The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current, June 23, 1910, Image 3
BRONCHITIS. N*ed of Watchful Care During an At* tack of the Disease. Bronchitis is the name given to any inflammation of tiie mncou* membrane of the Dronehial tubes, i In a fairly healthy adult an attack of acute bronchitis is not a very ter- j rifving thing, although it is moat distressing and disagreeable. It is as if an unusually severe cold and cough, instead of confin ing itself to the head and throat, wandered on down the chest. The irritation of the tubes results in a constant cough and sense of breath lessness. The Temperature rises, the patient feels sick, the more so that the incessant coughing does not result in the throwing off of j any secretion to speak of. In a dav or two the inflammation in the tubes subsides, the tempera ture goes .down, there is less and less sense of oppression, and the se cretion gradually becomes freer. From this point there is gradual re covery, as from an ordinary bad cold. On the other band, in the very old or the very young or with those whose powers of resistance are less ened from any cause whatever bronchitis is a dangerous disease. It has a tendency to run from the acute into the chronic form, in which the sufferer may be perfectly well during the summer months or while in a warm climate, but at the least chill or exposure must expect and will get bis inevitable attack of bronchitis with symptoms persisting until the return of warm weather. The moral of this is that it is most essential to give proper treat ment during the acute stage. The need of watchful care during a bronchial attack will be the more appreciated when it is understood that such an attack may be the be ginning, sign and warning of a tu berculous trouble and, furthermore, that whooping cough and measles sometimes begin that way. In any case, whether the attack be simple bronchitis or a warning of some other trouble, the first rule should be “straight to bed.’’ In fact, this good old fashioned rule at the onset of anv type of so called “cold” cannot be bettered. A wise secondary rule is to stay in bed till the temperature has been normal for a day or two. If this were observed relapses would be fewer and convalescences shortened Never mind how mild the trouble E remises to be, a physician should e at once summoned not only be cause he alone is competent to rec ognize danger signals, but also be cause there are many alleviations in his power of the numerous pain ful and distressing symptoms ill' this disorder. —Youth’s Companion Beans. The bean that we eat in some form nearly every day, that almost everybody likes, is comparatively new as an edible. Our common ev eryday bean is a native of South America and was introduced into Europe, whence it came to this country during the sixteenth cen tury and now is represented by over 150 cultivated varieties. The big broad bean is the bean of his tory, and its origin is so remote that it is doubtful. It is probably a native of southwestern Asia and northeastern Europe. The broad but not thick lima bean, called by some folks “butter bean,” is a pole variety that came from South America. Soy beans, little pealikc beans, with hairy plants, are na tives of China and Japan and an as old, as cultivated vegetables, as anything else in those long time countries. —Exchange. Dishonest Croupier*. Each roulette table in Monte Carlo has a chief, an underchief and seven croupiers. The roulette croupiers are ordered to kepp their hands spread out open upon the ta ble between the turns. This is de signed not only to give confidence to the players’ but to protect the bank against its own employees. Once it was found that a croupier who seemed inordinately fond of snuff had a spring bottom snuffbox. Every now and then he would set it down on a gold piece, and when he took it up the gold piece was in side. Another croupier was dis covered to have a sort of funnel un der his collar, which ran down tc a money belt. Every now and luen he would scratch his neck, and ev ery time he did so the bank lost 20 francs. __ Unantwerable. Meg and Dorothy were both six, but Meg was a month the older. Recently v erv serious difficulties arose between the little ladies over an extremely important matter. Meg was finally beard to put an end to the unfortunate controversy in these crushing words: “Well, I don't care if your doll is bigger than mine, Dorothy Brown. I'rn sixer than you are. anyhow.” Woman’s Home Companion. | Sheriffs ale. ! Georgia— Montgomery County. Will l>o «ohl before the court house door n j Wonut Vernon on the First Tuesday in July. | ! lout, between the legal hours of sale, to the ; highest bidder for cash, certain property, of which the following is a complete deaciiption: | The southeast one-half of Lot of I ! Land Number Four Hundred and j Ninety-one in the Seventh Land dis- j rriet of said Montgomery county and j I state of Georgia, the saitl tract eon-; i taining one hundred and one and j I one-fourth acres more or less. Said , | property levied on and will be sold as the property of c. H. Wooten to ■ satisfy an execution issued from the j city court of Mcßae in favor of the Mcßae Grocery co. against .?. A. Wooten & Sou. J. A . Wooten and o. j If. Wootci,. Property pointed out for levy by attorney for plaintiff” and written notice of levy given as re-1 quired by law. This the Sth day of .tune, 1910. .ras. Hester, Max L. Mcßae, Sheriff. Ally, for Riffs. Road Notice. Georgia—Montgomery ('omity: To all whom it may concern: Take notice that T. M. Moses and others have applied for an order seeking I lie j establishment of a new road which! has been laid out ami marked con formably to law by commissioners duly appointed and a report thereof made by them on oath, said road commencing at the Yerly Ray Ford and running in the direction of the home of T. M. Moses, along the land line of Mrs. E. J Jenkins, to rite head of Crooked (,'reek.on the Springhill road. Now, if no good cause be shown to tlie contrary by persons interested in this matter, the older will be granted by t he Hoard of Commissioners of Roads & Revenues of said county til (lie court house on 1 1■ day of July. 191(1. This the Tlh day of June, 1910. .1. F. Sikks, Finn. Co. Coins. Petition for Incorporation. i leorgin■— Montgomery County. I’n the Superior Court of said county: The petition ofti. !■', Weaver, W. A. /livers, II W divers, A. W. Harlow, C. P. l'.nnis, .1. /’. <lei ;er, 1 F. Cut i ie, .1. .1. Mriiiii lev, W. K Wright, I’. I£. Itarnliill, \V. A. Smith, S. H. Peek, K S. Fortlie and sueh other persons as are now if may hereafter become shareholder*, all of said state anil county, respectfully shows: Ist. That they desire lor themselves, their associates and successors to lie incorporated iud made a body politic under thohiunic and it'le of Farmer’s Union Gin Co npany for the period of twenty years. 2nd. That the principal office of said coin lauy shall be in the town of Glen wood in said late and county, but petitioners desire tin iglit to establish branch offices elsewhere in said state whenever the holders of the utajori ty of the stock may so determine. 3rd. The object of said corporation is pe •iitiiary gain to itself and its shareholders. 4th. The business to be carried on by said •orporation is that of operating u ginnery or ioneries in the Town of Glen wood and such other places as may hereafter he determined. sih. The capital stock of said corporation' shall be 450(H) with the privilege of increasing lie same to thifsum of 4151100 by a majority ote of the stockholders. Ten per cent, of the ■ mount of capital to be employed by them has been actually paid it. 6th. Petitioners desire the right to site anil ie sued, to plead and be impleaded, to have ind use a common seal, to make all necessary ay-laws and regulations, and to do all other liihgs that may be necessary for the success nil carrying on of said business, including the iglit to buy, hold, and sell real estate and personal property suitable to the purposes of i lie corporation, and to execute notes and bonds as evidence of indebtedness incurred, ir which may be incurred, in the conduct of the affairs of the corporation and to secure the same by mortgage, security-deed, or other form of lien, miner existing laws. 7th. Tlu-y desire for said it.corporation the lower and authority to apply for and accept intendments to its charter of either form or .nbstanie by a vote of a majority of its stock nitstunbiiig at the time. They also ask au liority for said incorporation to wind up it ,(fairs, liquidate and discontinue its business d any time it may determine to do so by a vote of two-thirds of its stock outstanding at lie time. Btli. They desire for the said inoorpnra ion the l ight of renewal when and as provid 'd by the laws of Georgia, and that it have dl siich other rights, powers, privileges, and immunities as are incident to like incornora.- • ions or permissible under the laws of Geor gia. Wherefore, petitioners pray to be incorpo atod under the name and style aforesaid with he powers, privileges and immunities here in set forth, and as are now, or may hereafter be allowed a enrpmatioo ot similar character under the laws of Georgia, f, B. Geiger, Petitioners Attorney. Filed in office this the 6th day offline, 1910. J. C. Calhoun, Clerk Superior Court JAmtgoinery County Georgia—Montgomery County: I, J. C. Calhoun, Clerk of the Superior Court of said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of rhe application for charter of G. F. Weaver, ■t. al. as tiie same appears on file in this office. Vitness my official signature and the seal of -aid court. This the 6th day ot June. 1910. J. (1 Calhoun, Clerk Superior Court Montgomery Co. Tax Receiver’s Notice Third and Last Round. I will bn at the following places on the dittos named below, for the purpose of receiving state and county tax returns for the year 1910: Erick Friday, June B Alamo, Monday, Oth j (jrlenwood Tuesday, 7 i Landshurg, Wednesday, 8 J. E. Ilornes, res., Thur. 9, 10 to 1 Lothair, Friday, 10, 9 to 1 | Orland, 10th B to 5 j). in ! Soperton, Saturday, 11th Tarrytown, Monday, lßth Kibbee, Tuesday, 14th Higgston, Wednesday, 15th, 9 to Bud Sharpe’s, 15th, at night Longpoud, Thursday, 10th, 9to 1 Uyalda, 10th, B to 5 p. m McArthur, Friday., 17th Springhill (campground) 17 night | J. A. Browning’s Sat’day 18 8 a in Springhill (club house) 18 10 to 2 j Mt. Vernon, Monday, 20th Books will close on June 21. Ail i returns sent by mail must reach this office* by June 25th. Yours very truly, lw. Henry Clark, R. T. R. M. C. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, JUNE 28. 1910 Sheriff Sale. Georgia—Montgomery Countv . Will tie soM bet,.re the court house door in i Mt. Vernon on the first Tuesday in July, j , 1910, between the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, certain property, of j which the following is a complete description : i One hundred and fifty acres ol i land, more nr less, situated in lot of j land number three hundred and fifty i six (Hot!) in ihe Tenth (HI) land dis-j 111 ict of Montgomery county, Gem - -; girt, and being all of said lot except i tifty-one acres sold off of the north- 1 ! west side of said lot. Said tract of ] land being levied unou and will he 1 sold as the property of. B. J . Guest ! to satisfy two li. fas. issued from the j Oily Court of Mount Vernon in favor of The Mount Vernon Hank against j T. C. Johnson and A. M. Johnson, ! I principals, and B. J. Guest as ett-1 j dorser. Property pointed out fori j levy l»y plaintiff in fi. fa., being in j I the possession of defendant in li. fa.. li. J. Guest, and written notice given las required by law. This the (Hit day of June, 1910. Jas. Hester, Sheriff. M. B. Calhoun, A tty. for PUT. Sheriff Sale. Georgia Montgomery County. Will he sold before the court house door in ; Mt. Vernon on the tlrst Tuesday in July, 1910, between the leiral hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, ctrt&in property, of which the following is a complete uiHoription: All that certain tract id land lying, situated and being in 1 he 1343rd. Dis trict G. M. Montgomery county, Georgia, containing Eighty Seven and three quarter (S7 ;i t ) acres, more or less, and bounded on tin* north by lands of L. A. Nabh; on the east by lands of L. A. Nabh and James Me- j Natf* on tin* south by lands of Mrs. W. E. Fountain; and on the west In lands of \V. \V. Cooper. Said trad j of laud being levied upon and will ] he sold as the properly of L. A. Nab It t.o satisfy three justice court, fi. fas. issued from the justice Cotirl of the 1 HtlJrd. Dist rict G. M. of said count; in favor of Home Fertilised'& Chem ical Company against L. A. Nabh; aud also one add i I iona I fi. fa. issued from said Jusliee Court in favor of Home Fertilizer «te Chemical Com pany against W. G. Cooper and I M. Cooper, principals, and 1,. A. Nabh, as endorser. Properly point ed out for levy by plaintiff m li. las., being in possession of L. A Nabh and written notice of levy given as required bylaw. Levy made by E. YV. Armfield, constable, and returned to me. This the’(ill) day of June, 1910. James ilfislcl', Sheriff M. C. M. B. Calhoun. Ally, for PUT. Commissioners’ Sale. Georgia—Montgomery (Nmnty. Glider and by virtue of an order of tlie Superior Court of said comity, will he sold by the undersigned com missioners, duly appointed by the court for such purpose, at the court house in said county at public outcry, within the legal hours of sale, on the first, Tuesday in July next, 1910, to Ihe highest bidder for cash, certain property, of which the following is a full and complete description to wit: All that certain t ract of land contain ing six hundred acres more nr less, being in t lie 12215 t I list. G. M . of sa id county of Montgomery and bounded on the west by Messrs Creek, east by lands of H. J. Miller, north by lands of A. S. Dukes, Polly Ann Bar wick and Will Key, and on the south by lands of A lien Lott, the same be ing known as the “Messer Place ” Saitl property will be sold for the purpose of partition and distribution according to the decree granted by the said court in the case of George I, Miller e( al against John J. M diet <*t al, the same being a suit for parti tion. cancellation, etc., in the Super ior court in said county ol Montgom ery. Deeds will he made to the pur chaser by the undersigned as com inissiouers aforesaid, the right to re ject, any and all bids being reserved. This 7l h day of J urn*, 1910. J. <J. McAllister, S. B. Morris, J. G. ('a Ihoun, Commissioners. Graham & Graham, Aliys, for I'llTs Mortgage Sale. State of Georgia- Montgomery Comity. Under and by virtue (d ike nower of sale in i mortgage executed by Jodi Collins and Lau ra. Colluri, dated fit It day of Marcli, lfiilll, and recorded in office of tint clerk of the Siifnh'ior Court of Montgomery County, in book It at folios 337-338-339. on the 26th day of June. 1891, the undersigned will sell at pnblir sale at the court house door in said county of Montgomery, during the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash, on the Ist Tuesday in July, 1910, the following described property, to-wit: <>tie hundred acres of land, more or less, ■utuated, lying and being in Die 12215 t district G. M. ot said county of Montgomery, said state of Georgia, bounded north by lands ol Joseph Williams; east by Mrs. John Kersey: .until by J. K. Be.'kwortii and west by 11. A Uosely, known as the place whereon the said I Josh and Laura Collins lived at the date of said mortgage, together with all improvements thereon, for the purpose ol paying a certain promissory note foi #205.26, executed and de- 1 iivered to W, and T. I. Pritchett on the Bth lay of March, 1890, stipulating for interest irorn date at the rate of eight per cent, per] mnnin, and ten percent, attorney’s fees, the lotal amount dm- on said note now being Six Hundred and Fifty Hollars, principal and in crest, the said interest being computed up 1 o the Ist Tuesday in July, 1910. and the fur ] her hiiin of #05.00 attorney’s fees, the said VV. j mil T. J. Pritchett having incurred said at :orney’s fees as part of tiie expense referred j to and having also incurred the further ex | tense 0f>75.011 in advertising previous sales o.d other expenses incurred in Die collections if said debt, and for such further sum as may be necessary to pay tin- the taxes thereon now due, together with the costs of this proeeed : og as provided in said mortgage. A deed to Die purchaser will be made by tue undersigu d. 1 bis J line 7, 1910. VV. J - T. J. Pritchett. Fur Sale—Carload of dressed humher, on L’. B. I. Hill. Apply so J. D. Rabun, Mt. Vernon, Ga. —1 » Stoves, Ranges, New Home Sewing Machines, McCormick Mowing ami Binding Machinery, ire among my specialties.—W. Jf. McQueen. \L 15. CALHOUN, At tv at Law, hi t. Vernon, Georgia. Sheriff Sale. Georgia- Montgomery County. Will hi sold before the court house door in Monut Y'ernon on the first Tuesday in July, 1910, between the legal hours ot sale, to the highest bidder for cash, certain property, ot which the following is a complete description: Tha certain lot or parcel of land situated in the IGSiitJi District G. M. and in the Town of Soperton, said ] comity and state anil bounded north by R. J. Williams, east by Mrs. Nel lie Roach, south by Oak street anil west by l\ H. Jones, and being 90 feet front on Oak street and extend- , tug hack i fit I feet in a northerly di rection, and being oblong in shape. Said property levied on as tin* prop erty ol ( . H. Peterson tosal isfy tliree i executions issued from the {superior j court of said county towit : One in favor of Hamilton Brown Shoe Co. I vs V. H. Peterson; one in favor of John Silvey A- Company vs C. H. IVierson; and one in favor of Ridley, Williamson-Spain Co. against C. H. Peterson; said property being in the possession of defendant in li fa, and j I lining tin* property conveyed by Geo. ! M. ( ourson let'. 11. I’eterson by deed 1 ! dated Dee. 10, 1908. This the hih day j jot June, 1910. Jas. Hester, W M. Lewis. Sheriff. A tty. for Bills. Sheriff Sale. Georgia— Montgomery County. Will he s.it.l before the eiuii't house door in M». Vernon on the first Tuesday in July, 1910, between the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for rash, certain property, of which the following is a complete diseription: Fifty acres of Lot of Land No. 300 j io tin* Eleventh land district of said ! j county, lo In* cut. off the eastern side ! iol said lot a long 1 lie old I > 11 1 1 1 i o pub i lie road and being in the possession i of \\'. L. Currie. Levied on as ihe j property of W. L. Currie to satisfy | an exec niton issued by I). M . Cnr lie, lax collector, against \V. L. Currie! ! for stale ami county faxes for the 1 year 1909. Properly pointed out for levy by W. L. Wilson, county attor ney, and written nol ice given ar re quired by law. This Ihe 7fh day of .1 line, I9ID. J as. 11 ester, Sheri IT. Sheri(T Sale. Guenon Montgomery County: Will lie sold before the court house door ill Mt. Y'ernon on the first Tuesday m July, 1910. between the legal hours of sale, to lie highest bidder for cash, certain properly, of which the following is n complete description: Ail thal react or parcel of land ly ing and being in tiie Dili District of i said comity known and distinguished j in I lie plan of said district; as Ninety- j live (95) acres in a square in The i north corner of lot of land number { Two Hundred and Thirty-two (232), except sixteen (Id) acres sold and cutoff on Ihe west corner of said tract to Henry Stephens. Said tract of land being levied upon and will he sold as the property of Back Jack soil lo satisfy an execution issued from I lie ( tty Gourt of Mount Y’orn- j on in favor of M. I). Burch and against I lie said Back Jackson. YY’ril len notice of levy given as required by law. This the 2dth day of May, 191(1. James Hester, Sheriff M. C. Yl. B. Calhoun, Ally, for BUT. Sheriff Sit 10. Georgia—Montgomery ( kraut y. Will ho sold before the court house door in Mt. Vernon cm Ihe first Tikisiliiv in July, 1910, between Die legal liomv of sale, lo the highest and best bidder Tor cash, certain prop erly, of which tin* following is a complete de scription: A one third (',) undivided interest in al! that certain tract or parcel of laud lying and being in the county of Montgomery and Stale of Georgia, which certain tract or parcel of land may he better known as lot, number Two hundred and six (260) in the Sixth (6) land district of originally YY’ilkinrton now Montgomery county, Georgia, containing Two Hundred anil Twnanil One-half (202 1 .,) acres of land. Said one third undivided interest in said trad of land being levied upon as the property of John YY - . Adams to satisfy two li fas. is sued from the City Gourt of Mount Y'ernon. each in favor of Frank Ai j Company and against, the said John YY’. Adams. YY'riten notice of levy given as required by law. This the 2(51 h (lay of May, 191(1. James liesler. Sheriff' VI. O. ,Yl. B. Calhoun. Atty. for Bill's. Sheriff Sale. GEOItGI V Montgomery County; Will be sold before the court house door in i Mount Vernon on the first'Tuesday in July, 1910, between the legal hours of sale, to the j highest bidder lor rush, certain property, ol which the following is a complete description: 1 All li in Ii v ided one-t hi l'l cent h (1-13)1 interest iii tlini tract of land situated in flic 1537, District. G. M. of said! ] county and bounded as follows:! j North by lands of Marion Phillips;! jon tiie east by lands of H. I). Mose ley and lands belonging to I lie estate I of Toney Moseley; and on tin* south , and west by lands belonging to tlici estate of A. J. YY'ill iauisou, and con i ] taing two bundled and thirty-five] ! acres, more or less; said undivided i ] one-thirteenth interest of said tract j , being ihe distributive share of Jose- j phinc Dixon in tlie estate of Marge-, rest Moseley; and being levied upon ] as the property of said Josephine ] j Dixon to satisfy an execution issued from the 1343rd District (». M. of said county against said Josephine; Dixon and in favor of Geo. N. Math ews and by said Malltews transl'err-1 oil to YY'illie T. McArthur. Levy i j made and returned to trie by 1.. D.! i Mon is, constable, This the Ist, day j of J une. 1910. James Hester, Sheriff. .Yl. B. Calhoun, Atty. for Willie T. McArthur. Citation. (Jeorgia—Montgomery County : Joe J. McAllister, one of the exec ! utors of the will anif testament of A. L. Adams, deceased, late ol said , i county, having filed his petition to : he allowed t,o resign bis trust, this is i therefore to cite Mrs. Sophie Wooten Mrs. Minnie Woolen and Miss Eliza ■ McAllister, they being the next of j ! kin of said testator to show cause , before #iie court of Ordinary for said county on the (irst Monday in July nexc 19U). why an order allowing , such resignat ion should not he grant ed. This file tit 1 1 day of June, 1910. | Alex McArthur, Ordinary. 1 [ ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 Mr. T. 11. ( oekheld is our author- I » . . . | # ized representative in this section, and § | all orders far Building Material, Paints h | and Mantels given him, will have our | j prompt ami careful attention. | j SOUTHERN BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., j I litS-UO ItAHNAUDST. - - - SAVANNAH. (iA. 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