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UNION RECORDER, M1LLEDCEVILLE, CA„ SEPTEMBER S, IRS* Dr. Tigner Gives Account of Citys Birth DR. WEBBER BACK FROM'WORLD FEDERATION OF EDUCATION j no'.ds Norment, all being nor.-resi- Dr. George Harm Webber has re- dents of this State, arc hereby re turned from Geneva, Switxeralnd,; quired to be and appear ai the Court where he attended the World Fed-1 of Ordinary for said County eration of Education Association as First Monday in October, (Co ued from front page) • National special representative of the Nutional Education Association. He spent the entire eleven days in attendance at the Associa tion, met every engagement and fill- id c.ery appointment at tho time 2-chcduled. He ,also attended n child clinic at Vienna, and toured' Europe, visiting the principal coun tries and cities of the old country hen said application for probate will be heard, and show cause, if any you have or can, why the prayers of petitioner should not be .allowed. This 2nd day of September, 1929. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. L. N. JORDAN “~!H tion. How grand and glorious and impressive it is today! Walk into the domain reserve Capital and how with patriotic pride and respect. child clinic at Vienna, and toured; FOR TOURING FOR SALE This treatise is also for the pur-jEurope, visiting the principal coun-| This is a good old knock about pose of paying tribute and giving tries and cities of the old country, piece of plundei due credit to these five officials' Dr. Webber has many interesting asking only a mere triffle for, who did this notable service for Geor-! stories to relate of what he saw and gain, gia. Their names in connection with learned. this fundamental establishment have gone unmentioned in our State's cur- FOR SALE—One first class school rent history. Our State government truck body will hold forty children. Ml went Will, exceedingly well at this pr i cc $25.00. Jesse Scott, Jr., Mil- planned Capital City for CO years ledgeville, Ga., R. F. D. No. 1. pd. — 'till the calamity of the War Be- ■ — tween the Statos. The aftermath CITATION effect of that disruptive tragedy cost j n re: Georgia her handsome Capital site The wiil of James Reynolds Nor and left Milledgeville bereft of her menu noble birth-right. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY OF of the matriculation fees. It is r Breathes then* a Georgian unable BALDWIN COUNTY, GEORGIA quested that all local cadets make said James Rey- 1 purpose of paying debts and for dis tribution, this is to notify creditors and kindred that said application will be passed upon at the October Term 1929, of the Court of Ordinary of 1928, j said County, and that unless cause is then shown to the contrary, said leave will be granted. This September 2nd, 1929. W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. tlTATlON GEORGIA, Baldwin County: To All Whom It May Concern: R. Hines, having in due FOR SEDAN FOR SALE OR TRadp ieu to me for permanent —Ford S«4an can b« seen at W £. Garago. J. L. Sibl n . Edward form appl letters of administration upon the! Robinson' estate of Jas. A. Hardie, deceased; this is to notify the next of kin and FORD TWO DOOR SEDAN creditors of the said Jas. A. Hardie, SALE deceased, that said application will be heard before me at the regular October Term 1929, of the Court of O-dinary of said County. Witness my hand and official signature this 2nd day of Septem ber, 1929. This car is a pick-up and jui •ry car for a man to go and co L. N. JORDAN School Books W. H. STEMBRIDGE, Ordinary. | BOOK STORE. NOTICE TO CADETS Mr. Barr will be at the main building at G. M. C. Monday and Tuesday mornings from ten to twelve o’clock for the purpose of taking uniform measurements for local cadets. The office will also be open at that time for the receipt of the first half to conjure up an enthusinsn appreciation for the men and ures opt rating in this era fc good and the glory of our Coi wealth and our Republic. Isn’t it a pity that thi* g' mental plnn was interrupted' It is easy to picture i eye—if you ponder her phy.ical display of G; id PETITION FOR PROBATE OF special effort to attend to the* is- WILL IN SOLEMN FORM. ters on Monday and Tuesday moi To: Robert II. Norment; Mrs. Hor- ings in order that we may be n- ace Custis; Mrs. F. N. Gibson; Mrs. lieved of the congestion which Virginia B. Howard; James D. Bin- ford; Julian Binford; Jesse Binford; William Binford; Robert II. Nor- your mind’s ment, Jr.; George Norment: Mrs. Paul the splendid Lumbye; Miss F. Virginia Norment rgia’s State and Phillip Norment. ernment thnt would be on ex- Frank E. Bone, having applied, as hibit occupying these charming Executor, for probate in Solemn spaces, so wonderfully and so wise- Form of the last Will and Testament ly prepared for dear old Georgia's of James Reynolds Norment, late of permanent, and advantageous cen- «nd Counfy, you and c.ach of you. | real estate of said deceased, for the tral home- by our beloved forefath- otherwise- result when the barrack? cadets arrive Tuesday afternoon aw: Wednesday morning. CITATION GEORGIA, Baldwin County: To Whom It May Concern: C. B. Lavender, as Administrator of J. W. Williams, deceased, having applied to me for loave to sell certain Just another ease perhpa- of, “The best laid Gang aft n-gle-y.’’ This picture shows only about GOO of the .'12-10 acres thnt made up the entire area of the Capital City. Below is a copy of a letter written in John Clark’s own handwriting, written two months before the com plete report wa- made up. Your at tention h» called to the date line of the letter Milledgeville 27th S:-pL 1804. This is about the first time Mil ledgeville every enjoyed such a dis tinction. I venture to claim this the very first time it was ever used in a state paper, ard at that, John Clark who must conimLslon, employed it more than two months in advance of definite authority. For Milledgeville wa3 not' legally located until December 12 1804. The adopted plan carried four squares inste.ad of three. Note the nice compliment to Milledgeville —in; the opinion of the writer the square now the cemetery was not intended originally for this purpose—hut just gravitate into that usage—because of n grant for first church that came ziere to build house of worship an this unoccupied space, and n burial ground started up around it. Millidgeville 27th Sept. 1804 Governor John Milledgc, Louisville, Georgia, Dear Sir: The business upon which I came here, we have found to be extremely trcuht «ome. To do it with accuracy and tu the best advantage required much time & labor. We have agreed on a plan & acres each; which I think- are eligible & well chosen. Say one for a state house, one for the Gover nor’s residence & the other for a penitentiary or such other public 1 purpo«es as the Legislature may please to apply them to. Two main street-* of 120 feet wide; intended, to front the State House; the lots laid off in squares of four acres.; which are to be checked into acre lots, the other streets 100 feet wide. 1 The surveyor is to finish laying off the lots and when he is done to re port to me & I am instructed by the Comir.i:-ioners t<* report to the Legif'.-itU; e. You can’t fill a Prescription with Apple Sauce, Nor Ham Sandwiches —It takes the purest Drugs and knowledge to follow the Doctor s orders exactly. We realize this. Harris Hall’s Drug Store PHONE 202 WE DELIVER Next Door Baldwin Furniture Co. r. aro ai tnai, jonn darn- ' have been the chairman of ■ The Fall Atmosphere Means Get Ready For Cold Weather Let us remind you of the fall suit and Overcoat. Now is the time to get them out and send to the Cleaner. Your Clothes Always Look Like New When They are Cleaned by us. ODORLESS CLEANERS ; WE CALL FOR; WE DELIVER Phone 559 We Clean and 'olock that Felt Hat. Send it today oviooo-x < Sir Bi’ir ival hei i attael I have had bed foi eight or t n days; but being able to procure the constant attendance of a pretty good Physician I am now quite recovered & .shall set out in the morning for Wilke.. ! cannot ascribe any part of the cause of my ^disposition to this place. It is as well watered with good springs as any place I ever saw &■ every other apprarance are in favor of it» !>o:n~ a healthy situation. With much respect I am Your Excellency's Hide. Sen-ant JOHN CLARK. To The Governor Pun, cubic A tire man who works in a ry will take off the flat and fi* right. It make* no difference •re veu are when old tire goci >ey just call 300. We will .be Roofing! Troubles Maybe You Have Them There is no annoyance like a leaky roof that just wont be cuied—This is a specially serious condition with winter com ing on with its long rainy days— FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR FRIENDS who have leaky roofs we will have a Roofing Expert with us Friday and Saturday Sept. 6th and 7th. He will be glad to inspect your roof and suggest a remedy absolutely without cost or obligation to you —we will be glad to have him serve you— R. W. Hatcher Hdw. Co. Wholesale & Retail Here’s Some Big News About Clothes This| Store Now'Represents Hart-Schaffner & Marx The World’s Leading Fine Clothes Makers IT MEANS MORE STYLE AND MORE VALUE THAN YOU'VE EVER BEEN ABLE TO GET BEFORE—A FINER SHOWING OF SMART CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN, FOR COLLEGE MEN. FOR BUSINESS MEN. FOR EVERYBODY Special Opening Values Now here Fall Suits of surpassing Style $29.50 to $45.00 John Holloway The Man’s Store Wild Parties—Sporty Apartments FACING - TEARING SCARLET YOUTH FREE LOVING — PLEASURE SEEKING — ON KOBfOR and VIRTUE, LOST n< THE PiTFAIAS OF J AZZ and GIN Colonial Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY September 9th and 10th. MIDNIGHT SHOW, Sunday Night Show Starts After 12 o’clock