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The Ocilla Dispatch.
VOL. V.
THE DISPATCH.
Irwin County Publishing Company,
PrOPBIRTOBK.
I. W. Hani.on, Editor and Manager.
I’ublished every Friday and entered a;
the Ocilla postofflee as second-class mail
matter.
Happy New Year to «ach and
every one of you.
Next week’s paper will be as in
teresting as usual.
Remember the election for town
officers Monday.
Ocilla’iS merchants did a tremen¬
dous holiday trade.
Judges «T. B. Clements and Mar
ctis Luke were in town Thursday.
What was in that bottle Uncle
Dave got on the Christmas tree at
Irwiuvilk?
Messis. u. a .„ J t T 1j. and ,i o,l J. T W it. PaMIt- raulh an-1 ana
.
another frentleman 6 went birdinf? J
Christmas* (lav. ‘ P.rti.ular,
w eeK. u
T 11 , be tile . geneial , , .
Seems t,0 Ciesiie
to have Mr. John H. Powell fill the
office of Mayor. No better mau for
the place could be found.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Henderson re
iurned from While Springs, Fla.,
Wednesday evening. Mis. lien
derson is very much improved in
health -
Mr. Leon Hanlon, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in
Ocilla since last Sunday evening,
returned to his home in Ocalla,
Fla today
One of Mr. E. J Hogan’s little
boys J was paiutully hurt in one of
, 1118 . eyes, Christinas evt*, i by the v un
expected explosion of a cannon
° raCker -
For the box of spare-ribs, back
, bones, sausages and i r fried ■ i + tripe ' sent ^
the writer via the Christmas tree,
il h of carefully * selected
are hereby and herewith t re
turned.
The families of Mr. E. J. Kogan,
Mr. Win. Fletcher and Mr. George
T. Young had a Christmas tree at
Mr. Hogan’s Christmas eve It
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Santa Claus (Lije) was immense.
Messrs. J. L. and J. R. Paulk
have just received a earload of
well-broke mules from Tennessee.
If you want first-class mules at
reasonable prices see them before
buying. They roust be sold right
away.
OCILLA, GA., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1900.
Vote for 0 LI. Martin for Re¬
corder.
Aunt Aunt Snfrnnv oouonj received rctetvetl, hv oy mail inail
Wednesday night; a flannel night
cap, fringed r • , With ... ,r Valencienes , • lace
and anil milch mum iiefieolred ueoeuKeo \rifli Kim scarlet Starlet
ribbons. She requests 1 US to thank
,1 the unknown , donor , at no-where-in- , ■
particular.
Mayor Henderson bad half a
dozen pairs of socks made to order
tor himself, for obvious reason, and
placed a pair of them on the Christ
mas tree for the writer. Of course
they were a quarter of a yard too
Itirge tot US.
Willis Williams was i KUiea •«] a » oy
another negro in Irwinville Christ¬
mas eve; a white man killed a ne
gro in Abbeville, and one negro
killed another negro in Fitzgerald—
0,1 V ie * a,nc Ocilla * hoa rf on l u
■ '
casualties to report.
A A married ma lieu K’atpr Msiei of Ot tfes Alts, JRcoh .lacon
W. Iaulk, who was on a Visit to
mis* „ -I unite, committed . , suicide . . . .
Hr tttof ..rvohn.no,
Dr. Ashley was sent lor, but the
lady was dead ill when i he arrived, j
Pu nlly 1 1 ves jiLiiiit t \\’0
half miles northwest of Ocilla.
Ocilla experienced a glorious
Christmas. For two days the town
was given over to enjoyment, and
the best of good humor prevailed
throughout. The tree at the acad
emy Christmas night was a great
Wg success. It was loaded with
presents for old and young,and Santa
Claus (Mr. Russel Roberts) was the
bright particular star of the occa
sion.
HjfiJl ADVERTISEiHEWTS. • .nrawmimunmnn
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CITATION "
OBOBGIA _ Irwln county.
Ml W HSon m hXfnTin‘propc.r form ap- |
plied tome for permanent letters Irfadmlnis
tration 011 the estate of George W. Horton. :
, at 1 e iS'. oi^said^unty, ,Vt TnYam•, tiii^is^'ite .V uii^uid si^ j
,>r, to i.c r an/show in voou-^ wita- !
in the Ume allowed by law. cause.
j-r tiiev can whv r-ermaiu'iit iknicl admiiiistra
should not be granted to Horton
nr. W Hon on’s cstn te
Witness my hand and official signature, tiiis
o r A .i (i.,v L of December V 1%0
l ~ 7 *- U ' ,L T I Lef IjEE ' Ordinary ^rainary.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Georgia—I „ T rwin County.
By virtue of an order of the court of ordi- 1
nat •y of said county, dated December 1900.
wil 1 be sold, at public outcry, on tli first I
Tuesday in January, 1901, before the court \
house door at Irwinville. said county, be- j
tween the usual hours of sale, for cash, to tlie I
highest bidder, the following real estate, to- |
wit; One hundred and forty acres of lot of
land number 120 ; also twenty acres of lot of I
land number All of the above lands ly- i
ing in the sixth district of said county, to- I
gether with the improvements thereon. This I
3rd day of December, 1900. 1
George W. Conger, j
Administrator estate of Reason Conger,
12-7-41.
NO. 24.
AJIMINISTKATOK’S SALK.
Georgia— Irwin County.
Will be sold, before the court house door.
I 1 Irwinville. On., on the first Tuesday in
January, lflOl. between the Iejral hours of
salt', under an order issued from the Oixli
nary s court of the county of Invin. and
State of Georgia, the following lands, iwlong
tnp to the e-tate of ,T. I*. Mobley, late de
ceased, of said county, to-wit: One hundred
iiml fifty acres, more or less, of lot of land
number Si.lylns and belli;; in the fifth land
district of said county, aiul bounded as fol—
lows: On the west and north by the lands of
A. Fnssell, on the east by the lands of B.
w? b spPu^n" a h oii“ bun^fVnd aitv
aW
^' r the’Zni?Mmd ditrLurlf "sltm comny:
founded on theVnstTjy the west i»v h the s' lands of b. Mob- usii!
limb on ]and of
“^t th 4^?dTan h ds mttld wbjwi m
of said deceased. for the purposes of pn.v
meat of debts find distribution umong tlie
heirs of said estate. Terms of salt*, rash.
W. L, Mobley,
Administrator of the estate of .J. B. Moblev.
deceased. 12-7-4t'
ADMI.N ISTKATOk’S SALE.
Georgia— Irwin County.
By virtue of said of an orderof the court, of Orcli
nary will be sold. county, dated December 3.1.1KJU,
Tuesday in January. at. public outcry, on the first
house door Irwinville, inul, before the eouit
at said county, he
[ween the nsuaihours of sale, one-third cash
and balance on time, to the highest bidder.
the following real estate, to-wit: Fifty acres,
more or less, of lot of land number 177: also
county, and known BJTAiSfTSS r.he lands whereon
M. Tucker, ns C.
late of said county, resided at
the time of his death, to^ctiicr with the im
provements thereon. 1 liis 3rd (lav of ] ic
oend.»er. i^' tratorestatoC^i!Tuckw.
mi ni s
12-7-it.
MORTGAGE SALE.
Georgia—I rwin County,
Under and liy virtue of a power of
SSr'S™‘n hereinafter U Mn"°Z^ on
the property dcscriiied . which
c'o.. fortiiopiu-po»eof securing the payment,
guthig the «'of'^riijoliuTIJL'T'iiou-^”'' .ii
renewal renewals W&^MlLfiLy thereof, all of which iu
or
notes and indebtedness arc r.ow past uue.
said .1. \\ Williams A Go.. duly assigned ami
transferred to .1. 1'. Williams Go., a corpora
tion, which mortgage was duly recorded oh
ita^ior•^wfc 1 " n “f r or °So««JS
o^sa^on^e^hd^of^jinuary cl^ri”l?winvn/e!
'*
»> 1
Lof ,,f land bo. 7u. in mo fourth district of
lr ,fn cosuty. Ueoigljp jaintaiulng 490 acres.
the location of the l urpentine farm
whe ret 2J2 eon Pt i is °CSi situated i ^ he dwellings, i Ai ^] ri & sli an ties.
'/i also, ,0 /! tM one ,. n ! 11 thirty iH’ barrel sa ^( turpentine turpentine
' wiUl :iil ttni Hires appurtenant ti.ere
and one huu( ired and sixty dip barrels:
five mules, being 1 tlie five mules ou said
and used in said business; also two
business; being tiio.se on said place, and used
.said also, all lurpentiiie and
now on said turpentine farm, including
crude stuff in the boxes; also, the iease
interests appurtenant to said farm, the
boxes now and consisting five of of three crops of 2nd
crops 3rd year boxes,
Deeds will be executed to the purchaser in
of the power contained in said
The proceeds of said sale are to
applied to of the the expenses of said sale, and to
the payment said indebtedness principal secured and interest said due
the of which by the
amount is now
of $4,001.70. This Dec. lit ii, 1900.
.1. l\ Williams Company.
Transferee of Mortgage:
Eld n idol Cot; a. Attorney. 12-14-4*.