. Harper, Daniel l’rintup 1 C. H. McClellan, and Wm. It. Darrott. i For Leave to Sell. ! State of Georgia Montgomery CumiG . j To the Hon. J. 11. Martin, Judge of the Su -1 perior Court of the said enmity: I Tho petition of Fannie /.’ountree shows; 1. That she is the natural guardian and has qualified as the legal guardian of her said I children to wit: George At.; Urias G., i’.nnic I 41., Archie Mclh , Jennie Then. Willie Atl- I nie Lee Rountree, (7) all of said county. 2. That she owns a life estate in a curtain j ! piece of land with remainder in her children as aforesaid and that she desires to sell for re- | investment at private sale the remainder of said land as follows: All that tract of land situate, lying and being in the PJihsl district i (t. M. of joliiiHim county, Georgia eon tiling .77 i I acres more or less, bounded on the noith by j Sarah Williams, oust, bv Cedar Creek, solltli liy J Joseph Jenkins andjwest by Johnson Bros. 3. Petitioner and her said children live j some distance Irom the premises aforesaid,! and owing to the small amount of land, high tuxes in said county, petitioner deems it best | to sell, owing to the luck of income, and lining able to invest in a larger tract at much I ss price. 4. Petitioner dc ires to invest proceeds ol this sale in certain farm lands to wit: That tract or paieel of land situate and being in Montgomery comity, being the sliutheast half lof lot No. 107, and bounded on tho north by K* N. Adams, east by Robei t Adams, west by Henry Rowland and south by Tlios. Kent, said tract containing ll)U(,uercs. 5. Petitioner shows that notice of her in tenlion to make this application Inis been pub lished once a week for four weeks as required by law. Fan mo ll<ii:nthki:. Sworn to and tubsciibed before me this the 20th day of March, 1900. A. A. Galbraith, N. lVand Ex, UtV. •/, P. Georgia Montgomery County. After four weeks notice, pursuant to §2740 of Civil Code, a petition, of which a true and correct copy is subjoined, will be presented m tho Honorable J. li. Martin, judge of superior court, at his office in Hawkinsville. Ga., on the 30th day of April, 1930. . Fannie Rountree. A. L. Hatcher,Petitioner'll Ally. I Dainty . 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