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LEGAL notices • Madison <'oimty. (it“° r P i:i ' w Jones,ad midistratot Wb< Wneu deceased, represents July filed l !lie “'i„ word, that lie haslul z , A ta" ' kindred and creditors **•' " if' any they can, why • o is . s3 -' , aldriiinistration and -fe ieucrs of dismission on the " ' • v ,w 1919. A. 11. Long, Ordinary ,7 lirja Madison County. ’ r v-rt-K J. Z. Morris and C. H. Mor- T rris ' represent to the court in v.jv r !-•'! an ! entered ( ~J !,a they have tuliy J.Umill- J ' . , MoPr i S ’ estate: Tins is all oneerned L ,iy.i and '.-reditors. to skw. cause, i,why said aJministri • bo clisidiarged from strati on and receive let .i;-;:;is-ionon first Monday ip *j) m ber iiy. This Nov. 3, im. 11. Long. Ordinary. - . t Mi U n C- iunty. M. Aiiams, guardian of Lduie yj .as.has applied to me for a dis cliargefrom his guardianship of Li ,7 This is therefore to noti f. .. j ]),•!•. ns eoiffierned, to file t heir fl uiny t iiey have,- on or be f,r. he Jfirst JMonday Jin December, V'-'els-he will be discharged from | h - jaanlianship ns applied for. . bisX, v. 4, 1019. A. H, Long., prdinary. . georgia, Madison Comity. ' E, :i;iralsoii lias applied tor !K : •- months support lor herself and niiimr children out f the estate' 0f,).- 1). H. Haralson, late of said coun ty. T'oeased. and appraisers duly ap pointed to set’apart the same having tiM their returns, all concerned are lier-Ty notified to show cause why said application should not be granted on lb' irst-Monday; in December, 191 b. T. > Nov. 3rd, 1919. A. H. Long. Ordinary. Georgia, L cl •; > i-G ijujL, . f 1; Ail WI c:n In; : \ COtcei n, *’ i. </. Chi istian, having in, proper fmlicd v :o 'n-t for permanent tat . so:; .hr.inistriil-ion on theapst-ate of'.". F.Chrictian, kite cf said Coun ;!4; jcyaSe'L :Ustl is Ail'-and singular, the creditors and next off kin of W. K. Christian to be and appear at my office lith'inathe'time allowed by law and show cause if any they can. why permanent administra tion should not he granted to C. G. Ghvistian on W. F. Christian's estate 'Witness-my hand and official signa ture, thisday of Nov. 1319. A. H. Long. Ordinary ■ Georgia Madison County I To Whom it May Concern I J. D. Long, a, creditor having in I proper form applied to me forperma ■ rent letters of administration on the ■ estate of Eveline Moore deceased, ■ this is to cite all and singular, the ■ creditors and next of kin of Eveline I ® oore to be and appear at my office ■ within the time allowed by law 7 ai^tl ■ show cause, if any they can, why per- I tnJDen t administration should not'be I ran ttd to .1. p. Long on Eveline ■ Moore's estate. I Eess rc y hand and official signture ■ t,!: s 3 day of Nov. 1910. ■ A. H. Long, Ordinary I No. 694 ■ Petition for Divorce li, Madison ■ ■ Superior Court. ■ January Term J 920 I Sam Dove ■ I Rosa Dove ■ To the defendant. Rosa Dove ■ fi^l P ' aintifr atD Rove having I ft'!' if P et ‘ tlon for divorce against I - r : JV * ‘ n 'his court, returnable to I ' K an d it being made B res V- ' , t, ' at Rosa Rove i>. not a I Jso that H not. ... ... ■IV a , Within the State I ' made for I Jillbli- I notify you Ir,, C "" ' c r at rife next. -• -Ma., - c ■ ■ ;< ; or Court to be ■ . ■ mJanuary H C( ~r’.a'-.f" J ar.swer said .. ■ '• • aide W. L. exDr. Georgia, Madison County. By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Madison county, Ga.. will be sold at public outcry on the first Tuesday in December, lf>lo, at the court house door in said county, between the legal hours of sale, the following property to-wit: All of two certain tracts of land be longing to the estate of B. S. Ramsey deceased, the first tract being that tract ol land lying and being in Pitt man district, the same adjoining lands of Chandler, Sailors and others, and containing 50 acres more or less. The other tract adjoining the above tract, and adjoining Williams lands, Adams, and others, the same contain ing 67 acres more or less, and being all the lands belonging to the estate of B. S. Ramsey deoeased. Plats to the above described two tracts of land will bo exhibit ,v the day of sale, and any one desiring to see said lands can call on the under signed. The whole of said lands will be sold, the widow of the said E. S. Ramseys deceased, electing • > take dower in the proceeds of rT.d sale, with the consent, of the undersigned, and to be reinvested as is providt l by law. Deeds to said propert y will be made in accordance with ‘said plats, and this advertisement. The said property sold as the prop erty of the estate of B. S. Ramsey, deceased, and for the purpose of pay ing- debts and distribution among the heirs. Terms cash. Possession will he giv en January Ist, 1020, oi as soon a-p present tenants will vacate 1 Tore said date. This November sth, h L, , . L. H. Seagraves. Adro’r of ' *- * B. S. Raicsey, •lucer.s NOTICE In the Superior Court of Mad ison County, Georgia. Petition to validate and con firm $20,500.00 Drainage Bcnps for Brushy Creek Drainage Dis trict, No. 1, Madison County, Georgia. '' State of Georgia, by A. S. Skel ton, Solicitor-General, Northern Circuit of Georgia vs The Board of Drainage Commis sioners of Brushy Creek Drain age -District No. 1, * Madison County, Georgia; and Miles Col lier, etal, Commissioners... ... AT CHAMBERS: . The foregoing petition of the State of Georgia by and through the Solicitor General of the Northern Circuit of Georgia having been first filed in the of fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Madison County, Geor gia, in which county the said Board of Drainage Commission ers of Brushy Creek Drainage District No. X, Madison countv, Georgia, arid said District is lo cated, read and considered. It is ordered by the Court that the said Defendants, the Board of Drainage Commission ers Brushy Creek Drainage Dis trict No. 1, Madison county, Georgia, and Miles Collier, C. Kincaide and S. E. Whitworth, Commissioners of said District, do show cause before me at 12:- 00 o’clock noon, State Time, on the 14th day of November, 1919, at Danielsville, in Madison coun ty, Georgia, why the prayers of said petitioner should not be granted, and why the bonds therein referred to should not be confirmed and validated as provided by law. It is further ordered that the Clerk of the Superior Court o f Madison County, Ga., shall pub* lish in a newspaper at least twice befors the hearing of this cause, a notice to tne public that on the day above specified providing for the hearing /: tne said cause, the same will be heard, so that all parties who desire to intervene, shall have notice of the application and the said hearing as pro.ice Jby This 29th day of October, 1919 W. L. Hodges, j Judge Superior Court, Northern 1 Circuit of Georgia THE DANIELSVI.XE - y ■■■ Latest News ... . Hot From The Wires No newspaper in the south is better equipped than the Atlanta Journal for the getting the news to you it hap pens. Fo years The JoUrha! has been served by the As sociated Press, the worlds greatest newsgathering agen cy. with its full leased wire service. Recently The Jour nal has taken on the full twenty-four hour service of the Associated Press. 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