GEORGIA — Wilkinson County.
Under and by virtue of a power con
tained in a deed with power of sale
executed by Arthur Burney to Farm
ers and Merchants Bank of Gordon,
Ga,, dated September 29, 1927, said
deed being recorded in Book of deeds
No 45 folio 300 of clerk of superior
court of said county, the undersigned
will sell before the courthouse door in
said county on the First Tuesday in
February, 1930, between the legal
hours of sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described land to
wit:
All that tract or parcel of land ly
ing and being in Bethel district of
Wilkinson county, State of Georgia,
containing one hundred and seventy
five acres, more or less, and being the
same lands this day sold to said Ar
thur Burney by said Farmers and
Merchants Bank, and being bounded
on the north by lands of J. T. F.
Brooks, on the east by lands of
George Veal and George Cobb, on
the south by lands of J. W. Brooks
and Martha Ann Nelson and the
Cliff Veal lands.
Said hnd will be sold for the Pur
pose of paying a certain hote dated
September 29, 1927, and due Sept.
29, 1928, the principal sum of said
note being $1296 00.
Said note providing for interest at
the rate of 8 per cent per annum and
signed by the maker of said deed to
secure debt as described above. The
proceeds of said sale will be applied
first to the payment of said debt, the
costs of this proceeding and the re
mainder if any, will be paid over to
the makers of said deed or their rep
resentative.
The purchasers of said land will be
made a deed in fee simple to said
land this the 3 day of January 1930
A. B. Mobley, Sunt, of Banks
For benefit of Farmers and Mer
chants Bank.
By Victor Davidson, Attorney
GEORGIA —Wilkinson County.
Under and by virtue of a power con
tained in a deed with power of sale,
executed by Mrs Alice Branan to
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Gordon, Ga„ dated October 2j, 1927
said deed recorded in book of deeds
41 folio 370 of c'erk of superior court
of said county, the undersigned will
sell before the court h*use door of said
county on Ist Tuesday in February
1930, between the legal hours, of sale
to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described land, towit:
All that tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the city of Gordon
Ga. and being lots Nos 3, 4. 5,6, 7,
8,9, 10, in Block C, as per plat of
clerk of the superior court of said
county, recorded in book 30 folio 24,
to which plat reference is hereby
made as part of description of lands
herein conveyed, said lots being
bounded as follows;
On ' tho north by alley, east by
alley, south by road leading to
Milledgeville, on west by M. M.
. Eady lands and street- On one of
, said lots being situated the dwelling
. house now occupied by said grantor,
(description of 1927)
[ ‘ Said land will be sold for the pur
! pose of paying a certain note
. dated October 31, 1927, and due
November 1, 1928, for the principal
. sum of $1,838.30 and interest thereon
from date of said note at, the rate of
eight per cent per annum, signed by
■ the maker of said deed to secure said
, debt as described above, the proceeds
of said sale will be applied first to the
. payment of said debt and the cost of
this proceeding and the remainder,
if any, will be paid oyer to the
maker of said deed or to her represen
tative,
The purchasers of said land will be
made a deed in fee simple to said
land. This the 31st day of Decem
ber 1929.
A. -B. Mobley,
Supt. of Banks,
For Fanners & Merchants Bank
of Gordon, Ga.
By Victor Davidson, Attorney
Commissioners Report
January Term 1930
1873 J W Vinson to
4 sks cs hulls 3.20
2 sks cs meal 3.50
Total G 70
1864 J E Holliman to
gloves 50c kerosine 90c cocoa
10c coconut 35c soap 25c
relish 25c shoes 2 50 crackers
15c cheese 1. relish 25c chill
tonic 25c nineapple 25c cocoa
25c coconut 35c globe 10c
cheese 75c starch 10c vicks
salve 30c vasoline 10c starch
15c chill tonic 25c quinine
50c soap 25c cocoa 2,5 c meal
45 flour 1.20 meat 1,20 sugar
25c lard 70c rice 25c coffee
15c tomatoes 25c salmon 25c
peas 20c Total $15.15
1875 Allen Rogers to mo aid $5 00
1876 Dr. 3 H Duggan to
salary as County physician
. for six months $250.00
1877 W E Boyer to
cheese 1.10 bread 10c $1 20
1878 J O Brady $2.90
1879 The Bulletin t)
16 tax sale ads $l2B 00
December report $20.00
500 letterheads 3.00
Total $151.00
1880 Maybell Bridwell to
sheriffs statements 2.75
P. P. v .22
Total $2.97
1881 Roberts & Son to
।1 lb r bands 1.75
postage and insurance .15
Total $1.90
। 1882 Miss Ellen King to
, clippers 1.50 tobacco 45c
matches 5c tobacco 15c tob-
, accco 80c * lard trays 4.00
water bucket 1.00 tobacco 15c
k oil 60c matches 5c tobacco
1.30 flour 1.10 potatoes 50c
castor oil 70c turpentine 20c
Total $12.55
1883 E Johnson to
tob 20c tob 25c lamb 75 tob
15c shoes 2. hose 20c mtches
5c pencil 50c salt 25c meh 5c
tob 55c tob 25c k oil 80c tob
75c ointment 10c meh 5c
tape 20c fuse 20c ink 15c
dipper 30c kero 20c tob 90c
pencils 50c twine 5c Total $9.40
1884 Georgia Power Company
to monthly payment on pump $24.50
1885 Peeler Hardware Company
1-2 dez 32 oz k k maps $6,25
1886 T Sanders to
Wilmbe Alewine 14dabd at 75 10.70
1 turn key .60
Earnest Brown 31 da bd at 75 23,25
Jessie Choice 3dabd at ?5c 2.25
1 turn key at 60c -60
Jim Hicks 15 da bd at 75c 11.25
1 turn key at 60c .60
Willie James 9dabd at 75c 6.75
2 turn key at 60c 1.20
Willie James delivered to Co gang 2,00
Henry Moye 28 da bd at 75c 21.00
1 turn k e y at 60c .60
Richard Reese 28 da bd at 75c 21.00
1 tutu key at 60c ,60
Henry Rose 6dabd at ?5c 4.50
* 1 turn key at 60c .60
Duke Wright 2dabd at 75c 1.50
1 * 2 turn keys at 60c 1.20
Paid Ga Power Co lighto for
courthouse and jail 13.09
paid telephone bills 2.15
paid for razor blades for priso 1,00
trip to Hancock CoTor Jessie
Choice auto hire 8 00
one day per diem 3. sheriff of
Hancock Co for arrest 6.50
2 meals 1.20
paid Eatonton nurseries for
shubbery 24,13
cost in tax B- Wynn est fl fa 1.00
levy 3.00
executing deed 3.50
com. on sale ^.OB
S. B. Wynn fl fa 1.00
levy 3.00
executing deed 3.50
com on sale 5.45
tax sale A T Fountain fi fa 1.00
levy 3. executing deed 3.50 6.50
com 3.50
T E Farmer and wife fi fa 1.00
levy 3. deed 3.50 com 1.90 8.40
Andrew Scott fi fa 1.00
levy 3. dood 3.50 com 45c 8,45
Mrs Ophelia Branan fi fa 1.00
levy 3. executing deed 3.50 6,5()
com on sale 2.65
J A Branan and wife fi fa 1.00
levy 3. deed 3.50 com sale 2.70 9.20
A C Loyd fi fa 1. levy 3. 4.00
deed 3.50 com on sale 3.50 6.80
paid Mary Ann Burney washing 8.00
Ida Co Court Ida Com
1 da Ord Court 6.00
paid Ivey Justice for hauling
labor on court ground 9.00
Total $274.80
Total $274 80
1867 R L Hawthorne to
collecting 11 fi fa at 50c each 5.50
1888 A S Boone recording $11,75
1889 Alex S Boone to
vital statistics 3.50
1890' S W Hatfield to
vital statistics ,50
1891 Nine Beck to
vital statistics 3,00
1892 W K Stinson to
vital statistics .
1893 W O Fountain to
vital statistics .25
1894 W M Allen to
vital statistics , 52
1895 J T Davidson to
vital statistics 1,00
189 b M A Tarpley to
vital statistics .50
Association County Commissioners
of Georgia Atlanta, Ga. dues SIO.OO
Total disubursement for
month of December 1929 $8,287.76
Balance as per Bank
statement $1,361.36
U. D. Q. at Toomsboro
The regular monthly meeting of
the Robert Toombs Chapter U. D. C.
was held at the home of Miss Addie
gene Cason Wednesday afternoon,
Jan. 8. This was the first meeting
of 1930 and there was a full attend
ance of the membership.
The meeting was opened with pray
er by Mrs E M. Boone, President.
After the minutes of Jhe previous
meeting were read and approved,
gratifying reports were made by -the
chairmen of various committees. Reg
istrar reported demits hav'ng been
mailed to Mrs Armstrong and Mrs
Scott. Names presented at this meet- ,
ing for membership were. Mrs S- 8,.
Gilbert. Miss Nina Beck, and Mrs
Julia Kitchens, which were favorably
voted on. A demit was granted Mrs
Alice Bridwell, and registra asked to
send same,
• The secretary read notes of appre
ciation from Mrs Mills and Mrs Brack
for flowers sent by the chapter to the
funerals of their husbands.
It was moved and seconded that a
C. of C. be organized, and Mrs A. W x
Strozier was appointed to be Director
of this organization.
The chapter voted to give medal
for the best essay on Jefferson Davis,,
and the president appointed a com
mittee to make arrangements with
the teachers for this contest.
Befofe going into the program for
the afternoon the president made an
earnest appeal to the members stress
ing the chapter’s aim for the new
year.
The following progam was given
—Tribute to Lee, Mrs Levi Cason
Commodore Maury, Mrs Frank Cham
bers
Jefferson’s Death, Mrs Will Freeman
Poem, Stratford Hal.', Mrs A. W.
Strozier.
AI the conclusion of the program a
delicious salad course was served bv
Misa Addiegene Cason, Mrs Levi
Cason and Mrs Callie Todd, *
