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meld property. _
ALSO at the mime time end piece e _
certain tract or parcel ot land. In the
amountinc to $114.(4. principal,
$15.76, Interest, and fifty cents costs,
which said execution was Issued cov
ering the unpaid assesment (or ce
ment sidewalk In front of said prop*
2' s.’rsj’ss:as> ss, ~ .rir-in
side of Williams street, 100 feet east
from the southeast corner of Wil
liams and OH more streets. Said prop
erty being levied on as the property
of John W. Bennett* by virtue of an
execution Issued on the 14tb day of
May. 1912. by J. W. Strickland. Clerk
of Council, In favor of the City of
Waycross. against John W. Bennett
amounting to $27.93, principal, $5.11
aide*of "D" street, and being located ° 6or * 1 *' teln * loc4ted •» the north ‘ interest, and fifty cents cost*, which
the current of said Appalachia River i
down to the line of Walton and Oconee!
counties; thence following the line'
between Walton and Oconee counties,
to the common corner of Walton.
Jackson and Oconee counties; thence
following the line between Jackson
and Oconee counties to the Clarke
county line dividing Oconee and
Clarke counties; thence in a direct
TRANSPORT MAY NOT
BE SENT ABROAD
line to McClesky's Bridge at the cen-
Washington, D. C., Aug. 26.—Sc
many steamship lines are resuming
operations from England and France
that the Washington government may
And it unnecessary to send trans-
retell torted’cmmTthe I ,trKtl ‘ *“ d hel “* * lot Mx9s the unpaid assessment for sidewalk
" r . .. __ . mnre nr Ipm. Said DTODertV DClftC *«u n.nno.iv
nmnartr of Arthur E. Reynolds, by more or '“*• 84111 property being in (ront 0 | property.
vlT.VancxrtuLuluu* on thi «» ‘ be WW *■ >“ : ALSO at the same Urn.
virtue
ssth day of Decamher, 1112, by J. W.
Strickland, Clerk of Council. In faror
of tha City of Waycroaa, against Ar
thur E. Reynolds, amounting to 136.25,
principal, $4.80, Interest, and fifty cents
coats, which said execution was la-
sued covering the unpaid assessment
for cement sidewalk In front of said
property.
ALSO at tha same time and place
A certain tract of parcel of land, In
the City ot Waycrou, Ware County.
Georgia, said tract being the tract
upon which number 41 “D” Street la
situated, and being 51x100 feet, more
or leu. and being located at the
louthwest comer ot “D“ and Jones
Streets. Said property being levied
on as the property of Martha Jones,
by virtue of an execution luued on
dhe 26th day ot December, 1212, by
J. W. Strickland. Clark of Council, In
favor of the City of Waycrou.
against Martha Jonas, amounting to
414.40, principal, $1.M Interest, and
-fifty cents costs, which aald eXecu
lion wu Issued covering the unpaid
assessment for cement sidewalk
front of aald property.
. ALSO at the eame time and place
certain tract or parcel of land, In the
City of Waycross, Wore County, Qeor.
gia, uld tract being the tract upon
which number 63 “A” itreet la situ
ated, and uld tract being an Improv.
ed tract, and being 210x140 feet, more
or leas, and being located
northweat comer of ”A" and Quarter-
man streets. Said property being
levied on as the property of H. Leater
Alarvll, by virtue of an execution Is
sued on the 14th day of Dccembor,
1912, by J. W. Strickland. Clerk of
Council, in favor of the City of Way-
crou, against H. Lester Karvl!
amounting to $125.06, principal
$10.61, Interest, and fifty cents coats,
which aald execution was luued cov-
wring the unpaid assessment for ce*
' ment sidewalk In front of aald prop
erty.
ALSO at the same time and place
certain tract or parcel of land. In the
City of Waycross, Ware County, Geor
gta, uld tract being 60x100 feet,
more or leu, and being situated at
the northeast comer of Church and
Brewer streets. Said property being
levied on aa the property of O. E
Shultz, by virtue of an execution It
sued on tha 9th day of December,
1912, by J. W. Strickland, Clerk of
Council, In faror of the City of Way
crou, against G. E. Shultz, amount
ing to $34.15, principal, $4.60, Inter
eat, and fifty cents coats, which uld
execution wu luued covering
unpale] assessment for cement side
walk In front of uld property.
ALSO at the uma time and place
a certain tract or percel of land, In
the City of Waycrou, Ware County,
Georgia, uld tract being the tract
upon which numbers 12 and 14 Brew
er street are situated, and being
tract 130x60 feet, and being situated
at the northeut corner of Brewer
and Chnrch streets. Said property
being levied on as tha property of
G. E. Shulls, by virtue of an execu
tion luued on tha 24tb day of De
cember, 1612, by J. W. Strickland,
Clark of Council, la favor of tha
City of Waycrou, agslut G. E
Shultz, amounting Ip $76.00, princi
pal. $10.16, Interest, and fifty cant*
-costa, which aald execution wu Is
sued covering the unpaid useument
for cement sidewalk la front of uld
property.
ALSO at the ume time and place
a certain tract or parcel of land, In
the City of Waycrou, Ware County,
Georgia, uld tract being the tract
upon which namber 66 "D" street la
situated, and aald tract being In alia
210x210 ful. more or lua, and being
located at tha southeast comer ol
Butler and “D" streets. Said proper-
ty being leried on ss the properly ot
Cora B. Allen, by virtue of an execu
tion tuned on the 26th day of No
vember. 1212, by J. W. Strickland.
Clark of Connell, In favor of tha City
of Waycrou. against Cora B. Allan,
time and place
Fleming, by virtue of an execution a cert ,i tt tract or parcel of land In
luued on the 36th day of December, (he C | ty „f Waycrou, Ware County
1912, by J. W. Strickland, Clark ol 0eor g tl> uld tract being In alxe
For 10 Dari Only
1 Yot
WiQ Sell Yn The
The Famous Deakin s
ennessee Batter
h 6 aid 12 lb. buckets
At 25 cent Pound
Every pnrchaitr of a
bidet, cm get at the
lane Ume a 24 pound
sack af PiUibiryi Beet
Flo? for 83 ceits.
C. S. HARDY
& Son.
Couucil. In favor of the City of Way-
cross, against W. M. Fleming,
amounting to $13.02, principal, $1.78,
Interest, and fifty centa costa, which
said execution was issued covering
the unpaid assessment for cement
sidewalk In front of said property.
ALSO at the same time and place
a certain tract or parcel of land at
number 79 Brunswick avenue, in the
City of Waycross, Ware County,
Georgia, being 90x100 feet, more or
less, at the southwest corner of Te-
bcau and Brunswick avenue. Said
property being levied on as the prop
erty of lira. J. A. Youmans, by virtue
of an execution issued on the SOth
day of September, 1912, by J. W.
Strickland, Clerk of Council, In fa
vor of the City of Waycross, against
Mrs. J. A. Youmans, amounting to
$13.07, principal, $2.01, Interest, and
fifty centa costs, which bald execu
tion was Issued covering the unpaid
ALSO at the same time and place
60x100 feet, more or less, located on
the north side of Reed street, be
tween property of First Methodist
Church and property of Perham. Said
property being levied on as the prop-
and thence up the said Mulberry River* hav * arr * n ‘ ed fr0 “
to the beginning point on the Hall[*'**''** and ,U,y * ween now and
county line October and more ships are being
_ a „ , ...... I provided. Secretary Garrison, chslr-
That Winder, Georgl*. .hall be the. I
county-seat of said county. Said
county shall be attached to the Ninth
Congressional District and to the
man of the government's relief board,
gave out' last night a statement on
the transportation of Americans from
Western Judicial Circuit, and shall be
attached to the Thirty-third Senato
rial District. That the said name of
said new county shall be Barrow, and
erty of John W. Bennett, by virtue of that all legal voters residing in the
an execution issued on the 7th day (limits of said County of Barrow entl-
of March, 1913, by A. C. Lowther, tied to vote for members of the Gen
Clerk of Connell, in favor of the City
of Waycross, against John W. Ben
nett, amounting to $35.60, principal,
$3.16, interest, and fifty cents costa,
which said execution was issued cov
ering the unpaid assessment for ce
ment sidewalk In front of said prop
erty.
This the first day of August, 1914.
JOHN W. COLLEY,
City Marshal and Levying Officer.
• .7 4wk*. ,$ , r
GEORGIA—Ware County.
To All Whom It May Concern:
.. , Leonard Hlckox having, In proper
aaee*ment for cement sidewalk I* fom upp U *d to mo for permanent
front of raid property. P . utter* of Admlnlitratlon on the e«-
a certain tract or parcel of land in
the City of Waycross. Ware County,
Georgia, being located at the east
side of "D” street, and being a lot
37x100 feet, more or less, said prop
erty lying between property belong-
said county, this Is to cite all and aln-
oral Assembly under the laws of Geor
gla shall, on the first Tuesday In Jan
uary, 1115, elect an ordinary, a clerk
of the Superior Court, a sheriff, a cor
oner, a tax collector, a tax receiver, a
county surveyor and a county treas
urer. Said election Ut-be held at Win
der, Georgia, the county-site of said
county. That the Superior Court of
said county shall be held on thq
fourth Mondays In March and 8eptem
her of each year. The limits of said
county, the Congressional and Senato
rial districts and the judicial circuit
lb which it la attached, the time of
bolding the terms of the Superior
Court shall be aa above designated
until changed by law.
Sec. 2. Be It further enacted that
when this proposed amendment shall
agreed to by two-thirds
tbo members elected to each of the
gular the creditors and next ot kin
of Mrs. Esther Herrin to he and ap
pear at my office within the time al-j two houses and shall have been enter-
lowed by law, and show cause, if any Jed on the journal of each house with
they can, why permanent adminlstra- ,the yeas and nays taken thereon, and
lng to Allen and Lott. Said property Ition should not be granted, to Leonard,the Governor is hereby directed to
being eleivd on as the property of J. jHickox on Mrs. Esther Herrin's es-.c* uae the said proposed amendment
B. Thorpe, by virtue ot an execution tate.
issued on the 26th day of December, | Witness, my hand and official signa-
1912, by J. W. Strickland, Clerk of tore, this 3rd day of August, 1914.
Council, in favor of the City of Way-1 B. H. Thomas,
cross, against J. B. Thorpe, amount- 8 8 ltd 3tw Ordinary.
ing to $21.71, principal, $1.88, inter-]
est .and fifty cents costs, which said
to be advertised in at least two papers
in each Congressional District at least
two months before the next general
election, to be held on the first Wed
nesday In October, 1914, and he shall
also provide for a submission of the
proposed amendment at said general
election. And If a majority of the
electors shall ratify such proposed
amendment by a majority of the elec
execution wa. Issued covering ■ OEOnQlA-V/m Co™ 4 *
unpaid assessment for cement side-) To All Whom It May Concern:
walk In front of said property. J - B - Lewl * »«“■*• tB (orm
applied to me for permanent Letter! tors qualified to vote for member* of
ALSO at the same time and place <0 ( Admlnlitratlon on the cstato of the General Aaaembly, auch amend-
a certain tract or parcel of land, in W, J. Sanders, late of Mid county, thle ment ahall become a part of the Con-
the City of Waycross, Ware County, , 0 c | te al) an( j singular the credi- etltution of Georgia.
Georgia, Mid tract being an Improv- lori an( j nalt 0 , gi n 0 f w. J. Sanders I g cc 3 jj„ it further ensetod, that
ed tract, In alze 35x100 feet, more or ^ an< ] sppear at my offlee within,t, a n ^ tho duty of tho Governor
less, and being eltuated on the north the time allowed by law. and ahow' to , u bmll ,ald amendment to tho peo-
slde of Gordon Greet, 36 feet weat ’cauae, if any they can, why perma- 1 p | e at , aW election In the following
from the northweat corner of Gordon nen t admlnlatratlon should not ho f or m- That thoae voting In favor of
street and Plant avenue. 8ald prop-' itan ted to J. B. Lewie on raid W. J.', aW proposed amendment ahall have
erty being levied on aa the property , sander-i estate. | written or printed on their tickets,
of the Home Furniture Company, by witness m’y hnnd and official slg- f mro r of ratification of the amend-
virtue of an execution isaned on the nature, thla 3rd day of Auguit 1214. manl , 0 the conatltullon creating the
8th day ot August, 1912. by J. W.| .. B. H. Thomas, [County pi Barrow with Winder, Oeor-
St rick land, Clerk of Council, In favor a g ltd 3tw Ordinary. g[ a a , |i,, county-slle," and those op-
of the City of .Waycroaa, agllnat tho - na. [posed to tho ratification of Mid amend-
GEORGIA—Ware County. [meat shall have written or printed on
To All Whom It May Concert: [their ticket, "Opposed to tha rallfica-
Homo Furniture Company, amount
ing to $16.01, principal, $2.(4,Interest,
and fifty centa oosta, which aald exe
cution was Issued covering the un-
B. A. Bennett having, In properjtlon of amendment to the Constitution
form, ppplied to me fof permanent creeling the County of Bartow, with
|ionu* pppiica 10 me ror pcrmaneni creating mu loumy oi dmw»i wiw*
paid assessment tor Miami sidewalk of AdmlnlrtriUWfl on the cs-1 Winder, Georgia, as the county-alto.”
In front of said property. tate of C. O. Bennett, MS of said coun- NolF, therefore, 1, John M. Slaton,
ALSO at tho same tlmo and' place ty, this Is to cite all JUd singular the Governor Ot MW State, do Issue this
a certain Improved lot -n the City df creditor, aud next 67 kin of C. O. Ben- my proclamatloit hereby declaring that
WaycroM, Ware County, Georgia, and null to bo nd appear at my olllce the foregoing proposed amendment to
being In else 247x100 feet, more or ( within tho time allowed by law, and the Constitution Is submitted for ratl-
1cm, and being located between Ai- show cause, If any ;tbey can, why per- ficstlon or rejection to the Voters of
bany avenue and belonging to Scs- menent administration should not he the 8t*le qualified to vote for mem-
some. Said property being levied on. granted to B. A. Bennett on aald C, bora of the General Aaaembly at tha
aa the property of Madge E. Finn, by O. BenneU'e cstato. | General Election to be held on Tue*.
virtue of an execution Issued on the)' Witness, my hand and offldal signs- day, November 3rd, 1P14.
26th day of December, 1912, by J. W. tore, thla 3rd day ol August, 1214. I JOHN M. SLATON,
Strickland, Clerk of Council, In favor |' v B. H. Thomas, | Governor,
of the City of Waycross, against $$ ltd Jtw. Ordinary. By the Governor:
Madge E. Finn, amounting to $103.90. | PHILLIP COOK,
principal. $13.77, Intereat, and filly! PROCLAMATION. Secretary of State,
centa coats, wihcb aald execution was 18-7-wkly-13ts.
issued covering the unpaid assess- Submitting s proposed amendment
Europe:
"Ambassador Herrick has arranged
to transport the Americans in 8witx
erland by special trains from Geneva
as follows; 1,000 on Wednesday, the
26; 1,000 Thursday the 27; 600 Fri
day the 28; and 500 Saturday the 29.
The following ships will sail from
Havre for the United States on dates
not now obtainable:
The Rochambeau, the Flanders,
the France, the Lorraine and one ad
ditional ship. The ambassador also
has arranged to transport 140 Araer
leans on the La Champlain sailing
from Havre Aug. 21. The Espange
Americans.
"The Swiss situation appears to bo
much relieved « * ** —
"A wire from the Cunard Line sayi
sailed from Havre Aug. 22, with 800
the FranconTf, froth Liverpool, left
Queenstown Sunday with 658 saloon.
516 second cabin and 466 third class
passengers for Boston.
"Forty sailings from English porta
to this country and Canada havo been
arranged by international mercantile
lines between now and tho seventh of
October."
Ambassador Thomas Nelson Page
cabled from Rome that tho present
situation did not require the sending
of transports to Italy as thero were
plenty of Italian ships available.
LIBERIA ASKS
U. S. FOR ADVICE
Washington, D. C., Aug. 26.—The
Ropubllc of Liberia, on the west coast
of Africa, toward which the United
States has always maintained the In
timate relations of friendly counsel
lor, has appealed to the American
government fqp sdvlce in enforcing
neutrality nt Its wireless and cable
Franco protested against the con
tinued use by Germany of a wireless
station at Monrovia, Liberia. Both
ment tor cement sidewalk In front of to the Constitution of the State of nEORniA—Wars Count*
said property. .Georgia, to bo voted on at the General Xo whom u ^ Comearn:
ALSO at tbe same time and place 8t * te election to be held on Tuesday, j Mitchell Blackstone having made
a certain tract or parcel of land In
the City ot Waycross, Ware County,
Georgia, and being the tract of land
upon which number 82 Albany ave
nue la situated, said tract being an
Improved tract. In aixe 105x100 feet,
more or less, and being located on
the north side of Albany avenue, and
at tbe corner of Albany avenue and
street Said property being
Novemfer 3rd. 1114, Mid amendment u. me In dne form to be ap-
providlnt tor Ike creation of tha pointed Admlnletrator with the will
Count, of Barrow. lannaxed upon the eztate of Stephne,
Br His Excellency, '
France and Great Britain have eablce
to Monrovanle. The Liberian minis
ter to Great Britain hu asked the
United state! throuch Ambassador
Pape to suggest a solution for the dif
ficulty. - •
It Is regardod as probablo that
when the United Statee finally acutes
its own cable wlreleM controversy
a copy of the decision will be Irene-
milted to tbe Liberian government for
'reference. -yru^vwo^—
UNCLE JIM WOODWARD
IS BOUND TO WIN OUT
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 26,—For the first plied Atlants with a new crematorr
time in his life Mayor James 0. Wood-1 and a new fire alarm system.. Mayor
ward is to become mayor of Atlanta!Woodward refused to stand for con-
without opposition. Once asked to . tracts which carried city Indebted-
resign his offlee because of alleged'ness over from one administration to
improper conduct, and once defeated'another, because he held It was un-
sfter he had become the nominee of ( lawful; and he Insisted on such re-
the city primary, for a similar reason, ductions In the bills paid with cash
this time no one thought of opposing that the city profited handsomely
him, and It was generally conceded thereby.
that he was entitled to re-election. | Six months ago there was all kinds
Mayor Woodward has distinguished of talk of opposition. The names of
himself during his present sdmlnis-jsome of the most prominent cltlsens
tratlon by hit exemplary personal ( were auggested one by one tor the
conduct, and furthermore, by his mayorallty; and one by one, after be-
■uccessful efforts In saving money to Ing discussed for a time, they drop-
the city. In the last two year* the pad out of view politically. Possl-
mayor has saved the city something bly they had sounded out some ot the
like $150,000 as the result of his con-j voters whereupon they came to tbe
tests with the companies that sup- conclusion that It was no use.
A WAY OUT.
A Resident ef Waycross Shows the
Way.
There's one effective way to relieve
kidney backache.
Liniment and plaaters may relieve
But they seldom reach the cause.
Backache Is cause to suspect tb<
kidneys. ■ li «•* E
Doan's Kidney Pills are for disof
tiered kidneys.
Waycross peopls back them up
Read a case of It. *
Mrs. Mary F. Mlllan, 8 Hicks 8L (
Waycross, says: "My kidneys began
to get weak when I was about seven
years old and I suffered from them
for a long time. I had a dull ache
In the small of my back and some
times when I stooped or lifted any
thing, a sharp pain went through me
and seemed to take my breath away.
Tho kidney secretions were unnatur
al. I had dixsy spells and sometimes
everything beforo me got black. 1
was tired and languid all the time
ond never felt like getting around. X
had taken doctors' medicines and
many other remedies, but didn’t be
come any better. I finally used Do
an's Kidney Pills and they greatly
benefited me. Off and on since then
I have taken this remedy whenever I
have felt any trouble and It has soon
relieved me."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same thst
Mrs. Mlllsn hsd. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
To Cure a Cold la On* Day *1
s n, jfS'io%r.fisx.'U“^i;*hS.*s:
There ia mors Catarrh in this
section ot the country than all.
other disoMea put together, and
until {ho lait tew years was aup-^
posed io be incurable. Por a
great many yean doctors pro
nounced it a loeal disease and
preseribed local remedies, and by
constantly tailing to oar* with
local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Science has proven
Catarrh to be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hail’s
F. J. Cheney It Co., Toledo, Ohio,
is the only Constitutional cure on
the market. It ia taken internal
ly in doses from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. It acta directly on
the blood and mueoua aurfaeaa of
the ayatem. They offer one hun
dred dollars for any eaae It fail*
to cure. Send for oirculars and
teatimoniala.
Addreaa: F. J. Cheney It Co.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Dragglata, 75e.
Take Hall’a Family Pilla for
constipation.
Fifty Barrels of
VILLA IN ROLE OF
“MORAL CHAMPION”
Chihuahua, Mexico, Au(. 26—Gen.
Francisco Villa today Issued thla
statement regarding hi. relations with
Carranra:
have no personal feelings In thla
mailer against CarrauH. Thla coun
try should not acsln be under mil-
Itary government. The armlee of oar
conetltutlon are secondary to tho con
•tltutcd government, and It Is now
lima that the country should be for
med by tha people, tor the people,
and not w heretofore, gqvernod by
a military clique who** only object Is
personal welters and not tha waiters
of Ibt mu in.
I desire the moral help of (ha
JOHN M SLATON J** American people In this political fight
junn ai. tiLATuN, ’hereby given that said application will , pH,
To Co At CUT jRRICES
'ALSO 100 SACKS ORAM AND SHORTS
IT WILL PAV YOU TO SEE US
BEFORE YOU BUY
u t i.
PRIDGEN BROS.
uovernor. h. ^ ,h.l BOW w ** to *' 1 con * M ' r
State ol Geor*I*. If " tma 01 “‘ the moral champion lo procure by all
EzecGlre°Denartment ?°m ^ ^ honorable mean, for my down-trod-
Au^tlUW? £1 I."/ ' P !'" n cnunlrymcn Juatlce, at the .am.
Ilime showing them their obligations
ber, 1914.
Whereax, the General Assembly, at WRnexx my hand and offldal »Iffn»- , towardiTlaw an’d’irder
levied on as the property of Mrs. B. , iu ■®» lon ,n Propoaed an ameod- ture, this 3rd day of Auguet, 19X4. I n(MHl u. no W hmta*«p
D. Finn, by virtue of an execution Is- meDt 10 Constitution of thla State, j B. H. Thomas, *
sued on the 21st day of Auguit, 1912,
by J. W. Strickland, Clerk of Connell,
In favor of tbe City of Waycross,
! regarding my standing In this mat-
E.w“,Vra.* l . n " AC ‘ ' Wn '*'„™ nl Co “ tr ’ tar." I "dial re the Amulcan people to
July 17, 1116, to-wlt. , OEORGIA-Ware County. underaland once and for all that I
An Art to propose lo the qualified 1- C- McOraw, having applied lo tha' ihan BO w take tha part of silent mor-
agalnet Mr* B. D. Finn, amounting electors of thla State an amendment Court of Ordinary of laid.Comfy fori . ornia n on any government that
to $47.00, principal, $7.44, Interoat, to Paragraph 2 ot Section 1. ot Article Ouardlanablp of the person and' mi y m, preanre to not
and fifty cento coeta. which Mid ex- 11. of the Conatltullon of the State'of property of Joaeph A. Pierce, minor of mE „ >p)nr by'any means. I desire
eeutlon wu lasued corering tbe un-,G*orgto. u amended by tbe ratifies- Pennto L. Pierce late of aald ototiIF.'morality, t t, rt tri<Xert morality In gov-
pald assessment for cement eldewalk tlon by (he qualified voter* of this deceased. All perron, concerned are aramtnt »
In front of Mid property.
elate of the Act approved July IP, 1$14, required to show cause In Mid Court!
This August 3rd, 1$14.
B. H. Thomu, Ordinary.
EMBA8ST IN LONDON.
, and for other purposM. by the firat Monday In September,,
atSSn trSrtjn^rt’nfto^l Section 1. Be It reacted by the B « t - ■' “) r ' h< * «“• ’ rt l r “W »PP"- STATEMENT OP FBkNCH
rh. ^of^.vc™. W.ro clun.v °««™ 1 A-*"** ot the State ot “"o- e™ 1 *-
Ororgtof and^bring°the ?SS «-**- ‘ hB ‘ « "" A ““* ** ^
upon which number $2 Albany are
one I. .treated, and being in elz.^.".m 1 ° f
106*100 reeL me or leu h.i„. »' ‘O'* State, u amended by the
CITATION,
London, Aug. 26— 1 The French em
bassy In London today tosued tha fol
lowing atatemMtt'
“Tbe movement begun yeeterdny by
located at the northeut corner of rB,l#c *‘ k,n bx ««•»#«« voter* of OEOROIA-Ware County. .
Albany avenne and “D" street Said ‘ bl * of tb * *** of * U,T **• lM4 '' N#tlc * to •'•vehy given lo nil persona order of the Commander-in-chief ill
property being levied on aa tbe nron-l to ' w,,: 59 * dd,B * *° •*“ P»r»«raph concerned, that on tbt 16tb day of continued today without anccauful
erty of Madxe K Finn, bv virtue of! ,b * ,olh>wlB * l“gu**e: “Provided, March, 1(16, Joseph H. Shephard l*t* opposition by the enemy. It to coo-
an execution luued on the 4th d*r hmww - ,b ** to 4ddlUo0 *° won- of War* county departed this Ilf* In- firmed (hat a Pruzalan corps of
- $Un haw. nvnwMul fn, Ke* fKla PmmII. (Minin aftil nn ru»pwni> haa annllaS fna ■■■■■■ ku A Innalan
of October. 1112, by J. W. Strickland,
Clark of Council, In favor of tha City
SUCESSORS TO
J. W. S. HARDY
Phonea 63 & 30 Near Court House
PIERCE! INSTITUTE
US THE PLACE FOR BOV* AND CURLS
A Suptilor Junior Collttt for Young Un and Young Ladlti.
raa and waa (eluted Caere* In
Agriculture, Banktac. Dualmss, gxpreeelen, Mart*. Normal
Training] besides tho Negater Literary Win,
Oar Cemarvatevy af Masle aad Normal Department are wall
Darmlterlnn ara Dka Hmsm!* TMcbMa* > V>ltk, aad Hka Pupil*
NATES NEACONADLK AS ADVANTAQKS GIVEN WILL ALLOW.
B. U IORDAN, Vlee-PreaMewt.
Or REV. W. A. DROOKt, assy., laneatlvn Denrd,
| of Waycrou, against Madge E. Finn,
amonnting to $46.70, prlndpnl, $6.70.
lataraat, and fifty eenu costa, which
said execution wa* Isaned covering
sidewalk In front of uld property.
tie. now provided for by this Const I-, restate, and no person hu applied for guards were attacked by Algerian
totlon there shall be n new coanty [administration on tbe estate of Mid riflemen and In tb* hand-to-hand
laid oat from tha Counties ot Owln- Josapb H. Shephard Inlaid state, or fighting tbe Oermane aaffarad bMvtty-
1s likely to apply; that administration: “The attack* against Nancy bare
will bn reared In tb* (Hark of lb* BO, (ailed.
perlor Court or eoau other fit and) -The Ruslans are puking lor-
P roper person, after tb* publication ward UWIr off emirs movement la
of this citation, an lua valid objection catecla and ban roared two dirts Iona
to mad* lo hto nppotetaMnt 0 f Austrian cavalry.
Given under my band and official. __________
zlgnator* thto 7th day of Asgut, 1114. to oar Rio of MOSQcnToflV ,
a H. Thomu, 'veeuaStore,PIM.RasterauradtturmM
—-••“f.gwrtf-.d bylh. Wllre •» .lartM
nett, Walton and Jackson, said coanty
bounded u follows: Beginning at a
point amid stream where the Mul
berry Hirer crooore tb* Kill County
line Joining Jackson county; thence
««,« «“• time and ^^‘hg?,
the City of Waycroaa. Ware County, to a tf| rect line to tbe center of
Georgia, aald tract being In all* the Appalachia Hirer at Freeman's |
266x160 feet, located on tbo south Mill; thence following tbe middle ot $ $ ltd $tw.
Ordinary of War.’Coanty.
of Sdiad Siea. (
uwASiSua
l lid hasdSpDK.
THE RAPID FIRE HAY PRESS
la n full-circle deabte-sfrek* machine, dsslgnrted tad contracted far
ho brnedt ef tb* ladlrldmd farmers; being light, hudy, simple aad easy to
eperate. Only *o* harawnal three mm are reqalred t* eperate K. Very lew
tw*-h*n* Ffaaae* will eqaal K fer batlleg and naie wIU pit ip a nicer or
■mrelber baletyet aay farmer wk* makes a few baa (red bale* ef hay
aftrd to ew* enw ef these machines.
HKAUNOOU. Sic.
Jones 9 Baggy Co., Waycross, Geoi