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THE BULLETIN
Ofifcial Organ of Wilkinson
County.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Lamar and Mary Tigner. Editors
* Subscription $1.50 per year,
paid in advance.
Entered as second clars mail
matter at the postoffice at Ir
winton, Ga., under the ict of
congress of March 3. 18.9.
GEORGlA—Wilkinson County.
Because of default in the payment
of a loan secured by a deed to secure
debt executed by F. E. Johnston to
the undersigned. The Federal Land
Bank of Columbia, dated the 23rd
day of January 1923, and recorded
in the office of the Clerk ot Superior
Court ot Wilkinson County, Georgia,
in Book 38 Page 711, the undersign
ed has declared the full amount of the
loan, with interest, and advances
made by the undersigned, due and
payable, and will on the 4th day of
February, 1935, acting under the
power of sale contained in said deed.
during the legal hours of sale, at the
Court House in said County, sell at
auction to the highest bidder for cash
the lands described in sald deed, to
_wit:
All that certain piece, parcel cr
tract of land containing Tygo Hundred
Seventy-Seyven & 73-100 (277.73)
acres, more or less, situate, lying and
being on the Irwinton & Danville
Public road about One-half mjle East
of the town of Danvillein the Turkey
Creek Militia District in land lots No.
102, 103, 121, 122 and 123 of the
twenty-third district of Wilkinscn
County, Georgia, haying such shape,
metes, courses and distinces as will
more fully appear by refererce t) a
plat thereof. made by O. B, Lamb,
Surveyor, of date Oct. 20. h. 1922,
which plat is recorded in the office of
the clerk of the Superior Court of
gaid county in book 39 page 189 and
being bounded on the North east b7
the lands of G. W. Williams, W.T.
Porter and J. F. Porter; on the South
east by the lands M. E, H. Lee & G.
E. Chapmaun: on the South-west by
the lands of W. F. Linder, G, F.
Johnston and O. N. Maxwell; and on
the Norith-west by the lands of H. H.
Maxzwell and W. C Williams.
The undersigned will execute a
deed to the purchaser as authorized
by the deed aforesaid
This bth day of January 1935,
The Federal Eand Bank of Columbia
Victor Davidson,
Attorney for The Federal Land
Bank of Columbia.
GEORGlA—Wilkinson County:
By yirtue ot an order granted by
the Ordinary of said county, I will
sell before the court house door in
frwinton, on first Tuesday in Febru
ary, 1935, during legal sale hours, to
highest bidder for cash, four one
eighth undiyvided interests in one
hundred thirty nine acres of land in
said county, being bounded on the
notrh by the Jack Stucky place, on
the east by lands of J. A. Cook, on
south by lands of E. M. Cauley, and
west by lands of W H. Cook, Said
lands sold for maintenance and edu
cation of the four minors, Edna, Gra
dy, Lois and May Butler, each own
ing 1-8 undivided interest in said
lands, This Jan. 10, 1935.
Mrs Belva Batler,
Guardian, Lois, Edba, Grady
and May Butler.
GEORGlA—Wilkinson Countuy.
Will be sold before the ¢ uithouse
door in said county on the first Tues
day in Fqbruziry, 1935, to the high
est bidder for cash, during the legal
sale hours, the tollowing property be
longing to the estate of O, N. Max
well, deceased: Said property is sit
nated in the town of Danville, Wil
kinson county, Ga. 5
One pecan grove consisting of
1 [-8 acres, more or less, and contain
ing 8 lots 80 x 192 ft.—situated di
rectly back of O N. Maxwell’s home
and fronting on Pine street.
Also one tenant house and lot 50 x
192 ft. now occupied by John Philips,
celored, and fronting on Pine street,
in Danville, Wilkinson county, Ga.
" E. D Maxwell, admn, -
Estate O. N Maxwell.
This Jan.7, 1935.
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Commissioners Report
Dec. 31, 1934
P. M. Jackson salary 5
F. M. Fountain ' 5
G. M. Toney, . 5
J. E. Holliman *“ 5
C. C. Johnson "' St
Kingman & Eyerett 175 66
PMJjackson 600 mi 5¢ 30
840 mi6e 50 40
meals 7 30, 87 70
Blue Ribbon Bakery 9 60
WH Mc¢Donald piling for Asbury 4
LFCarson lumber 145 44
HSHooks parts. labor 79 50
YanceyTractorCompanv 8 28
JAN, 1, 1935
The Board of Commissioners for
Roads and Revenues met on the aboye
date with Messrs J. E. Holliman, F.
M. Fountain, and C. C. Johnson
present. J. E Holliman was chosen
Temporary Chairman.
Moved and carried that Chairman
be authorized to execute a receipt to
the Tax Collector for supplies fur
nished the connty to be applied on
taxes as follows:
NLToler 6001 b potatoes 75¢bu 7 50
JHLavender 15701 b corn 75¢ bu 14 64
NathCannon 20721 b hay 27.50 28 49
HW Lord 19311 b beef 7¢ 13 51
PMJackson 4521 b beef 7¢c 31 64
ARRyles Bbu 291 b pota 6 26
MATarpley 9bu L3lb potato 6 93
RasLayender 45¢ syrup 50c 22 50
J[Stokes 16bu corn 20g syrup 22
BBKennington 49fifas 25¢ 12 25
JJShepherd 42 ' 10 50
JTLordJr 600 ft Imbr 25 15
Upon recommendation of E O
Smith, Tax Assessor, E. R. Penning
ton’s taxe was relieved of a tax valu
ation of $200.00 on 1934 taxes. .
Moved and carried that whereas it
appears that a misunderstanding has
arisen as to the date of this meeting
of the Board, that same be adjourned
t)» meet January 2nd at 10 o’clock A
M, afier the passing of the following
vouchers:
Victor Davidson salary 30; stamps
6, use car to Savannah 15 51
JEButler sal county court 33 33
Dr. Geo. W. DuPree salary 33 '33
JCShepherd county agent 7n
Sinclair Refining Company 88 31
JM Hall Lumber Company 4 81
Toomsboro Drug Company 15 55
J ckson Wynn Co bed blankts 11 27
Central Bedding Company 97
W RCalvert 27 g syrup 13 50
Noland Co plumbg supplies 6 50
JEHolliman C.O.D. bill 20;
freight .97; exp 39; ex 42 30 77
E.Johnson mdse 9 75
FBChambers mdse 6 25
Wade&Co Bosch point 2 75
Wade&Son wk pumps 4
Gulf R finingCo L EOORS
Taylor Iron Works 37 25
MSLeeCo cement 212 50
CH Richardson 16g syrup 8
JTLord Jr lumber ° 52 42
J FCulpepper beef 26 82
Dunlap Peeler Hdw 10 1
JDAdamsCo mch parts 172
The Selig Co soap 50 44
Yancey TractorCo 1253 38
HappßrosCo bedding 54
DunlapPeelerCo hdw 74 07
Mr and Mrs JLDean rent 5
Vital statistics, W KStinson 25¢, M A
Tarpley 25, MissNinaßeck 3 50, JL
Davideon 2,00, HBDominy 1 00, W B
Branan 6 50. WO Fountain, 1 50, JG
Jones 1 00, WLCouncil 3 50,
W LCouncil recording evidence in
case State vs Willie Lawrence alias
Burneyßuss, 10M words 20¢ 20
SoßellTelCo 6 70
MrsßosaLindsey box rent .60
Miss Ellen King 2 hoes 180
Bulletin advertising 120
JE Butler vit statistics record 12 20
GordonDrugCo 8
Georgi Power Company 18 79
JEButler&Jury lunacy Gabeßurney
5, paid jury 15, lunacy FletaCarter
5, jury 19 ‘4O
AW Hall mdse 84 9
RLSanders countv farm 75 35
TSanders, Sherift. 354 94
January 2, 1935
The Board of County Commissioners
of Roads and Revenues met on the
above date with J, E. Holliman, Tem.
Chm., G. M. Toney. and A. L. Bran
an present -
The following vouchers were or
dered issued;
A. L. Branpan, salary 5 00
P. Z. Lord 20 bu meal $1 20
Cap Smith 15
Total vouchers issued $5748,36
Balance on deposit in
Wilkinson Co. Bank $2994 36
In Toomsboro
All the teachers have arrived to
ta’ e up their duties for the remain
ing five months of the school term.
'Miss Kathleen Chambers has re
turned to her home after spending
several days with relatives in San
dersville.
Misses Maitha Jane Lord and
Martha Jackson have returned to
Cochran where they are attending M,
G. C, :
Mr J. C. Savil‘l_e and Miss Del
Lindsev were visitors to Toomsboro
Sunday afternoon.
Liittle Miss Doris Yancey entertain
ed at a birthday party last Saturday.
Games were played, after which re
freshments were served.
Mrs J. H. Holliman and son, Doyle,
spent Thursday in Macon.
Misses Barbara Chambers, Celia
Freeman, and Nettie Ware have re
turned to G. 8. C. W. ftor the spring
term. /
Mr Adams filled his customary ap
pointment at the Christian church
Sunday.
Card ot Thanks
We desire to ¢xpress our sin
cere appreciation to friends and
neighbors for their many kind.
nesses tous during our recent
bereavement.
Mr and Mrs J. J. Shepherd
and family. ?
Os all kinds; Metal, Composition
or Shingles—House Paints. Can
put them on for you. Let me
show you samples for your next
house improving job and wall
papering. Reliable material.
E. L. ANDERSON
Irwinton.
Mr John Lindsey Carswell has
a nice stock of Fancy Groceries
and Cold Drinks in the Irwinton
Bank building, and invites you
to visit the new store.
Hot wieners are good for cold
day lunches.
