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- SHERIFF. SALS
Thare will be sold before the court
house door in gaid county within the legal
hours of sale on the first Tuesday in July,
1928, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property to-wit:
One two horse wagon sune being of
the Virginia mske,
Property levied o under Mortgage L.
fa. we the property of Holimvon Allen in
favor of J. D Holmun,
This the sth day of Jone 1925
; P. G, COXWELL, SHERIFF.
e A S S sty
CITATION
GEORGIA-—Lee County,
To Whom It May Concern:
G. A. Wallace, Admr. cstate of
Mrs. M. E. Love, having made appli
cation for leave to sell that City lot
in City of Leesburg, Lee ' County,
Georgia, being the old home where
Mrs. Love resided in life and being
lots numbers 109, 110, 111 and 113,
more particularly described in appli
cation as the property of the estate
of Mrs. M. k. Love for the purpose
of paying the debts of said estate,
this is to cite all persons concerned
to show cause, if any they have, why
said applicattion should not be
granted at the July term, Court of
Ordinary on the first Monday in July,
1923, ’
H. L. LONG, SR., Ordinary.
SHERIFF’S SALE,
GEORGIA-—Lee County,
There will be sgold on the first
Tuesday in July, 1923, in front of
the Court house door within the legal
hours of sale to the highest and best
bidder for cash the following
deseribed property to-wit:
One Fordson Tractor; property
levied on as the property of ‘A. L.
Osburn in favor of C. S. Graybeol.
This the Ist day of June, 1922,
P. C. COXWELL Sheriff.
CITATION,
CEORGIA-—Lee County,
To Whom It May Concern:
Delia Laramore having made ap
plication in due form to be appoint
ed permanent administratrix upon
the estate of Frank Laramore, notice
is htreby given that said application
will be heard at the regular term of
the Court of Ordinary for the said
county, to be held en the first Mon
day in July next, 1923.
Witness my hand and official sig
nature, this June 4th, 1923.
H. L. LONG, SR., Ordinary.
SHERIFFS SALE
CEORGIA-—Lee County.
Will be sold before the court house
door in said county between the legal
hours of sale to the highest bilder for
cashi on the first Tuesdav in July,
1048, the follnwing:
An acre of laad North side of lot
Fnown as C. M. E. lot and the build
ing thereon. Said * lot having 1-4
sere front ruaring Kast one acre,
said lot is locatodi and bounled us
f.lows: Ua Wad by o g
v North ani Fast 'y dards of C. ©.
Ansley, Sr.; On South by land of
Brotherhood of Benevolence, this be
ing 1-4 of the lot in the town of
Smithville, Lee County, Ga.,, and
known as C. M, E. lot.
Said property levied on as
property of Mallory Joinoer to satisfy
an execution issued from the City
Court of Leesburg. Owner and ten
ant in possession notified in terms of
the law.
This June 4th, 1923.
P. C. COXWELL Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE
CEORGIA-—~Lee County.
Will be sold before the court huose
door in said county between the legal
hours of sale to the highest bidder
for ecash, on the first Tuesday in
July, 1928, the following:
All that tract of land lying and
being and situated in the City of
Leeshurg, Lee County, Georgia, more
particularly described as follows:
Being a part of lot No. 16 of the
Wooten survey of said city of Lees
burg as shown on map fo file in of
fice of Clerk of Superior Court of
Lee county, and being one of the lots
deseribed as commencing at the
north-west corner of lot No. 16 and
runnnig due south along the westerz
line of said lot a distance of 162 feet,
thence cast a distance of 220 {feet,
thence due north a distance of 162
feet to the south line of Third Street,
and thence along the north side of
said lot No. 16, 220 feet back to the
starting point, the same containing
35,640 square feet as well all im
provements located thereon and bet
ter known as the Mack McMillan
house and lot in Leesburg, Ga., and
being one of the lots described in
deed from H. T. Mask to C. B. Calla
way in and “C".
Said property levied on under an
execution issued from the City Court
of Leesburg in favor of Bank of Lees
burg for use of Mrs. Couche Mathis
vs. L. R. Mathis, as the property of
1. R. Mathis. Owner and tenant inl
possession notified in terms of the
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P. C. COXWELL Sheriff.'
v EITATION G i
GEORGIA~—Lee County,
To Whom 1t May Concern: -
J. D. Herrell and John W, Lyon, of
said state, having in proper form, ap
plicd, ns persons selected by the next
of kin, for letters of admimistration
on estate of J. A, Lipsey, late of said
county, this is to cite all and singular
the ereditors and heirs of J. A Lip
sey to be and appeay at regular July
terin Court of Ordinary, suid county,
and show cause, if any they can, why
permanent letters of administration
should not be granted to them on
said estate. :
Witness my official signature this
June 4th, 1923,
H. L. LONG, BR., Ordinary.
IN AND ACOUT THE CITY
Home people take things for grant
o, whether they want thew or not,
A pedigree s all right in its way,
hut the apple of discord grows on
many a family tree.
Good goods come in small pacicagesr,
A pint of happiness Is worth a peck
of trouble.
No man has ever become blind to
hig own Interests from looking on the
bright side of life.
You never can tell. Many a man
rives in his own estimation who hopes
to be let down easy.
In spite of the fact that it takes 100
conty to make a dollar, lots of people
have more dollars than sense.
No, Maude, dear; there is no simi
larity between the milkweed and the
cowslip, nor do buttercups grow on
either, ! !
Of course a musical education
counts for something, but at the same
{ime lots of people put on airs who
can’t carry a tune.
The high flyer should remember that
michty few fellows, even when they
do take a tumble, have the foresight
to pick out a soft spot. ’
. Billy—“ Darling, 1 love you from the
hottom of my heart.,” Milly—" What's
the matter? I always thought there
was plenty of room at the top.”
Blobbhs—*“llow did Polly Peaches get
g 0 many medals as a lfe-saver?”
Slobbs—*“So many fellows have told
her they were just dying for a kiss.”
Mugging—“ You can reach a man's
heart through his stomach, but it
takes flattery to reach a woman's
Leart.” Buggins—*“ln other words,
stuff them and they are yours.”
SMILE AT THESE
A man chooses his wife, not because
there are no other women, but in spite
of them,
The worst of trying to settle down
{s that there's always so much to be
first settled up.
Enthusiasin is what keeps a man
at work when everyone else has gone
to a football match, .
In the game of lfe, the handsome
woman scores by “honors” and the
plain woman by “tricks.”
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If you are in need of information
about any health or sanitary condition,
write the State Doard of Health, Atlan
ta, for literature. They have for free
distribution pamphlets on various dis
eases and sanitery conditions. They
also have literature on
Sex Education in the Home;
“Keeping Fit,” for boys;
“Healthy, Happy Womanhood,” for
girly;
“Man Power,” for men;
“Outdoing the Ostrich,” for the gen
eral public on Hygiena. A splendid
pamphlet for school teachers.
Modern Version,
Old Father Hubbard went to his cup
board,
To tickle his palate, that's all;
In forty-eight hours, a prayer and some
flowers—
Alas! It was wood aleghol.
—Practical Druggist.
Occupational Disease.
I only kissed her on the cheek;
It seemed a simple frolic;
But I wag sick in bed a week—
They called it painter’'s colic.
—Chicago Medical Reporter.
In an interview with Dr. T. F. Aber
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delighted to be of any service he pos
sibly could to the people of our country.
If you have any health problem, in
cluding sanitation, prevention of dis
eage, water supply, write him at 131
Capitol Square, Atlanta, Ga.,, and ycu
will hear from him by return mail. He
is never happier than when helping
others.
When a man is chasing the almighty
dollar he forgets there is a Ged, and
when he is chasing women he forgets
there i 3 a devil—Coleman Cox. :
There are a few people who still be
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im,@fiw e
THE LEE COUNTY JOURNAL, LEESBURG, GEORGIA.
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_ Will be scld before“the court house door in said county, on the first
fwe-da}s: in July, 1928, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidd
3 tae &8 i
oiSt o S T 0 P e
eay, 101 K At TR et :' , "f’;.(f .':.pex; thg |Pecm Co., made about the
oot e dn‘-‘-j ", x(; 01020 ¢ e;k of the superior court of
üboul {ive geres, and kuvi ~."j' .."ti“,l:e ¢ ! eahc -of vaid tracts containing
i l’n"iwv u-!; v'::',‘u“'u '.l $ ;w'totne undred pecan trees to euch
tracts being ic: vied Tun a: th .' .3‘. Ku"‘t;'f)h f wr ya“r: Ola 0 Sl ot Bfldi
nomed ag t};o defendant ; -Lem.u:’;’ )flo SURDRUEVOE: S Pur. be'o"
the respective executi B-espoct to that tswet,—and S S N Aathly .
: ¢ tions issued from the City Court of Leesburg in suid
t“"llill‘\, u: fm"or of J. }‘V. Gillespic, und against said defendant, respectively;
\:HI: : ruct being now in possession of P. C, Coxwell, Receiver and Commis-}
51 34 }
| ;r a ::I‘ I:I 120, l:?‘v’ied on us the property of F. C. Achenbach, defendant,
o Nos, 165 and 166, levied on as the property of Ed Ahlstram,
defendant, v 1
i"& ' \
!I i:‘:ut I‘llqo. 5?1 levied on ns.fl‘,.c property of Miss Rose Allen, defendant.}
thid wcls No. 28 and 33, levied cn as the property of A, W. Anderson,
{defendant, Lk
t Traet No. 4, levied on as the property of Mrs, E. R. Boyle, defendant.i
! Tract No. 8, levied on as he property of E. R. Boyle, defendant.
Tract No, 65, levied on ag the property of C. E. Boineau, defendant.
Tract No. 8, levied on as the property of H. 8. Coburn, defendant.
iract No. 0, lovied on as the property of H. S. Coburn, defendant.
i Troct No. 140, Jevied on as the property of W, G. Cross, defendant.
| Treet No. 11, levied en as the property of F. C. Eaton, defendant.
i Tract No. 13, 'lcvied en as the property of F. C. Eaton, defendant.
Tract No, 121, levied on as the property of F. R, Fowler, defendant.
; i'ract No. 114, levied on as the property of Margaret Heideryan,
[ defendont, :
| Tract No. 97, levied on as the property of G. W. Hyde, defendant.
{ Troet No. 94, levied on as the property of Armand Illy, defendant. '
l Tract Neo. 192, levied on as the property of Edward Johnsoi'l, defendant.
! Tract No. 193, levied on as the property of Edward Johnson, defendant,
i Tract No. 81, levied on as the property of C. L. Keating, defendant.
i Tract No. 86, levied on as the property of J. A. MeNany, defendant.
| Tract No. 66, kevied on as the property of Camneron Mcßae, defendant.
: Tiact No. 5, levied on as the property of E. H. Mosser, defendaat.
l Tract No. 115, levied on az the property of Miss Julia Runkel, defendant
5 Tyract No. 116, levied on as the property of Miss Julia Runkel, defendant
{ Tract No. 141, levied on as the property of A. J. Spiller, defendant.
1 Traets Nos. 20 and 29, levied on as the property of Roy R. Wilcox,
defendant., :
Tract No. 135, levied on az tlie property of Miss Jessie Wells, defendant.
Tract No. 27, levied on as the property of Mrs. M. B. Winchester,
defendant.
% Traet No. 34, levied on as the property of T. B. Winchester, defendant.
{ Tracts Nos 167 and 168, levied on as the property of James C. Wright,
i defendant. ¥
| Tract No. 06, levied on the property of Geo. L. Wood, defendant,
i This 6th day of June, 1923.
; P. C. COXWELL, Sheriff,
i Lee County, Ga., and City Ceurt of Leesharg.
SRR eLS SRR el RIS S T e R R
! J. W. GILLESPIE :
’ Vs,
iI", C. ACENBACH, Et. Al
! Petition in Equity. \
! Lee Superior Court.
i : Filed to November Term, 1922
)
gGE()RGEA-—-—Lee County:
i
, By virtue of a decree of foretlosure and sale made in said court and in
{onid case on May 8, 1923, T as Master (also called Commissioner,) appointed
' for eueh purpose in said decree, will sell at public outery, before the court
[ house deor in said county, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues
id..v;\: in July, 1022, to the highest bidder for cash, all right, title and equity
¢ each of the following named defendants in said suit (and all persons
?! nown or unknown elaiming under any of them) in the following deseribed
Cracts of Jand in said county, cach tract being sold as the property of the
iy,ur.\,m: whose name appears in the line below giving the number of said
iir;zct,, and of all heirs, administrators, executors and assigns, and other per
{¢ong, known or unknown, claiming under said persons,—each tract to be
§ cold Lo ratisfy a judgment included in said decree, foreclosing a lien in favor
© /. W. Gillespic, againet said persons, and all others claiming under him and
l:.:',:;infii said tract, to the amount of the principal mentioned in said lien,
!\\'ijh interest theron at 6% per annum from the date mentioned in said lien
and all costs,——each of said tracts being described below by a tract number,
! it heing the tract of that number in the plat of the subdivisions made by the
‘.‘.l‘mzy Paper Shell Pecan Co., recorded in the office of the clerk of the su
'perior court of Lee County, in book H of deeds, page 102,—each tract hav
{ing on it o peean grove about ten years old, and being now in the possession
P.C.Coxwell, Reevr. & Comr,<aid tracts, ete,, being as follows, to-wit: 3
Name of Defendant Int. Regins Tract No. Prin. Amt. Due
F. €. Achenbeck ..............May 1, 1014 120 $ 662 50
od Allstramy ... Dec. 1, 193 165 & 166 1200 00
Miss Rose ABen ... .Jan. 1, 1918 55 D 25, 80
‘A, W. Anderson ..............Jan. 1, 1914 28 & 33 1150 00
‘Mps. I, B, Boyle .....oeeeonJduly 1, 1916 4 - 138 501
F.R Bogle iL. Ang 1,191 D 3 210 00
O Mo BEenn. . s Dec. 1, 1913 65 487 50
Tt S . Cobbn . - i Aue 1, 1911 8 675 00
W 8 Coborn . nodune 1, 19018 9 675 00
M. G Cross 1 .. ... Nov. 1, 1916 140 175 001
F. 0 Batel ¢ lam 1,1808 11 537 50 }
PO Bston . dan 1, 30912 12 412 50
.0 Fowlap ..o Aug. 1, 1004 321 650 00
Margaret Heiderman .......Nov. 1, 1915 114 437 50
G. W Hyde. . ... .Jan 1, 1916 97 587 50
Avpiand Iy ... Nov 1, 1816 94 250 00
Edward Johnson ...............Feb. 1, 1916 192 550 00
| Jidward Johnsen .............Sept. 1, 1915 193 408 00
0.1 Keating ..o wApril 1,.1916 81 307 50
LTA Medgnd .onivauduly 1, 1908 36 537 50
Cameron Mcßae <.l ..:oOct. 1, 1913 66 375 00
Vil Moy . Nov 1, 1918 5 560 00
' Miss Julia Runkel .............May 1, 1914 115 637 50
Miss Julia Runkel ..........Mar. 1, 1913 116 500 00
|A. 7 5pi11ér5............Ju1y 1, 1015 141 450 00
Roy R. Wilkox .................;Aug. 1, 1916 20 & 29 475 00
Miss Jessie Wells .........Apr. 1, 1914 135 612 50
Mrs. M. B. Winchester ....June 1, 1915 27 150 00
7. B. Winchester ..........June 1, 1915 34 150 00
Jaties C. Wrieht ........._Feb. 1, 1815 167 & 168 1400 00
George L. Wood ................Dec. 1, 1914 96 562 50
7. B Dunmore - .........Jan 1, 1914 108 700 00
F P Eadly .\ .i..... Sept. 1, 1913 100 150 00
Py - e oct. 1, 1019 71 122 &7
PR a Sept, 1, 1919 76 & 101 150 00
E. A. MeNamara .............Nov. 1, 1912 90 & 113 1400 00
Barl Sweetwood ] Apr. 1, 1914 25 425 00
Mrs. May Swectwood ]
Fuach of said tracts containing about five acres. Said sales to be made
‘ui the saise time, and in the same proceedings with the sales to be had. und?r
{he fifas issued on the attachments for purchase money mentioned in said
decree; but not to interfere, or conflict in any way therewith,—said sales
under this advertisement to be subject to gonfirmtion by said court.
" TThis 6th day of June, 1923 : =354
( P. C. COXWELL, Master and Commissioner.
ELECTRIC WIRING
lam now preg)red to do your Electrie Wiring -
of all kindg, §so 1 cap furnish you the material
al lecs coet to yew, I you bave Electric witing
to do I will be giad to callon youv and figure on
samme. No job teo large or too small to handle,
Just drop me u card ard I will eall and sce you.
W. 2 R BOODWIN,
608 North Jackson Street
ALBANY, :: GEORGIA
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PRESSED
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FARM LOANS
UNLIMITED 6 per cent Morey for
Goods Farm Loans in Lee County.
—SEE—
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Albany, Georgia
Come to
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Strength in .vf’rupp_gfiori.
It s impossible to name the strong
‘est animal since some of the smallest
‘lnsects have more strength in propor
tion to. their weight than the very
largest animals. An ant, for instance,
may carry a load fifteen or twenty
times s own weight, while an ele
phant could scarcely drag twice its
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GEORGIA—Lee County: Ty
Will be sold before the court house door in said eounty on the first
Tuesday in July, 1923, within the legal hours of sale, to the Lighest bidder
for cash, each of the following mentioned and numbered traets in the plat of
the subdivisions of the Albany Paper Shell Pecan Co., :2ade about the year,
1910, and recorded in the oifice of the clerik of the superior court of Lee
County, in book H, of deeds, page 102, each of said tracts containing about
five acres, and having on it about cne hundred pecan trees to each acre, said
trees being on an average of about 10 years old, and each of said tracts being
levied on as the property of, respectively, the person below named as defend
it wa rospeet to that tract,—and levied on to satisfy the respactive execu
-ions issued from the superior court of said county, in favor of J. W. Gilles
sle, and against said defendants, respectively:—each tract being now in
possession of P. C. Coxwell, Receiver and Commiszioner.
Tract No. 108, levied on as the property of F. B. Dunmore, defendant.
Tract No. 100, levied on as the-property of F. P. Early, defendant,
Tract No. 77, levied on as the property of F. P. Early, defendant.
Tracts Nos. 76 and 101, levied on the property of F. P. Ferly, defendant.
Tracts Nos. 90 and 113, levied on as the property of E. A. McNamara,
defendant. '
Tract No. 25, levied on as the property of Earl Sweetwood, defendant.
Tract No. 25, levied on as the property of Earl Sweetwood, deceased,
in the hands of Mrs. May Sweetwood, his administratrix, (defendant) to be
administered. :
This 6th day of June, 1923. :
P. C. COXWELL, ?
= : =k Sheriff, Lee County, G
Chjected to Paziring.
The flrst known instance of pairing
In the congress of the United States
was in 1840. Jolmn Quincy Adams pre
pared a resolution declaring that it
violated the coustitution, an express
rule of the house, and the duties of
both parties. The resolution was
never voted upon and the practice be
came very commen,