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Sheriff’s Sale
GEORGIA! Grady County.
Will ho sold ut the court house door in
raid county williiu the legal hours of
sale on the first Ttcstlay in Oeccmbnr,
towit
All of.u certain (rant of land, being
lifty acres of land on the north side of lot
of land number 24!) in the IOth, distriot
of Grady County Georgia, bounded on
the north, east and tvpst by the original
land lines and on the south by Cal llieh-
nnlson's land. Said land being levied on
as the property of the defendant. Joseph
Yates to satisfy an execution issued fix m
the City Court of Whiglmm on
the I till, day of October 1010 in favor of
G. 11. Trulock against Joseph Yates.
This 7th. day of Novcmlicr 1010.
\Y. II. IK’D,SOX,
Dept. .Sheriff.
m -n -.i w'***
land lies in tint lUtli. (lUlriot of «ald
county and c.ohtdlrts throe quntieru of an
acre inure of IUSb, with .improvements
thereon, said lutitl leviod du as tlio prop
erty of 11. K. Cjnrk to satisfy no cxixm-
tion issued on 2LiU day of March- 1010
from the City Court of Way cross, Ware
County Georgia, ill favor bf farmers and
Merchants Rank against £1. K. Clark.
This November Sth. 19lti.
W. H. HUDSON,
Deputy Sheriff.
tittADY COUNTY PROGRESS, CALHu, ufcvmvUA.
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Sheriff’s Sale
GEORGIA: Grady County;
Will lie sold before the court, house
door in said county on the tirst Tuesday
in December 1919 within the legal hours
of sale, tnwil:-
All of the one seventh undivided inter
est, in and to lots of land Xus. lOand 11
in the Kith, district, and also all of his
interest in the west half of lot of land Xo.
12 in the 19th. district all in Crady
County.Georgia.
iSaid property levied on ns that of C. S.
Jones to satisfy an execution issued on
the 5th. day of October 1910 from the
•Superior Court of said county in favor of
W. 11. Harrell against C. S. Jones.
This the 7lh. day of November 1910.
W. II. HUDSON,
Dept. Sheriff.
Shersff’s Sale.
GEORGIA: Grady County.
Will He sold at t he court house door
. A in said county on the lirst Tuesday in
December 1910 within the legal hours of
, sale towit:—
All that certain tract of land described
as follows, in Deed Hook 12, page 222 in
the Clerk’s Office in the court house of
said county: All that tract or parcel of
lipid lying and being in the county of
C In® and State of Georgia, being one
certain residence lot together with all the
inprovemeiits thereon including the two
. dwelling houses thereon, located in tlio
City of C'aiio, and described us follows:
ii Maid land fronting on Highland Avenue
(or Dyson Street,) one hundred and
thirty feet rim fling hack one hundred and
ejglity^vo feet,'and bounded us follows:
Od the North by Highland Avenue, and
on the East by lands of L. W. Rigsby,'
and on tho West by T. S. Copeland, and
on the South by T.‘ S. Copeland, the
above tract, of land containing three
fourths of an acre more or lens, and also
the following tract, and pared of land:
Five and one fourth, acres of land *iu the
Southeast corner of the North half of lot
of inml No. 222 in 17th. district of Grady
County Georgia, bounded on the North
and West by public road, ane lands of
Mrs. It. L. Rigsby, on the East by lnnds
of I,. A. Ragan, and on the South by land
of J. B. Wight, live acres of the above
tract being on the Enst side of the public
road and one fourth acre on t lie West
side of thi public road, with improve
ments thereon, Said land levied on as the
property of J. \V. Cannon to satisfy an
execution issuod on t he ltltli. day of Jan
uary 101(1 from the City Court of Cairo
in said county in favor of Crawford—
Miller Co. against J. W. Cannon.
This the 8th. day of November 1910.
W. II. HUDSON,
Deputy Sheriff.
Administrators Sale.
GEORGIA: Grady County.
By virtue of an order of tho Court of
Ordinary tf said county will be sold at
public outcry on tho first, Tuesday in
December 1910 at the court house inaaitl
county within t he usual hours of sale tho
following situated in Grady County
Georgia, towit:
235 acres more or less of lot of land
No. 203 and being all of said lot West of
the Oohloeknco river. Also 80 acres
more or less of lot of laud No. 258 being
on South side of said lot. • Also one un
divided half interest In fifty acres of lot
Xo. 202 being oil the Northeast corner
of said lot. Also one undivided half in
terest, in 125 acres more or less, of lot
laud No. 298. being the west half of said
lot.
All of said lands being in tho 18th
district of Grady county Georgia,
Also 5 shares of bank stock in the
Citizens Bank of Cairo, Ga.
The following will lie sold ut the resi
dence of the late Mrs. Mary Cassels, de-
neased, on Wednesday following the
lirst Tuesday iu December.
One mule, one tvngou, one cow, one
two horse plow, ono cane-mill, two vats,
one evaporator, piping, chests, etc. Tho
sale will be continued from day to day
between the same hours ujitil all of said
property is sold. Terms cash.
This November 6th, 1916.
T. S. CASSELS
C. H. qASSELS,
Adminstrators of M rs; Mary Cassels.
be discharged fret" his administration
and receive letters of dismission on the
lirst Monday in December 1916.
1*. II. HERRING,
V Ordinary.
Citation
GEORGIA: Grady County.
W. C. Barrow Guardian of Clyde, Otis
and Knox Barrow has applied to me for
a discharge from his guurdain^hjfi of raid
wards, this is therefore to notify nil ppr-
soms concerned, to file objections of any
they have on or before thi first Modoy
in December 1910 else ho will bo dif-
ehargetl from his guardainsmp as applied
for.
P. II. HERRING,.
Ordinury.
Notice
State of Georgia, Grady County:
To tho voters of the town of Calvary,
Georgia.
This is to notify all parlies concerned
that the undersigned voters residing
within tlio proposed territory hereinafter
defined wilFapply to the Superior Court
of Grady County, Georgia, on 4 He second
Monthly in December, 11)10, to have the
town of Calvary, Georgiu, incorporated
as provided in Sees. 08.3 et id of Volume
1 of the Code of IS95 and Sections 855
of Park’s Code of Georgia—find that
there will be a. election held on 1st, day
of December, 1010, at, Store house of
Calvary Drug Co., between the hours of
10 o’clock a. in, end 3 o'clock p. m., in
which all qualified voters residing within
proposed territory hereinafter defined
will meet, to vote on the question of in-
corporation-tlie proposed name shall I o
know ns tlio "Town of Calvary" and
shall include and embraceojl the territory
within three fourths mile in all directions
depot of Pelham A Havana Railway
Company. P. D. Elarboe, C. it.
Oates, L. O. Maxwell, K. A. Maxwell,
Geo. G. Thomas, J. 11. Strickland, Joe
Higdon, C. H. Maxwell and H. 1. Clay.
Sheriff’s Sale.
GEORGIA: Grady County.
Will be sold at. the court house door in
said county on the first Tuesday in De
cember 1910 within the legal hours of
sale towit:—
All that certain tract or pnrccl of land
consisting of one acre in I ho town of
Wliighani Crady County Georgia, boun
ded on the North by tlio McEIvy branch,
East by property of W. C. Bell, and A.
Tj. Harrell, South by street and West by
property of W. C. Bell, said tract begin
ning thirty five feet from the Southwest
corner of the house and containing one
Here with improvements thereon. Said
property levied on ns the property of W.
C. Bell, to satisfy an execution issued on
the 2nd. day of October 1916 from the
Superior Court of said county iu favor of
Bank of Thomnsville against W. C. Bell.
This November Sth. 1916.
W. A. Carr,
Sheriff,
Public Sale
GEORG IA—Grady County:
Will be sold first Tuesday in Decem
ber 1910, before,the court (house door, in
said eouuly between tho -legal hours of
sale, to the highent and bes^ bidder the
following described properly, to-wit:
A certain tract of laud lying and being
in the lOtli district, of 'said. county, and
being nil of lot No. 292 in said distriot
and county, except, the following throe
tracts: One decked to C. ;M. Harrison,
and described ns follow's;; Commencing
tho northwest gomer ..of ; said lot. and
thence East on the North original line to
swamp branch, thence.:Southwesterly di
rection to the original West line, thence
North on enidtiriginat land line, being
l>ouudcd on thoWest-' wwi North by
original land line and EasUand Soutn by
swamp brand). Said tract said to con
tain fourteen q.nd one-hftlLj Acres more or
less. Also another.UnOt deeded to C.M.
Harrison, situated m'tho*Nbrtheast cor
ner of said lot, mid being all that part of
said lot of land North qftte Bain bridge
and ThnmnsviUo.public rpad, said to oon-
tain six acres more or less/ Also part of
said lot deeded.to .Tose-ptfllerrihg by A.
J. Miller and describedras.jfollows: Be-
g nning where the South -line of lot, of
land No. 292 crosses - the public road
lending from Concord to Whigbam,
thence in a Northerly direction along the
said public road ; 208J yards, theuco due
East to the East line of said lot No. 292
thence South along the sold East line
20SJ yards to the corner , of said lot,
thence duo West'along the South line of
said line to the starting point, containing
twenty fiv.v acres.
Said tract, hereby conveyed bring all
the said lot except tho three tracts above
described, and Contains two hundred,
three and one half acres more or' loss.
One acre of said tract being cxceptod for
cemetery.
The above described farm is loca
ted on Cairo and Calvaay public
road, 2 miles North ofyCalvary.
In good neighborhood, good
farm and desirable location for any
one looking for a good safe invest
ment.
For particulars apply to the
Farmers & Merchants Bank,
Cairo, Georgia.
Sheriff’s Sale.
GEORGIA: Grady County.
Will be sold at the court house door in
said county on the first Tuesday in De
cember 1916 within the legal hours of
sale, towit:
All that certain t ract of land described
as follows: Ono houso and lot in the
town of Whighnm, Crady County Geor
gia, and described ns follows: Bound on
the North and East by McGriff Street,
tho South by the property of Dursoy, on
the West by street between this property
Citation
GEORGIA: Grady .County.
To nil whom it. may cpneern.
1. E. Mnloy having applied for letter of
Administrator upon tho property of 11.T.
Maloy, late .of said county deceased,
notice is given that said application will
bo heard at my ofiico at 10 o'clock a. m.
on the 4th. day December 1910.
This 0th. day of November 1910.
P. H. HERRING,
Ordinary.
Citation
GEORGIA: Grady County.
Whereas II. E. Mitchell Administrator
of Admiral Nelson’s estate represents to
the court in Ill's petition duly filed and
entered on record that lie has fully ad
ministered Admiral Nelson’s estate, this
is therefore to cite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors to show cause if
and the Dr. H. L. McEIvy place. This any, why said administrator should not
Notice
Georgia, Grady County.
To whom it may concern:
Gtudy Ginning Company having tiled
its petition to tho Superior Court of said
county setting forth the fact that it ha.-
liquidated its affairs and praying an or
der dissolving said corporation, gives this
notice to all persons concerned to sl.ow
cause, if any they can, why au order
should not be granted on second Monday
ill December, 1910 dissolving said cnrpo
ration. •
\ Ledford & Christopher.
Petitioner's At torn •> vs 1
SERVICE
A transportation line has just
0113 thing to sell and that one
thing is service.
The line that srslls good service
is a good line.
It is the object of the Central of
Georgia Railroad to sell its patrons
the very best service. Our set-
vice is not a thing supplied by any
one employe, nor does it consist
of special attention to any one in
dividual patron. It means good
efficient, courteous attention from
our working force to nil the people
or as near this idea as is humanly
possible.
Wo try to render such service
all the time. We are not content,
with having given the people of
the South good Service; we want
to make it better; wo wish to go to
the limit in making travel easy for
the whole people.
If you are going on any trip*
that: may be accomplished by use
of our lines, let our nearest repre
sentative know about it. It will
be good exercise for Ids talents to
practice courtesy and efficiency on
you.
Birmingham, St. Louis, Chicago,
incinnati, levolaud, Indianapolis,
New York, Boslon and many
other larger centers are most con
veniently reached via the ontral
and its connections.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAIL
WAY.
THE RIGHT WAY SERVICE.
Put a porous plaster on the chest
and take a good cough syrup in
ternally if you would treat a seveic
cose of sour lungs properly. Get
the dollar size BALLARD’S
HOREIIOUND SYRUP. With
each bottle there is a free HER
RICK’S RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER for the chest. Sold by
Wight & Browne.
CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEE BEGINS
RAILWAY INQUIRY
Proposed by President to Bet
ter Condition of Carriers.
MAY CHANGE PRESENT SYSTEM
mSSSm
. ,«..)>HU --U..
Seed Oats! Seed Rye!
I have select seed stock of the following stock limiled.
Prices will be higher later—better buy your seed NOW*:
Don’t wait!- Fulghum Oats, Burt Oats, Texas Rustproof
Oats, Appier and Hastings Oi»ts, South Georgia Rye,
Abruzzie Rye.
SEE ME AT ONCE
W. H. ROBINSON, c*.,Ga.
Officials of Roads Prepared to Advooata
Federal Incorporation, Supervision of
Securities and Extension of Authority
of Interstate Commerce Commission.
Washington, Nov. 20.—Ten members
of Congress, five Senators unil llvq
members of'tile IIouso of Represents:'
tlves, begun here today un Inquiry Into,
the subject of public control and su
pervision of.railroads that may lead til
the revolutionizing of tlio whole scheme
of governmental regulation of thecoun-
try's transportation lines. Incidentally
the committee Is to look Into the ques
tion of government ownership of rail
ways, telephone and telegraph lines
and express companies.
The members of (he committee;
which will conduct this Important In
vestigation nro Senator Newlnnds of.
Nevada, chairman; Senators Robinson,Tj
of Arkansas, Underwood of Alabama,
Cummins of lown and ltraudcgce of
Connecticut, and Representatives Ad
amson of Georgia. Sltns of Tennessee,
Cullop of Indiana, Escli of Wisconsin
and Hniiilltou of Michigan. The In
quiry wns recommended by President
Wilson In Ids message to Congress In
December of last year. lie described
as Us purpose to determine wlmt could
lie done "for bettering the conditions
under which tho railroads nro operated
and for making them more useful serv
ants of the country ns a whole."
Prominent Mon as Witnesses.
In order to obtain the views, of all
Interests affected by tho operations of
the transportation Hues the committee
lias invited prominent shippers, bunk
ers, representatives of commercial or
ganizations, railway executives, econo
mists and others to appear before them.
Tile lirst to ho heard are railroad
commissioners of various states ivUo
began their evidence today. Their
testimony Is directed chiefly to oppos
ing any enlargement of the federal
authority over commerce that would
detract from the powers now exercised
by state bodies. They will he followed
shortly by officials of railway labor
organizations who are expected to reg
ister their opposition to 'tlio increase
of governmental authority over wages
and conditions of labor.
Chief interest in tin- hearings cen
ters in the proposals that will be put
forward by representatives of tne rail
roads, for It is reported that they will
advocate an extension of federal au
thority over rates and securities to the
practlcul exclusion of state control of
these matters. It is understood Also thut
they will go on record In favor of fed
eral Ineoriioration of all railroad lines.
Legislative Program of Railroads.
•From an authoritative source Is ob
tained (lie following outline of the leg
islative program which the railroads
will usk tin: committee to consider In
Its Investigation: They will endeavor
to demonstrate to tlio commission that
one or the principal defects hi the pres
ent system of railroad regulation Is
the lack of coordination resulting 1'rom
the si mu Ua neons and conflicting regu
lation by tlie federal government and
by tin* 4S states. They will, therefore,
ask that entire governmental control
of the rates and practices of Interstate
carriers, except purely loenl matters,
be placed In the hands of a federal
body so that interstate traffic may lie
regulated without reference to state
lines, leaving to the state commissions
jurisdiction only over local matters and
local public utilities. As n part of this
plan, u compulsory system of federal
Incorporation Is to he recommended,
accompanied by federal supervision of
railroad slock and bond Issues.
A reorganization of the' Interstate
Commerce Commission will he asked.
In order to enable tho commission prop
erly to exercise Its lncreused powers,
ft is also proposed that the preparation
and prosecution of eases against tho
railroads shall he delegated to some
other agency of the government, possi
bly the Department of Justice, so that
the commission muy devote its ener
gies to its hdmhilstratlvo functions.
With the commission thus reliovcd
of some of Its present duties and equip
ped to linmllo its business more prompt
ly, the railroads will urge that the pe
riod during which tho commission may
now suspend proposed Increases in
rates lie reduced from‘ten mouths to
60 days, with-provision for reparation
to ho paid to the shippers if tho ad
vance shall he declared unreasonable.
They will also nsk that tlio commis
sion lie given the power to prescribe
minimum as well ns mnximum rates
so that in meeting complaints of dis
crimination the commission muy order
the advance of a rate which it consid
ers too low.
Ono of tlio most Important recom
mendations for which tho railroads
will nsk favOrahle consideration is
that the commission he specifically
authorized to take into account in
rate regulation the effect of rates
upon total eumlngs In the light of ex
penses.
While the Nowlunds Committee Id
required, under the resolution creat
ing it, to submit a report by Januury
2 next, it is not anticipated that tbe :
Committee will have come anywhere
near completing its labortMheni, 14.
6 Per Cent 6 Per Cent
FARM LOANS
— Loans on improved farms in South Georgia
promptly made at lowest rates and best terms
Gall on us or weight; us stating.your needs.
We can save you money.
Barrow Loan & Abstract Company
“The bifiaest farm loan concern In South Geornla”
4 Pelham - - Georgia
6 Per Cent 6 Per Cent
FOR SALE
Believing: that Peanuts must take the place of cotton
in the boll weevil section, and lest there be a scarcity of
of seed, we have left oif crushing for 30 days, and will
otter our stock of Spanish peanuts for seed at 6c per
pound f.o.b. Shellman Georgia.
These are the kind'that find ready cash sale at the
oil mill. Orders filled as received, while stock lasts,
prior to Dec. 1st.
SHELLMAN OIL MILL
Shellman, Georgia.
Good Stallion For Service
About five year.) old; weighs 900 pounds. This horse ns a coll;
was a winner at bolh the fairs held in Grady county: a few years ago.
Will be in Cairo every Saturday at Crawford-Miller Co’s Stables.
Service $10.00.
Will be iu Cairo every Saturday Afternoon
H. J. WILLIS.
m (Oil mill THE BEST IH GROCERIES
COME TO US.
Your Table will be well supplied with the l est
the market allords if you buy your groceries and provisions
from us.
Your Bank Account will be amply safe
guarded because our prices are away down, ns low as po3i-
ble for groceries and provisions of quality, even lower than
they should be.
Your Health will he amply protected because
we sell only goods of known purity and excellence.
Your Appetite will be well satisfied because
we sell groceries of quality that possess an unusual nmount
of nutriment, and they are good to the taste.
Your Friends will remark on the excellence of your
cooking, for the goods wc sell, combined with your own
good sense, will produce a meal fit for the gods.
White & Stringer
The Leading Grocers
Loans! Loans! Loans!
. , i
^ e arc hotter prepared than ever, to offer the most'’ attractive
propositions on farm loans. Our companies are offering tho best terms
wc have ever had, both as to rates ot interest charged and as to terms
of payment. We can make you a loan for 5 years with only the inter
est payable annually, and with the privilege of paying principal back at
any interest paying period in sums of 8100 or mutiplcs thereof. We
can make you a loan for 7 or 10 years with interest only payable for 3
years, and principal divided into equal installments for the remaining
years during which the loan will run. Our rates of interest are from
• r > 1-2 to 8 per cent, depending on the amount of the loan and length of
term the loan runs. We have tho Best Terms to be found any
where. Wo can help you whip tho boll weevil. Now is the time tj
make your arrangements. Come to see UiS
BELL & WEATHERS,
CAIRO, GEORGIA