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LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE to debtors N AND CREDITORS rvereia, Madison County. creditors of the estate of the •t,te of Misses Mary and Maggie Vfotds, deceased, late of said county, hereby notified to render in th eir laims to the undersigned ac cording to law, and all persons in, debted to said estate ar, required to make immediate payments t* me. This Jan. 6th, 1925. W. S. Threlkeld, Ex’r *f will of Misses Mary and Maggie Woods, deceased. . ~ Georgia, Madison County. To the Creditors of M. E. Scogin, deceased: You are hereby required to ren der to the undersigned a statement of your demands. This Jan. 12th, 1925. C. H. Scogin, Admr. of M. E. Scogin, deceased. M, M 6,6 t. — w PETITION FOR DIVORCE IN MAD ISON SUPERIOR COURT; FILED TO DECEMBER TERM, 1924 Janie Wynn yg _ j ti* P-i' Simon Wynn To Simon Wynn Janie Wynn filed her petition a gainst you for divorce in this court to the December Term 1924, and you not residing in this county or State, an order being granted to perfect service on you by publication, you are hereby notified to be and appear at the next term of Madison Superior Court, to te held on the first Monday in Ma ch 1925, to answer the com plaint. Witness the Honorable W. L. Hodg es, Judge of said Court, This January Ist, 1925. Wm. D. Meadow, Clerk. M, 1-23, 4t. Georgia, Madison County. W. J. Spearman and C. W. j Spearman having applied to the Or dinary by petition asking- that T. W j Adams, as administrator of the es- j of A. L. Adams, deceased, late of said county, be required to make a deed to a certain tract of land in Madison County, Ga.. about two mile:! from Danielsville, and being known as the A. H. Adams home place, on the Bankhead highway, and adjoining'lands of J. -T. Meadow, C. E. Adams, and Bankhead highway, and being described in : certain bond for title given by A. L. Adams to said W. J. Spearman and C. W. Speerman in pursuance of a bond fir title made by the sail A. L. Adams to said W. J. and C. TV . Speerman, in his life tin.e, the said W. J. Speer man and C. TV. Speerm m alleging that they have fully met their obli gations in said bond. This is to notify Mrs. Lettie Ad ams and Asa Adams, heirs at lav/ of the said deceased, A. L. Adams, to be and appear at the March Term 1925 of the Court of Ordinary of Mad ison County, and show cause, i‘f any they can, why said administra tor rhould not be required to make said deed as prayed for by the said IV. J. Speerman and C. W. Speer roan, petitioners. N. C. BULLOCK, Ordinary. Georgia, Madison County. To whom it may concern: Q- H. Masisey having, in proper form, applied to me for Permanent betters of Administration on the es tate of Mr. Nancy C. Massey, late of said County; this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of bin of Mrs. Nancy Cb Massey to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, "Jiid show cause, h any they can, why permanent ad ministration should not be granted t 0 Q. H. Massey on Mrs. Nancy C. Massey’s estate. itness my hand and official sig natare, this 2nd day jf Feb. 1925. N. C. BULLOCK, Ordinary. Georgia, Madison County. Notice is hereby given that C. F. V >*|-i Threlkeld, d-’roased, having a Pp!id to me by petition for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased; and that an order was made hhereon at the February term, 1925, for cita tion, and citfXion issue; all the heirs at law and creditors of the said de ceased will take netice that I will pass upon said application at the March term, 1925, of the court of Ordinary of Madison County; and that unless cause is shown to the contrary at said time, said leave will be granted. This Feb. 2 1925. N. 0. BULLOCK, Ordinary. Georgia, Madison County. Notice is hereby given that J. T. Murray as administrator of E. L. Benton, deceased, having applied to me by petition for leave to sell the real estate of the said deceased; an order was made thereon at the Feb. 1925 term, for citation, that citation issue; all the heir at law and credi tors of the said E. L. Benton, de ceased, will take notice that I will pass upon said application at the March term, 1925. of the Court cf Ordinary of said county, and that unless cause is shewn to the contrary, at said time, said leave will be grant - ed. This Feb. 2, 1925. N. C. BULLOCK, Ordinary. Georgia, Madison County. Will be sold at the court house door in said county on the first Tues ay in March, 1925. within the legal hours of sale, to-wit: All that certain tract of land ly ing and being in Madison County, Ga., 438th District, G. M. and bounded on the North by Madison Springs tract, now owned by L. W. Berryman, on the East by Edgar Goodrum, on the South by M-dison Springs land f now owned by Mason, and on the West by Will Christian, more fully described as follows: . . Beginning at Will Christian’s and Madison Springs land, post oak cor ner, thence S 88 E 18.44 to black .gum on the branch, then up said branch with meandering* of to a corner in the middle of said branch, thence N 89 W 17.3" to pine cor ner, thence S 1 3-4 W 12.25 to the beginning post oak. containing 24 acres more or less, more fnllv de scribed bv nlat made by TANARUS). E. Stone Oct. 13, 1908, hereto attached ard made a part of this deed. Said property is known as the Joe Bal lenger place and is levied on to sat isfy the within fi fa, that is a Sure rior Court execution in favor of Mrs Ella E. Dean against L. W. Berry man, and sold as L. W. property. This Feb. 2. 1-925. W. H. HALL, Sheriff Georgia, Madison County . Will be sold before the court house door at Danielsville, Ga., betweenn the legal hours of sale, the folio.ving personal property to-wit: 1 red and -white snottcd miik cow; also 1 top buggy, F. A. Ames make. Said property sold to satisfy an ex ecution issued from the Superior Court of! said Countv in favor of Madison Bank against Cbarlev Lord and S. F}. Whitworth, said proner+.y levied on as the nronerty of Charley Lord. This F^b. 2, 1925. W. H. HALL, Sheriff Georgia, Madison County. Will be gold before the court house door at Danielsville, said Coun ty on the first Tue<*day in March, 1925, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for cash, ' the following described property to-wit: Lot No. 1. Being all that tract or parcel of land, being in the incorporate limits of the town of Danielsville, Madison County, Ga., on the road leading from Danielsyille to Madison Springs adjoining lands of W. D. Meadow on the North, Mrs*. Mary A. Sor rells on the East, J. R. Echols on the South, being now H. L. Echols, said Danielsville and Madison Springs Boad on the West, the courses and dis tances being according to a plat made by E. E. Stone and attached to deed made by W. D. Meadow to J. E. Bond Sr., dated April 12th, 1912, containing two acres more or less. Lot Not. 2. Being all that tract of land lying and being in the City of Danielsville, said County, this lot being distir I givshed as lot N). 9 in the rlat and plan of the City of Danielsville, con- THE DANIELSViLLE MONITOR. DANIELSVILLE. GA. taining One-Fourth of an acre moie or less, together with all improve ments thereon, said lot lying on the public square and Athens road, west of said road, and known as the B*- rum lot, bounded cm the North by Public Square, Blast by Athens road, South by lot herein conveyed, and West by Bullock lot. Lot No. 3 Being all that lot or parcel of land, in said City <*f Danielsyille, said State and County, adjoining the a beve described lot on the North, Ath ens road on the East, Blackwell lot, now T. G. Hitchcock on the South, and Bullock lot on the West, con taining one-half acre more or less, and known as the D. E. Griffeth nolfin house lot. On the first described let there is a six room dwelling and stable and other out buildings. On the second described lot, there is a good five room dwelling, a store room with two other rooms attached. On the third described lot there is a two story building, the lower story used for coffin house store room, and t v e second floor for lodge purposes. Also goed barn on this lot. Also on the following describe-: property as the property of D. E. Griffeth;. One lot of caskets und coffins a follows: 1 Casket, 6-3 No. ''7os; 1 Casket, 6-e, No 515; 2 Caskets, 2-2 No. 202; 2 CasJcets, 2-6 No. 233; 1 Casket, 6-3 No. 140; 1 Casket, 6-3 No. 48,579; l Casket, 6-3 No. 8847; 1 Cesket 3-0 No number; 1 Casket 6- 3 No 509; 1 Casket 6-0 No . 2 N. L. 1 Casket 2-2 No . 5; 1 Casket 2-6 Plush; 1 Casket 2-6 W. L.; 2 Cas kets 2-6 Flat top, W. L.; 1 Casket 6-3 No 503; 2 Caskets No. 202; 1 Casket 2-0 No. 5; 1 Casket G-3, No. 575-8; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 55; 1 Cas ket 6-3 No. 96 State Grey; 1 Casket 2- No. 122; 1 Casket 2- No 98; 1 Casket 6-0 No. 2022-70 White; 1 Casket 6-3 33-24; 1 Casket 6 No. G 173 Gay Plush; 1 Casket 3 No. 101 P; 1 Casket 2-6 in 4 feet box; 1 Clasfcet 6-3 Broad Cloth, Cover Black; 1 Casket 5-9 No. 603; 1 Cas ket 4- No. 5; 1 Casket 6-6 No. 75; 1 Casket 6-3 No 7*; 1 Casket 6-5 No. 75; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 601; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 0107; L Casket 6-0 No. 70; 1 Canket 2-0 No. B; 1 Casket 2-6 No. B; 1 Casket 5-9 No. B; 1 Casket 5-9 N0.67; 1 Casket 2-9 No. 202; 1 Casket 2-0 No. A; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 80; 1 Casket 6-0 No. 82; 1 Casket 4-6 Mo. 503; 1 Casket 6-0 No. 71; 1 Casket 6-0 U: 1 Casket 5- 0B; 2 Caskets 2-6 No. 10; 1 Casket 6-6 No. 94; 1 Casket 6-6 No. 03; 2 Caskets 6-6 No. 550 P; 1 Casket 5-9 No. 5501; 1 Casket 3-6 No. 10; 1 Cas ket 5-6 No. 603; 1 Casket 5-6 No. 509-50; 1 Casket 2-6 B; 1 Casket 4- G B; 1 Casket 2-6 No. 733; 1 Casket |4- No. 5; 2 Caskets 2- No. 202; 2 i Caskets 2-3 No 202; 2 Caskets 2-6 I No. 202; 1 Casket 2-0 No. 2 1-2; 1 i Casket 5-9 No. 5: 1 Casket 4-6 No. ! B 2 1-2; 1 Casket 3-0 No. B; 1 Cas i ket 2 feet No. B-l-2: 1 Casket 2-6 | A; 1 Casket 4-6 B 1-2: 1 Casket 3- j o B 1-2; 1 Casket 5-6 B 1-2; 1 Cas ket 2-6 No. 205-70; 1 Casket 6-0 No. 5511; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 101; 1 Cas ket 6-3 No. 170; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 4265; 1 Casket 2-6 No. 0; 1 Casket 2- 103 1-2; 1 Casket 2-0 No. L. S.; 1 Casket 2 6 No 202-55; 1 Casket 6- 0 No. 509-55; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 8; 2 Caskets 2-6B”-l-2; 1 Casket 2-6 No. 70; 1 Casket 4- No. B-l-2; 4 Caskets 2-6 No. 6; 1 Casket 4-8 No. 355; 1 Casket 5-3 No. 5; 1 Casket 2- 08. S. L. S; 1 Casket 2-6 B. S. ; 1 Casket 2-6 No. 101; 1 Casket 2-6 Flat top; 1 Casket 3-0 No. 10; 1 Cas*- ket 3-0 No. 5; 2 Caskets 2-6 B-l-2; 1 Casket 2-6 No. 5; 3 Caskets 3-0 B -1-2; 1 Casket 2-6 B-l-2; 2 Caskets 3- B-l-2; 1 Casket 2- No. 203; 1 Casket 2-6 B-l-2; 1 Casket 2-6 202 55; 1 Casket 2- No. 812; 1 Casket 4- No. 5; 1 Casket 2- No. 10; 1 Casket 2- Mo. B; 1 Casket 4- No. 5; 1 Casket 2-6 No. 5; 1 Casket 3-6 No. 5; 1 Casket 2-6 B-l-2; 1 Casket 2-0 B. S. L. f?.; 1 Casket 2-6 No. B. S. L. S.; 1 Casket 3- No. 6; 1 Cas ket 2-9 No. 202-55; t Casket 3- White Plush; 1 Casket 5-3 No. 603 1 Casket 5-6 No. 5501: 1 Casket 6-3 G. J. G.; 1 Casket 4- No. 5 1-2; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 53 1-2; 1 Casket 6-0 B 1-2; 1 Casket 5-6 No. B 1-2; 1 Casket 2-0 No. B 1-2; 1 Casket 5-3 No. 5501; 1 Casket 6-3 PlO6l C. C. ; 1 Casket 6-3 No. J.. 17 P; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 1401-7; 1 Casket -3 No. 183; 1 Casket No. 509-50; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 1421-70; 1 Casket S-3 No. 103; 1 Coffin 6-3 No. B 1-2; 1 Cas ket 5- No. B 1-2; 1 Carket 2- No. 5; 1 Cailket 2-6 No. A; 1 Casket 2- B. 8. L. S. ; 1 Casket 2-6 Flat top; 1 Casket 2-0 No. 10; 1 Casket 6-0 2106-6; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 509-45; 2 Caskets 2-6 No. 5; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 149; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 1705-6; 1 Casket 5-9 No. 101; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 88-29; 1 Casket 6-3 No. T. W. ; 1 Casket 6-3 200BE; 1 Casket 3-6 No. 2 L 1; 2 Caskets 0 3 2-9; 4 Cas kets 2-0 No. 841; 1 Casket 6-3 4700 Block C; 1 Casket 6-3 No. 42 L 4; 1 Casket 2-3 No. 2; 1 Casket 6-3 46 No. LOG. 1 Ford Hearse. Said property levied upon as the property of D. E. Griffeth to satisfy an execution issued from the Supe rior Court of Madison County, Ga., on the Ist day of September 1924 in favor of Gholston Bros, against D. E. Griffeth and C. J. Tyner Jr. Deed from Gholston Bros. to D. E. Griffeth filed and recorded in Clerk’s office of Madison Superior Csurt, for the purpose of levy and sale, before levy made. Written notice given D. E. Griffeth, defendant in fifa and tenant in possession as required by law. Also the following property levied upon as the property of D. E, Grif feth and C. J. Tyner Jr. 1 Grind rock, 8 oil cars, 29 pieces bn steel, 1 lot joint stuff and car bodies, 400 crossre ember braces for Ford cars, 1 Runn’ng in machine, 1 engine and free air tank pump, 1 drill on post, 2 wagon tires, 1 1-2 in. 16 axel for Ford and other makes of cars, 2 Ford drive shafts, 7 Foi*d wheels, new and second hand, about 400 long cylinder head, bolts, about 32 short cylinder head bolts, about 300 washers, 1-2 inch; 1 pint can cement and lit small sizes; 1 quart can cement; 2 glasses for cars; 6 Ford patent hangers; 1 lot Clhevolet parts in basket; 12 car gaskets, dif ferent makes; about 50 car bolts; 1 flash-light case; 1 lot hose clamps; 4 radious rods; 1 lot felt washers; 25 rubber hose 1 1-2 inch, 3 feet long; 1 lot case hose, short lengths; 1 lot second-hand washers; 28 Ford fan belts; 1 lot steel bolts; 1 can. shaft for cars; 2 rubber floor boards for Fords; 1 set magnets, 16 comp; 1 set magnets, 13 comp.; 2 front bum pers; 1 five gallon glass jug; 100 & L turn buckles; 1 sledge hammer; 1 axle puller; I roller jack; wheels; 1 lot gas pipe; abouut 25 patches; 50 yards size; 40 patches 30 yards size; 1 lot duusting machines and parts; 1 lot attachments for Ford cars; 1 First Bound I WILL BE AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECIEVING TAX FOR THE YEAR 1925. PLEASE MEET ME AND GIVE IN YOUR TAX. COLBERT February 16 10 to 12 HULL February 16 1 to 3 CARLTON February 17 10 to 12 NEWTOWN February 17 1 to 2 PAOLI February 17 3to 4 BRIDGES STORE February 18 9 to 10 NEESE February 18 11 to 1 SAWDUST February 18 | 1 to 2 O’KELLEYS STORE February 18 3 to 4 PITTMAN COURT HOUSE February 19 10 to 12 ROGERS STORE February 19 12 to 1 ILA February 19 < *’ 2 to 4 POCA February 20 10 to 12 FT. LAMAR February 20 v '-A - 1 to 2 TYNERS STORE February 20 ; 2to 3 FITTS STORE February 20 3 to 4 COMER February 21 ’ : 10 to 2 MILL COURT GROUND February 23 10 to 12 BONDS GIN February 23 12 to 1 P. C. SCARBORO STORE February 23 2 to 3 HARRISON COURT GROUND February 24 10 to 12 C. W. SCARBORO STORE February 24 ' 1 to 2 J. E. VAUGHN’S STORE February 24 -3 to 4 JEPTHA February 25 10 to 12 MAN PATTONS MILL February 25 1 to 2 CLODFELTERS STORE February 25 3 to 4 DANIELSVILLE MARCH COURT 4. M. Hi:;, 3,T P.,M, Dodge truck, broken down; 1 Ford car, broke down, new block; 1 lot. shafting etc.; 1 lot Ford bolts, nuts, and all kinds washers etc.; and bear ings and bushings; 1 Ford five-pas senger car. The above property levied upon as the property of D. F. Griffeth and G. J. Tyner Jr. to satisfy a fifa is sued from the Superior Court of Madison County, Ga., on the Ist day of Sepetmber 1924 in favor of Ghol ston Bros, against said D. E. Grif feth and C. J. Tyner Jr. j This January 29th, !925. W. H. HALL, Sheriff I NOTICE OF MEETING 0F CREDI TORS In the District Court cf the United States for the Northern District of Ga. Eastern Division. AS A-COURT IN BANKRUPTCY IN RE: . Jno. M. Sorrow, Bankrupt, t Colbert, Ga., R. F. D. ' To the Creditors of said Bankrupt: You are hereby notified that there will be a meeting of creditors of the above named bankrupt on Feb. 12, 1925, at 613 and 614 Southern Mu tual Building, Athens, Ga. at 10:00 o’clock A. M., for the purpose of Examining bankrupt, allowing claims selecting a trustee and other legal business. ...... HOWELL COBB, Referee Athens, Ga., Feb. 3rd 1925. Pine-Tar and Honey Still Best for Chest Colds and Coughs Our mothers and grandmothers would never be without pine tar syrup in the house for coughs, chest colds, etc. This was many years ago, but modern medi cine has never been able to improve on this time-tested remedy. Doctors say the pine tar is hard to beat for quickly loosening and removing the phlegm and congestion that are the actual cause of the cough. At the same time pinc-tar and honey soon soothe and heal all irritation and soreness. The kind that has been used with never fail ing success in thousands ot families for years is that known as Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey. This is scientifically compounded of just the right proportions of pine-tar, honey and other quick-acting, healing ingredients which the best doctors have found to aid in quick relief, it contains absolutely no opiates, narcotics or harmful drugs, so can be given to young chil dren —fine for spasmodic croup. It tastes good, too. If you want the best, amedicine that often slops the severest cough overnight, be sure you get Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar Honey. It costs only 30c at any good druggists. & Dr. BELL'S Kg PINE-TAR'HONEY m> wm coughs