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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., JULY IS, IMS LaND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County: City of Milledgeville: The undersigned will *.«11 at public outcry before the Court House door in Baldwin County within the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in August, 1928, to the highest bidder for cash, . the following described portion of railroad street in said city, to-wit: All that portion of Railroad Street lying and being North of the right- of-way of Georgia Railroad and be tween Tan Yard Branch and the Southeast comer of the lot of C. H. Bonner which lies on the comer of Railroad and Wilkinson Streets, said land being a parcel of land approxi mately one hundred feet wide nad two hundred ten feet long, and bounded a> follows: On the North by the land of H. T. Fraley; on the East by Railroad Street; on the South by the Right-of-way of the Georgia Railroad; on the West by Tan \ ard Branch, which is a branch running from the lands of the Misses Carrington in a Southerly drieetion across Railtoad Street and under the Railroad track of Georgia Railroad. The Eastern boundary dividing the portion of Railroad Street to be sold from the unsold portion is a line running from the Southern croncr of a lot of Charlie Bonner on Rail road Street, South thirteen degrees East ind parallel to Wilkinson Street a distance of approximately one hun dred feet to the Right-of-way of the Georgia Railroad, and the Western boundary is the oranch above men tioned. The sale will be made subject to confirmation by the City Council of said city. THEMAYOR ALDERMEN OK THE CITY OF MILLEDGEVILLE. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Scaled proposals for the paving and otherwise improving of Street Improvement Section or Zone No. 47, in the City of Milledgeville, Georgia will be received by the Mayor and Aldermen of said City at their office in the City Hall ut twelve o’clock M. July 26th, 1928. Said Street Improvement Section or Zone No. 47, consists of that por tion of Columbia Street lying and being between The North Property line of Green Street and the South Property line of Hancock Street. Bids will be received on 2” War- renite-Bitulithic wearing surface on •a 4 inch cement concrete base with the necessary curb gutter, storm sew- er pipe,- manholes and catch basins. Approximate quantities* are ns fol lows: 810 lineal feet of •"*18” granite curb with 810 lineal feet of C"x36” cement concrete gutter or 810 lineal feet of 6"*80” combined concrete curb and gutter^—bneal feat of concrete htwtder curb, 60 lineal feet of storm srwer pipe lines,— manholes, 2 catch basin*, and 1080 yards of pavement. Bids are asked on all of the said work and materials for said improve ment. Each bid must be accompani ed by a Carhier’s Check in the sum of 8375 made payable to the Treasur er of the City of Milledgeville, Gn., as a proposal guarantee. The plans and specifications may be inspected at the office of the Clerk and Treasurer of the City of Milledgeville or at the office of the engineer in Milledgeville. The right i* reserved to rejet any ami all bids. By order of Council this 12th day of July, 1928. THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OK THE CITY OK MILLEDGEVILLE, GA. THE HARWOOD BEEBE CO. Municipal Engineers Spartanburg, S. * C. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed propo>nls for the pavirq am! otherwise improving of Stree Improvement Section or Zone No. 36, in the City of Milledgeville, Georgia will be received by the Mayor and Aldermen of said City at their office in the City Hall ut twelve o’clock M. July 26th, 1928. Said Street improvement Section or Zone No. 36, consists of thut por tion of Washington Street lying and being between the West property line of Wilkerson Street and the Eust property line of Liberty Street. Bids will be received on 2” War- renite-Bitulithic wearing surface on u 4 inch cement concrete base with the necessary curb, gutter, storm sewer pipe lines, manholes and cutch basins. Approximate quanitities are us fol lows:—lineal feet of 5”xl8” granite curb with—lineal feet of 6"x30’’ cement concrete gutter or 1706 line al feet of 6’’x30” combined concrete curb and gutter,—lineal feet of con crete header curb, 85 lineal feet of storm sewer pipe lines,—manholes, 2 catch basins, .and 1223 square yards of pavement. Bids are asked on all of the said w-ork and muterials for said improve ment. Euch bid must be accompani ed by a Cashier’s Check in the sun of $500 made payable to the Treasur er of the City of Milledgeville, Go., as a proposal guarantee. The plans and specifications may Miss Marion Wallace, of Griffin, is the guest of Mrs. J. S. Bon.-. Mr. B. T. Dumas is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Florrie Huffman, in Atlanta. Mis.s Saranvte Stembridge of Ma con, is visiting friends and relatives in the city. Miss Bertha Bass spent several days of the past week with relatives in Macon. Mrs. Julia P. West has gone fa Waynesville, N. C., where she will spend the summer. Mrs. C. F. Stone and Beverly Stone are visiting relatives in Sparta. Mrs. C. L. Cox and daughter Bessie, have returned home after a visit to relatives in Bartow, Flo., Vienna and Macon, Ga. Mr. John Lawrence of Savannah, is spending this week with his moth er, Mrs. J. R. Lawrnece, and other relative# in the city. Mm W. T. Wynn and son. Mr. W. T. Wynn. Jr., of Detroit, have gone on a visit to relatvies at Clayton, and other points i* Alabama. Miss Julia Moore returned toduy for a stay of several week> in Mu- con. and left for a visit to Taliaferro county. She will go from there to South and North Carolina. Mr. E. E. Bell and Dr. T. M. Hall j left this morning for Warm Springs, where they will spend several days. Mr. Bell has been ill for the past two or throe weeks, and it is hoped that his health will be greatly im- : proved. Mrs. James T. Wright and Mrs. A. I’. Keisker and little daughter, of Bruswls, Belgium, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Rents, have returned to Macon where they ^ t before returning to their be inspected ut the office of the Clerk and Treasurer of the City of Milledgeville or at the office of the engineer in Milledgeville. The right is —served to rejet any and all bids. By order of Council this 12th day of July, 1028. the mayor and-aldermen of the city of milledgeville GA. the HARWOOD BEEBE CO. Municipal Engineers Spartanburg, s. C. One of the central figure* of the Paii* Grand Couture .. . the heart of the House of I'remet which launched the internationally famous dress. La Gar^onne... and later, the Croue de Riche, another tri umph, no If detigtu a uatdi for ELGIN*35 PARISIIMNE THE PR F. MET The three leadin'* MyliM* of the Pariit world of fashion designed the new ELCIN PARISIF.NNE watches for women. These designs from Prcmct, Madame Agnes (modisir) and Madame. Jenny, give ELGIN qual ity a new and fascinating appeal. There is nothing like them iu America. Come in and see them as sood as possible. 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He was never happier than when he met with his comrades, or when he could “ B °y» of the g£5 He wore the Confederate Cro» mg his last years, with great ^ for he prizpd it as a badge of ^ Mr. Gaither built hi« lif e 0 „ n ° r strong foundation of Christian . and devotion, und as he wait* the path of righteousness he n >> duties that came to him as a c it ’ neighbor, friend husband and f- wisely and well. He was a member of the Method; church, and was a regular att ^7 ant upon its services. He met death as he had lived, afraid, and he passed through valley and shadow of death ^ fully and quietly. Announcement to Shooters by I. W. HATCHER HARDWARE COMPANT We ere pleased le edvise tin we hive secured— MR. AD T0PPERWEIN Most famous shooting expert Ameren—reed of his won- derful performances in another column. 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