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V ADISCN SUPERIOR COURT, JULY TERM 1922
. County: Monday Morning July 24-th. 1922
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■‘h N °- 856
v, Jarrells IM4
HiUer at-' Cos. vs Pace et al 11-12
[innev vr. Pace et al 1143
jowardv, Howard * 1150
frown vs. Brown H'4
{}i ; c Guano Cos. vs. White McCurdy Cos 1166
! g j;. ~r i l;zer Cos. vs White McCurdy Cos 11 <37
{owe and Cos. vs Rogers 1241
{owe and Cos. Scott et al. i242
jhohton Bros, vs David . 1260
Uadison County Bank vs. Roebuck et al 1268
tfossMauYg Cos. vs. David 1272
te theastern Banking Cos. vs. Steven scnson wet al 1273
jeagraves vs. Drake et al 12(3
{eagnves vs. McClain et al 1284
Whitehead and Gholston vs. Nelms 128 GT
Whitehead and Gholston vs. Burges 1287
Vhiteheacl and Gholston vs. Freeman 1288
Boston Bros. Vs. Freeman 1280
Vhiteher.d and Gholston vs Lord et al 1290
’eoples Bank vs. Lord et al 12.1
Sank of Paielsville vs Dudley et al 1294
;omer Bank vs Perry 1296
iomer Bank vs Huff et al 1297
!omer Bank vs. Threat et al 1298
Comer Bank vs Arnold 129t>
Comer Bank vs Griffeth 1300
Comer B: ak vs Griffeth et al 4 1301
Jalloway vs. Williams 1302
IcSenzie vs. Burckalter 1304
Cate vs Loden et al 1306
lawkes v$ Hawkes 1308
lawkes vs Glenn v 1309
Denny vs. Stalnaker 1313
Stovall D- niels Cos. vs. Adams Adams 1314
’’arm rs Bank vs Bu.ton et al 1316
■’armers Bank vs Scoggins 1318
Farmers Bank vs Burton et al 1319
Farmers Bank vs Aekin et al 1320
Farmers Bank vs Hunt et al 1321
Peoples Bank vs Gunnel|s et al 1323
Connolly vs Smith et al 1324
Crook vs Fortson et al - 1325
Jfloseley vs. Aekin 4 1326
-'iadiscn County Bank vs Boswell et al 1327
Madison County Bank vs. Kincaid 1330
Whitworth vs. Mathews et al 1331
Stern Cos. Vs Smith 1334
Strieklams vs. Strickland 1336
CASES SET FOR TRIAL, FOR MONDAY
Brown et al. vs S. A. L. Ry Cos 862
P un ’- ar ‘ and Nelms vs S. A. L Ry Cos 571
Bros. Vs. Watkins . . . I*l4
Dorsey Governor vs Allen et al 925
a] vs O’Kelley et al D27
Dudley vs Rogers 1029
• ''can Express Company 1036
-'i n. .' £ -Jo. vs Bone 1046
- v 3 vs Adams 1047
erncr vs Allen et al 1058
v , nor vs Allen et al 1009
TANARUS) ,
j ‘ .am, Farharn claimant . . 10-. J
v ' Pollard, Shelton claim ant 1083
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' - r -iam, Parham claimant 1184
~ 4 use vs Parham et al 1178
Refining Cos. vs Williams 1146
1 v - V. illiams 1246
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p '“ ovs Acceptance Corp. vs Murray et al .. . 1027
8 v Berryman et al 1077
-ulams, Nelms garnish ICB ’
-cRn Vs Thaxton 1087
• IR-nton, Faulkner claimant 1089
j-enton, Benton claimant 1091
A'ise, Davis garnishee 1092
Crook, Crook claimant. . . 1102
t, ' Crook, Crook claimant 1103
Hawkes vc r ‘
p vs. Cooper 1105
£ Kidd mr
Refining Cos. vs Arnold 1135
" vs. Crook 1140
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tv. '■ Cos. vs. Bond, Bond Claimant 1145
s - Th ieatt 1156
c ' • Highland 4 1182
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( ' vs - Scarborough 1186
Wednesday July 26, 1922.
DanielsviSle, Georgia, Friday, July 2F, {922
National Bank of Athens vs Hollifield et al 1136
Rutherfod vs Berryman 1111
WcWhorter vs Alien et al 1152
Hedden vs Fortson . . .. 1169
Heddcn vs Fortson . . 1170
Bates vs Madison County 1171
Bates vs Madison County 1172
Pulliam and Adams vs Scarboo * 1179
Ducan and Nelms vs B*-ay 1187
Arnold et al vs Hampton et al 1191
Arnold et al vs Hampton et al .'. 1281
Athens Foundry & Machine Works vs Farmers Gin Cos 1193
Comer Mercantile Cos. vs Bray 1196
Comer Mercantile Cos. vs Bray 1197
Comer Bank vs Kidd et al 1211
Griffeth Mule Cos. vs Hardman et al 1221
Rowe & Cos. vs Boothe 1236
Rowe & Cos. vs Jordan 1260
Rowe & Cos. vs Jordan 1261
Thursday July 27th, 1922
Porterfield vs Porterfield 1262
Watkins vs Watkins 1269
Franklin vs Powers 1276
Turk vs Hunt 1280
Georgia National Bank vs Ililley 1292
Madison County Bank vs Jones et al 1293
Bank of Danielsviile vs Bryant .. . 1295
Fortson vs Carithers 1303
McKinzie vs Evans . . . . 1305
Webb Crawford Cc. vs David et al 1311
Barber vs Rucker et al 1312
Farmers Bank vs Vaughn 1.315
Farmers Bank vs Boothe et al 1317
Farmers Bank vs Pulliam et al 1322
Madison Cunty Eank vs McEireath et al 1328
Madison County Bank vs McEireath et al 1329
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Lenoir vs Fortson et al 1332
Comer Bank vs Bruce, Nelms claimant 1337
Irwin vs Tiller, Adams claimant 1340
Allen vs Bryant, Davis claimant 1343
Northeastern Banking Cos. vs Smith 1342
Shields vs Rice 1344
Beaverdam Drainage District vs Ham pton, Hamptn claimant 1352
Planters Bank vs Settles, Settles claimant 1353
Carmichael vs Goss 1414
Kennedy vs Brown .. 1415
The criminal docket will not be called before noon Thursday, July
27th. Parties and witnesses in Criminal cases need not attend court till
Thursday afternoon, unless other bu siness in court.
Done by order of the Bar, July 10th, 1922.
Wra. D. Meadow, Clerk. W. L. Hodges, Judge
TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION
The regular State Teachers Ex
amination will take place on Fri
day and Saturday, August 4 and 5,
1922.
The Reading Course for tose teachers
who desire to renew their certificates
It is as follows:
1522 READING COURSE FOE
TEACHERS
Primary and General Elementary
Address
1. Manual for Georgia Teachers—
County Supcrinter.danl Free
2. Ker.dall and MiriHow To Teach
the Fundamental Subjects— South
ern School Book Depository, 121
Auburn Ave., Atlanta Ga, Postpaid
i SI.BO. 3. Dressier’:; School Hygi
! ene —S. S. Book Dep., Atlanta, Ga.
High School and Supervisory
jl. Manual for Georgia Teachers—
I County Superintendent, Free. 2 Ra
! peer's Consolidated iluial School—
'Southern S. B. Dep., Atlanta, Ga.,
: 13. Parker’s Methods of Teaching in
jrpgh Schools, Ginn & Cos., Commerce
j Ur-. 11, Atlanta, Ga., Postpaid SI.BO
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ATHENS, GA.
EOLL WEEVIL REMEDY
I am publishing the formula below
what is claimed to be a bol] weevil
destroyer for whatever it is worth
A prominent business man and farm
er gave it to me. and he says that if
it does not destroy them that it will
drive them away. He is running
twelve plows and is using it on his
whole crop.
(Formula )
. .Take t'o pounds of common soap
used for washing clothes, dissolve this
to one gallon of water and then add
to that one gallon of kerosene oil, and
churn this up, mixing it. well then
after well mixed add 12 to 15 gallons
of water and mix this well. Take a
croker sack, or something on this or
der saturate it well with this mixture
fasten it in some way to the plow
sloth, and drag it over the cotton..
It is said that the boll weevil cannot
stand the smell of the kerosene Oil.
The soap that is put in the water,
causes the kerosene and water to mix
Berry T. Moseley.
NOTICE
The annual Home Corning at FtLa
roar, will be on Saturday July 29th.
1922. Let he friends try to help
make it the best one of all
Jn order to make it a great success
let us carry ample refreshments
suitable for such an occasion.
Ordered by the Committee July nth.
; Announcement.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the Senate, from the 30th.
Senatorial District subject to the
Democratic Primary, and will appre
ciate the support of all the people of
this district.
Very truly,
T. S. Mason.
Hartwell, Ga.
FOR CONGRESS
To The Voters Of Eighth Congress
ional District:
1 hereby announce as a can
didate from the Eighth Congressional
District of Georgia for the 68th Con
gress subject to the rules of the Dem
ocratic Primary.
1 want to assure the people that
in my heart J deeply appreciate
their loyal support in the past and
trust tha my candidacy will again
meet with their approval.
' C. 11. BRAND
TO THE VOTERS OF THE BTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:-
I hereby announce that 1 am a can
didate for Congress from the Bth.
Di strict of Georgia, subject to the
Democratic Primary.
If elected to Congress 1., will
strive faithfully to represent every
legitimate interest.
This District is largely devoted to
Agriculture. It is of prime importance
1 shall, therefore, without delay, give
my best efforts to better the condi
tion of those engaged in Agricultun
If the farmer prospers, all classes
share in his prosperity. If the fanr.i r
fails there can he no prosperity ur -
where.
Agriculture is now in a critical
condition. It is about to be destroyed
we are fast approching a crises. Con
ditions demand action on the part of
Congress.
I propose a practical ad construct
ive program for Agriculture. It is a
basis of all prosperity and should in
.placed on a parity with other indus
tries. Better business conditions can
come only after better Agriculture
conditions are restored.
Ihe South can never reach her
full measure of prosperity until
cotton sells for a fair price, and un
til the price is stabilized. To this end
I will devote my energies.
1 propose to make a vigorous fight
foi the restoration of Agriculture,
unci I ask at your hands the oppor
tunity to serve you.
Thomas .1. Shoe!; Hford
farm loans
Loans on high class
farms closed Quickly
large loans preferred.
L T. Murry,
Danielsville, Ga
Plenty of Money
Lend.
On farm land-Lowest rate of
Interest—Prompt Action.
Hubert M. Hylce
Law Offices Athens, Ga.
405 Holman Bldg.
No loans made less than 2,C00. CO
“MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS.”
Rate of interest < : ;d one half
per cent.
terms to suit bo: rower.
( omeys G. Moore, '
Danielsvillc, Georgia.
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V/ANTED: 50 bu Wheat 1 2 caih 1-2
trade
W. T. Cook.
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