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FORECLOSURE BY ADVERTISE
MENT UNDER r’OWER
SALE:
Under and by virtue and power of
sale, contained In a certain Instrument
of writing, executed by Lewis &
Wright a co-partnership, composed
of J. H. Lewis and M. L. Wright, and
doing business under the said firm
name of Lewis & Wright, dated on the
16th day cf November 1907, and re
corded in the office of the clerk of
the Superior Court, of Ware County,
Georgia, in book number 6, of mort
gages, of said county^on page 109, the
undersigned will sell said property, at
public outcry, before the court honse
doors in said county during the' legal
hours of sale, to the highest and best
bidder for cash on the first Tuesday
in December 190S, the following des
cribed property, to wit:
One mile of 36 pounds, steel
(being 705G0 feet of rail) track, to
gether with bolts, plates, fastenings,
etc., used in laying same, said rail lying
and being on the tram road of Lewis
& Wright, in the county of Ware and
State of Georgia, at or near the town
of Glenrcore, and being the same steel
rail and fi^iursa and fastcali-sa pur
chased from G. W. Deen, and moved
from Astoria, in said county to the
present location.
For the purpose of paying principal,
interest and 10 per cent attorneys
the original land let number 120 in
the 8th district of said Ware county
Georgia, containing four and one-half
(4 1-2) afcrcs, more or less, and being
the land conveyed to said D. F. Kirk
land by H. ^lurpby by deed of Novem
ber 30th 1904, recorded in Book *‘Z”
folio 401, which is here referred to.
The two above described parcels of
land constitute a tract o^ nine (9)
acres, more or less, In the 8th district
of Ware county, Georgia.
For the purpose of paying principal,
interest and ten per cent attorneys’
fees on a certain promissory noto tor
$2,300.00 principal, besides interest and
ten per cent attorneys’ fees, said note
having been executed on August 14th,
1907, to the Bank of Waycross, by
F. A. Bates, and becoming due ninety
days after the execution thereof, and
bearing interest at the rate of eight
per cent per anum and stipulating
therein for the ^payment of ten per
cent attorneys*-*Tees provided said
note should be collected by law. The
total amount due on said note to date
of this foreclosure, including princi
pal, interest and ten per cent attor
neys’ fees being $2,776.67, together
with the costs of this foreclosure un
der power of sale given in said above
described instrument.
This October 28th, 1908.
A. M. KNIGHT and
A. P. BRANTLEY.
ten per cent, attorneys’ fees, being
Six Hundred, forty-eight and 36-100 j *-
($64S.35) Dollars, together with the ! •
costs of this foreclosure, under power $*f
of sale given in said above described I *
Instrument. J j*
This October 28th, 1908.
A. M. KNIGHT *nd
A. P. BRANTLEY.
Receivers for the Bank of Waycross.
on three certain promls.ory notea, Recclvor „ (or the Dl|Ilk 0( Waycro „.
aggregating the sum of $1,630.00, prin-
Ipal, besides Interest ana io per cent
attorneys fees, each note having, been
executed on November 16th 1908 by
said firm of Lewi, & Wright to the
Bank of Waycross, as follows: One
note for $300.00 becoming due on De
cember 16th 1907. one note for $600.00
becoming due on January 16th 1908
and one note for $730.00 becoming
due February ICth, 1908, each of said
three notes stipulating interest from
date at foe rate of 8 per cent per an
num and 10 per cent attorney fees. The
total amount due on said notes, to date
of this foreclosure, Including principal,
Interest and 10 per cent attorneys
fees, being $1,90«.B5. together with the
costs of this foreclosure under power
of sale given In said Instrument. Suld j
Foreclosure By Advertisement Under
°nwer of 8ale.
Under and by virtue and power of
sale contained In a certain Instrument
of writing, executed on the 6th day
of April 1906, by W. A. Price. Inez E.
Sharpe and S. E. Ellington to the
Bank of Waycross, and recorded In
book “C” of deeds, folio 3S4 in the
office of the clerk of tho Superior
Court of Ware County, Georgia, the
undersigned will sell at public outcry,
within the legal hours of sale, before
the court house door in sold county,
to the highest and best bidder for
cash on the first Tuesday In December GEORGIA—WARE COUNTY.
1908, the following described proper*
GEORGIA—WARE COUNTY.
Whereas, E. J. Berry, administra
tor on tho cstato of Mathias Lfnthl-
cum, deceased, represents to tho
court in his petition duly fllol and
entered of record that ho has fully
adminstered said estate.
This is therefore to cito all persons
concerned to show cause, if any they
can, why said administiator should
not be -discharged from hi» admini
stration and receive letters of dismis
sion in accordance with • the statute
in such cases made and provided.
This November 2nd, 1908.
Warren Lott, Ordinary.
SHERIFF’S 8ALE.
GEORGIA—\VA If.E COUNTY.
-Will be redd at tho court house
door in laid cornuy, on the first Tues
day in December 1908, within the leg
al hoinb of arle tc wit: Three more
uatles (two Lav mare mules, one
about six years old and one about five
years old, also one mouse colored
mule about six years old) each mule
being about fifteen hands high. Said
property being levied on as the prop
erty of Mrs. Cora Guthrie and D. C.
Carmichael, Issued on the 7th day of
September 1908, from the Superior
Court of Ware county, in favor Lewis
A Patterson against the said Mrs.
|’Corn Gtnbrle am! D. C. Carmichael, ‘
This the 5th day of November 1908.
A. WOODARD.
Sheriff.
rail, bolts, and fixtures are located at. J°-wit:
or near Olenmore In Ware county, All that part of original land lot
Georgia as above described and ..me I number two hundred and three (203)
will be delivered to the pnrchoaar atiin tho 8th land dlitrlct of Ware conn-
the place where the property la locat-.ty. Georgia, eltuated In what la known
ed This Novembor 6th. 1968. I as "New Waycroaa." and belqg a part
A. M. KNIGHT.
A. P. BRANTLEY.
Recelvcra for the Bank of 7,’aycroea.
For*clo*ure By Advertl-omcnt Under
Power of Sale.
Under and by virtue anJ power ol
Ule contained In a certain Instrument
of writing executed on tho 14th day of
August, 1907. by F. A. Bates and re
corded In tho otter ol the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Ware county,
Georgia. In book of mortgage* number
« of said county on page ninety, tb<
undersigned will *ell at public outcry
within the legal hourt of aale, before
the court house door In said county,
to tho highest and heat bidder for
caah, on the flrat Tuesday In Decem
ber, 1908, the following described
property, to.wit:
AH the following land or real estate
In Ware county. Oeorglo, via:
J. The cast half of lot number
twelve (12) of block (110) one hun
dred and twenty, beta* a part of or
iginal lot number one hundred and
twenty In the 8th dlatrlct of aald Ware
county, Georgia, containing- four and
one-half (4 1-2) acres, more or lean,
and being the land conveyed to D.
F. Kirkland by Mr*. ZolUe Stuart and
huiband, Geo. R. Stpart, by deed of
October 27th 1906, recorded In Book
•■cc Folio 4. which la here reterrea
2. Al*o tha wait half of lot of land
mother twelve (U) in Block one hun
dred and twenty (120), being part of
of the "Hobbs” property, and more
particularly described aa follows: I
Fronting seventy-eight and three
tenth! (78 3-10) feet on the west side
of Eads street and running back of
uniform width a distance of ono Hun
dred and seventy (170) feet to a Isne
which separates said property from
that of Johnson, Hawkins, Lowtner
and Wall. Said property Is bounded
on the north by land of J. B. Lewis
and Mra. L. Johnson, on the esst
by tho west Bide of Eads streot:
on the south by Lowther s lot
end on the west by the above men
tioned lone. It being tha purpoae
and Intention of the underelgnea to
soil all of the property described In
tbovo mentioned Instrument which
hss not been heretofore released oy
the Bank of Waycross or Its receive
For the purpose of paying the bal
ance duo aa principal, Interest and ten
per cent, attorneys' fees on a certain
fifteen hundred ($1,500.60) Jollar
promissory note, besides Interest and
ten per cent attorneys’ fees, sold
note having been executed on August
13th 1907 to the Bank of Weycrors by
W. A. Price. 8. E. Ellington and Inex
E. Sharpe and becoming due ninety
(96) dry* oiler the Jato of execution
thereof, boarlog Interest it the rat*
of eight per cent per annum from
date, and stipulating therein for tho
payment of ten per cent attorneys'
fees, provided said note should be col
lected by law. The total amount due
on said note to date of this foreclos
ure, Including principal, Interest and
Martha Jane Jordan, having mada
application for twelve months sup,
port out of the estate of John
Jordan, and appraisers duly appointed
to set apart the same having Hied
their return all persons concerned are
hereby required -to show cause before
the Court of Ordinary of bald cuunrv
on tho first Monday Id December 1908,
«hy sail application should not bo
granted. This the 5th day of Nov.
ember, 1903.
Warren Lott
Ordinary.
A CITIZENE38 HAS A WORD
ABOUT T HE COW8.
Dear Mr. Editor:—
I saw by your paper the other day
that the police were verv vlgllent In
enforcing the city ordinance In ke*F
lug boys nnJer olghten years of age
off the streets at nlghL
Now, If they would exercise the
same In enforcing the ordinance pro
hibiting tho cows from roaming the
streets at. night thoy would confer a
great favor on the citlten* generally,
especially those who. are compelled
by their business to walk home after
W ay cross Furniture Co,
Warren L. Hinson Gen. Mgr.
Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Art Squares, flattings,
Stoves, Ranges Etc.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Main Stores 21, 21 1-2, 23 & 23 1-2
Pendleton Street. WHOLESALE WARE-
H OUSES REMSHARTAND PARKER ST.
Phonographs, Records
And Supplies.
W I. HWSOW & ~Q.,
IWPZRTHKZnS,
W. L. HINSO>:, D. J. HICKS,
Licensed Embr In*ers, ‘Phones 413 91
Chapel & Sample Rooms
22 Pendleton Street.
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MORE MEN KILLED IN
PEACE THAN IN WAR.
Records of tho war department show
that In tha civil war the total num
ber of those killed on both sides was
150,060. Comparing this with the
number of those who are killed In tha
United States, on the baala of the cen
sus of 1900, we find that In theiK. pi
ping times of pet to the country kills
in four years 80,000 more persons than
all who fell In battle or died from
wounds on both tides In the war of
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sidewalk, their resting place 1. qu.t. "* *“"“"* ,rer * ^, tb “
evident In the morning, and those w * lo,t ,B 0Br w » r wllh 8 '* ln ' u
' . ” ” hss, been pointed out that the coal
who has none to the exoonse of nutt- ■’ u
, , * , “ WWW* vw new* of Pennsylvania furniah an in-
In* uown pavings to Improve tho ap-
pearanco of tho city, and adJ to the Ju ‘! rl * B “ ,.„ Rlin '
comfort, of tho pedeet.-i.ns. do not w * U, " B * ,‘ w ‘“ “
feel any great satisfaction by so do- ra “ )r JT 5
I . fence In both tho French and English
If I were a man I certainly would *™ 1 *' lB ‘ B * Crt “**“ Th * r *
not vote for any candidate for Mayor *"> mor * km * 4 ,Bd woan ' 1 *' 1 , our
or Alderman who would not agree rallied, every year than wore .te n
to support an ordinance prohibitin') ln *• Boer w * r 00 1)01,1 * 14 ** ,B
our beautiful city remaining ■ bam tBre * Y*»ra.
yard Indefinitely. « i
CiUxenen. *r RUAD THE WANT ADS. 1
ROOT WILL ACCEPT THE
8ENATOR8HIP PROM N. Y.
Washington, Nov. IT.—Socmtnrv
Root made the statement In which ho
•aid be did not think the office of Uni
ted States senator ought to be given
to s man because he wsnts It but If
the legislature of New York feela be
can render a useful servlco to the
slate and country In tho senate and
calla him to that office be will accept.
70,000 Attended Jubilee.
Rome, Nor. 10.—70,000 persons Jam
med their way Into St Peters today
to celebrate the priesthood Jubilee of
Pope Plus. Many women folnted ln
the cruah. Several were Injured
and their gowns were tom sway.
Archbishop Glenn, of 8t. Louis, and
Bishop Epallen were present
London, Nov. 17.—The House of
Commons todsy decided that Lord
Fairfax, a member of tho famous Vir
ginia family, had established bis
claim to a seat among the Pears. Al- •
though Albert Kirby Fairfax fought j
for the recognition of bla right to s’
title, he' remains In America and will ’
continue as a member of s Wall)
Street brokerage firm.
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