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UNION RECORDER, MILLEDGEVILLE, GA., OCTOBER 10, 192S ? ? ? By JERE N. MOORE The U. D. C of Milledgeville hav< done a fine thine in marking th> site of the first church in Milleugv ville. It is well that we be remind ed ind p<> terity remember where the Insurance pre miums paid by the fir>t hou • of worship stood. These :■ <it rsiuned $175.60, making: a *-o- t-ariy churches hid a marked influ-|u»l of $1,166.49. Said property will oiHt >,n the pioneer development of'- 1 ’ »ld at public outcry, before the our city and -late and to place a per-* l '<mrt house door in said county, on mam-nt ma-ker for all time where! the day above named, within the the first »f these houses, dedicated {hour* of sheriff's sale-, to thr best to God. calb for applause and praise.; *nd biglust bidder for eas*. as th I doubt very seriously if my insti- property ' ' the said W. H. Wester, tutism s#thin our hind faced the j The proceeds b- plied, first, t clerk’s office, Baldwin County Super- * public road leading from Jordan’s r Court, in B .ok “SS”. Folio 581. Cros'ng to Butts cross-ruxds. The debt to secure which said deed The above described land being was given is evidenced by twenty the 100 acres tract of land purchas- promissory notes for the sum of cd by V. D. Dooly from E. C. Car- $50.00 each, dated May 21, 1925, and son on June 15th, 1923 and describ- beaxing interest at 8 per cent annum ii in a deed recorded in the clerk’s from May 15, 1927. The balance of office of Baldwin superior court in aid notes ig principal $1000.00, deed Laok No. 7 pages 247-248. interest to Oct. 1, 1929, $190.89, Said tract or parcef of land levied ■ n the property of V. D. Dooly to satisfy and execution issued in Stephens County Ga.. superior court on December 9th, 1929 against V. D. Dooley and Noah Norton, defend ants, in favor of E. C. Car on, plain tiff. hard-hip and yet carried i ly these early churches. They had I debt and the cost* of this adv. difficulties, is unquestioned and yet | m'-nt and other costs incident t they fac-.d them with a courage that' and the balance, if any. was undaunted. We cannot forget over to the saiu W. H. West Legal notices as required by the itute have been given to V. D. r said .-ale will be ap-| Dooly and Bob McConnell, tenant ir. the payment of said j possession. This the 4th, day of October. 1*- W. J .HAYNIE, Sher ff Baldwin County Georgia that the < arly -ettler that gave them >ut tin- natives of the land till-wild and were over- their minds with supersti- signs. - October 9, 1929. JON W Hl TiUlN-nN By ALLEN * POTTLE Hi- Atty-. at Law. ^iuld relate Will b And if I were more familiar with le -arly history of this church Ij »\i no doubt that I any thrilling stories of heroism j pb.yed i.y the ministers who M*rv-’i 1( , u , 1 the , rch. I am sure of this fart.j id thfi: :s. that many treaties were f f r<iugh»' about by these Christian ; ... en ■ d Women and that there in- uence fur good is felt to this day. .\ LAND SALE . Firldwin County, sold on the 5th, day of in Baldwin county has new impetus. Farmers are , wisdom of the cow. hog in. The fine dairy cattle' i. the fair bQcka my rtatt the bw minded" and 1 i of cattle > The Kiwani# have a plan o nd I have ever reason to I will materialize judging fn im glad that ADMINISTRATOR S LAND SALE GEORGIA. Baidu in County: The under igned, as administra tor of the estate of J. W. William*, deceased, by virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of arid < oun- ty, granted at the October Term, 1929. thereof, will sell at public out- :y. on the first Tuesday in Novem- • •. 1929, before the courthouse door oor in the city of Milledge- "f -aid county, between the legal . i!le. in the county of Baldwin, State hour f Georgia, between the lawful hours for . -ale to the highest bidder for cash land: •< Bowing tract or parcel of land; Ail that parcel of '.and situate. 1 All that tract or parrel of land ing and being in the 318th P. ’ri< 1 mte, lying and being in tlx- 318th, of -aid fi.ilduin County. Geo •istrict G. M. of Baldwin coun;y, ia, containing ;.wenyt-thr.e ar.d tv Gei.rjr.a. containing one hundred ntlis <2 ..2* acre.-, more or 1 , ti res. more or less, and bounded on -me being a | :irt of that tract he north by lands of Williams and land which is more fully i.ound* Ritchie; on the east by lands of E. and described in deed •xnut.d 1 the south by land: said County and State, deceased, to J. W. Williams dated October 15, 1918, recorded in the records of said Baldwin County in Deed. Book RR, pages 325-326. and in the several deeds therein mentioned and referr ed to; to all of which deeds and the record of the sam-? reference is here by made in aid of the description, of the said tract of land. The r arc *l of lar.d to be sold be- j ing a corner of the larger tract con veyed to the said J. W. Williams in j the deed of conveyance above referr- , ed to, the said corner containing twenty-three and two-tenths (23.2) ! • cres. mure or less, ar.d being hound ed a- fallows:—On the North by land formerly owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Furman Talley; on the cast by the Oconee River; on the southeast and ( south by the right of way of the Ma con Division of the Georgia Railroad; and on the southwest, west and north west by the remainder of that por tion of the said tract of land .lying to the north and west of said rail road right of way; and including, in addition to the main parcel of >t wqnty-oiu and tw<^-tenthiJ (21.2) acres, a two (2) acre parcel on the Oconee River which was formerly used a.- a landing of Barrow's Ferry, lying between the bridge of the Mu cin Division of th? Georgia Railroad across the Oconee Rver .aru the ad joining land formerly of Mrs. Eliza beth Furman Tolley. This 7th day of October, 1929. U. B. LAVENDER As administrator of the estate of J. W. Williams, deceased. LAND SALE GEORGIA, Baldwin County. Under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a deed to se cure a debt executed by W. L. Pitts to the Merchants & Farmers Bank, on the 24th, day of January 1929, and recorded in the office of the clerk of the superior court of Bald win County Ga., in Book “SS” page 332. the undersigned will sell at pub lic sale, at the court hou-e in said county, duri*.g the legal hours of sale, to the best and highest bidder, for ca*h, the following described property, to-wit: All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the city of Milledgeville, -aid state and county, and known as part of block Number 170, and bounded as fol- !ows: on the North by lot of W. L. Pitts; on the East by lot of the Sanford estate; on thi South by lot of Wm. F. Steele; and on the Wert by N. Liberty street Said lot on Liberty street and conlai fourth of an acre more or 1«- being the same tract or part conveyed to Henrietta Bauek i T. Conn. Sr., on Mar^T,^ Said property is being ,.. ld satisfy a certain pronu-.., r . bearing date December 5, i;,> payable six months after <i au ' made and executed by the fa:( j p said note being for $390.iino r pal, with interest from matu— the rate of 8 per cent per annum, „ gether with the cost of thi, ing, as provided in such deed. Th, »aid W. L. Pin- hn . parted this life, the said i i, advertised as belonging estate of the said Pitts ami sold as the property of hi The proceeds of said sale will be « plied, first, to the payment f .. promissory note, and the balance , any, will be paid to the rer tives of the said W. L. Pits, and sufficient fee simple title i be made to said property undersigned. This October 8, 1929. MERCHANTS & FARMERS i;\v of Milledgeville, Ga. By alle:; & POTT Its A tty-, ux L , Car-c l the i , by the »f the ill . f O. M. Cm late of bred a the coun sty heiferi . the faim- and to sell them er. Thi. is a fine thing, eve though few of us living :r the cit realize it. It will bear forcefully •• the future of our county and lead t surer independence for the farmei I hav« found one thing to In- tru since I launched into the busiwe? world and that is That nothing i gained without hard work The farm er might as well realizi that there are no get rich quick agriculture. There are all sorts of way* given for the farmer to make money but regardless of what he goes into, strict application of good judgnv.rt. plenty of elbow grease and a well organic bring him profit. The new Plymouth De Luxe Sedan — smartly colored, chromium-plated —upholstered and appoint ed with distinction —with its Chrytdcr-like swiftness and smoothness—is soi.ic- thingnew in low-cost luxury. The uphoUtery it fine broadcloth. Cushions are French-pleated. Hear seat has armrests on both sides. Other fittings in keeping. Mi!' dee ville merchants and t if the bit ely. I hear everyday thu no buabrea but lam sure «t g and that is. nch statement' h: Ip none. The fair open* ■BPIT YM D'UT-fl SMDAM and attra and wd. majority of this surrounding c< r.ts can make Mi! a attractive a n t In- Action ia the VC .ft U43E titnde most people take LAND SALE A. Baldwin County and by virtue of r deed I -ale. executed by W • M. A. Nolan, on the 21st I*y. 1925. recorded in le.uk 4. in the office of the clerk uperiur court of Baldwin which aid deed with power »i»- traneeferred and assign- »e said M. A. Nolxn to the nod on Sept. 12, 1929, which safer and a-ignmenl i- r«- the off, of th. -day in Nov. 1929, th- tn»<-i l.d bo foil' he South by land- «■ f J th. M- rchHits and Famuis Bank;! on tii Kart by the Milledgeville and I Irwin.-,i R»ad ~nd land* of the Mer-j chant, and Farmer* Bank; on the Ncrth by land* of Luther Landrium Estate, Gr* en Scott and negro lodge house ;and on the West by the Mil-1 ledge\i!le and Gordon Ru:td and th- * trhool house lot; and being the same j property conveyed to M. A. Nolan by j F. ft. Hendrickson on September! W. E. 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