Newspaper Page Text
% | Legal Advertisements . *
NOTICE OF TAX LEVY.
Georgia—Newton, County:
Board of Commissioner of Roads and
Revenues of Newton county, in regular
session on this, the 3rd day of Septem¬
ber 1918.
It is ordered by I. W. Meadors, sole
( emmissioner of Roads and Revenues
in said county that the following taxes
lie levied and collected on each dollar
of taxable property, both real and per¬
sonal, subject to taxation, for the year
1018, as follows,- to-vvit:
(1.) To pay the legal indebtedness
©f the county due and to become due
during this- year, or past due, the sum
of one-fourth of one-mill on each dollar
or 2 1-2 cents on each $100.00.
(2.1 To build or repair court house
or jail, bridges or ferries, or other pub¬
lic improvements, according to con¬
tract. tlie sum of four mills on each
dollar or 40 cents on each $100.00.
(3.) To pay coroners all fees that
may l>e legally due them by the county
for holding inquests, the sum of one
tenth of one mill on each dollar, or one
cent on each $100.00.
(4.1 To pay sheriff’s, jailor’s, <>’
other officers’ fees that they may be
legally entitled to out of the county,
the sum of four-tenths of one mill on
each dollar or four cents on the $100 -
00 .
(5.) To pay the expense of the
county for bailiffs at courts, non-resi¬
dent witness fees in criminal eases
fuel, servants, hire, stationery and the
like, the sum of four-tenths of one mi'l
on each dollar or four cents on the
$ 100 00 • 1
. .
(6.) To pay jurors their per diem,
the sum of seven-tenths of one mill on
t ach dollar or seven cents on the $100 -
00 .
(7.1 To pay for the care of tiie
county paupers, the sum of seven-tenths
CONSERVATION AND PAINT
Destruction of your property by fire is a remote improbability; destruction
by decay and neglect a certainty. You are carrying fire insurance which only pro¬
tects against possible loss, but does not prevent fire, while paint
affords positive protection against decay and depreciation.
Never before in the history ot our country has painting been of greater importance than right now.
You should paint not only to beautify your property, but above everything to conserve and protect it. Economic as well
as patriotic reasons prompt you to refrain from building, for men and material are needed in tbe construction *
of ships and implements of war. The next best thing for you to do is to repaint and refinish
your property— inside and outside—for good paint prolongs tbe life of your property,
increases the value and adds to its appearance.
Partial List Of
Pee Gee Finishes:
Mastic Paint for house exteriors.
Pee Gee Flatkoatt for interior walls.
Pee Gee Factrilite for mill interiors.
Pee Gee China Enamel for woodwork.
Pee Gee Specification Varnishes.
Pee Gee Penetrating Dystain.
Pee Gee Automobile Finishes.
Pee Gee Creo Stain for Shingle Roofs.
Pee Gee Adamant Floor Paint.
Pee Gee Wagon and Implement Paint.
Pee Gee Portlanite for Concrete.
Pee Gee Blue Ribbon Family Paint.
Pee Gee. Semi-Paste Roof and Barn Paint.
Call at this store for Free Paint Books, Color Cards and Estimates
Piper Hardware Company, Covington, Ga
NEWS, COVINGTON, GA„ THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 12, 1918
of one mill on each dollar, or seven
cents on the $ 100 . 00 .
(8.1 For the road fund of said coun¬
ty to be used and expended for the pm
pose of laying salaries and wages <
employees, working, improving and re¬
pairing the public roads as provided by
law, the sum of four mills on each dol¬
lar, or forty cents on the $100.00.
(9. > To pay any other lawful charge
against the county, the sum of two
tenths of one mill on each dollar, or
two cents on the $100.00.
(10.) And in addition to the above
there shall levied and collected for
the public school fund of said county
on all property subject to taxation, out¬
side of the Town of Mansfield and the
City of Covington, the sum of thrt
mills on each dollar, or 30 cents on the
$100.00, as recooimened by the Board
of Education of said county.
The foregoing items making in the
aggregate the sum of 13.75 mills or
$1.37 1-2 cents on the $100.00 on all
property outside of the Town of Mans¬
field and the City of Covington, and
l(i.75 mills on each dollar, or $1.07 1-2
cents on the $100.00 on all property in¬
side the Town of Mansfield, and the
City of Covington, and is for county
purposes, as aforesaid, for the year
1918.
It is further ordered that this order
lie placed on the minutes of this Board
and published in the Covington News
once a week for foiir weeks; that a
copy b e posted on the bulletin at the
court house door for thirty days; and a
copy be furnished to the tax collector
of said county as required by law.
This September 3, 1918.
I. W. MEADORS,
Commissioner of Roads and Reve¬
nues of Newton County.
C. C. KING, Clerk. 9-26-4
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Court, July Term,
1918.
H. L. Sargent
vs.
Della Sargent
>jo, 13 In Newton Superior
To Della Sargent:
The defendant, Della Sargent, is
hereby notified that on the 15th day of
May, 1918, H. L. Sargent filed his pe¬
tition for. total divorce against said de¬
fendant, Della Sargent, returnable to
the July Term, 19*8, of Newton Su¬
perior Court, and at said term of said
court an order was passed directing
service on said defendant by publica¬
tion. Said defendant is hereby re¬
quired to ^>e and appear at the Septem¬
ber term 1918, ot Newton Superior
Court to be held in and for said county
on the third Monday in September,
1918, to answer said petition. As in
default of such appearance tbe court
wid proceed as to justice will apper¬
tain. Witness the Honorable Charles
W. Smith, Judge of said court, this
22nd day of July, 1918.
8-22-4t C. O. NIXON, Clerk,
Newton Superior Court.
PETITION FOR DIV ORCE.
• -
Nq. 37. Suit for divorce, Newton Su¬
perior court, July Term, 1918.
Mae Sutherliu,
vs. Service by Publication'
Henry Sutherliu
To Henry Sutherliu:
It being made to appear, by the en¬
try of the Sheriff of said county and
the affidavit of the plaintiff, that you
are a non-resident, residing beyond the
limits of said State: You are hereby
notified to be and appear at the next
term of Newton Superior Court, to be
held in and for said county on the
third Monday in September, 1918,
either in person or by an attorney, to
answer this complaint, or the court will
proceed as to justice will appertain.
Witness the Honorable Charles W.
Smith, Judge of said court. This Au
gust 5, 1918. C. O. NIXON,
8-29-4 Clerk Superior Court
'I ~ ‘
.
, . ' . . ¥ ,. ‘1.
’ ‘ ‘ 1- "y ,‘ H.
,
‘. _ » t ‘ IL .; 3 L' , ,; ’2‘ ,
:1: V _
'3 ' 1,.- i '3 ,
. , .,A{
. ., . ‘. 3‘1 . _. ;
" >
- ,, “THE-M" '~- ;:=_
‘ '. ""x, «:1
'
,. - a ,- .
. a
'. i '1 “ , 1-K -:";«‘1; '1 '. :‘."e*..'."'~:v..-., (1‘ -' H‘ u”, .-.~ ‘ __.“- ’ ‘, ‘,_
- ' 5."! , ». ;
. . . , , u '. .
N § , ' <: "L”? "Alf, , «, - , ‘f- »~ 12'" , yang , i * j”? . =: 3&1 ,ll' 9'}: (aw-m ‘42: ,, "11‘ my; figs”. *. , , ".2 ,.;,- .5. 1" . ‘
, ‘1
f ' I" “l ,- ‘r‘ 331W“ s “3'2 17".: ~ " . . -~ -'.‘j:"""4-y,:.1 u; " f. v’ ‘ .‘ i ‘.
‘ ' ‘ z ' yf
, .- , .
, - , l - ' x ,v r‘ ' i _,, 4. ; d ".5 ».- , " , ' :’ . “,4 '-:\‘~,‘,_:V»W ‘ ‘: ' . '4- flit? '1' Him-7” ., r37. v. .1 » ",1, I} ,
, . .. . ""- z“. ‘ ,, . {fir-t ‘1’”- {3 =.. a
3r ' .
(I) X‘ “r '1 ‘ .134? f" .‘ -?
' "é 5&2.
H . .4 3 t} _, . A. .’ '7 > W“ . (if: 3“ L ’ 3?” ".4. 7- £1 -, w, -‘ ‘1” Ll .'
- 23741 2
A I ‘ ' I ,“‘1"'.°v-'."A‘Y“ 5“"..‘v. . - ""1 , :4, T 37’,- -:‘.*. ‘
I u" 15~=‘i1-'4""4“ .. ._ JWI' ’ [34H 1.25- '1 -;_ ,
- * inf? --L r ' Q 'f -- , ”4.2-“ :3;
~ .
., . . .U
V - ‘ ,- #5:}. — A”; $4 ‘3' - I.. - '> l A . v. 'A'x :1 «' » .r‘.) I, "‘
V .’ '” .1:x‘~. 44'“ “<11”, kw a ’ "-g‘; I - 9 ,;)., n x m1 _,., 71‘1"”, .- w;
., -
. « $2.}- gm
. :‘r “;I>fi‘,z
.
. x; 'é.-EX I’.H"_) vi - '7' . ' ,3. ,ul‘j' ’ _ ‘ *‘t’i‘cfi’h' £1. ‘ a
'i W 4.“ ' ‘V" ' ‘ ii
- ,
‘ 2-in-7 " '2» r 'V " "- .- ."I '5 15':- ul'r‘ $1,... :; ‘ ‘ij’w‘. ‘
x ‘ - - .
-. 6 '23,;- xa ‘ srr- .. .r , i ‘ ., ' _ v , r -‘- "-4,; M33 fl» xv:- .5 , If ,, . 5' «53,. ‘ax: rim - .V - .
. «an, "-,-‘.,=‘ ., , ‘s s, « ‘
" v ""5“ 'I;.- Ep,‘ ';‘73;lf‘ > ”$135!!! t f,» N g; ' .' M- I" T'N‘V’i 1‘ .5 '.> .1455: *5_ ‘ 4, ; '-'..-' J1 a},.. ",-‘ (, r . 5,‘ -
. : fl ’
.- ‘ g .
‘
‘. ' 9’ ' -.'- 4- ‘,“L'.’Ani:.v' .4 . .-. ,> 1' 1. u ,
-
"(13“; ' ¢ 15 1's“ ‘ " ,' 395,; 4 U
'. -- .,- ‘ 1' J _
. . $435.] .- y ’L ,- -.--' V , - : , . . = , » , W f. #46 u ,
s x M. Q ,; ‘ari . ' _ 7- ‘ H ,
- _.
4¥ « ‘ ‘L‘ . . A.‘ l‘)““,qrx n4 _ ‘-‘ - . ‘ > .1
- . '
. - ,.
There Is a Pee Gee Finish
For Every Purpose .
FOR DISMISSION.
State of Georgia—Newton county:
j b. Robinson and O. N. Stanton,
administrators on the estate of Jerry
Epps, late of said county ,deceased, rep¬
resent in their petition duly filed of
record that the> hav e fully admin¬
istered the estate of said deceased,.and
pray to be hence dismissed.
This is therefore, to cite all iiersoiis
concerned, both kindred and creditors,
to show cause, if any they can, why
said petition should not be granted, and
»auie will he heard on the first Monday j
in October next, 1918. This Septem¬
ber 3, 1918. A. D. MEADOR,
9-2U-4 Ordinary. j
lor Letters of Administration.
State of Georgia—Newton county: J
Arch Fincher bus applied to me for j
letters of administration to issue to C. j
U. Nixon, Clerk of Superior Court of
said county, on the estate of Zeal Par¬
ker, late of said county, deceased, and
this is therefore to cite all persons con¬
cerned to show cause, if any they can,
why said application should not be
granted, and same will he heard on the
last Monday in October next, 1918.
his September 3, .-.918
A. D. MEADOR,
9-26-4 Ordinary.
EXECUTION OF TITLE.
State of Georgia—Newton County:
Babe Hendrech has applied to me .o
estate of r. t. Daniel, to execute to
him good and sufficient titles to certain
land of which he holds bond for atie,
alleging.he has paid in full all purchase
money due on said land. To said exec
utrix: All persons concerned are here¬
by notified to show cause, if any they
can. why said application should not
be granted and same will be heard on
the first Monday in October next, 1918.
This September 3. 1918.
, A. D. MEADOR,
8-26-4 Ordinary.
Ask For These
Free Paint Books
“Homes And How To Paint Them”
Contains many beautiful illustrations of attrac¬
tively painted homes, shows floor plans, gives also
specifications information how to select the right colors,
for painting roofs, barns, buggies,
wagons, implements, refinishing woodwork and
floors.
“The Modem Method Of Decorating”
This beautifully illustrated 48-page book of gives the
full information and practical suggestions
latest and best ideas on the decoration of interior
walls and ceilings. It shows a number of rooms in
color designed by leading artists, giving effects exact
specification for obtaining harmonious color
with Pec Gee FLATKOATT.
“The Modern Method of Finishing Wood’
If you are intending to build or refinish your
home, this illustrated booklet will be of great help
to you. It tells all about the most suitable woods,
and contains 20 color plates of finished wood pan¬
els. It gives practical advice how to take care of
your floors and woodwork.
FOR DISMISSION.
State of Georgia—Newton county :
Mrs. Julia R. Bowman, administra¬
trix on the estate of J. P. Hanna, Jr.,
late of said county, deceased, in her pe¬
tition duly filed of record that she has
fully administered said estate, and
prays to be hence dismissed. This is
therefore to cite all persons concerned
to show cause, if any they can, why she
should not b e dismissed as prayed for,
and same will be heard on the first
Monday in October next. 191*8. This
September 3, 1918.
A. D. MEADOR,
9-20-4 Ordinary.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
All persons indebted to the estate of
the late J. B. Meador are requested to
make immediate payment of same at
All persons holding claims
against said estate will present them in
q lu > f 0 nn for payment.
I. W. MEADOR
J. M. ROGERS.
Executors. Covington, Ga.
Estate of T B. Meador, deceased.
Apply at The News office for
clubbing rates with weekly, tri¬
weekly and semi-weekly news¬
papers.
FARMS FOR SALE IN THE CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY,
We have a number of farms for sale in the Chattahoochee
Valley, in vicinity of Dothan, Southwest Alabama. These farms
are 40-80-100 acres, up to 2,000. Any sized place desired. In this
j Chattahoochee Valley section every Southern crop grows abundant,
j |y. The 1917 crops in this (Houston) county, together with live
j s t oc k, amounted to about $10,000,000.00. Live stock shipments
nearly 750 car loads. Complete marketing system here—Grain
Elevator, Mixed Feed Mills, Peanut Crushing Plants, Syrup Re
finery, Canning Plant, Pickling Plant, Live Stock Yard, etc.—Cash
markets for every thing raised and produced. Prices of land are
very reasonable and liberal terms of payment if desired.
For further information write— j
SMITH & MORGAN,
Real Estate and Farm Lands
FOR RENT,
Eight horse farm, 30
bottom; four ^ a
horse farm; ffll
horse farm, good pasture *
convenient " to W. school H. and ch «,,7
BROWN, Jersey,
Q a *
The
Advertised Article
is one in which the mer.
chant himself has imn irit
faith—else he will not ad
vertise it. You are safe in
patronizing chants whose the met.
ads appear
in this paper because their
goods shop are up to date and
not worn. : ; .
