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THE BANK OF ELLIJAY
STATE DEPOSITORY
SAM TATE, President E. T. HUDSON, Cashier
R. L. McCLAIN, V. President DOW HAMRICK. Asst, easier
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Arriving and Departing
Time at liliijay. Ga,
hiiri uve .suiuiaj, June 27th, 1920
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Local News j
j
Rev Burton Banks,.of the west
side, was in Eliijay Tuesday, on
business.
Judge R. J - Goble has purebas
ed a new Ford car from the Mc
Han Motor Co.
Remember Saturday, the tenth
the property oi Shippen Brothers
Lumber compay wdl be sold
Mr. Walter Frazier has purchas
ed a five passenger touring car
from the local agent, McHan
Motor Co
Mr. and Mrs. J. H Jackson and
son Howard Tabor Jackson, art
visiting Mrs. Jackson’s parents
in Ellijay this week.
Mr James W. Sensley, Tax Col¬
lector of. Gilmer county, was up
from Coosawattee district, in his
car, this week
Miss Afinie Conner was happily
married to Mr. Lewis Logan last
Monday The town boys gave
the newly weds a hearty serenade
Monda, night.
For Rent or Sale—Farm Smiles
from Ellijay- Also wane to hire a
good farm h,and.
H. M- Ellington.
Rev. E. B Aycoek, will fill his
regular appointment at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church next Sun
day. both morning and evening
A cordial invitation to attend those
services, is extended to the pub
lie
t'OLEY EIMLvY FILL.
VOR RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS ANO SLADDEF
The Only Sale Way
To ITour
Get Eyes
correctly fitted
It must be done by a specialist—one with knowledge
of the human eye and one who has had practical experi¬
ence.
Dr J. P. Parks, oi Atlanta
Highly Recommended
He has given many years of constant study and work
to this one line, is careful in making examinations and will
fit your eyes with just the glass that is needed to relieve
the strain.
SR. J. P. PARKS WILL BE HERE SATURDAY, MAR, 3.
at the Cole Drug Co s., store and will be glad to have you
call for free consultation. He guarantees his work and his
prices are reasonable This means expert service right at
your home.
Local News
Dr J P. P <rks ihe e* e special,
est. will be a' Cole’s Drug Store
tomorrow, Suturdav. M>r 3rd.
Mr. Charley C, Cox has bought
a new Ford car from the McHan
Motor Co and is also havihg light¬
ening rods put on his new brick
dwelling
Mr John M Garrett, of Edijay,
had as his appreciated guest, his
brother Will Garrett, of Carte
cay last Monday night
Mr. A E Edwards, mayor of
East Ellijay has resigned He
now goes to Hayesville, N 0 , to
engage in the dogwood timber
business. His family will remain
here
LOST—Black and tan Begal
hound dog. Last seen on Town
Creek. Finder will please return
to John Wilson Talking R ck.
Still in the Market
Notwithstanding the reports to
the contrary, circulated by our
friend? we are still in the market
for ail kinds of crossties for which
we will pa, the highest market
price either in cash or trade
Mixed oak Flo 5—85c- White
oak No. 5—$1.20. We also carry
a pretty fair line of groceries,
novelties, notions and dry goods,
priced under today ’s market. If
iou. fail to get in touch with us
we both lose.
We are closing out our stock of
shoes at, and below cost.
Don’t be over charged, but
come to us, whose life motto has
been “a square deai ’
Yours for truth and honor,
J. E Stembridge & Son
Eiia Gap, Ga.
fifes' S i !”$
pig}.
Resolutions Adopted By
P "T A Association
Whereas, good health is most
Sohool "*•*> aa well as tt tne °* r
and prosperity ot our people gen- j
erally, and
Whereas, our citizenry has
grown careless and negligent in
respect to health conditions in the
town and community, and,
Whereas, many things hereof
have been brought to the atten¬
tion of this associction by person¬
al obaervation and otherwise
which may be easily corrected by
and with the cooperation of the
citizens, city officials and physi
in an unsanitary condition, not
due to an abuse by it occupants,
but by reason of the dirt accu
lation, spit and old tobacco chews
in and on the old carpet whic has
been there for manv years, and j |
Whereas, some sf the toilets,
stables, hog pens and other out;
buildings are at times found in i j
a very dangerous and unsanitary
condition especialli in summer
season, breeding flies which j sj I
probably , , of . the , if not|
one worst,
the very wo st pests which we
h >ye to cortend with, and
wise endangering the lives and
health of our people and the pub¬
lic generally, and
Whereas the public streets,
side walks and alleys are gener¬
ally left littered with paper and
trash, various kinds of decaying
matter which render them un
sightly . and , unsanitary, . and ,
very (
'' hereas, cigarettes and ciga
rette paper have been promis
ciously sold, given away or other¬
wise furnished young and grow¬
ing boys, it being a very common
thing to see very young boys
much under the teen ages smok¬
ing cigarettes. While the mem
bers of this association deplore ■
1
he manufacture, sale and vse of
intoxicating liquors as a very
serious detriment to health and
morals, yet we believe the use of
cigarettes, especially by young
boys to oe an even worse menace,
and
Whereas, there is a too common
practice of careless spitting in
and on the floors of public build-1
mgs, churches, scores, sidewalks!
and other public places which I
tends to the spread of disease 1
and especially thae worst of ali
diseases tuberculasus. We call
he attention of the public to the
statistics and advise of our bent!
physicians which should awaken;
our people to special action in this j
particular, ar.d
Whereas in the opinion of this
a;soeiation; the present method?:
n watnr supply could be greatly j
i * proved owing to our natural
resources. The city of Ellijay
could wrterand be supplied sewerage with system uo to-date at a] j
cost which would not burden the 1
citizens and tax pa ers of a town
of its size and wealth, and
Whereas, we believe our citi¬
zens can be awakened to volun
tary action in making Ellijay a
clean, healthful and inviting place
in which to live and
Wnereas. in the event the much !
needed reform can not be volun 1
tarily had, SECTION 32 of the | .
Georgia laws of 1909, incorpora-1
ting and the city of Ellijay. author |
izes empowers the mayor and i
aliWmpn alaerm n tap,., ta nass and ana adop„ adnnt an -mu .
and ad ordinances that may be
deemed necessary and proper to
the peace, security, welfare
health, good government and
convenience of said city and to
punish for violation thereof.
Therefore, be it resolved by the
Parent-Teacher’s Association, at
its regular meeting assembled
I That, we respectfully re
quest those having rnarge of
public buildings and public places
to have inspection made and
where even and when ever found
to be unsanitary to put the same
in sanitary condition
That, we respectfully ask the
cbizens of the town to cooperate
with this association towards
eleminating the dangers arising
from toilets, hog pens, stables,
out buildings and premises gen
erally which have heretofore been
kept in an unsanitary condition-
We faver the supplying of disen*
feetants, recommended by the
Roard of Health- and the r m >v
ing from
premises, streets, Aileys, side
walks and other public places in
jj go me convenient place for
removing
3. That this association con
deinns the v use of ,,7° cigarettes ‘ as
detrimental j , • i . , healtn, especially
thL'afsocSn'souSa'’“not/of
warning to any and all person?
against the violation of a state
law which imposes a penalty for
furnishing, in any way or man
ner. cigarettes and cigarette pa
pers to minors.
4- That we recommend con¬
tinued agitation and propaganda
premises
5. That this association, indi
vidually and collectively, tendei
the mayor and city officials oui
aid anti sympathy in tae enforce
ment of the laws of the city and
ask that such additional ordinan
ce3 ma , be panged and adopted
as will best serve the interest of
the public
6 That, we respectful!, request
ma or * m rs hail, aldermen
and physicians and the public
generally to meet with this asso
c i a tion on February 23 r .l at three
o'clock p m.. at school building*
purpose of discussing and
formulating plans and method?
lnokirg to the best interest of
every citizen and especially tne
school-
7. That, we heartily endorse
the work of the State Board of
Health and especial!', that branch
its activities known as the Coun
cil of Health and Public Health
Education, which is doing so much
f or the public in the way of health
education We unanimously ac
cept its teachings tender our aid
and sympathy and with thaokfu 1
hearts express to it our appreci
ation for its great work.
8 That we most earnestly re
quest our physicians ar.d dentist
to organize themse'ves into a lo
c? H’^clth 1 Council Education, of Health as_sumng jind Public them
of the 3% mpathy and cooperation
of this association in this a noble
work.
Respectfully submitted
J. L. Weaver
Mrs A F Johnston
Miss Winnie Holden
Committee
BILIOUSNESS-SICK HEADACHE,
call for an Nt Tablet, (a vegetable
operient) to tone end strengthen
the organa of digestion and elimi¬
nation. Improves Appetite, Reliever
Constipation.
Get a Used/or over
25 * Bo *
Druqcjis^ Your
[Chips off ihe OM Block
N? JUHIO N 8—- Little t-Ra
One-third the regular dose. Made
of same Ingredients, then candy
coated. For children and adults.
Free Flower Seeds
You will be glad to know that Has
ting3’, “The South’s Seedsman,” will
give away about 2,000,000 packets of
seed of the South’s most popular flow
era this spring,
There is nothing in the home that
can c °mpare with rich colored flowers,
They brighten us all up and make any
house attractive. You can’t plant too
many flowers and this opportunity to
get Shirley Poppies, Everlasting Flow
ers, Zinnias, Cosmos and Mexican Burn
ing Bush absolutely free, is certainly to
be welcomed by all readers of tbii?
paper.
You can get thrtn! Just write to
Hastings’ for the new 1923 Catalog. It
tells you how to get flower seeds free.
It has 109 pages of beautiful photo¬
graphic pictures and correct descrip¬
tions of garden flower and field seeds,
bulbs and plants, and also is full of
helpful Information that is needed
almost dally in every Southern home.
It’s the most valuable seed book ever
published and you will be mighty glad
you’ve got it. Just write and ask for
the new Catalog.
H. G. HASTINGS CO,
Atlanta, Ga.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
©ASTQRIA
j FI RST BAPTIST CHURCH
ELLIJAY, GA.
.
School 10 A- M- !
Morning Worship II A. M- !
Evening Meeting 6:30 P. M.
r G, - (- (i- ' Ward, Pastor.
i NOTICE—In iwi.v/u ah the vut 7th ivu District ^iot.hv.v
; an( j 2nd section, land lot No 1851
i on have which the Shi ™ en Lumber Co j
advertised the lumberingj
rights, belongs to me Neither j
the land nor the timber interest :
Other belongs to this company or any j
compay. j
C. W. Whitener. (
NOTICE—To whom it may con J
in the IOih District and 2nd
section of Gilmer county and 1 j
forbid the sale ot the same'
S. A Clonts. :
NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES- !
The land lot No. 53 in Gilmer coun- !
ty in the5ih District and 2nd sec-j
lion that Shippen Brothers Lumb j
er Company have advertised foi !
sale, belongs to John E 'Chastain !
and I have a full chain of title?
irom the drawee up The-samt
have been on recoid in Gilmei
county for over nineteen years.
John E- Chastain
NOTICE—Fifteen acres, more
or less, of land lot No. 209, adver¬
tised for sale in the forclosure oi
Shippen Brothers Lumber comp
any, belongs to J. II Allen. Al¬
so 40 acres, more or less of land
lot No 216 on which timber rights
are advertised for sale, belongs to
me together with all timber on
the said forty acres
J. H. Allen.
NOTICE—Land lots Nos 76,79
and 75 in the 6th District and 2nd
-section, advertised for"sale in the
toreelosure of Shippen Brothers
Lumber Company, belong to J
W. Cla> ton and M. S. Clayton,
who forbid the'sale of same.
J. W • Clayton
NOTICE—Land lot No. 68, in
the 6th District and 2nd section,
advertised for sale in the toreclos
ure of Shippen Brothers Lumber
Company, belongs to n^e, and the
sale of same is hereby forbidden.
L M Hagin.
NOTICE—I own I2O acres of
land lot 234 in the 10'h Dislrct
tod 2nd section Gilmer county,
ia , 90 acres of which is adver
ti ed lor sale by the Sbippen Lum
her Co . and this will notify those
interested that no one has any
right, title or claim to the land or
timber on mv I2O acres.
Thus. R Hardwick.
NOTICE—To whom it may con¬
cern : Land lot No 67 in the 7lh.
District and 2nd section, adver
tised for sale for state and county
taxes in Fannin county as the
property ot Shippen Bros Lumb¬
er Co., belongs toj. W. dVishon,
who holds a clear chain of titles.
J-W Wishon
NOTICE---40 acres, more or’ess
0 land lot No 272 in the 7ch Diet,
and Zed section which the Ship
pen Brothers Lumber Company
have advertised for sale, belongs
to Mrs, Nancy Bearden and I for
bid it to be sold.
Mrs. Nancy Bearden. Pisgah. Ga.
NOTICE—All of lot of land No.
303 in the 7th District and 2nd
section of Gilmer county belongs
to me, except 15 acres. The afore
said land lot being advertised for
sale by Shippen Brothers Lumber
Company. Also lot 273 in the
seventh and second belongs to me
and my neighbor. 50 acres of said
lot being advertised by same
lumber company
J. C. Stanley.
NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES—
Io acres more or less of land lot
81 in northwest corner, belongs to
me. I *f oi bid the sale of same as
advertised by Shippen Brothers
Lumber Co.
Roxio J. Smith, Osborn
• ’• •+•**?*r~-* -*• n
In the District Court of the Unite®
States for the Northern District*
of Georgia.
WILLIAM H. SANDFORD A)
CHARLES S. RUSSEL, )
Complainants, > No. 210.
vs.
SHIFFKN brothers ). In Equity.
LUMBER COMPANY )
Defendant. )
WHEREAS, at a term of the
District Court of th • United states
for tue Northern District of Ge»r
g i a heldat the City ,,f Atlanta in
the state ot Georgia, on the ninth
day oi December, m2, a decree
was entered in the above entitled
suit foreclosing the mortgage of
said defendr nt, Sbippi-n llrothera
Lumber Company mentioned and
described in said con,plaint’s bill
of complaint; and
II HEKEAS, it io iii-icundcr or
=====
Shippen Brothers Lumber Com
puny in the State of Georgia and
its estates, right, title, interest
and equity of redemption therein
shal1 bu sold :
A!l l * R ' se trueis or paroels oflaml
1>,ug UUli bt5iu * iu Ull,,!er Couuty,
Georgia, aud^ being 4<J Land *G Luts ID,
> i<J . a ‘«
47 ’**“’ ^ <JU ' Uti
*
122, 18, 2U, 46, 48, ii;j, oG, y-j, and
124 111 ti,e sixtli District ai,u Ftrab
ejection of said Gilmer Comity»
and couqirieiug in all 448U uertu;
(2) Aiso Laud Lois 8, 9, 29, ‘41,
42 , 311, 267 , 209, 44, 72, 74 270,
,
303*305,309, 105,5,0,7, 10, 11,
19,30, 32; 70, 73, 101, 272 , 304,
3U3, 310, and au undivided ouo
uail interest 111 Lot No. 07, all of
tlie bixtL Diainci and said becond
section of Gilmer County, and
comprising 5040 acres.
(3) Also Land Lots No. 15, l(j.
17, 47, 53, and an uudiviued ouu
tialf merest in Lot No. 68, all of
the Fitth District aud bwoond Seo¬
ul said Gilmer County, comprising
880 acres,
(4) Also Land Lots 83, 133, 109,
.192, 203, 207, 209, 188, 220,
2 yi. 203, 282, 290, 299, 298, 8i5,
2,6, 279, 277, 276, 295, 300, 264
241,322,117, 130,162, 165, 15
170. 189, 225, 220, 227, 242, 201
202,265, 280. 270, 297, 310, and un
uudiviued one half interest iu Lot
No. 290, all ot the seventh Dis¬
trict aud Second Section of eaid
Gilmer County, and comprising in
ali 7120 acres.
(5) Also Land L as 199,285,183,‘
278, 179, 113, 17(5, 141, 20 0 , 22V,
Z05, 228 , 241, 204, 220, 240, 2o5.
230, all ut tiie twenty Huh D.s
'«-t and beOuod oecllou ul s.». i
Gnuier County
fo) Also Lund Lots 190. 92, 309,
and 120 acres northeast ot tiie
creek of land Joe 110, ail ot the
eleventh District aud Second Sec¬
tion of said Gilmer Gouiitj and
comprising in all 040 acres more or
less.
G) Aiso Laud Lots 24, 4V, 02,
38, 7 1, 74, 107. 42, 02, 70, bo, 80,
A8S, 88, 03, 2, 21, 37, 40, 84, 73,
87, and 4i9, ail ol lue Tenth Die
trust and oecond bectiou of said
tinnier (Jouuty aud comprising iu
all 3680 acres.
(8) Also uaud Lots 50, 59, 149,
440, lo, 10, 48, 65, 67, 114, ltft,
20, bo, 44, 22, 49, 60, 143, llo, a.l
01 the twenty oixtn District ana
oeoouu oectiou of said Uiliner
uouuty and comprising in uli 3040
acres.
(9) Aiso Laud Loos 49, 83, 84,
and 96, all ol tiie 1‘weuty Fuuriij
District auu oecoun bectiou 01 saiu
uiiuier oounty and comprising m
all 040 acres.
B
(1) All those tracts or parcels of
tana lyiug aud being .in Murray
Couuiy, Georgia, aud being Land
Lots 403, 104, 100, 107, 111, 113,
109, 110, 108,141, allot the 25td
District aud 2ud bectiou of said
Murray Bounty aud comprising iu
ali 1600 acres.
(2) Also Land Lots 187, 21.(1118
1’78, U49, ‘150, 151/285, *286, 113,
134, 135, 186, 153, 150, 50, 59, 87,
98, 95, 129, 155, 171, 190, 195, 196
194, 94, 211, 291, 80*1, 800, 175,
217, 218, and all in the 26th Dis¬
trict and 2nd Section ot said Mur.
.
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