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<T! ! ATLANTA GEORGIAN'AND NEWS, REAP FOR PROFIT— GEORGIAIN WAN I AlJ*> USE FOR RESULTS JSATI KHA Y. 41 LY 13. 1912.
Legal Notices. ■
cHFPTF SALES FOR AUGUST,,
1912.
, -old before the present court !
... , "old city hull building." Io- ]
■ northeast corner of South >
~.,1 East Hunter streets, the raid;
' . t-iving been designated by the ■
P ninnssiohers of roads and rev-
t” | Fulton county as the ourt 1
* r ~ i| !( . eiij; of Atlanta. Fulton ,
.A- Georgia, op the first Tuesday in
oir. a. public outcry, within
I,ours of sale, to the highest and
. I or bidden- for cadi, the whole. ■
r arts of the following described |
P" ? :iaet or parcel of land situate.-
~ being in tin- city of Atlanta. :
■’ ,' . ,i' land lot one hundred and
. 7 in the Fourteen!h tldth) dis
igina.ll> Henry, now Eulton :
Georgia, more particularly de- i
. follows; Beginning at a point '■
north side of Glenn street two ;
' and fifty '2501 feet, more or less. '
' tin- northwest corner of Glenn ;
nd Slewart avenue ( formerly Cart- ,
. ..'i. and running thence west.
> . north side of Glenn street fifty
2 :”‘ . thence northwardly along the,
, of lot formerly belonging to T. C
V f and now to .1. i>. Heard, to a :
~n Wills street, thence e.astwardly :
' . E . south side of Wills street forty- j
? . and one-half <47 is) feet, thence.
. . ...Uy along Hie. lot formerly be-:
w. T. Fleming to beginning;
Glenn street, said premises be- ,
proved property known as No. 17
wL Glenn street, according to the pres '
_ r . nr.bering of houses in the city of I
A'a- a levied upon as the property of I
j’ y" Henderson to satisfy a fi. fa. issued ;
Ilie > itv court of Atlanta, in favor of
I ,/.. , Medlock and O. D. Hall, adminis-.
vs said J. E. Henderson. Ten
■ possession notified as required by
jaw property pointed out by the plaintiff's
attorn?.'
—ijs? at the same time and place, the
following property, to-wit: All that tract
or narcel of land lying and being in land
lot ninety <9oi. of the F’ourteentli (14th)
district of Eulton county. Georgia, com
•neneing at a point on the east side of .
Stewart avenue, and where bincoin ave
r-ie Intersects with said Stewart avenue,
and running thence east along the north
t tde of Lincoln avenue three hundred and
thirt'-five 1335) feet, thence north one
hundred and sixty-two and five-tenths
.'tfijot feet, to a ten (10) foot alley;
'hence west along the south side of said
alley m Stewart avenue; thence south
along the east side of Stewart, avenue one
hundred and sixty-two and five-tenths
gs/’o feet to .Lincoln avenue, the point
nf 'beginning; containing one and one
fourth I'd acres. Levied upon as the
property of John Powell to satisfy a fi.
fa issued from the city court of Atlanta
In favor of George Bros. vs. the said John
Powell: the tenant in possesion notified;
property pointed out by the plaintiff's at
torney
Also at the same time and place the fol
lowing described property, to-wlt: Com
mencing on the south side of Ware ave
nue, formerly known as Church street,
and in town of East Point, at the
northwest corner of what was formerly
the Matthews lot, which point is five hun
dred and sixty-one (561) feet measured
along said Ware avenue from the center
of the tract of the Central of Georgia
railroad, and seventy-five (75) feet west
of a street heretofore known as Conklin
avenue, and running thence northwesterly
along said Ware avenue seventy-five. (75)
Pet to an alley, sometimes known as the
Newnan toad or Church street; thence
southwesterly along said alley three hun
dred and ninety-four (394) feet; thence
easterly eighty-one (81) feet to the lot
formerly of Matthews; thence northerly
along said Matthews lot three hundred
and sixty-one (361) feet to the beginning
point. being the same property conveyed
tn Mary T. Smith by Mrs. Nancy 11.
Warr, by deed dated February 29. 1892,
■reorder! in book F-4, page 118, records of
'■ultnn county, and being In land lots one
hundred and fifty-six (156) and one hun
dred and tiff\-seven (157). of the Four
teenth 'tltb t district of Fulton county.
1 r.'tg a. levied upon as the property of
Mrs Mar) T. Smith to satisfy a fi. fa.
t-scied freiu the city court of Atlanta tn
favor of Mrs. Janet 'l'. Fortson vs. the
ran! Mrs. Mary T. Smith, a deed for the
.'|.-e • f lev) and sale having been
exe.’tied. filed and recorded as required
1 law. and the tenant in possession noti
fied The property above described to be
- ■bl a> rtie risk of the Railway Postal
I'leiks' Investment association, who.
"’lgi’ and by its agent, Herbert S. Wil
ed. bid off the same at sheriff's sale
■"> 'be first Tuesday In July. 1912. and
'ailed and refused to comply with the
'erms of sale after being requested so to
" Notice of resale served on the said
bidder.
Also, at the same time and place, the
fi 'owing property, to-wit: All that tract
ot parcel of land lying and being in the.
’own or .dty of College Park, being part
of 'and lot one hundred and sixty-two
''N:> in ihe Fourteenth (14th) district of
liiimii county Georgia, and which is de-
' i'c-H as follows: Beginning at a point
o' -south side of Cambridge avenue
' bur,tired and twenty (220) feet west
" f : >■ northeast corner of block 99 (which
ij"tier is also the southwest corner of
1 atubridge and Hemphill avenues, as per
~f College Parkt. said beginning
I''ft being Just one hundred and sixty
1 ’■"■ east of Maiden Tjane: thence
to: :rng south one hundred and ninety
Pet to a ten < 10) foot alley; thence
’■'.psi along the north side of said alley
eighty tSO i feet to a point eighty (80) feet
f asi of Maiden laane: thence north one
““'““•-■I an( i ninety <l9Ol feet to Cam
'i-c : lienee east along stouth side Cant -
avenue eighty (80) feet to the be-
C' unc ;siint. Levied upon as the prop-
D- G. Bettis, deceased, now in
. ••'i ls rs .1 i; Carmichael. as the
■'.■'’inistrator of the estate es said D. G.
ncits. r, satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the
r “" court of Atlanta in favor of Mrs.
r " 1 Fortson vs. said J. R. Carmi
<k-i as administrator aforesaid: a deed
»:e purpose of levy and sale having
•c s.v i iited, filed and recorded as re
'■sireii ' law. and the tenant in possea
tl;: 'i 'ified
,):.■" at the same time and place the
o.lowing described property, to wit: A
PH'ai’i 11act or parcel of land situated.
'tig and being In the city of Atlanta.
;■■'' "f land lot fifty-three <53) of the
’ ■ ’leeiiii, (14th) district of originally
ten ', now Fulton, county. Georgia, be
■K ■' No. three (3) in the plat of the
■’irri’ 11 \ Beattie estate made for
3.?, I?!et! 'b er <■ 1900. commencing at a
' the west side of Frazer street
‘ • ' -ope itil, f ee t north of Fulton street
' nuiing north thirty-two (32) feet;
_nen. r west one hundred (100) feet:
■ touth thirty-two (38) feet along
, " ' side of a ten (10) foot alley;
’ < >st one hundred <100) feet to the
,!i beginning. Property known as
nbers 177 and 179 Frazer street,
1 Ui "ii as the property of E. L. Full
5, !, ‘. Si 'i>sfy a fi. fa. issued from the
court of Fulton county, in favor
r - ' 'c’ investment Company versus said
ruller, a deed for the purpose of
s , '" sale having been executed, filed
'"‘led as required bv iaw, the ten-
-session notified.
, '' tite same time and place the
r 1 ' ' ’’ig property, to wit: All that tract
!" G-i "f land .situated, lying and being
’"t sixteen tlfli of the Fourteenth
r (strict, and lot one (1) of tlie Sev
, 1 ' J Hth) district of originally Hen-
ri .. '‘"lion, county, Georgia, and more
; , ’ :l‘trly described as follows: Begin
(('‘K the east side of Highland avenue
\ Johnsons road) one hundred
’ ,' tt'eieen (1.19) feet south from the
1 "fner of Highland and Bigham
' “nd running thence east one liun
“ seventy-five and three tenths
'•"i *o a twelve (12) foot alley;
"Util along said alley fifty-six
r. ' thence west one hundred and
. , ’ '■ '157) feet to Highland avenue;
! t< northerly direction along
' “ avenue sixty (60) feel to begijl
' being lot No. six (6) of the
Worley subdivision for Bigham
"le April. 1909, by I'ontt .<•
and recorded in the office of the
1 "»• superior court. Eulton coun
! -''a. in plat book 3. pages 128 and
'“led upon as the property of .1. I>
“nd g A. Fleming to satisfy a
“ied from the city court of At
favr.r of Mrs. Emma Perllnski
“ai'i I 1i Fleming and ('. A
a deed for the purpose of levy
~ lav,ng been executed, filed ami
as required by law. the tenant
■ -S"ti notified.
’io -ante time and place tlte fol
"■'ett.v. to w jt; All that tract or
land lying and being in land
(biireil and eleven (lit) of the
'tl’ltl district of Fulton roijn
-a. described is follows: ''niv-
■ ' Hie oitthwest corner of I'.lm
Jones avenue and extending
1 z the couth s'Gc of Jones ave
"it* '‘ll fr et. ri" ■! < ■ ■ le.« -.
■"'i'll one hundred and twer:)
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■ (J-lOt feet, mute ur less, to a division
I 'em e. tnenee east along said division
i ,f. nce forty-one (41.) feet, more or less, to |
Mtn street; ther.ee notth alongMhe west
side ' f Elm street one hundred and twenty 1
, 1 1-91 ffi*;!.' more or less, to the beginning'
'point. 'I lie dwelling house on said loti
be.ng known as 242 Jones avenue, levied I
i upon as the property of J. W. Harvil to |
i.-ntisf) a ti. fa. issued from (he city court;
| of Atlanta, in favor of Peter F. Clarke as!
guardian es bred Stewart versus said .1. .
\\, Harvil, a. deed for the purpose of levy I
, and sale having been executed, tiled and i
| recorded as required by law, the tenant
j in posaession notified. |
Also at the same time and place the fob I
: lowing property, to wit: All that tract or
i parcel of land lying and being tn the city ■
of Atlanta, and being part of land lot 106. |
lof the Seventeenth district of Fulton
count.'. Georgia, described as follows:'
I Beginning on the east side of Piedmont i
avenue at a point 305 feet south of the!
'.southeast corner o 9 Piedmont avenue and'
'Tenth street; thence south on the east!
i side of Piedmont avenue 60 feet: thence \
least 175 feet to a 1.0-foot ally: thence I
I northwardly along the west side of said I
alley al feet: thence west 175 feet to be-|
! ginning point, levied on as the property!
i of Mrs. Grace M. Keefer to satisfy a fi. '
: fa issued from the superior court of Ful- i
I top count.'-. Georgia, in favor of Jerome]
I Moore versus the said Mrs. Grace M. '
| Keefer.
Also at the same time and place the fol-
I lowing described property, to wit: All
itliut tract or parcel of land lying and
i being tn land lot sixty-one (61) of the
I Seventeenth (I.7th) district of originally
j Henry, now Fulton, county, Georgia, more'
t particularly described as follows; Begln
! nlug at a point on the south side of a
fifty (50) foot street known-as Smith ave- I
nue twenty (20) feet east of the west line j
of said land lot, said beginning point be- I
lug at the southeast corner of Smith ave- |
tine and a forty <4O) foot street and run- |
ning thence east along the south side of I
Smith avenue four hundred (400) feet:
thence south two hundred and forty (240)
feet, more or less, to the north line of
I the property of Edna Bell Sims; thence
I west along said line four hundred < "
| feet to the above mentioned forty (40)
foot street; thence north along the east i
side of said street two hundred and forty
(240> feet, more or less, to point of be
ginning: said premises having thereon
four (4) houses. Also all that tract
or parcel of land lying and being
in land lot fifty-seven <571 of the
Seventeenth • (I.7th) district of origi
nally Henry. now Fulton. county,
Georgia, being part of lot 16. in the sub
division of the Edwin Plaster estate, more
particularly described as follows: Begin
ning at the northwest corner of the
Boulevard and Center streets, and run
ning thence northeast along the west side
of the Boulevard two hundred and forty
(240) feet; thence west two hundred and
twenty-six (226) feet to a stake: thence
south two hundred and twelve (212) feet
to the corner on Center street; thence
east along the north side of Center street
one hundred and fifty-three (153) feet 'to
the stake at the beginning point; con
taining one and nine-tenths (1.9) acres,
more or less, and having thereon four (4)
houses, levied upon as the property of
Emory S. Sims, to satisfy a fi. fa. issued |
from the city court of Atlanta, in favor of I
John G. Burckhardt versus the said .
Emory 8. Sims, a deed for the purpose of
levy and sale having been executed, filed
and recorded as required by law. tenant
In possession notified.
Also, at the same time and place, the
following described property, to-wlt: All
that tract or parcel of land lying and
being in the city of Atlanta, being part
of land lot 13. of the Fourteenth, district
of originally Henry, now Fulton county,
Georgia, being lot 68. of the Asa G. Can
dler subdivision as per plat recorded in
plat book 2, page 90. Fulton county rec
ords, more particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning at a point on the south
- side of Clav street (also known as Mani
gault street), forty (40) feet east of the
southeast corner of Clay and Wetherby
streets, running thence east along the I
south side of Clav street forty (40) feet, I
to lot No. 69 of said plat: thence south
along said lot one hundred and twenty
one (121) feet to a ten (10) foot alley;
thence west along the north side of said
allev forty ' 40) feet to lot No. 67: thence
north along said lot one hundred and
twentv-one (121) feet to point of begin
ning. Also all that tract or parcel of
: land lying and being in the elty of At
lanta and in land lot 13. of the Four
teenth district of originally Henry, now
Fulton countv, Georgia, being tot No. 6t.
of Hie Asa G. Candler subdivision, as per
plat recorded in plat book 2. page 90,
of Fulton county records, more particu
larly described as follows: Beginning at
the southeast corner of Clay (also known
as Manigault street) and IVetherby street:
running thence along the south side, of
Clav street forty (40) feet to lot 68, of
said plat: thence south along said lot
one hundred and twenty-one (121) feet,
to a ten (10) foot alley: thence west along
' the north side of said alley forty (40) feet
to Wetherbv street: thence north along
the east side of Wetherby street one'
hundred and twenty-one (121) feet to the
beginning point. Levied upon as the prop- I
lerty of Kirkman Plumbing Company, G. .
B Kirkman and L. E. Kirkman, to satis i
fy a fi. fa. issued from the city court I
of Atlanta, in favor of W T Ashford vs. ,
' said Kirkman Plumbing Company. <;. B
Kirkman and L E. Kirkman, as makers. |
and J W Harvil! and J. J. Harvill as in
dorsers. a deed for the purpose of levy
; and sale having been executed, filed and
recorded as required by law. the tenant
in possession notified.
Also at the same time and place, the
following described property, to-wit: All
that tract nr parcel of land lying and be
Ing in land lot No. 22. of the Fourteenth
114th) district of originally Henry, now
Fulton county. Georgia, and described as
follows: Beginning on the south side of
Killian street, at a point one hundred
and forty H4ot feet east of Waldo
street, running thence east along the
south side of Killian street fifty < 50) feet,
i more or less, to a twenty (20) toot al
’ lev: thence southerly along the west side
of said alley ninety-one (91 > feet, more
or less thence westerly fifty tsot feet,
more or less; thence northerly ninety-one
> (91) feet, to Killian street and point of
beginning, being part of lot No. 3. block i
■ No 4 of the L. P. Grant plat, and known
. as No 55 Killfan street, according to the
> present system of street numbers. Levied
upon as the property of \\ 4. Brandi and
G H Yancev, Jr., to satisfy two execu-
■ (ions, one of which is issued from the
superior court of Fulton county, (jeotgia.
in favor of Empire Investment Company
vs said IV. F. Brandt and said G H. lati-
3-ey. Jr., and one issued from /he city
: court, of Atlanta in favor of Empire In
vestment Company vs. said G. H. (an
: cey. Jr . and IV F. Brandt, tenant in
possession notified.;
' Also at the same time and place, the
' following described property, to-wit: Ail
that tract or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in laml lot 1-19. of the Seven
' teenth district of Fulton county. Georgia,
; and tnot-e particularly described as fol
-1 lows' Commencing at a point on the
northeast corner of Hemphill avenue and
1 Koiji teenth street, and fronting on said
Hemphill avenue 210 feet, and extending
back of uniform width a distance ol 681
■ feet Levied upon as tiie property of II
M Scott, to satisfy a fl. fa. issued front,
■ the city court of Atlanta in favor of the
! Georgia Urick Company vs H S Morris.
■n maker, and said II M Scott, as in
dorse). the tenant in possession not tiled.
' Also al the same time and place, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit: All
' (hat tract or parcel of and lying am he
-1 ing in tlte 'it' <’f Atlanta, ip land lot
' one bundled and twelve '112). of the
1 Fourteenth district of originally Henry.
now Fulton county. Georgia, more par
-1 ticularly described as follows: Beginning
ai ih‘* intersect ion of Howell Mill road
’ and Marietta street, at the northwest cor
-1 ner. and running thence along the north-
- eustcrlv side of Marietta atreet in a north
; westerly direction five hundred and sev
■lent' live 1575) feet, more or less, to the
■ smith side of Exposition street; thence n
'I an easterl' direction along the south side
of Exposition street three hundred and
t sevnty-one '371 > feet, more or less, io the
weal side of Howel! Mill road, thence
I in un easterly direction along said How
ell Mill toad two hundred and sixteen I
i2l(>i feet. Io beginning point Levied]
upon as the property of Palmer Brick
('onpam to satlsfj a fi fa. issued from
the Fulton superior court in favor of A.
il’ Woodward trustee, vs "aid Palmer
I Brick Companj. the tenant in possession
notified.
I Also at th« wtn* ' i,np an,i ,he
hwing described property, to-wit: All
• I that Gael or par< M of land lying and be
: i ing in Hie df' " f Atlanta and In land lot
•I. ne hundred and eleven ,111). of the
II- ~U ' ■ e ot) (' 'Hi > diktrict of Fulton eouti
'tv Georgia Commercing on the north
, | _',j* f \l <at -'lmpson “tteet forty-three
. fee' ft"m Griffin street, thence
’ I i .'.’orw Hu- rmrrh “ide of Mlmpson
Jsiirq.' <or:'-:'’re. '43' feet, 'hen e ex
tendin? k m.rth lame width as front
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one hundred and twenty-two (122) feet;
being known as house No. 523 West Simp
i son street. Levied upon as the property]
’of IV. F’. Booker to satisfy a fi. fa. is ,
sued from the city court of Atlanta, in fa
vor of Mrs. ,1. H. txrvett vs. said IV. F
I Booker, a deed for the purpose of levy and
i sale having been executed, tiled and re
| corded as required by law. the tenant
• in possession notified
1 Also, at the same time and place, the
' following described personal property, to
! wit: An undivided one-fourth vested re
' mainder interest in eighty <BOI shares of
i slock of Lamar & Rankin Drug Companj.
I standing in the name of Henry J. Lamar
] "estate,” by virtue of item "C” of the last
I will and testament of Henry J. Lamar,
: this vested remainder interest being sub-
I ject to the life estate of Mrs. Fannie L.
: Rankin and to other restrictions and lim
j Stations as set out in the will of Henry
i J. Lamar; also, an undivided one-fourth
i vested remainder interest in seven (7)
'shares of stock of ”8. 8. 8." (Swift's
i Syphilitic Specific) standing in the name
! of Henry .1. Lamar "estate" by virtue of
' Item "C” of the last will and testament
;of Henry J. I.amar. This vested remain-
I der interest being subjec' to the life es-
I tale of Mrs. Fannie L. Rankin and to
: other restrictions and limitations as sei
i out in the win of Henry J. Lamar, levied
upon as the property of Lamar Rankin
by virtue of a fi. fa. issued from the su
perior court of Fulton county in favor of
Massengale Advertising Agency versus
Lamar Rankin,
Also, at the same time and place, tlte
following personal property, to-wit: One
> back bar counter, one novelty box, bottle
| beer boxes, one ice box. four tables, sis-
I teen chairs, one cash register, one small
I gas stove, lot cooking utensils, two elec
! trie fans, one small showcase, one short
| counter, beer glasses and all other giass-
I ware, the entire stock of merchandise
| contained in the store room, together with
the plumbing, also the lease of the prem-
I ises transferred to the defendant by Louis
Bender, levied upon as the property of
IV. D. Meara to satisfy a fl. fa issued
from the superior court of Fulton county
in favor of Gann & Garraux versus said
IV. D. Meara. This property being difficult
land expensive to transport, it will not be
brought to and exposed before the court
house door on the day of sale. Same can
be examined by applying to No. 354 Ma
rietta street. Atlanta. Ga.
Also, at “the same time and place, the
following described property. to-wlt:
One Bxl3 Chandler & Price press, one
12x18 Chandler & Price press, one 26-lneh
Chandler & Price paper cutter, two pairs
of Bxl3 roller supporters, two pairs 12x18
roller supporters, one box of wood furni
ture. six triple eases, one dozen Hempie
quoins No. J. one benzine can, about 75
feet brass rule, one and two-point: one
Boston staple bender, style A, 5,000 one
quarter-lnch staples for same, one Ameri
can lead and rule cutter, No. 20. seven
pair of new cases, five-column Job chases,
eight single column A B galleys, two
double column A B galleys, ten double
riveted sine mailing galleys, two cap
news cases, one Florton mailer, 50 two
point brass dashes, about 300 pounds of
Job type with quads for same, one 10l of
lead slugs, levied upon as the property of
j L F. Shaffer, to satisfy a mortgage fi. la.
I issued from the superior court of Fulton
' county in favor of J. T. and L. E. Arnall
I versus said L. F. Shaffer. This property
being difficult and expensive to transport,
I Hie same will not be brought to and ex
posed at the court house door on the day
of sale. The same can be seen and ex
amined on tlte premises. 65‘j South Broad
street, Atlanta. Ga. (third floor).
Also, at the same time and place, the
following described personal property, to
wit; One Burrows adding machine, levied
upon as tlte property of the defendant.
A. C. Miller, by virtue of a ft. fa, is
sued from the superior court of Fulton
county. Georgia, in favor of Mrs. B. IV.
Stone versus tlte said A, C. Minter.
Also, at the same time and place, the
following property, to-wit; One dining
table, two bundles chairs, one box couch.
I two boxes and contents, two bundles iron
t bed rails, one crate pictures and folding
table, two bundles iron bed ends, one
waiter, one chiffonier, one sideboard, one
library table, one dresser, three rockers,
one music stand, two Morris chairs, one
elated mirror, one crated bookcase, one
roll rugs, two springs, one stepladder, one
kitchen table, four center tables, one hall
seat, one porch rocker, two mattresses,
three straight chairs, one biscuit board,
one ladies’ desk, two bookstands, one ped
estal. one bundle straight chairs, one
shirtwaist box, one carpet brush, one
screen, one carpet sweeper, one iron
board, three pillows, one sewing machine,
one bundle rugs, one crate table leaves,
one refrigerator, one barrel and contents,
one zinc bucket, one scrap basket, one
zinc tub, one small chest, one brass jar
dinier. one piano, one piano stool, levied
upon as the property of H. Edward
Haynes to satisfy a distress warrant in
favor of .1. IV. Goldsmith versus said H.
Edward Haynes.
Also, at the same lime and place, the
I following described property, to-wit: one
iron safe, two desks, two tables, one Un
derwood typewriter, one filing cabinet.
| two ‘Sets cabinet maps, three chairs, one
' billing register, one letter scale, one book
case, one dresser, one shaving stand, one
• washstand, one iron bed and furnishings.
I one table, one art square, five chairs. 60
I gross empty hotties, about 25.000 cartons,
i one barrel of drugs, about 50 empty
boxes, three cases printed advertising
matter, about 500 pounds wrapping paper.
800 posters, 10,000 advertising signs, one
pair platform scales, two.tables, one cop
per kettle, one Wright gas boiler, one lot
of barrels. levied upon as the property of
T. P. Marshall, doing business as the
Baby Ease Company, by virtue of a fi. fa.
issued from the city court of Atlanta in
favor of The Peerless Pattern Company
versus the said 'l'. P. Marshall, doing busi
ness as the Baby Ease Company. This
property being difficult and expensive to
transport, will not be brought and exposed
for sale before the court house door, but
can be seen and inspected at No. 445
Edgewood avenue, Atlanta. Ga.
Also, at the same time and place, the
following described personal property, to
wit: Six glass showcases, three chairs,
four clocks, two tables, one desk, one
large mirror, two stools, one polishing
I machine, one glass cabinet, one watch
rack, one heater, the interest of defendant
(11. T. Dunbar), amounting to about SBO
in one iron safe: also, a small stock of
Jewelry, consisting of fo|)s, rings, pins
and silverware, and all other property
and goods of every character now stored
or contained in No. 181 Auburn avenue,
city of Atlanta, levied upon by virtue of
a mortgage execution issued from the su
perior court of Fulton county, Georgia,
against D. 'l'. Dunbar in favor of ll’. H
(Tiancellor versus the said I'. T. Dunbar.
Also, at the same time and place, the
following described property, to-wit:
About 50,000 feet (estimated) of lumber,
consisting of framing, ceiling, flooring and
moulding, about 10.000 shingles, levied
upon as the property of E. S. Sims, doing
business as E. S. Sims Company, to sat
isfy a fl. fa. issued from the city court of
Atlanta, in favor of Leatherbury & White
versus said K. S. Sims, doing business as
E. S. Sims Company, this property being
difficult and expensive to transport it win
not lie brought and exposed before Hie
court house door on the day of sale, the
same can be examined at the yards of
the said company, located at Brookwood,
Fulton count; . Georgia, on the line of the
Southern Railway
C. II MANGUM. Sheriff
In the District Court of the United States
for the Northern District of Georgia,
in the matter of: .1. Rothenberg, Al
leged Bankrupt No. 3254.
To the Honorable William T Newman,
.1 udge.
Comes M F Goldstein and show: to (he
court:
I That lie Is counsel for tlte petitioning
creditors and that petition in bankruptcy
was duh died against said alleged bank
rupt on June 19th. IHi2.
2. ’Chat the said .1. Rothenberg abscond
ed on the 171 It day of June. 1912. and if
has been impossible to perfect service
of tills petition.
3. ’Chat deponent has consulted with the
| relatives of the alleged bankrupt and has
I been advised that the said Rothenberg
I was last heard from in Oklahoma, and
I that he has no intention of returning to
this •dty.
4. That it is impassible to make service
of said petition and that service should
be made by publication.
Wherefore, he prays that this Honorable
Court pass an order permitting service by
publication on such terms as ma? by
this court be prescribed.
M F GOIDSTEN.
Attorney for Petitioners
-H'.tMUJIA FULTON COUNTY
In person appeared before me M F
Gold: elti. who, being “worn, deposes and
sa,' v that the facts set ou' in lite above
and foregoing petit 'on are iru».
M. F. GOLDSTEIN
iSw.Ti) tv and subicribed before me, thia
Lejal Notices.
the 2d dav of Juh. 1912
B. F. DARDEN.
Notary Public. Fulton County. Georgia
Petition filed 3:40 p. m . .lulv 2. 1912
O. C. FULLER. Clerk.
By F. L. BEERS, Dep. Clerk.
In the District Court of the United States
for the Northern District of Georgia.
In lite matter of .1. Rothenberg. Al
leged Bankrupt . No. 3251 In Bank
ruptcy.
It appearing to the Court that on the I
10th day of June. A D.. 1912. a petition]
was filed for adjudication in bankruptcy ■
against .!. Rothenberg, and that a sub- !
poena directed to the said alleged bank - ■
rupt was duly issued out of this Court. ;
and that the said alleged bankrupt is j
without the jurisdiction of this Court;
Now, on motion of M. F. Goldsten. at - i
lorr.ey for petitioners, it is ordered by the ;
(’ourt that this order, together witli the.
subpoena as issued to the alleged bank
rupt. be published in The Georgian, a
newspaper published at Atlanta. Georgia,
in said District, once a week for two
weeks, consecutively , the last of said pub
lication to be made on the 13th day of
July. 1.912, and that a copy of the petition
in bankruptcy witli subpoena thereon, and
copy of this order be mailed to the said al
leged bankrupt, at his last known ad
dress, on or before the date of th<j first
publication.
Witness the Honorable Win. T. New
man. Judge of said Court, and the Seal
thereof, at Atlanta. Georgia, this the 3d
day of Julv. A !>.. 1912.
(>. C. FULLER. Clerk.
By F. L. BEERS, Deputy Clerk F. S.
District Court
PROOF OF MAILING SUBPOENA. ETC.
United States of America. Northern Dis
trict of Georgia.
1. F. L. Beers. Deputy Clerk United
States District Court, for the Northern
District of Georgia, do hereby certify that
I have on this 3d day of July . A. D.. 1.912.
sent by mail addressed to "J. Rothen
berg. Atlanta. Georgia," Coty Petitlee for
Adjudication in Bankruptcy. Subpoena to
.Alleged Bankrupt and Order for Publica
tion. as directed in the said order.
F. L. BEERS.
Deputy clerk U. S. District Court.
SUBPOENA TO ALLEGED BANK
RUPT.
United States of America. Northern Dis
trict of Georgia.
To J. Rothenberg, in said District Greet
ing:
For certain ea'ises offered before the
District Court of t’e United States of
America within ar.,l > r the Northern Dis
trict of Georgia, as a Court of Bankruptcy,
we command and strictly enjoin you. lay
ing all other matters aside, and not
withstanding any excuse, that you per
sonally' appear before our said District
Court, to be holden at Atlanta, Georgia, in
said District, on the i;3d day of July, A.
D., 1.912, at 10 o'clock A. M.. to answer
to a pXition filed by Saul Bros., Lip
sliutz & Son. et al., in our said Court,
praying that you may he adjudged a
bankrupt: and to do further and receive
that which mir said District Court shall
consider In this behalf. And this you arg
in nowise to omit, under the p " ns and
penalties of what may befall
Witness the Honorable Wm. ~ >evv
man. Judge of said Court, and the seal
thereof, at Atlanta, Georgia, this 3d fia'
of July. 1.912.
O. C. FULLER. Clerk.
Bv F L. BEERS. Deputy Clerk
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RECEIVERS SALE.
By virtue of a decree rendered In the
case of R. H. Hollingsworth vs. Saralt
A. Bradbury et al.. No. 18452. In Fulton
superior court, said decree rendered on tbe
18th day of June. 1912. and signed by his
honor. IV. D. Ellis, judge of said court. I
will sell before the door of the court
house of Fulton county. Georgia, on the
first Tuesday in August. 1912. the follow
ing property, to-wit:
All that tract or parcel of land lying
and being tn Fulton county. Georgia, be
ing part of land lot No. 1.3, in the Four
teenth district of said county, hounded as
follows: Commencing at a point on tbe
south side of Fair street, where Fair
street intersects the Soldiers Home car
line, and running about west along the
south side of Fair street 62H feet; thence
about south parallel with said car line. 200
feet: thence about east 62' /2 feet to said
Soldiers Home car line right-of-way:
thence north along the right-of-way of
said car line 200 feet to beginning point,
being the house and lot occupied by Sarah
A. Bradbury at the date of her death,
and tlie same house and lot now in the
hands of the undersigned as receiver of
Sarah A. Bradbury
This property will be sold within the le
gal hours of sale at said time and place
to the. highest and best bidder for cash,
and the purchaser will obtain entire title
as directed in said decree
This Ist da'- of Julv. 1912.
M.L THROWER.
Receiver of Sarah A. Bradbury and of A.
Bradbury 7 6-3
To the Honorable Philip Cook, tbe Sec
retary ‘ f State of the State of Geor
gia:
This petition of Hie In I er-Southern In
surance Company represents as follows:
First This company was duly incorpo
rated under the general laws of Hie state
of Georgia by certificate issued by the
honorable secretary of state of the state of
Georgia, on the 19th day of September,
1911.
Second —This said company now desires
to. change its name to Progressive Insur
ance Company. ,
Your petitioner tiles with this petition
a certified abstract of the minutes of the
said Inter-Southern Insurance Company,
showing that this application for amend
ment has been authorized by proper cor
porate action; it alleges and shows that
said action is authorized by ihe unani
mous vote of all of the directors of said
company. Hie said directors being the
same persons as were originally the In
corporators of said company, with lite ex
ception of one person who was elected
a director in the beginning, but has re
signed and his vacancy rilled: that said
company has not yet written any policies
of insurance and there are no policy
holders, am! that said company being a
mutual company there is no capital stock.
Third The authorization of this peti
tion was made at the corporate meeting
of said company, which was called for
Hits purpose.
Wherefore petit, onei prays that its
name be changed from the Inter-Southern
Insurance Company to the Progressive
Insurance Company.
INTER-SOI THERN INSURANCE CO..
I. D. It.ABNKY, President.
EDWARD ARNOLD. Secretary.
Extract for the minutes of a meeting of
the board of directors of the Inter-South
ern Insurance Company held on Julv 2d.
1912.
The following tesolutton was then
unanimously adopted: “Resolved. That
tbe name of the company be changed and
that president and secretary be author
ized for and on behalf of the company to
file such petition with the secretary of
state of Georgia as to effect such i hangs
in name and make such change legal.
"Be it further resolved. That said offi
cer shall adopt, if possible, as the name
of the company the name 'Progressive
Insurance Company.'”
GHORGLA—FuIton County.
I. Edward ArnokJ. secretary ol tlie
1 ntci-Southern Insurance Company, here
by certify that the foregoing is a true
and corrtct copy of the extract from the
minutes of a meeting of the board of di
tectors of the lnter-H< mhern Insurance
Company , relative to action taken by said
board as to change of name of company,
and that sa'd resolution, as shown. «a j
adopted by unanimous vole.
EDIVA RD .ARNOLD. Secretary inter-
Southern Insurance ('ompan.v.
55-7-6
' D.ITiNISTRATOR'S SALE ~
GEORGIA Fulton County.
By virtue of un order of the court ».f
ordinary of said county, granted at the
July term, 1912'. will lie sold before tlie
court houae door of said county, on ihe
firs) Tuesday in August next, within tlie
legal hours of sale, tlie following prop
city of tht estate of Mrs Lavina il
Groyer. deceased, to-wit
A part of land lot 51, In tlie Fourteenth
district of Fulton countv. Georgia, de
scribed as follows: Beginning at the
northwest corner of Edgewood avenue
and Butler street, and running thence
west slung Edgewood avenue 56 feat,
mole or less, thence noi th 94 feet and ten
incite'), more or less, thence east 56 feet,
more or less, to Butler streal. thence
youth along Butler street 94 feet and ten
iliehas, more or less, to the beginning
point.
Also, parts of land lot 189. in the Sev
enteenth district of Fulton eoiffity Geor
gia. described In s.x parcels as follows.
First parcel, commencing at the soqih
west cornet of Lmgle' avenue and Niles
avenue and running thence south along
tiie vest side of Longley avenue. 61 feel.
'h'm « west i fee' < ten-foot alley
thenct north along aid alley 51 [uet to
Legal Notices.
Niles avenue, thenee eagt along Niles
avenue 140 feet, to the beginning point.
Second parcel, commencing on the west
side of Longley avenue, -04 feet south
irom Niles avenue and running thenee
south along Longley avenue 102 feel,
thenee west 140 feet u> a ten-foot alley,
thence north along said alley 102 feet, and
thence east 14v feat to tlie beginning
point. Third parcel, commencing on the
east side of Longley avenue. IJ2 feet
south from Niles avenue and running
thence south along Longley’ avenue 5l
feet, thence east 140 feet to a ten-foot
alley, thence north along said alley 51
feet, and thence west 140 feet to the be
ginning point. Fourth parcel, beginning
at the- southwest corner of Church street
(formerly Collins street i and Herndon
street and running thence west along
Church street 90 feel, more or leas, thenee
south 1-10 feet to an alley, thence'east
along said alley 90 feet, more or less, to :
Herndon street, thence north along Hern
don street 140 feet, to the beginning
point. Fifth parcel, commencing at a
point on the west side of Herndon'street.
15i feet north from Niles avenue and run
ning thence north along Herndon street
208 feet to an alley, thence west along
said alley 140 feet to another alley, thence
south along said lam named alley -08
feet, and thence east 140 feel to the be
ginning point. Sixth parcel, beginning
on the east side of Longley avenue 52
feet north from Niles avenue and run
ning thenee north along Longley avenue
104 feet, thence east 149 feel, more or less.
Io an alley, thence south along said alley
104 feet, and thenee west 110 feet, more
or less, to the beginning point.
Terms, cash.
JOHN .1. WOODSIDE.
Administrator of the Estate of Mrs l.a
vinia H. Grover. Deceased
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ADMINIStIIATRIN S SALE "
GEORGLA—FuIton County:
By virtue of an order es the court or
ordinary of said county, granted at the
July term, 1910, will be sold before the
court house door of said county, on the
first Tuesday in August next, within Hie
legal hours of sale, the following property
of tbe estate of J. T. Renough, deceased,
to-wit: All that tract or parcel lying
and being in land lot 19. of tlie Fourteenth
district of Fulton countv, Georgia, and
being lots Nos. 87. 88. 89. 90, 91, 92, 93,
94 and 95. of the Hale A- Strickland plat
of tlte property formerly owned by E. F.
and D. N. Marrin described as follows;
Beginning at a point on the south side of
Virgil street 142 feet from the southwest
corner of Virgil and Joel Hurt streets,
and tunning thenee southerly fqur hun
dred and ninety-four < 494 > feet, more or
less, to tlie southeast corner Os Virgil
and General Gordon streets, thence east
wardly on General Gordon street one hun
dred and sixty-eight (168) feet, more or
less, thence northerly parallel with Vir
gil street three hundred and fifty-nine
(359) feet, thence westerly at right angles
witli Virgil street one hundred (100) feet,
to the. beginning point.
Also, lot 83 or said plat, beginning at a
point at the northwest corner of Virgil
street and Joel Hurt street and rpnnlng
thence westerly on V’irgil street thirty
one <3l > feet, thence northwesterly at
right angles to Virgil street one hundred
iiOOl feet, thence easterly parallel with
Virgil street fifty feet; thence southeaster
ly eight.' five (85i feet to Joel Hurt street,
thence along Joel Hurt street 20 feet to
the point of beginning. General Gordon
street now known as Ashland avenue and
Joel Hurt street now known as Hale
street.
Sold for purpose of distribution.
Terms cash.
MRS. REBECCA I, PIPER.
Formerly Mis Rebecca L Smuthers, Ad
ministratrix. 7-6-41
GEORGIA- Fulton County.
By virtue of an order of Fulton superior
court passed on the 2oth day of June. 1912.
in the case of Mrs. S. J. Walker vs. Mrs.
Ada F. Noyes et. al., being ease No. 25625.
Fulton superior court, July term. 1912, tlie
undersigned as commissioners will sell
within the legal hours of sale on the first
Tuesday in August, 1912. at the place of
public sale of Fulton county. Georgia, to
wit: before Hie court house on the corner
of Pryor and Hunter streets in the city of
Atlanta, the following described property,
to wit:
111 that tract or parcel of land s.tuate,
lying and being in the city of Atlanta, on
H e north side of Mitchell street, between
Whitenail and Pryor streets, and being in
land lot seventy-seven (7"» of the four
| teenth < 14th) district of said county, front
ing about seveni.'-one i7l > feet on Mitch
ell street, of which twenty-five (35) feet
of frontage on west side extends hack a
uniform w'dth a distance of sei ent y-nfnn
(79) feel, and the remainder of said lands
j extends back a depth of one hundred and
eight (108) feet, and six 16) inches; said
: lands being subject to an easement of an
alley way eight (8i feet wide and being
I Ihe same lands conveyed io B. F. Walker
by tlie two following deeds, to-wit:
<1) A certain deed made by A. IV.
Mitchell, dated the 3d day of January.
1890, apd recorded in the office of the clerk
of the superior court of Fulton county in
deed book P-. 3. folio tin.
(3) A certain deed made by Joseph F
Galins, dated the loth day of March. 1890.
and recorded in the office of the clerk of
the superior court of Eulton county in
book Q-3, folio 168; It also being the same
lands shown on a plat attached to a deeo
from F. S. and Jennie P Powell to B. F.
Walker, recorded in office of the clerk of
the superior court of Fulton county, in
Book lt-4. page 656
Said sale will be for cash and at public
outcry and 10 per cent of the amount of
the bid shall be paid by the successful
bidder immediately upon the knocking
down to him of said property and the bal
ance of said purchase money shall be paid
immediately upon the consummation of
said sale. At 9:30 a m.. on Saturday,
August 10. 1912. at the court house in
Fulten county, said commissioners will
make a report of their actings and doings
tn the premises to the judge of Fidton su
perior court then presiding in Hie motion
division, at which time or so soon there
after a.s the parties at Interest can be
heard, an order will be passed either con
firming or refusing to confirm such sale
so made by such commissioners. In the
event said sale be not confirmed the 10
net' cent paid in the successful bidder will
be returned ‘mmed'atei.v to said bidder.
In the event Hie said sale is confirmed the
10 per cent so paid by the succe. v-’fiil bid
der will be applied on the purchase n-ice
and in the event the successful bidder
upon the confirmation of said sale, fails
or neglects to pay the balance of tlie pur
chase price, tbe ’p per cent so paid will
he held by the c\mmtssloners to cover
the costs of a re-sale and to cover
any damages that may accrue hy reason
of the fact that said successful bidi)«r
failed and declined to consummate said
sale FORREST A PAIR.
I A. MEV Fit
U B HEVONLDS.
Commissioners,
GE' >R<;i A Fidt'in C'liint i
Ordlnarv’s Office. July 13 1912.
.1. McSwain 'Words has applied for let
ters of administration on tim estate of
Jame“ Hall, deceased This 's. therefore,
to notify ail concerned that the same will
be heard on the first Monday In August
next'
JOHN R IVi I KINtHON, Ordinary
GEORGIA I'lilton County.
Ordinary's office. Jul.' 13. 1912.
.1 11. Bradwe’i. a« administrator of. the
estate >.f Mrs. Errr.le I’ope deceassd, has
anpllad for leav” to “ell tl e land of said
Mrs F.rmie Pop . This is. therefore, to
notify all crnicrned to file their objec
tion:.'. f an> the.' have op r f before the
first Mondnv In August next else leave
will then be granted eglri applicant, as
applied fi"
JOHN It. WILKINSON ordif/ar)
'll? ilf ii A I'lilton i 'iiiini y
Ordinary’s office. July 1,3. i' I
To tic Heirs at l aw of D. (1. Bettis. De.
< e;t“C.<l:
F Starry having applied for an or
der requiring .1. fl C’arnilchael, the ad
ministrator of tbe c-dale of said deceased,
to execute title under a bond for title;
you are hereby cited to be and appear
at th) next August term of said court,
to he I" id on ilie ttrst Monday In August
next, then and tbe:» to -how cause, if any
you can, why raid order should not be
granted.
JOHN It WILKINSON. Ordiltar'
_ J' 1 ?'"®
E'XICCC'’rRLN S SALE?
GEORGIA Fulton CountJ.
B'. itrttu- of lie power contained in
tbe wHI of It. K. Giffen deceased. I. Mrs
Ella R. Giffen, executrix of the lust will
and testapenl of aid R K. Giffen, de
ceased. will on the flrs: Tuesday In Au
gust. 19'2. liefoie the court house door
of t-niton county, (•surgla. during Hie
legal hours of sale, put up and expose for
self to the highest bidder the one-third
un/iivtdeii intereet of R K. Giffen, d«-
ceased, In tlte following described proper
ty, upon the following terms: 83.000
cash, and balance payable one year after
rial* with Intetest at 7 par cent
Tract No. 1. All ihgt tract or parcel
of land situate. Ifipg and beirg in th»
TORNADD KILLS B ;
SCORES INJURE
Minnesota and Wisconsin Are
Hit by Disastrous Twister
Early Today.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 13.—Three per
sons ate dead rind thirteen injured, and
property tlatnage. estimated nt $lO.OOll
has been done as the result of a ter
rific tornado which swept over this
section las) night and early today.
The dead: Alma Freyer. 22. Ells
worth, Wis.: Mary Bergman, 25; Ralph
Gillette. 30.
Woman Killed, Many Hurt.
KENOSHA. WIS., .Inly 13 A tor
nado passed over Pleasant Prairie.
Wis.. early today. One' woman was
killed and a number of persons were
injured. A number of buildings were
demolished.
Two Killed in Eau Claire.
EAU CLAIRE. WIS.. July 13. -Two
pt-isoits were killed near here early lo
jay in a. cyclone storm accompanied by
an cieelrieyi display. Heavy property
damage was done. IVites at e down and
tiie exact damage is not known. The
storm was general throughout the state.
40 Hurt as Tornado
Hits Grand Rapids
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.. July 13. -
Forty po's ’nr were injured today in a
tornado that did heavy damage tn
Grand Rapids and the surrounding
neighborhood. The storm sttuek about
4 O'clock this morning. it swept in
f ilm tlie southwest, tearing the roof
ft ,n the grandstand of the Centra!
league baseball park and striking tlte
city market where farmers with wag"t:-
lodss of produce had gathered for the
(jay 's triuiing. A numbe of hoist - we.e
killed.
MILITIA AND OUTLAW
BAND FIGHT BATTLE IN
KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN
LEXINGTON. KY„ July 13. A buttle
between national guardsmen and a
band of outlaws, heuded by "Bud" Col
lins. is reported in the hill country of
Magoffin county today. Collins is. want
ed for the death of Mack Bailey, in a
feud, and for killing one of Hailey s
brothers. A second brother shot Col
lins. wounding him in the back. After
Collins had his wound dressed he gath
ered several armed friends and took to
the hills, pursued by twenty members
of company D. Kentucky national
guard. Collins and his friends sent
word that they "would die with their
boots on” but would not submit to ar
rest.
"’SPOONERS"’ HALT COURT
AND ARE THEN MADE ONE
< Hl< AGt). July '3. "If you want to
spoon, go outside the court room.”
warned Municipal Justice Dolan, as he
rapped a couple in the rear seat into
silence. The man arose and said: "We
came here to get married and couldn't
help spooning." The court smiled, ad
journed the case on trial and married
the couple. They wire Charles Har
tung and Miss Sadie Katz, both of Chi
cago.
Legal Notices.
southeast cornet of land lot No. 5, of the
Seventeenth district of originally De-
Kalb, now Fulton county. Georgia, and
being more particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning at the southeast coiner
of land lot 5, ip said district, and run
ning north along the east line of .“aid
lot, the same bring Hu- boundary line
between DeKalb and Fulton counties.
1,209 feet to Hie land of Mr. Veach: thence
a little north of west along tfie south I
line of the Veueh land 1.300 feet lie tiie I
land of Mrs. Minnie S. Beurse; thence '
south along the east line of Ihe land of
Mrs. Minnie S. Beatse 1,220 feet, to tbe '
original south line of .said land lot 5: |
thenee east ah ng .‘aid south line 1,300 |
feet, to ihe beginning point
’lNact No. 2. All that tract or parcel I
of land situate lying and being In tlie
northeast cot ner i f land lot I. of the Sev- |
enteentli district "f originally DeKalb, j
now Fulton county, Georgia, ami being I
more particularly describe)' as follows. I
Beginning al the northeast corner of said ;
lot 4. and running west along the north I
line of said lot 1 200 feel, io the land of]
Mrs. Minnie 8 Hearse: thence south along I
the east line of Ihe land of Mrs. Minnie I
5 Hearse 1.52" feet: thence east 1.300:
feet to 11.e original east line of said land
lot; thence north along Hie original eq:<t ]
line, the -ctne being the boundary line
between DeKalb and Fulton counties,
l. feel to Hie beginning point, said
tracts of land No. 1 and No. 2. above de
scribed. containing 76.68 acres.
Tract No. 3. .ill that tract or parcel
of land situate, lying and being in the
southeast corner of land lot No. 4. of
the Seventeenth district of originally De(-
Kaib. now Fulton county. Georgia, ami
being more particularly described as fol
lows: Beginning at the scutheast < ornet
of land 10l 4. of »ai<| district, and run
ning north along the east line of said land
lot ‘ the sprite, being Hie boundary line :
between DeKalb and Fulton counties, 1.520 !
feet to tbe south line of tract Nd. 2. here- i
tfiabt ve described, ti'enee west along tbe [
south line of a,Hit .act No. 2 950 feet. I
to (lie land of Mrs Minnie S. Hearse i
Itienee “outb along tiie east line of Mrs. ■
Minnie S. Bearse 1.52“ tei t to the original i
south line of said land lot t. thence wist '
along Hie south line of said lot t. 950 feet,
to tbe beginning point, containing 3: 11
acres
Tract .In ’ I certain triungulut
shaped tract of Jami < obtaining five-sixths I
of an acre, convey ed by Mrs. Mhinli S
Bearce Ki Mrs. Mary I! Buchanan time
Smith) by deed Put J Deeemtier 6, i:O6.
and lecorded in deed bunk 111. pure 4. I
en tlie 10th day of December, I'toii in
tbe offu'e of tht cleiii of the sup rior
coiirt of Fullon county Georgia said tract
of land being a port of laml lot No 5 "f
tbe Seventeenth district of originally I'.- :
Kalb, now Fulton county. Georgia, to .
‘which deed nferente is i'erv made >m"l
tract of land fronting '2O feet on said'
t'lieshite Bridge read, the south line >’i '
] said tract extending back east from said i
I road 177 feet to H e west line ol tract
I above described, and the east line of j
said tract extends from said south line
m. thwarrliy along ihe rest line of said
|ll act No. I atior e qesi t ibed to said ' 'liesii ■
I ire Bridge road, to a p mt 80 feet, more or
less, soqth "f the n.f l: corm“ of leach.
Beam and Smith, in the west siila of
said Cheshire Bridge load
Hits' ELLA B GIFFEN.
Executrix of tl'B Lust IVfll and TestumeMt
of R K. Gifftn. Deceased
J. CAI LB CLARKE. Attorney, 7-13-2 1
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INSECTS RUINING
iTREES IN «
It's the Neoclytus Erythroco
philus (Whew!), and Best
Remedy Is the Ax.
if you happen tn notice a neoclytus
erythrocophilua gnawing on your elm
trees you needn't call out the police re
solve. Simply inject a solution of bi
chloride "f carbon between the bark and
tlie interior—of the elm. net the neo.,
etc. —and you'll kill the monster. Tile
better way is to cut down the elm a»d
burn it.
That's what the national bureau of
entomology told Dan t'arey. park man
age', when be wrote for information.
He had observed that the elms and as'n
trees in the parks were apparently suf
fering front innocuous desuetude er
anaemic debility, and wanted to know
what was the matter. After lying in
wait for several days he succeeded in
capturing several specimens, of a black
beetle, about as long as .a piece Os
string, with two horns and a double
row of teeth. He found .the beetle
had been boring through the bark' of
his beloved elms, establishing head
quarters at a central spot and then
gnawing ornamental rings ali around
the trees. So he wrote to the depart
ment at Washington to find the rem
edy.
The “bugologist" replied that bichlo
ride of carbon would kill the pests, but
the best way to get rid of them was to
cut down the trees and burn them.
Which is all very well, except that the
park department hasn't any authority
to go into private lawns and chop down
elm trees, and it wouldn't do any good*
to destroy those in the parks and leave
ptivate trees.
SOLDIERS ENGAGE IN
WARLIKE MANEUVERS
NEAR ANNISTON CAMP
ANNISTON. ALA.. July IJ. The
bodies of Charles Kirby and Herbert
Pate, who were killed by lightning at
( 'amp Pettus Thursday night, were sent
to their homes in Birmingham for in
terment. Those who were shocked but
not killed are improving, and, with
one or two exceptions, will overcome
their injuries.
uni- of the most extensive and war
like maneuvers of the encampment
among the troops now in training at
Camp Pettus has been in progress
since noon yesterday, the troops being
divided into armies, designated the
Reds and the Browns. The entire
grounds north of the camp have been
occupied by the opposing forces for
two ,’iiys, th" night being spent in cam?
at ('tin Cterk Springs, near an old In
dian battle ground. The forces slept
under dog ('tits and cooked their own
rations in regulat army fashion.
Nr rly’s Zouaves. from Memphis,
w hit h fonts a purl of tlte Second Ten
nessce regiment now in camp, will give
an fxhtbition drill on the main streets
of the city here today. The zouaves
h;tv( u national reputation as one' of
Ihe best drilled companies belonging to
tlie national gua>d and have taken
many prizes and medals in competitive
drill in ali parts of the country. Th"
Seiund Tennestee band will furnish
music for the exhibition drill.
FORSYTH PLAYERS
GIVE MATINEE FOR
PRISON INMATES
The prisoners in the Federal peniten
tiary were Heated to a matinee at 9
o'liock this morning when the leading
oei formers on the Fm>yth's bill this
w( ek played to them in the prison
'.h'-ater,
Yri'let'day tlie same actors inspected
the prison as the guests of tlte warden.
I 'nd tiny were so pleased with their
i rec ption that on the way back to town
j they decided to offer their services to
cheer tiie prisoners, many of whom had
I begg'd them for "just one turn, please."
They received a rousing reception and
j tin prison inmates encored again and
I again the acts of Miss D’Armond. Ed
| Haves and company. Jack Lamey and
I several ol Ilers.
<CONFERENCE AT SAVANNAH
ON EXTENDING BRINSON RY.
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SAVANNAH. GA.. July 18.—James
jlmbrie. junior membei of the banking
| firm of Williams. Morris & Co., of New
, York, and vice president of the Brijt
i son railroad, w ill ( 'inlet tills afternoon
with tile transportation rommittee of
the Savannah chamber of Commerce.
Geo ge Btinson. ptesident of the road
and . epresentativex from Washington
and Thomson, to determine the route of
the ptopo;-. i Brinson railway exten-
Ision to Athens The question to deter
mine whethei tlte extension shall be
liy Augusta nr .direct froip Waynes
] boro b> Th'> mon and Washington
HOT WEATHER IN CHICAGO
LEADS HUBBIES TO DESERT
, ( Hl( AG'i. Jul' 'J. Hot weather in-
' ri'. :i,-cd the number of wives who Sp
oil fm wa: rants charging iheit hus
b.iti'l.' witli deser;iun according io Mrs.
('. Ft tnklin Leavitt, secretary tv Judge
Gemmlll. "The man of the house per
haps ejects to spend Ihe night In a
cool snot in a park," said Mis. Leavitt.
! "and the next day his wife appeals to
lus so. a '.arrant for him. lie tell
' t!p--v women to go hmm-and wait a few
GIRL SELLS WATER AT
5 CENTS THE THIMBLE
VEN ICE. ( AL., July 13 - Bathers be
lieved Miss Fiances Wallace intaitf
klifii she tr ed to sell water at 5 cent?
a thimbleful After,she was arrested
it was learned he was dojpg stunts il
i a svi'orjtj' Initiation.
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