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JUNE 1st
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AUGUST 1st
We Will Be Open On SATURDAYS
WINDSTORM INSURANCE provides just the pro
tection you need. It is a guarantee against finan
cial loss should your property be damaged or 'de
stroyed by a windstorm.
Your vicinity may have been f spared in recent
years but the danger is always there, for wind
storms rjespect no territorial limits.
You can protect yourself against a financial loss by
taking out a policy with me and the rates
are very low.
On dwellings and contents $3.00 per $1,000XK>
insurance for one year.
JAS. D. MARTIN, Agent,
Perry, - Georgia.
Fire and Lightning, Tornado and Windstorm, Hail,
Automobile, Accident and Sickness.
Ftom 8:30 a. m. To 6:00 p. m.
OUR MOTTO IS'“SERVICE.”
HOUSTON BANKING COMPANY
“The Bank of Service.”
PERRY, - - - - - - - GEORGIA.
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IS THE TIME
TO PAY
LEGAL SALE OF LAND.
FARM IMMIGRANTS FOR SOUTH
Georgia Houston County
Whereas, on March 4th. 1918 O. E,
Rape did execute and deliver to J T Her>
ping a certain deed to secure debt with
power of sale to secure certain indebt-
ness described therein, said deed to
secure debt being recorded in the office
of the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Houston County. Georgia, in Deed Book
“24” folio 27;
And Whereas, said J T Herring has
heretofore assigned and conveyed to the
undersigned, the said deed to secnrodebt
with power of sale together with the in
debtedness secured thereby ' end the land
described therein ■ •* v"
And Whereas, .skid indebtaess has bC-
eoma due and rrnrfftins unpaid; >
And Whereas; ’the power ot sale con
tained in said deed to secure debt has
become operative by reasonof the failure
of said O E Bape to pay said ladepied-
ness, which is evidenced by one promis
sory note for the prlneipltsum of $1000.00
dated March 4, 1918, due March 1st IMS
bearing interest from date at 8 per cent
per annum, payable annually, and having
a credit of $200.00 on August let. 1918;
Now Therefore: By virtue of the power
of sale contained in said deed to secure
debt the undersigned will sell before the
Court House door of Houston County, to
the highest bidder for cash, on Monday
July 30th. 1923, between the legal hours
of sale the following real estate, towit:
“All the following described property
to-wit: fifty three acres of land, more or
less, in the Upper 5th. District of said
County of Houston, being part of let No.
98, bounded as followsQn .the east by
land of A J Garvin, on west by lands of
Walker Kemper, on south , b/ lands of
Dr. S. D. Smith, on .north by a part of
original Calhoun Place, also (8) eight
I eroi, more or less, being a part of the
Tiginal Wm. Cnihouh place, bounded os
follows; On east by lands, of J D Cherry
and public road, on north by lands of E
A Champion and old public road, and
.being all the lands purchased of J O Mc
Kinley”*
The .proceeds of -aid sale will be ao-
plied.fir-t to the payment of the principal
and interest of said debt, taxes in
surance and costs including the costs of
this proceeding, and the remainder, if
any, will be paid to the said O E Bape.
This 25th. day of June, -1923,
The Fourth Nut onal Bankof Macon Ga.
Duncan & Nunn, Attorneys at Law
GORDON M. KING*
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Atlanta, Ga, Civic organization
and farm development bureau*
hero which are working to supply
labor to farms; following the ne
gro exodus, have been ad vised that
an attempt will be made to have
immigrants to the United States
sent to New Orleans as a paxt of
entry, instead of some of the more
northern cities.
It is believed here that by
bringing European immigrants into
New Orleans it will be possible to
turn their attention to southern
I farm* as a means of making a
j livelihood.
Of course m pointed out here,
only those immigrants having a
knowledge of farming or suitable
for places in southern industries
should be brought to the southern
port.
As the South has need for many
high class immigrants for its in
dustry and its agriculture, Atlanta
business men declare, the bringing
of those immigrants directly to
the South would be advantageous
because if they enter America at
northern port*, it is shown, they
have a tendency to segregate in
the East and thus tho South does
not get its share of the immi
gration*
Real estate firms in Atlanta and
in other sections of the State,
which have farm development
department, will send represents
tives to the national convention of
real estate men at Cleveland. Ohio
next week at which time plans
will be discussed for bringing
immigrants to the South. Many of
the immigrants have settled in the
north and northwest could bo
brought Sooth, it is stated, if the
advantages of the section can be
brought directly to their attention.
Gordon M. King age 18 years,
son of If r., and Mrs. B G King
died at their home near . Bonaire
last Saturday June 16th as a re
sult of an attack of Malaria Fever
Burial was at the Bonaire Ccme~
tery on Sunday.
The young man was an active
member of the Methodist Church,
President of t)ie Bonaire Bpworth
League. Re was held in esteem
all who knew Him and his death
was the cause of great regret and
sorrow'in the community.
The bereavedfamily .> have the
sincere sympathy of the entire
community.
We the father, mother, brothers
and sister eertainly appreciate the
kindness of the entire community
in their assistance and sympathy
during the sickness of our son
Gordon.
We deeply appreciate the floral
offering at the funeral. A very
beautiful bouquet of flowers was
given by the Bonaire Sunday
School which we appreciated very
mdoh. Mr. and Mrs. E G King.
W!
f C. NUNN
NOTICE TO AUTO DRIVERS.
Automobile owners and drivers
‘Three Days You’ll never
Forget’ ’ in Macon, Ga.,
Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
n esday, July 9, 10, 11, 1923.
“Three Days You’ll never
Forget” in Macon, Ga.,
Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, July 9, 10, 11, 1923.
are hereby notified that it is un
lawful for persons under sixteen
years of age to drive a motor car.
Violators are subject to penalty as
for a misdemeanor,
Respectfully,
T. S. Chapman, Sheriff..
—L O S T PE N—Lost on the
streets of Perry, gold Fountain
Pen (writing end,) Finder please
notify the Home Journal Office.
“Three Days You’ll never
Forget” in Macon, Ga.,
Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
We will be in the market For
Grain when thrashed.
are
CULTIVATORS
Don’t you need one?
Come to Us when in need
Scrapes, Scooters, Hoes
and Plows.
€*
GEO. C. NUNN,
THE HUSTLER
nesday, July 9, 10, 11, 1923. opposite DEPOT
PERRY,OUh
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