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THE WATCKOSS JOURNAL
FRIDAY, OCT. t, MIL
GEORGIA—Win Gouty:
By virtue of a power of Ml* con
tained In the heed to eeeore debt ex
ecuted to the nadenlgned by E. M.
Caaon, on the 10 day of April, 1111,
and recorded la book GO of deed re
cord, of Were ooonty, pace 411, wilt
be eold oo the firet Teeedey la Octo
ber. at the coart bouae la Waycroaa,
oa.. during the legal boora ot aale, to
the hlfbaet bidder for .caak, the fol
lowing deecrtbed property: BOuded
oa the want by "B" afreet, oo the north
by Brewer (fonaerly Pond) etreet,
and oa the other two a idee by Ian da
formerly owned by Jamee Knox.
Fronu B etreet lit feet ud Brewer
atreet HT feet.
SaM aale U made for tbe purpoee of
paying a total debt of $15171, u re-
preeected by 41 notee of fl.4T each,
with $18.18 put doe Interact, ud la-
eonace ud taxee of I , with a
dlacount of IllJt, u la provided In
SaM deed provideo that If default la
Bade In tbe paymut of uy note, ud
each default eaatlaeee fee thirty daya,
It raadera tie whole debt daa Now,
default havtag been made la thla cau,
Ju. II, lilt, and having continued
to thla date, the uderelgnod bu de
clared the whole debt du ud to noti
fied the eald E. M. Caaon, In accord-
uce with Sect Mil ot the Code of
Georgia.
Said deed further provide* that upon
public ule of the property, the debt
■neared there ahall be paid out of
tbe proceeds, together with 10 per
cut at torn eye feu, advertlalng ud
other eoeto, Including lnauruce ud
taxee, ud the overplus, If uy. ahall
be paid to the uld E. M. Caaon, hie
belre or aaalgna
A deed to the property will be exe
cuted to the perchaeer by the under-
aigned. Thla. Sept. 1. 1114. ,
Waycroaa Bavlnga A Treat Co.
14 4twky By D. F. Arthur, Secretary.
GEORGU—Ware Coaaty.
Mre. Delay Syku,
To.
Walter Syku,
Libel for Divorce, la Ware Superior
Curt. December Term, 1014.
To Walter Syku:
By virtue of u order granted by
the court, you are hereby required
peraonally, or by attorney, to be ud
appur at the Superior Court to be
held la ud for eald county, oe the
firet Monday in December nut, then
and there to uewer the plain tltTa
complainta tor divorce, u la default
COmpiMOUi IVW UltU(VW) mm au wueoaea v/uugicewiuuai arieva iki .auru VSJ Ull
thereof the court will proceed u to Weatere Judicial Circuit, ud ahall he
atluhed to the Thirty-third Senato
rial Dlatrlct. That the uld name of
justice ahall appertain.
Wltaeda the Honorable J. W. Gala
coy. Judge of eald wart, thla >tth day
of Auguat, 1*14.
E. J. Berry,
aept 4-11 oct. 3-9 why. Clerk
GEORGIA—Ware County.
Notice to hereby given to all cred-
I tors ot the eetate of C. W. Royal, ot
eald county, deceaaed, to ruder In u
account of their demuda to me with
In the time prescribed by law, proper
ly made out And all persona Indebt
ed to aald deceased are hereby re
quested to make Immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Thla September lat, 1114.
R. L. Royal,
Administrator of 0. W. Royal, do-
( 4 Itwky.
State election to be held on Tuesday,
November Ird, 1114, aald amendment
providing for the creation of the
County of Barrow.
By His Excellency,
JOHN M. SLATON,
Governor.
State of Georgia,
By the Governor:
PHILLIP CobfC,
Secretary of State.
4-7-wkly-lJta.
Section 4, of Article I, u follows: XSOAL ADYIBTISEMMT.
By striking from aald Paragraph OEOROIA—Wars County.
the City Court of Waycroes, la said
Whereas, the Oaneral Assembly, at
Its session fa 1114, proposed u amend-
u aet forth In an Act approved
July 17, 1*14, to-wlt:
An Act to propose to tbe qualified
electors of this Bute u amendment
to Paragraph 1 of Section 1, of Article
11, of the Constitution of tbe Slate of
Georgia, u amended by the rat] flea-
tlon by the qualified voters ot this
slate of the Act approved July II, 1*14,
ud for other purposes.
8ectloo 1. Be It enacted by the
General Assembly of the Slate of
Oeorgla, that the following amend
ment to hereby proposed to paragraph
2, Section L Article 11, 1 of the Consti
tution of this State, as amended by the
ratification by the quilled voters of
this Stole of the Act of July If, 1*14,
to-wlt: by adding to said paragraph
the following luguage: "Provided,
however, that In addition to the coun
ties now provided for by this Consti
tution there shall be a new county
laid out from the Counties of Owln
nett, Walton ud Jackson, uld county
bounded u follows; Beginning at a
point amid stream where the Mut-
berry River crosses the Hall County
line Joining Jacksoa county; thence
following the line between Hall and
Jackson wuntlu to the corner of Hall,
Gwinnett and Jackson counties;
thence In a direct line to the center of
the Appalachia River at Freeman's
Mill; thence following the middle of
the current of aald Appalachia River
down to the line of Walton and Oconee
counties; thence following the line
between Walton ud Oconee counties
to the common corner of Walton,
Jackaon and Oconee countlu; thence
following the line between Jackson
ud Oconee counties to the Clarke
county line dividing Oeonee and
Clarke counties; thence In a direct'
line to McClesky's Bridge at -the cen
tral point over tk,"Mulberry River,
uq thence up the uld Mulberry River
Id tbe beginning point on the Hall
county llae.
That Winder, Georgia, shall be the
county-aut of uld county. Said
county ahall be attached to the Ninth
Congressional. District ,ud to the
NOTICE.
GEORGIA—Ware Gouty.
Will be uld oo tbe drat Tuesday In
October mil (which Is the 4th day of
aald month), at public outcry at the
court bouse door In uld county, dur
ing the legal hours of aale, to the
highest bidder for euk. the following
described property, to-wlt: 1 McD.
Chair; 1 Oak Inst. Cabinet; 1 llrlne
TUt cau; I Kelly Pad; 1 lot of la-
etrumeau; I Air Tank with rack ud
thru bottlna; 1 Cautery Transf; 1
Outcry Handle; 1 each I A 7 D-Elec-
trodes; 1 pr. Cautery Cords; 1 Diag
nostic Lamp; 1 No. f Cautery Set; *
Bulba for No. 1U Holder.
Said personal property levied oa u
the property of Dr. J. T. Dixon to sat
isfy u execution Issued oo the 12th
day of August. 1*14, from the City
Court at Waycrou, la uld county. In
favor of Perrymu A Compeer
against Dr. J. T. Dixon.
This Mh day of September, nil.
D. W. Pittman,
Sheriff Ware County, Oeorgla.
Herbert W. Wilson sad
Wllsoa, Bennett A Lambdla. Attor
neys for Plato tiff. * 11 4wka
TWELT* MONTH’S SUPPORT-
CITATION.
GEORGU—Ware Gouty.
The Appralaen appointed to set
apart a twain month* support far the
family of W. J. Clark, deceased, hav
ing died their return, all persons cos
earned are hereby cited ud required
to show cause ta the Court of Ordi
nary of said county oa the drat Mon
day In October next, why the applica
tion for uld twelve month*
abould not be gruted.
Thla let day of September, 1814.
B. H. Thomas,
p 11 4t wky.
PROCLAMATION.
Submitting a proposed amendment
to the Constitution ot the Stale of
Georgia, to be voted on at the General
A PROCLAMATION.
Submitting a proposed amendment
the Constitution of Georgia, to be
Executive Department, roted on at the General Election to
Auguat 2,1114. be held on Tuesday, November t, 1114,
said amendment Unamend Article 11,
Section t. Paragraph 1, of the Consti
tution of thla State, authorising tbe
Legislature to abolish office of Coun
ty Treasurer In any county, and for
other purposes.
By His Excellency,
John M. Slaton, Governor.
State of Georgia
Executive Department.
August 24, 1*14.
Whereas, the General Assembly at
its session In 1114, proposed
amendment to the Constitution of the
State, as set forth In u Act approved
August 14th, to-wlt:
An Act to amend Article 11, Section
2. Paragraph 1, of the Constitution at
thla State, so as to authorise the Gen
eral Aasembly to abolish the office of
county treasurer In any county of this
State, and tor other purposes.
Section 1. Be It enacted by the
General Aasembly of Oeorgla, and It Is
hereby enacted by authority of the
Mme, that Article 11. Section 3, Para
graph 1, of the Constitution of Geor
gia, be amended by adding at tbe end
of aald paragrauh tbe words "and
may abolish tbe office of county treM-
uror In any county," so that Mid par
agraph when ao amended will read m
follows, to-wlt: " Paragraph
County officers to be uniform. What
ever tribunal or office may hereafter
be created by tbe General Assemply,
for the transaction of county matters,
shall he uniform throughout the state,
and of the same name. Jurisdiction
and remedies, except that the Gen
eral Assembly may provide for the
appointment 6f commissioners of
roads and revenues In any county, and
aiay abolish the office 6f county treas
urer In nay county, or flx the com
pensation of county treasurers, and
such compensation may be Died with
out regard to uniformity of such com-
nenaatlon ln f the various counties.
Section 2. Be It further enacted,
tnat If this amendment ahall be agreed
to by two-thirds of tbe members of
the General Assembly of each House,
the same shall be entered on their
Journals, with the yeas and nays tok
en thereon, and the Governor shall
reuse the amendment to he published
In one or more of the newspapers In
each congressional district for two
months Immediately preceding the
next general election, and the same
shall be submitted to the people ..t the
next general election, and the Voters
thereat stall have written or print
ed on their tickets: "For ratification
ot Article 11, Section 3, Paragraph 1,
of the Constitution of thla 8tata," or
“Against rattdcatlon of Article 11,
Section 3, Paragraph 1 of the Consti
tution of this state." ss they may
choose; and If a majority of the elec
tors qualified, to vole for members of
the General Assembly, voting, shall
vote la favor of ratification, then Mid
amendment shall bebome a part ot
aald Article 11, Section 3, Paragraph
I, of the Constitution of thla State,
and the Governor shall make {recla
mation thereof.
Sec. 3. Be It further enacted. That
all laws and parts of tasrs la conflict
wlfh this Act, be, and tbe same are
hereby repealed.
Now, therefore, I, John It. Slaton,
Governor of Mid State, do tosue this
proclamation hereby declaring
that the foregoing proposed amend
ment to the Constitution Is submitted
for ratification or rejection to the vot
ers of the Stole qualified to vote for
members ot the General Aasembly at
tbs Oeneral Election to be held on
Tuesday, November 3rd, 1*14.
JOHN M. SLATON,
By tbe Governor: Governor.
Philip Cook,
Secretory of State. 14 Mwk
Mid new county ahall be Barrow, and
that all legal voters residing In the
limits of Mid County of Barrow enti
tled to vole for members of the Gen
eral Assembly under the laws ot Geor
gia ahall, on the first Tuesday In Jan
uary, 1*1*, elect an ordinary, a dark
of the Superior Court, a sheriff, a
oner, a tax collector, a tax receiver, a
rounty surveyor and a county treas
urer. Said election to be held at Win
der, Georgia, the county-site of Mid
County. That the Superior Court of
Mid county ahall be held on the
fourth Mondays In March and Septem
ber Of Mch year. The limits of Mid
county, the CongreMlonal and Senato
rial districts and the Judicial circuit
to which It la attached, the time ot
holding the term* of the Superior
Opart shall be as above designated
tatll changed by law.
Be It further enacted that
whan this proposed amendment shall
ha agreed to by two-thirds of
the members elected to each ot the
two houses and shall have bean enter
ed on the Journal of each hotue with
the yets and nays taken thereon, and
the Governor to hereby directed to
cawe the Mid proposed amendment
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 la October, 1*14, and he shall
also provide for a submission of th*
proposed amendment at Mid general
election. And If a majority of the
electors shall ratify such proposed
amendment by a majority of th* elec
tors qualified to vote for membsrs of
the (leaefal AsrtSNy, suck amend
ment shall become a part ot th* Coa-
etttuttoa ot Oeorgla.
Sec. 1. Be It further unacted, that
It ahall be th* duty of th* Governor
to submit Mid amendment to th* peo
ple at aald election ta th* following
That those voting la favor at
said proposed amendment shall have
written or printed oo their tickets,
■la favor of rat I teat Ion of th* amend
ment to the Constitution creattag th*
Coaaty of Barrow with Winder. Geor
gia, aa the eonaty-alts." and thoae op
posed to th* ratification of said emeed-
ment shall hare written or printed oa
their ticket, -Opposed to the ratifies-
tlon of amendment to th* Constitution
creating the Coaaty of Bartow, with
Now, therefore, 1, John M. Slaton,
Governor of aald State, do toaaa this
my proclamation hereby declaring that
th* foregoing propose* ameadmont ta
th* Cons tit atlon is submitted for rati
fication or rejection to th* voters of
th* State qualified to ret* for mem
ber* of the Oeaeral Assembly at th*
General Elec tlon to he held oa Tam-
3rd. 1914.
JOHN M. SLATON,
A PROCLAMATION. .
Submitting a proposed amendment
to th* Constitution ot Oeorgla, to be
voted su at the CiwMel Election to be
oa Taesday, November 2, 1*14,
Mid amendment to amend Article 3,
Section 4, Paragraph 1, ot th* Consti
tution of Georgia, by extending th*
term ot members of the General As
sembly of th* 8tat* until th* ttm*
fixed by alw for th* eoarealax ot the
next General Assam*ly.
By His Excellency,
JOHN M. SLATON, Governor.
State of Georgia,
1 the words "until their
are sleeted," and Inserting In lieu of
said words In said Paragraph 1, the
following words, to-wlt: "Until th*
ttm* fixed by law for th* conrentag ot
th* next Oaneral Assembly."
Amend further by adding to said
Paragraph 1 of said section and ar
ticle the following words, to-wlt:
That th* provisions of this paragraph,
section and article shall apply to th*
terms of th* members ot the Oeneral
Assembly, who are elected at tbe gen
ersl election for members of the Gen
eral Assembly In the year 1912.
amended said Paragraph 1 of said sec
tion and article shall read as follows
"The members of th* Oeneral Assent
bly shall be elected for two yMra and
shall serve until the time fixed by law
for th* convening of the next General
Assembly. That the provisions of this
paragraph, section and article ahall
apply to the term of the members of
th* Oeneral Assembly who were elec
ted at th* Oeaeral Election for mem
ber* of th* General Assembly la th*
year 1913.
And th* Governor of the State la
hereby required and directed to cause
th* above and foregoing amendment
to be published In at least two news
papers In each congressional district
In this 8tote for a period of two
months previous to the time or hold
ing the next Oeneral Election after
tbe submission of this amendment to
the General Assembly, and hhall at
the nqpt General Election to be held
after the submission of this amend-
ment to the people for their ratifies
tlon cauae the same to be roted on,
and the form In which the same shall
be submitted to the people shall be as
follows: "For ratification of amend
ment Paragraph 1, Section 4, Arti
cle 3, of the Constitution, which ex
tends the term of ollice of members
of the General Aasembly until the
convening of the succeeding General
Aasembly," and, “Against th* ratifica
tion of amendment Paragraph 1,
Section 4, Article 3, of the Constitu
tion, which extends the term of office
of members ot the General Assembly
until th* convening of th* succeeding
General Assembly." And Jhall cauae
the returns of Mid election to be
transmitted to the Secretary of State,
whoM duty It shall be to consolidate
the same, and the Governor shall Is
sue his proclamation, declaring the
result. If a majority vote In favor of
said amendment, and by Mid procla
mation ahall declare said amendment
hu become * pert of the Constitution
of the Stoto:
county. In favor of th* First National
Bank of Waycroes re. W. F. Raybon,
principal, and Maggie L. Turner, en
Wesley Taney, Principal and J. W. doner.
• John M. Slaton, Governor,
Williams, Security.
June, 1914, Term ot th* City Court
of Waycroes.
Forfeiture of Recognisance In City
jourt of Waycroes, baaed upon Indict
ment for 8*lllng Whiskey.
Now, therefore, I, John M. Slaton,
Governor of Mid State, do Issue thla
my proclamation hereby declaring
that the foregoing proposed amend
ment to the Constitution Is submitted
for ratlflc.tlnnffJr rejection to the vot
ers 'l the 8tate qualified to vote for
members of the Geueral Assembly
at tho General Election to be held on
Tusday, November 3rd, 1914.
JOHN lit. SLATON,
By the Governor: Governor.
PHILLIP COOK.
Secretary ot Slate. 9 4 9tw
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
GEORGIA—Ware County.
On Tuesday, October 4th, 1914, will
be sold *t the court house door. In
Mid county, between the legal hour*
of Ml*, the following deacrihed real
estate, to-wlt t
A certain tract or parcel of land
In. th* City ot Waycroes, Ware Coun
ty, Oeorgla, Mid tract being describ
ed as follows: That certain property
located on the south aide of Albany
avenue known aa Brick row, and hav
ing a frontage on Albany avenue of
ISO feel, and running beck south 104
feet, more or Ism; bounded on the
north by Albany avenue; on thn east
by lands of Mre- A. E. Strickland; on
the south by A. C. L. right of wuy,
and on tbe west by lands of J. T.
Hopkins, said property being tori*,]
on m the property ot Miss Carrie
Strickland, by virtue of en execution
leaned on th* 10th (toy of Merck,
1914, by A. c. Lowther, Clerk of
council. In fevor of the City of Way-
croM against Miss Carrie Strickland
amounting to 9349.19, principal.
$31.99, Interest to April tot. 1914, and
dfty cents cotta, upon which eaacn-
at $99.81 has been paid,
and which aald axecutlon waa Issued
covering the unpaid aaaeaamant for
Mphalt block pavsmsut la front of
said property.
ALSO at tk*
To Wealey Yancy, yon art hereby]
required to ha and appear, peraonally I
or by attorney, at the next term of!
Thla tth day of Septomber, 1914.
D. W. Pittman,
Sheriff Were County, Georgia.
Herbert W. Wilson end
Wilson, Bennett A Lambdln, Attor
neys for Plaintiff. 9 11 4wka.
TWELVE MONTH’S SUPPORT
CITATION.
City Court ot WaycroM to be bald In GEORGIA—Ware County,
end for eald cennty of Were on thej The Appraisers appointed to set
third Monday In Septomber, 1914, apart t twelve month’e support for ths
next, if show cause, If any you here, family ot J. C. Rlppard, deceased, hav-
why Judgment should not be rendeded tog filed their return, all persons con
against yon and your security on your earned ere hereby cited end required
recognizance forfeited In tbt City to show canae In the Court or Oral-
Court of Waycroes, said county, at the nary of said county on the first Hon-
June Term, 1914, of Mid court, M In day In October next, why the appllca-
dcfault thereof the court wilt proceed tiou for said twelve months' support
Jonas, J. JL Vann, B. G. Parka. H..
a to Justice shall appeartain.
Witness the Hon. John C. .McDon
ald Judge of the City Court of Way
croes, this th* Uth day ot August,
1914.
E. J. Berry,
9 29 4t Clerk.
GEORGIA—Ware County.
Under and by vlrtua of tho power of
sale contained In a deed Co eecure debt
executed by Lulu Strong to the un
dersigned, Wnycroaa Savings A Trust
Company, on the 27th day of January
1914, and recorded In book “HH" page
91 In tbe Clerk's office of Mid county,
there will be sold within the legal
hours of sale on tbe first Tuesday In
October 1914, before the court house
door of Mid county In the City of
Waycroes, to tbe highest bidder for
cash, the following described proper
ty, to-wlt:
Lots of land numbers Nine (9) and
Ten (10) of Brewer Street Sub-divte-
lon In aald city of Wnycroea, aald
county and state, each lot fronting' on
Elite street forty (40) feet, and ex
tending back northward ' ninety-six
(96) feet. Said Mle lo be made for
the purpoae of paying n total lndebt-
edneaa of 1341.79, m evidenced by
forty-three (49) promissory notes for
the principal sum of $3.43 each, with
pMt due Interest amounting to $4.33*
Insurance usd taxes In the sum of
$19.41 with n dlacount of $33
provider In Mid deed, end
ten per cent upon the total indebted
ness aforesaid for attorneys fee, of
which due and timely notice has been
regularly giren In accordance with
tow. Said security deed providing
that should default' be made Id the
payment of any one'of Mid promissory
notes, and such default should con
tinue for thirty (30) dtya, the total ot
Mid Indebtedness thereby becomes
due and collectible, and default hav
ing been made by the Mid Lulu
Strong on August 37,1913, and having
since continued to this dato, the un
dersigned has declared the whole In
debtedness aforesaid due and bu n
should not be granted.
Thla 1st day of September, 1914.
B. H. Thomas,
9 11 4t wky. Ordinary.
GEORGIA—Ware County.
Tho appraisere appointed to aet
apart a twain months support for the
family, of Joe. Sheppard dec<
have filed their return, all persona
concerned are hereby cited and re
quired to show csum in the Coart of
Ordinary of Mid county on the First
Monday In October, 1914, next, why the
application .for aald ’twelve months
support should not be granted.
This September 7th, 1914.
B. H. Thomas,
9 11 4t wky Ordinary.
SHERIFF** SALE.
GEORGIA—Ware County.
Will be eold on the first Tuesday In
November next, at public outcry be
fore the Court House door In Mid
county within the legal hours of Mle
to the highest bidder for cMh certain
property or which the following Is a
complete description: All that tract
parcel of land altuate, lying and
being In the City of Wnycroaa, Geor
gia, Ware county, and described as
follows: Sixty-seven (67) feet of tb<
north portion of lot eleven (11) of
block five hundred (S00), ss per plat
of record In the office of tho Clerk of
the Superior Court of Ware County,
recorded In book "II," folio 163. Also
all of a certain tract or parcel of land
tftuated, lying and being In the City
of Waycroaa, Ware County, On., de
scribed ns follows: .Commencing on
F” street hlnety-five (95) feet north
east from Eerie street at a lane, thence
running southwest alolig said “F*'
street a distance of twenty (20) feet,
thence running northwest with Mid
Elite atreet a distance of thirty (30)
feet, thence northeast parallel with
said "F" street a distance ot twenty
(20) feet to a lane, thence southeast
parallel with Hid Effle atreet along
notified her, the eald Lulu Strong, m said tone a distance of thirty (30)
rennired by the statute la each ctw) :eet to "Jr* street the place or point
mode and provided. | 0 f beginning. Also a tract or parcel
Said security deed further providing ol l,n<1 1o«rlbed uu follows: Block
(hat upon a public sals of the proper- number lourteeo (14) In tbe City of
j' . . — WnvurnsR. Warn fViiintv flMrtis anil
.. aforesaid being mule, end efter WaycroM. Were County, Georgia, end
paying tbe debt thereby aecured, with that portion of Mid city (eld out
all pest due Interest, taxes. Insurance *>F J - & B * ll '7- •<“> accepted by the
ten per cent attorney* fees, and *11 City .Council an Oct. 8, 1394, as Indl-
othec expenses. Including,the cost ot CMed b Y recorded In the Clerk's
this advertisement, that tht ovar- ofrlce of Superior Court of Ward I _____
pitta. If any, shall he paid to tho aald County, Ga.. In book "L," page 310.) ’ -pussew ssseee
Lain Strong, her helm or Mslgns. | “ M blo <* containing alateen (II) .<5*000 REWARD FOR
^rllj hA acres, oow or lets, and known as th? ^
Seaman, Harry D. Reed, C. S. Har
dy. C. E. Williamson, J. s. Williams, V.
C. Parker, H. Letter Marti, M. Down-
e*. E. j. Berry and J. W. Seala, of
Ware County, Georgia, and J. K. Lar
kin and W. H. Meeks of Pierce County,
Georgia, respectfully abowetb: .
let. That they desire to be incor-j
porated under the corporate name]
hereinafter eet forth as provided In
Section 2823 of the Code of Georgia.
2nd. That the object of their asso
ciation la profit and sain, and tbe par
ticular buaineas they propose to carry
on is that of a public warehouseman,
and they dealre for themselves, their
associates and successors, the authori
ty to do a general warehouse business
in which they will receive cotton and
other merchandise from farmers,
planters, merchants, banka and the
public generally on storage, and for
reasonable and proper storage
charges. They desire also to have
power and authority to issue ware
house and storage receipts, which will
represent the cotton or other merchant
dise stored and can be used as collat
eral in the place of the cotton or oth
er merchandise, and as symbolic of
such cotton or other merchandise.
3rd. That their corporate name will
be “THE FARMERS' WAREHOUSE
COMPANY” and the amount of capital
stock will be five thousand dollars
($5,000.00), all of which will be act
ually paid In at or before tbe begin
ning of business; but they desire au
thority to increase their capital stock
from time to time up to one hundred
thousand dollars ($100,000), and to de
crease the same from time to time, but
never below five thousand dollars*
4th. Their principal place of doing
business or home office shall t>e In
Waycroaa, Ware county, but they de
sire authority to do business elsewhere
In the State of Georgia and In the
United States.
6tb. They desire power and authori
ty to purchase, own, lease or rent
lands, warehouses and other buildings
suitable to the business of a ware
houseman, to make contracts of every
kind, including the power to borrow
money, and to enter into all proper ob
ligations, and to secure the obligations
of the corporation .under security deed
mortgage Of the property of the cor
poration, and all corporate powers*
whether hereinbefore specified or not,
which belong to corporations charter
ed under Section 2823 of the Code of ^
Georgia, and to do all things convenfjl
ent or proper to the business of the *
said corporation.
<th. They alfo .desire power and «u- i
thorlty in said THE FARMERS*
WAREHOUSE COMPANY to hold
stock in other corporations, where said
holdings will not defeat or lessen com
petition or encourage monopoly.
WHEREFORE, petitioners pray an
order of Incorporation for themselves,
their associates and successors, and
for the term of twenty (20) years from
the date of the order of Incorporation*
with the privilege of renewal at the
end of aald term, under the aald cor
porate name, and with all the powers
and rlgbta hetclnbeforo prayed for.
J. L. CRAWLEY,
Attorney for Petitioners.
The above petition filed in thla office
September 29th, 1914. E. J. BERRY,
Clerk Superior Court Ware County, Ga.
(8ea! of Court)
A deed to the purchaser will be
mado by the undersigned. *%
This September 1,1914. !•_
Waycroes Saving* ft Treat Co.,
By D. F. Arthur, Secretary.
J. L. Sweat,
Attorney.
9-ll-4wke.
Hopkineon place. Said property lev
ied on as the property of I. W. Lano
to satisfy ten certain executions Is
sued upon ten judgments rendered at
the September term, 1914, of the Jus-
THE NELMS SLICES
San Antonio. Texas, Oct 1.—DIs-
# ew *«.,* . to. « .. trict Attorney W. C. Unden announc-
tto. Court of the 1231et district O. M.,^ ^ tket . rewerd of
Bure Count,-, Ceorgie. I. fevor of the, , 5000 h , d ^ olr , reU for rrx; , hlt
Fidelity Loan A Investment Companv
axel net I. W. lane.
Mre. Kioto Nelma Dennis end MIm
! Beatrice Nelms were either alive or
Slate of Georgia, u
Were County. Also at the Mme time and piece end j
The appraiser, eppolnted to eet on .the »me term., will be acid the mo0l Vr end brother
.part a twelve months support-far the, following property: All of that tract I ( h , , vo authorised the
family of C. W. Royal deceased hev- or parcel of land, situate, lying end 1 '
ng filed their return, all person* con- being In the count}- of Ware. State or
corned era hereby cited end required Georgia, and more fully deacrihed as
to show cau* In the Court of Ordl- follows: Lot one (1) In block one
nary ot said county oa the drat Mon- 41) of the Bladen’s subdivision
day In October. 1914, next, why th* original Mock six (4) of the Murphy
application for Mid twelra months Seasome Subdivision of original land
support should not he granted. lot on* hundred end twenty one (ill)
This September ltoh, 1914. i Id the eighth district The plat of Hid
B. H. Thomas, I Bladen Subdivision being of record In
9 11 4wk*. Ordinary, th. office of th. Clerk of Were Sups- T-’T": “
aRKSRSR-e, JsnZ sr.-Jt SSi =
reward- The two slaters have been
missing alnefi tout June and were
traced from Atlanta to this city. Yes
terday's rewerd ■upereedet th* pre
vious rewerd of $1,200.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. lanes, or
Eugene. Oregon, were brought here
charged with murder end accessory
before Ike fact, respectively, In' eon-'
nection with the dtoepprarence of
October, (which to th* 4th day of aaU Issued upon sis judgments rendered,*" 10 " °* th * Jorr ; . -
month), at pabllc outcry at th* court at.the September term, ms, of the ,r * Bd im •* espectod to
. . house door, within th* legal hours of Justice Court of the l!3Ut district. c0 “ Wer Ul * next
t 1 te * “le, to th* highest bidder tor'cash, O. M. Ware County, Georgia. In fa-
certain tract or parcel of land, in tht. the following described property, lo- vor of the Fidelity Loan ft Investment 1 .. oft Ilf FUEUICC
August 94 1914 ttof1*"” 4 . City o» Wsyeroee, Ware Company agnlost Mre. Harriet S. Bell. FARMER SAW ENEMIES
Angwat *4, ltl4..f»* amd irtet being <1x100 feet, more ( county, Georgia, and more particular- Written notice of levy and of thla
Whereas, ths Oeoeral Assembly at .or Ism. sad being situated oo th* east )y described u follows: advertisement given to esch of above
t session to 1914 fnfooad aa •«* of '•D- street, and being located | Bsgtoatog at tt# totsreactloa of Al- 1 named defendants-
amendment to tbt Coastllstlou of thla property of Lott aad OoaottL.haay Avenue tad "H" street on th* This soth day of September. 1914.
Stoto. m Ml forth la aa act awrored Said proparty being levied oa aa th* uoath .id. of Albehy Avenue end East 1 D. tv. PITTMAN Sheriff
August itih, 1914, to-wlt: |p«*ny of Arthur E. Reynolds, by to Mid "H" street, running Rut along 10-1-4-wke.
An Act to amend Article S, Section virtue of an execution Issued oo Um Albany Avenue fifty-five- (SS) feet,*
4. Paragraph L of th* Constitution of of December, 1919. by J. W. 1 , thence tt right angles with Albany STATE OF
Georgia, by extending th* term ’ *
. _ V : V „ . ' • i~ nan. engire who Ainaay state OF GEORGIA,
°f Wfjehtond, Clerk of Council, to faror l Areane, aoatherly to tho Braaswiek. COUNTY OF WARE,
of of the City of Waycroaa, agmtost AS and Weatere Railroad,' now th* At- To the Snnerior Oonrt o
■tahan of tk* Oaaatal Aasembly of « «■* city ot Waycroaa. against AY- and Western Railroad.’ now tho At- To the Superior Court of aald county
the attte natll the ttma fixed by tow Uw E. Reynotdto amounting to $99Jfc tattle Com! Line right of way; three. The pJ!££m otTi £oo£“ i
tor the convening of the next Geoenl K99 totorett. sad fifty cento Wreterly fifty-five (89) fret to eald Crawley, j. p. Taylor, J. B. Lewli. J. L.
teeeaikly wUck “Id execution waa lo-,*H" street; thence northerly elong the Sweet, Martin V. Calvin, H j Benton
Tha totkrwtng amendment le hereby covering th* aafald assessment cast side of -H" .tract to tbe pi.ee or l. a. Wilson d f Arthur a w Dee*
yrore**l by the Senate and House of tor cemsat sidewalk to front of said beginning. j. p. wuron. w. WLamrom Mercu.
Rsprearetotlrsa to th* People ot Gsor- property- | Said shore described property lev- Mesa. John T. W.tL M. L. Bunn. p. N.
*** 10 *ttWo *• Seetloa 4. Paragraph JOHN W. COLLET. led on as the property of Higgle L Harley, J. c. Humphrey* L V WII-
1. of th* Constitution ot Georgia. Ctty Marshal end Levying Officer. Turner to Mllefy an eiecullon teased llame. J. K. T. Bowden. Den Lott. W.
Amend Mid Paragraph 1. of said 9-9riwk*.
- m.
on the 12th day of Aucust* 1914, from E. Sirmans. John w. Bcunott. H L.
PUT POISON IN WELL
Pelham* Ga.. Oct L—A. P. Fain, *
well-known farmer living < miles
weal Of Pelham, In Grady county, wac
in Pelham yesterday and swore out
warrants for J. E. Holly and Ira
Kcbinaon, charging them with putting
poison in hi* well.
About a year ago Fain and Holly
had some trouble and Fain claims
Holly threatened to burnT him out
Holly, however, left the country and
..•eni to Alabama. About two
nso he returned and Tuesday
the dav with Ira Robinson, who
near Fain’s home.