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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1910)
Ten . Thousand . Dollars, j »WW«H 1 .mw*wt»ww»»w««w mm*tW**%W**m***WlM »\WW>WW»WW**«**»tW%%M<*WW* iMMtMMWWIMMTOWWtMMMHWMMMWtMWMMMMWM***** ( ’, >\Mww<MimMmmti This amount is a low estimate of the actual cash value of the splendid assortment of goods we are now & |'| oil or m g the public at sacrifice prices—it is now open to the buying public at prices that will serve |§ | To Close Out by January the First. | | | | Just A Plain Business Proposition For the Public: I I | P ;T) This announci'inent, which may be a surprise to many, is not put before the public a mere catch-penny § [| j| || M scheme. It is simply a ( old business proposition of converting the entire stock into money, in which § the public arc made the beneficiaries by the sacrifice. The entire line will be sold, regardless of cost. <g |§ THE BIS SLAUGHTER SALE NOW RUNNING FULL TIME. | ll Will continue the reckless selling until January Ist, by which time we hope to dispose of one of the §| most complete stocks in this section. If we lose by the deal, you are the gainer, and should not let the opportunity pass. Come at once and look over the big assortment. We have the goods and they & |) are at the* disposal of the wise and early buyers. Cannot tell you in a few words just how good it is. I NO MORE GOODS CHARGED. YOUR PRIDE WILL NOT LET YOU ASK FOR CREDIT---AT THE PRICES NOW BEING OFFERED. | M * S§ The Ailey Mercantile Company, | THE BIG FIRM CLOSING OUT. COME TO SEE US. 1 gs 1 Oj * Ojo MOVEMENT TO DRAIN BULLOCH CO. LANDS, Statesboro, Ga., Dec. s.—The undertaking of D. N. Bauot, superintendent of tile Savannah and Statesboro Railway, to drum 6,000 acres of land along the line of the Savannah and Statesboro is no longer an experiment. J. W. Willis, at that time head of tie farmers’ demonstration work, with headquarters in State-loro, made an inspection fit the land and pronounced it to be excellent for raising truck;, that it* was equal to truck lands around Nor folk, Va. This was the pro moters’ belief all the while, and today it is shown that the her"! - fore worthless swamps along the line of the Savannah and States boro have turned ‘into valuable ti uck lands. \V hen ask d to-day how long the ..■anal is Supt Rac.on s ated that a mile hud be n dug. “We have running water from on - to four hot deep f.,r that di-- tai.ce,” lie -uid. It is the in tention to empty th■ * canal in Inc branch i ar An a. ACCIDENT AT GIN. Swains! toro, Go., Dec. 1.- The gins in this county are claiming more than their usual toll of hands and arms this season. Lance Turner, a hard working negro of Graymont is the latest victim. On Friday while work ing around the-gin of George I. Rountree, he allowed his left arm to be caught in the gin and it was mangled from the elbow down, making amputation neces- SL: y. This accident is very similar to that which deprived Judge A. L. Abernathy a few weeks ago of h s left arm. But in Judge Ab e; .athy’s case he was a greater surferer in that by a prior acci d - it he had lost the linger off his right hand. Fresh Aleut-s. Fresh beef and pork on hand at all times. Prompt delivery. Hicks Bros.. 1124 Mt. Vernon, Ga. PAINFUL ACCIDENT FROM BROKEN BELT. Donalsonville, Ga., Dec. 9. , What came near being a very serious accident occurred at Don a'sonville Oil Mill plant yester day when a large belt broke • while a crowd of employes was standing near. The ends of the belt whipped through the crowd of men, knock ing two down and picking up one man, Iverson Sims, and carrying h m to the top of the house and jamming him against the roof so hard that a large knife in his pocket was bent double, and he was seriously injured. The two others escaped with minor in ji l ies, but Sims’ condition is critical. farmers to force price of HEN FRUIT TO THE TOP NOTCH. Dalton, Ga., Dec. 5. To try to force the price of eggs to 50 cents, it is said that a number of the farmers of this county have agreed among themselves to hold their hen fruit until Christmas, the eggs being packed in salt. Whether there has been an actual organization or not is un known, but several farmers bringing their eggs to Dalton re- j j cently have returned home withi hem after being offered 31 cents/ j per dozen. The scarcity of eggs here has caused the dealers to go else -1 where for them, large shipments being received from neighboring .gates. One consignment of received recently contained 900 j dozen. The price paid by the > , consumers is 38 cents per dozen. | Administrator’s .Sale. ■ tiejugia—Montgomery County. . Under and by virtue of an order of i t In- ' on) ' ot <)i dinarv of -aid county ; tii*' t 5. Join, will be sold on 1 > t <• sis; Tuesday in January, lull, | ! lore tin court lion edoor in said i :c- nt/. li.-tween the legal hours of ’ -a ;■>. t’i> - lie highest bidder foreash,! I.'. .. <mes of land lying in the Tenth 1,. id iii-i tno of sai l county, being i | i, number 294. Sold as property of | t . e,t,i e of Beulah if. Yarbrough,! i deceased, for division. Je--e J,. Yarbrough, i Ad. Kst. Pe-al.th H. Yarbrough, j V THF, MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, DEC KM BEK, bV 1910. Sheriff Sale. Georgia—Montgomery t ’minty. Will he sold before lie- e<.ilvt house (lour in ! Ml, Vernon on tin' tirst Tuesday in Jnn,, ! mil, between Ihe legal henrs of Mil le, to lilt* ' highest bidder for cash, critrin piopei'ty.Of which the followi nr) is a complete di-cripOnii:, Two certain mules—one u snuff colored liorse mule, weighing about j twelve hundred pounds and aboutj twelve years old. ()m a dark l.ity | horse mule weighing about twelve! hundred pounds and about twelve years id age. Said stock levied on and will he sold ns the properly of Julius Porchicr to -ati.-fy an execu tion issued from the Lily Lourt of Douglas in favor of H. 1,, Tanner and O. M. A F. L. Sweat vs Julius Cor cheir. Levy made and returned to mo by A. I’>. Hester, d'puty sheriff. This the tilh day of December, 1910. I J allies Hesl el . Sheriff. ( haslain <V Henson. Ally . for Pill'-. She ri 11 Sale. (IHOKGI.Y *4Olll-ry C<in: ' : Will In- »l«I lii-foi'*' tin court. Ih»ih* floor in | Mount Vernon mi the ill'si ’J in ii»iy in J;t 11 , • I*Jll, bclvvfcn tin li'iiirs naif*, to l-ln- ! bittiiCrit bifldcr lor cuhli, cei-thiu property, of Woieli tin- following is a c miplf-te-1* scripti*m: j A certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in llie 1221 5 t District <). ,\I. of -aid mty and | bounded on i lie noi l b tiy lands of I V R. Anderson; on I be east by lands of i U. It- AndeiKoii and i’ J. Janies ;on 1 the sout h by lands of L. it. Pope ; and on the wesi. by land- of Mint Young blood, and containing one hundred (I0O) acres more or les-; levied upon as I lie property of John F. Norris and Jordan Norris to satisfy a fi- fa. 1 issued form the Superior Court of said county in favor of Southern State Phosphate A' Fei - ili/.er < om-j patty and against the aid John F. Norris and Jordan Noiris. Property j pointed out for levy by plaintiff's at ! lortiey, being in the possi -ion of j defendants In ti . la amt written no i ttee of levy given ns required by law. This the sth, day of December, I'Jlu. j Janie- Hester, Sheiiff. L. 15. Lightfoot, PUT’.s. Atty. Sheriff Sale. leorgia—Montgomery County. Will he sold before fin court house door in It. Vernon on tin- htrO i'ltu-dav in .tan.. I lltll. between the ley-ti limit of i-ith , lo tin I highest and best bidder for eash, eel tain orop : erty, of which the follow ng i- .1 -ornpieie ih - I script ion: A certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and Icing in llt* 1221 • i jdistrict (i. .\i. of -aid county and i i bounded a- follows- On (lie north j by lands ot I'. U. Adder-on, on the I (east ity lands of I It. Anderson and j !T. J. .jaiiies, on tin- -on'ii by Is. it. Pope and on I tie west by binds of i Mint Youngblood, and containing one hundred acres more orb - Lev i ied on and will be . >ld a- Me Jllop- I erty of John K. Norris to saied'y an 'execution issued from the -uperioi | court of said county in I'uvm old. A. It hehtliaui Joint F. Norii-. I’oinr i ed out for levy by plaintiff - iit torney and written not ice of levy given a rerp tired bylaw. This the ntii day of Dee . I bio. Jas. ff.’sfei. sh< f. j L. 15. Lightfoot, Shenfl' Salts. I (ißuiiiii•> Moiiigoiin rv County. Will lie sold before the court house door in Mount, Vernon on the Mrst Tuesday in Jan , mil, het veen the iegiil hours of sale, to the highest bidder for chhli, certain property, of , which the following is a complete description; All that tract or parcel of land slt- I uaie, lying and being in the 15(17, ! District, U. M. ot Montgomery t'oun i ly. Stale of Georgia, containing thi/- i ty-four and one half (84,U) acres, more or loss, and hounded on the nonh by’ lands of J. M. McDonald* on the cast by lands of Henry Yeo mans; on the south by lands of W 11. McQueen, and on the west by lands of J M. McDonald, levied oil as tlie property of J. H. Darden to satisfy an execution issued from the Justice (,'om tof the 16(i7t.1i District (I. M. of said county in favor of .1. (.'. Olhoiin transferee of The Mount. Vernon Rank against the said J . li. Darden. Property* pointed out for levy by plait, till’s attorney and writ ten notice of levy given as required by law. Tills the fill) day of Dei em ber, litio. Jus. Hester, .Sheriff. M. if. Calhoun. Plft’s. A tty. ' ' Sheriff Sale. - n-’igi.i -Montgomery County. Will h.- (old before the court house do-.r n M Hint Vernon on the First Tuesday in Jan., mn, between the legal hours of sale, to tic | highest, bidder for cash, de tain property of which tin following is a complete dusedptiou; Sixty bushels of corn in tlm ear. more or less, and 7(F) pounds of fod der, moreorless. Said property lev ied on as the property* of I*. N. Min eey to satisfy* and execution issued from the Lily Court of Mi. Vernon in favor of \V. H. Browning against P. N. Nincey principal and A. H (emsesne security. Said property being dimlipi'Hotiie and exoeitsive to | transport will not he exhibit at place ;of sale on the above date,, but sold by description and will tie delivered -over to purchaser after same is measured and amount ascertained, .‘-aid property now on the premises j of F. 15. MeKrydeand in my custody This the *lth day of December, litlb. James Hester, Wheriff. W. M. Lewis, Atty. Sheriff Salt*. (Jiorgiii -Mutitgoniery County. Will In- sohl before the court bonne door in Mount Vernon on the firm Tocsdny in Jan., till I. bits ion the legal hours of sale, to the higluint bidil'ji for cash, certain property, of which the following is a complete dettci ipilnn: One Ifrng Saw complete, one bol ter complete, one shingle press, one ! i-4 inch wire cable, one steel split pulley and all belting complete for ! sliiiygle mil!. Said property levied on as i lie property of K. Fairelot h to ! satisfy a mortgage fi. fa. issued from die superior court of said county in favot ot James O’l.'ointor against K. Faildoth and in Ids possession at time of levy. Said pro| erty being expensive to transport, will not be exidbited at place of sale, but sold by description and will he delivered to purchaser upon payment of the purchase money. Said property be ing at trie sawmill of K raircloth j near Klbbee. This Dec. 8, 1910. Jas. Hestei. Sheriff. J W. M. lewis, Atty. Mortgage (Saif'. Georgia—Montgomery <'ouidy. Under and b.v virtue of a power of ! sale contained In the mortgage ex -1 ecu»ed by II W. Segl <*r to L H. Wooten, on :he24ih day of May. 10- 05. and recorded in the office of tlm ( lerk of l lie Superior ('om t ol Mont gomery county in Book **V”. page 301. the undersigned will sell, at public sale, at the court house in said county, during the legal hours of sale oil the Ist Tuesday in Jantt . ary. 1011, to the highest hi der for cash.*t lie following properly. •*» wit ; Lot of land Number Seven (7) ill the Kleventh (11 1 1 1 ) Land District ol i Montgomery county, said Slate, con - tabling Two Hundred Two and Ono- Ilnlf acres, more of less, for the pur pose of paving a certain promissory note, hearing dale of May the 2Hli. 1005, an 1 payable on the Ist day of December. 1905, and made and exe jcuied by the said H. W. Segler* said Hole being : or One Hundred and | Forty ■three (14800) Dollars princi j pal. stipulating for interest from tna jturllyat the rate of H per cent, per jaiinuin. and lo per cent attorney’s j fees, the total amount due on said note being $128.08. principal, SO2 92 interest and $20.69 attorney’s fees, i with the cost of this proceeding, as provided in said mortgage. A con veyance will be executed to the pur chaser by tile undersigned, as au thorized in tlm said mortgage. This the Hill day of Iteceinher. 1910. (’. If. Wool ell. , Wooten Mann, Aliys, Sheriff Sale. j Georgia—Montgoinerv C'.unty. Will ho He ll before the court bouse door in j ! Mt. Vernon on die (list Tnesdiv in Jan ,| j tail, betwoon the legal hours if sate, to tlio | highest bidder for cash certain property, "f j who; v the fdlowuig 1h a com pie o description: j j Two hundred acres of land, more lor less, situate, lying and being in the IfiHWth i. M . (list net of said conn ty* and state, and bounded (ill the I .tort It by lands of John Wing, on the east by land- of Marion Fltilips, on j the south by lands of Joe Wilkerson i find on tlm west, by lands of John j Philips. Levied on and will tie sold ,as tlm properly of Jerry Phillips to! ; satisfy an execution issued from the j I S iperior court of -aid county in fa j vor of l). H. Philips, Trans., vs Jer ;ry Philip-. Property* pointed out. oy ] attorney for plaintiff and writ ten no j t ice of levy given according to law. Tills, the Bth day of Deceinher, 1910. j Janie- (fester, Hherilf. W. L Wilson, Atty. for Plaintiff. j Right now is the time to plant fall oats. If you want a good yield, bettor use Armour’s Ferti lizers. They bring results in any crop. If you want the best, write Chas. H. Smith, agent, at Mcßae, Ga. Mibs Clyde Mu Arthur spent the Sabbath with her cousin, Miss j Belle McAllister. J | For Sale. ,I Seven-room house in town of Ailm . with eight I >ll il<li■ Ilots. Also gmnerv mid grist mill Good terms. Write or see me at once ut Vida I tu. G B Allcorn. EXECUToU’S SALE. Georgia—Montgomery CoXmtv. I Under and by Ihe unt Imrit v con -1 limed in Ihe wil loft he latt* A K Clark of said county, d> ceased, will be sold tiefore the court house door in said countv. on l lie first I Tuesday in January. Ifill. ho- I tween the legal hours ol Bale, to the highest bidder for cash, the I following property: Two lots of laud. Nos l}<)2 and HOfi in the Sixth Land District of said coun ty. containing 4Ji2 acres, more or less, plat of same to be exhibited on day ol sale, hounded north and north-east by lands of Mrs M Thompson, east and south-east try Oconee river, and on South and south-west bv lands of .I 15. Geiger and It Morrison Sold for distribution and benefit to creditors 0 \V. Clark. .I W M"rrison. Sr , Exrs Will of A K Clark. "ATLANTA WIRE FE&Gim i Do not try to lead ail automobile liio on a w heel-barrow salary, but try to get some Atlanta Wire Fencing at low prices while it lasts. Two carloads just received. Noth ing on the market to compare with it. It is the genuine, solid fence, easy to put up. Put it around your place at once. See me. W. E. Currie , Glen wood\ Ga .
