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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1922)
Sale of Real Estate Under Power of Sale. G* orjria—Montgronx-ry ('ouuty. 1 ’ ti« I* ■ r ail by virtue of tlx- |>ow<-r contained in that curtain <1 »-«*<! b>a»*- curi 1 (b'bl, iniub' by Mis. Kiln I lurk to P. H. ('ohon. under date «f No vember 15th 1920, and recorded De cember Hi h, 1 ‘.(20 in df < d book Xn. 27, pagrifi 424 ft <'jerk's offluc Motit^om-J ery county. tlx* uixb ii-igix d will si ll at public outcry bcfon tlx* court house door of said county, to highest bidder for cash, Ix-twoeri tlx* legal hours ol saloon tlx hirst 1 ucs day ill December. 1922, tlx.* follow itlg described real (‘State, to-wit. All that tract or jiarcol of land, situate, lying and being m tlx- 270 i b District*G. M. Montgomery County, tieoigia, bounded nortb by lands of j* ju. Daniel, east by lands of .1. F. ( dark, south Iry lands of .1 Jell Mc- Arthur and west by lands of T. < . McArthur, containing seventy-live (~r,) acres, more or less mil known as the FI la < 'la i k hoiix* | lace. Said sale to he bail for the purpose i of paying tlx* indebtedness set out in , said deed to secure debt, tlx* amount ! now due being Two Thousand (12000) j dollars principal, and One Hundred ! Seventy Seven and fiD-lbO (177.oi)); dollars interest In December Ist, 1922, togeibei with cost of Ibis pro ceeding including ten per cent of tlx* amount of principal and interest for (‘ontinis'iotx r'- tee.-, lor tlm making of sale and all advertising fees, de fault having been made in tlx pay ment of tlx* interest fine on May Ist, 1922, and the principal and inter est due Nov. Ist 1922, said deed pro viding that in event of default in tlx* ; payment of any of said notes princi- | pal or interest, then the whole of said debt would become due and payable at I lie opt ion of I,lie holder, time being the essence ot the con tract, and tlx Ixdoi r liav ing by this proceeding declared the whole sum due and paycble by reason o! the above default* v, .. 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Punic Mgr. THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION | A complete conveyance will bo mail,, to tlx* purchaser on day of •ah such purchaser paying for title and revenue stamps. i iii- mil day of November. 1922. P. 11. ('alien. AMomev in fact for Mrs. Kila Clark .!. Wade Johnson, Attorney. < ’oininissioncr. Sheriff Sale. Georgia -Montgomery County. Will be sold Ix-forc the courthouse door in said county, fin the first Tip lay in December, 1922, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest hid del for cash, all that certain traei or parcel of land, situate, lying and Im in ■ in the27r»lh (1, M. District .Montgomery county, Georgia, con taining one hundred and twenty-two (122) acres more, or less, hounded north by lands of estate Matthew; Sharpe, east and south by lands of I . -tab M. Sharpe and west by lands tab Mrs. \V. F. Mathias and lands! of J.T. Langford, made up of two tracts, one routatning 99 5-4 acres, mail r les• a* shown by plat of the j ole mad'* by S. lb Morris. Feb. 14th i;> 2, recorded deed book 2ti, page 227 Clerk’.* (Mlice Montgomery County, tin. ind orx tract containing 22 1-4 aeri - more or less, as shown by plat i. < <irilcfl in deed book Hi page 119 i , rk - < tllice .Montgomery Comity, - i and known as the home place of lid .1. W. .Mclntyre, with the irn pi p'.eim rit thereon Levied on as j 'he property of J. W. Mclntyre, to ,itisly an execution issued from Hti i. : joi i .>iii tof said County on No vemlier til li„ 1922, in lavor of P. It. obex and against J. W. Mclntyre. Written not ice given the defendant. J. W Me Intyre, In term* of the law, I lie iii da.' of November 1922. I-:.' F. BUHCH, Sheriff. | CASH PRIZES Winning Answer* Will Receive Priiea as Follow*: £ ] Prut if Two Blx- PrUe if One Month, sr Pi it# it No Sin- Moutl* One Yearly Subscriptions Subscription Subscription nre sent. 1$ sent. Is Mat. 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A one-year sub seripiiiHt is all that is required to put your answer xx hcix it can win the $1,500 GRAND PRIZE. A s;\ iv.' nths subscription makes your answer eligi ble (or the $500.00 Eirst Prize. Either your own, or a friend's or neighbor’s vrder xxill count —new or renewal. If you are xx taking I'he Constitution we will extend your subscription, or start it at any future date. Subscription Rates, Payable in Advance By MAil. Carrie* or Agcut Daily find Sunday Constitution, 6 month*, $5.00 Onily and Sunday Constitution, 1 y«ar, $9.50 i Only regular orders aft tho above rata caa count to juftli;; an answer. Make all check*, money order*, ote.. payablo to The Constitution. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR, MT. VERNON, GEORGIA. Sale of Real Estate Under Power of Sale. Georgia—Montgomery Conritv. Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in a certain mort gage made by F. B. Bell to The Coni- i merclal Bank (a branch of The Mt. | Vernon Bank, a banking corporation I under the laws ot said State) dated the 10th day of April 1919, and re-j corded the 20th day of April 1919 in j Book 38 page 86 of the Records of Mortgages of Montgomery County. Georgia, the undersigned will sell at public outcry before the court bouse door of said county on the first Tues day in December 1922 within the legal hours of sale, all of the follow ing described real estate, to-wit: All that certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the 275th District G. M. of Montgomery Coun ty, Georgia, and in the Brown Divis !pm of the colored portion of the i Town of (Jvalda. Georgia, and known i in said plat as lots numbers seven (7) land eight (8) fronting Brown Street land being forty-eight and one-half I feet wide and running back one hun- Idred and fifty feet to an alley. Said sale to be had for the purpose of pay ing an indebtedness as m said inert* gage set out, together with the costs of this proceeding including ten per cent, of the umount for attorney's fees, as provided for in said mortgage aforesaid, the debt secured by said mortgage having matured and said maker of said mortgage failing and refusing to pay the same, and tlx* amount of said indebtedness on Un said day of sale being $85.00 princi pal; $11.31 interest and $7.63 attor ney’s fees. Title deeds to the pur chaser will be executed by the pro per officers of the undersigned and in the name of the undersigned, as is provided in said mortgage aforesaid. The Commercial Bank (Branch ol I The Mt. Vernon Bank). * ♦ II Oconee Pharmacy t (The Drug Store Around the Corner) # # J j DOZIER & DAY HIGH-GRADE ♦ l PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, cm | t ym^vAtv S PARKER and DUNN FOUNTAIN PENS 1 | KEITH AND HY-TONE STATIONERY % J $ These Standard Pens appeal to the individual who wants £- J an article that can be depended on for Constant Service • PRESCRIPTIONS * % Accurately Compounded From % # J | Pure, Fresh Drug's * * ! COMPLETE LINE CHOICE TOILET ARTICLES | J No matter how exacting your taste may be, £- i there is something in our assortment that will * I please your taste, and at reasonable figures l t j)t MMMVW»»WMVmvsvMMW<WVWt«WVtI VMWIWVMWm t OCONEE PHARMACY | * h. H. Morrison, Prop. Mt. Vernon j * Administrator’s Sale. Georgia—Montgomery County. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Montgom ery County, granted upon the ap plication of John E. Mcßae, ad ministrator of the estate of Janies Morris, deceased, late of said county, to sell the lands of the said james Morris, deceased, for the purpose of paying debts and distribution, there will be sold before the court house door of Montgomery county, Georgia, j at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, in the city of 1 Mount Vernon, between the le-1 gal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in December, 1922, as j the property of said deceased,! the following described lands, to-wit: Ail that certain tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the 1343rd Dist. G. M. Montgomery County, Georgia, and bounded as follows, to-wit: On the north by lands of Melvin Graham; Ladson lands and Miss Rosa Connell, on the east by; lands of Miss Rosa Connell and John N. Connell: on the south by lands of W. O’Conner and Mrs. Frances Garner, and on the west) by lands of Mrs. Frances Garner, N. L. Spooner and Mel- ■ vin Graham, and contain ing three hundred eighty and three tenths (380.3) acres, more or less, except fifty (50) acres carved from said tract and set aside for year’s support of Mrs. Mary Morris. Also all that tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the 1343rd Dist. G. M. of said county and state and bounded on the north by lands of Mrs. E. T. McLeod, on the east by lands of E. T. McLeod, on the south by M. C. Adams and on the west by Oconee river, and known as a portion of the Sam Moore survey and containing seventy-five acres, more or less, as shown by the record of deed from E. T. McLeod to James Morris, Jr., as recorded in Deed Book No. 1, page 304 of the Clerk’s office of Montgomery county, Georgia. This the Bth day of November, 1922. J E. Mcßae. Administrator of the Estate of James Morris, deceased. 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