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ft Speaks for Itself Fowler Auto Company, Agents Georgia Thomasville, Sturdy as the Oak NO MORE L ' n 60 Inch Tread Cars After June 1st There Will be no More 60 Inch Tread Cars Manufactured. We still have a few more sixties on hand and advise you to buy NOW while they last; as the next order will be 56 inch. When in need of Tires and Accessories see us—we sell the best, And carry a complete line. The Goodrich Tire Our Leader You will find a good one, and the best of all is the extra good ad justment^ allowed by the Goodrich Compny. Cairo IVIotcir • , , ; - , r . , * ; P. S.—-If for an Automobile, we have it. ; ' . / f. t A * . > . ' wmmmBaBmemBmm metamemeiaemmaKmmm m-r. v* ■ Stallion and Jack in. Service Brownton-time 2:31. Soven years old Weighs 1200 Pounds. MAMMOTH KENTUCKY JACK 16 Hands High, Weighs 1000 Pounds. Their colts have the SIZE and QUALITY desired. TERMS: $5.00 cash and $15.00 when colt is dropped. BEALE & WATSON jjjtAPY COUNTY PROGRESS. .CAIRO, GEORGIA. Legal Advertisements Sheriff’s Sale Georgia, Cirntly County. Will lio sold before —t ho Court House door in suid county, on the first Tuesday ill July, ltllfi, within the legal hours of tfale, to-wit: Seven acres of the cast end of 23 acres of land in lot 177 of the 17th District, Grady county Georgia, beginning- at the’ south-east corner or lot 177 mid running ulong original land line east 080 yards to stake, thence north 20(1 yards lo stake, thence west 050 yards to original line and south along original line 200 yards to starting point, with improvements there on. Snid land levied on as' the property of L. D. Anderson to satisfy an execution issued on the 26th day of April, 1910, from the City Court of Cairo, in said,county, in favor of W. T., W. B. and Ollio 1,. Flier, (transfered to W. B. Caraway) against 1.. D. Anderson. This 8th day of June, 1910. W. H. Hudson, Deputy .Sheriff. Sheriff’s Sale the following described property towit: One 30 inch Mcndows Grist Mill, and utio Befell Rtenin Knfliue lihtl one Talbert A Sons Boiler, eaoli being 20 horse flower. Said property iloontod in the town of Whignam, Georgia, and near W. C. Bell’s Stables, said property levied on ns the properly of Janies Hollingsworth, lo satis fy a fifn issued from the City Court of Cairo in snid county in favor of Bain- bridge State Blink; this June the 8th 1910. W. A. Carr, Sheriff. Sheriff’s Sale Georgia, Grady County: Will lie sold before the court house door in said County, within tliirlcgnl hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in July, 1910, to the highest bidder for cash, the follow ing property towit: One hundred acre: of land on lot No. 85 in the 19th District of said County, and being the second 100 acres cut olT of the North side of said lot, bounded on the North by Ilio lands ofj. N. Bnrrineau, and on the South by lands of C. D. Ilundf East and West by original land lines. Said property levied on us the property of E. M. Cain, to satisfy an ex ecution issued from tile City Court of Whiglmtn in favor of. H. W. Maxwell, against E. M. Cain. This the 8th dny of Juno, 1016. W. A. Carr, Sheriff. Georgia, Grady Comity: Will be sold at the Court House door in said county to the highest bidder for cash, on the 1st Tuesday in July, 1910, within the legal hours of sale, the following prop erty to-wit: All that certain tract of land described ns follows: All of lot No. 283 in the 10th district of said county, with improve ments thereon and containing 250 acres, more or less, said land levied on ns tho property of E. F. Dollar, doing business us J. J. Dollar Bro. A Co., to satisfy an execution issued on tho I7tli dny of March 1916, from the City Court of Cairo, in snid .county in favor of Mrs. C. J. Boynton, against E. F. Dollar, doing business :is J. J. Dollar Bro. A Co., principal and W. E. Dollar, bondsmnn. This 0th day of April, 1916. W. II. Hudson, Deputy Sheriff. i , Sheriff’s Sale Georgia, Grady County: Will be sold before the court house door in snid county on the first Tuesday in July 1910 within the legal hours of sale, Notice Georgia, Grndy County: Barth's living in the Calvary District of Grady county having applied for a cer tain change in a public road in said dis trict as follows: Asking that all that part, of the Hawthorne trail from where suid road crosses Horse creek to the Flori da State line be discontinued ns a public road and tlint, a private road running from said point on Horse creek in a West erly direction through lands of H. B. Butler, Howard Maxwell, Tom Maxwell and Mr. Ferrells, mid intersecting the Reno and Concord public rond,- being a distance of approximately two miles.and represented ns being a greater public util- ty, bo made a public road in lieu of snid portion of said Hawthorne trail proposed to be discontinued. Notice is hereby given that said appli cation will beat, tile regular meeting of the county board fin July if sufficient cause is not shown why such change should not be made. L. B. l’owell Henry Mitchell Areli Harrell *T. W. Fnircloth D. P. Ward B. M. Johnson, Clerk The dontli angel visited tho home, of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Wat son last Friday and took their eleven hour old baby boy. It, was laid to rest in the Oehlocknee cem etery. Miss Elbe Singletary has re turned home after spending the latter part of the week very pleas antly with Misses Myrtle, Rosa and Bertha Willis. Among those from here that at tended services at Barnett’s ‘ creek last Sunday were Misses Myrtle and Bertha Willis and Effie Single tary; Messrs. Byron Singletary, Lamar Braswell and Willis Thomp- 9)11, . Miss Effie Chastain has returned home after spending some time with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Willis. Misses Bessie Sasser, Ruth Wil son, Maggie Coleman, Snllie Hemp, Messrs. Sherwood, Wilson, Russell Braswell dined at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Watson last Sun day. Mrs. Albic Singletary of Thom asville spent the later part of last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Watson. The next meeting of the Ladies’ Improvement Club will be held Friday before the first Sunday in July at Singletary school house. Mr. Curtis Thompson and Miss Ola Chason spent last Sunday afternoon with Misses Mamie and Ruby Watson. Mr. Byron Singletary and Miss Rufli Singletary were out driving Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Willis were called to t he bedside of Mrs. Willis’ brother-in-law, Mr. W- S. Cooper last Sunday. We hope him a speedy recovery. Misses Myrtle Willis and Effie Singletary spent last) Friday night with Miss Ruth Singletary. Messers Keigh Pope and Tom Miller was in this ‘community last Friday. Willis and Curtis Thompson ajid Paul Singletary called at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Willis’ last Thursday evening. Mr. Russell Braswell and Miss Bessie Sasser attended preaching last Sunday at New Hope. Look out for the wedding bells. . Two Sisters. Commissioners’ Proceedings June 20, HUG. Minutes of the Board of County Commissioners in Special Session, j Membees present, L. B. Powell,' T. W. Fairclo.th, Arch Harrell, D. P. Ward, S.J. Norton and Henry j Mitchell. On tnalion it was decided to ask Judge Cox, that to the heavy ex penses of the courts, that he not call the Grand Jury together for the Special Term of Superior Court to lie held in July. Upon motion D. P. Ward, Arch Harrell arid T. W. Fnircloth were, appointed as a committee to stake ] out changes in two certain public roads in the Higdon District. On motion adjourned. L. B. Powell, Chinn. D. P. Ward T. W. Faircloth Arch Harrell Henry Mitchell S. J. Nortort B. M. Johnson, Clerk CASTOR IA For Infants and Children ■ In Use For Over 30 Years Signature of