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Cbe ClmlanS C ourier.
Official Organ of White County. Ga I
Cleveland Ga. j
Published Weekly at
Jab. P. Davidson, Editor.
Ilntered at the Post tfflee at Cleveland
Qa.. as second class mail matter.
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Federal aid for constructing new
highways in Georgia is held up
pending the probe. All this is
caused by the highway row.
Next week is court. A good
time foj you to come to town. And
listen, don’t forget that you should
not leave town without seeing how
your subscription stands to 1 he
Courier. For fear you may not be
sure of your standing sve are send-i
mg you a card. 1’lease give this
matter your prompt attention
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Sunday is Easter. with j
It is a day that fills men j
new hopes, renewed vigor, a closer
and better understanding with
each other. j
Jesus died, but He has risen
aguin in innumerable hearts and
lives.
Easter is a step forward toward
the time when they shall look back
on these times as barbaric.
Easter resurrects all good, just
the same as spring resurrects all
vegetation.
Remember that all legal adver
tising must he paid in advance.
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Opticians will have a decidedly
improved business this season if
the beautiful women ol America
follow the Parisian style ot having i
their knees dimpled.
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ClevehM.d has made n w„n,W
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public square Yet there fs another
very imperative thing that ,|io (lld
be done. A real spring cleaning;
about every house and business in
town. Too much surplus stuff lias
accumulated during th ■ winter.
The road and weather are getting
good and people are coining to see
this section. Is it very good ail
vertising for these people to see all
rho old rubbish still laying about
their place? Suppose the city of¬
ficials declare a general clean-up |
day. ^;W
iiy vL i ,y L;, y ; j
White county produced a splen- j
did cotton is always crop last incentive year. to A plant big j
crop an
more the next season. This was a
mild winter and already there are
noticable threatening signs of
plenty of boll weevil. Bew are j
that you plant no more than you I
vian handle under the heaviest in- j
lestitation.
Mr. T. I*. YYright, who is the'
contractor on the south end of the j
uu^intuin highway putting down
rock bound mactulnm, will soon be
done,
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That humorous writer, O. O.
McIntyre, in an article jus', before j
leaving Paris for It is home in New
York, reminded us of ear stay in !
tout gay city last July, Particular¬
ly did it bring to our mind an in¬
cident one night in the Montmartre
together with Mr. John Paschal!,
Managing Editor of The Atlanta I
journal and other Atlanta people,
when my usually placid temper be¬
come irritated. After considerable
time the bill was finally presented,
however in French, yet the pro¬
prietor and each waiter could speak
English fluently. \\ ell, the tips
that were asked on the bill were
1 illieulous. When vve started for
our hotel a swarm of Frenchmen
Hocked about us. YY ell, we
couldn’t see the need of it alt.
neither could we really understand
it. One fellow would open I lie
taxi door, while another would
call a taxi and another would in
form each driver what o charge.
1 understood what that guy was up
to, aud I proceeded to inquire in
Finally I got him to under
in just plain English that we
need nor desire his services
he understood very readily.
Hon. Jas. A. Ilollomon, associ¬
editor of The Atlanta Constitu¬
stopped in Cievelend Sunday
a short time in company with
B. H. Stone, of Btairsville.
Mr. Ilollomon spent Sunday
with Mr. Stone and address¬
t he people of Union county at
noon hour of court inBluirsville
Mr, Ilollomon has been so very
to this section for a
program that will
it a truly great asset to Geor¬
someday. He is vitally inter
to to see see these these mountains mountains open
up to tourists and his gifted pen
ever telling of its many attrac
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The body of Dr. John Logan,
of Presiding Eider John G.
of Gainesville, who was
by bandits in Greece March
will arrive in New York City
20.
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Col J. O. Adams, of Gainesville,
written to the board ot trustees
the University of Georgia, sug
that Judge Samuel II. Sib
be elected Chancellor of the
institution to succeed Chan¬
David C. Barrow.
'l’lte Georgia Press association
ready for the voyage to New
City April 25. The bright
ot broadway certainly
the eyes ol tlieGeorgia
ho have never had occasion
pay Gotham a visit. An
program lias been arranged
stay in New York.
will put up at the
toria Hotel, Oh ! boy, that
“joint too!
Charlie Rountree and
Camp are so afraid Neptune will
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i-'*’ m, "'\ ri
>” u C!H1 luetl ,be fish _ J usl i,f ’ er
ol Chattanooga plows
into the “briny deep”
you bid the keep at the
g‘ HU ' * ne- Cheer up lellovvs, il
you can endute it you will live
see many more years, probably
i ust l‘ lbe 1 ,ls .'•
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That’s why he wants Lampton’s.
D. G. HEAD
Cleveland, Ga.
THE CLEVELA ND COURIER, CLEVELAND, GEORGIA.
Xocal IRews
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Bell return¬
ed! last Friday to Montgomery,
Ala., after spending several days at
Reservation.
Mr. Henry Sears, who has been
in Gainesville jail on a prohibition
case, is now at home.
Rev. Marvin Allen, of Daniels
ville, who has been on a visit to
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Allen, since our last issue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Miller and
son, Frasier, spent a day or so in
Atlanta since our last istue.
Mr. Ray Miller, of Maysville,
spent a short time here Monday
night,
Rev. R. YV. Allison, of Flowery
Branch, was on a visit here the
first of the week.
Mr. R, \Y’. Querry, of Lumber
City, Ga., is spending a few days
in Cleveland this week.
Sheriff YV. A. Jackson spent
YY’ednesday in Blairsville.
Mrs. J. II. Stovall is recovering
splendidly from an operation at
Wesleyan Memorial Hospital, in
Atlanta,
Mrs. J. YY r . Mays, of West Palm
Beach, Flit., has rented Lester
Faulkner’s house for the Summer.
Mr. Tollie Allen has moved into
the house he purchased from Mrs.
J. II. Allen.
Mr. F. G. Munnev is repairing
the Judge Kitnsey house.
Marshal Trotter arrested Mrs
j Dave Edge and Miss Dessie Edge
i ( >n a charge of disorderly conduct
Tuesday night. Mayor Under
wood fined Miss Edge $10 and
Mrs. Edge $ 5 ,
It is to your interest to it vestii
1 gate the advertisement that appear
I I in the supplement of The Courier
i in this issue. Read each one close
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Miss Inez Trotter left lust week
for Athens where she w.ll take a
! business course.
j Mr. W. L. Norton has had Mr.
j Medlock to grade him a road to his
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Cleveland Drug Company has
moved into the brick store former-
1)’ occupied by the dry goods de
purtment of 11. A. [arrard & Son
and C. D. YY'arwick has moved his
meat market into the old Cleveland
Drug Co. stand.
Lsg&l ?tdV®t*tiseTn®TltS
White County:
to the Superior Court of said County,
i he l nion A White Turnpike Com
pany of said county by 1 its president and
sole stockholder brings this its petition
and shows to the court.
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That its charter was ‘granted by this
court of the 13th day of Jane, 1919 to run
for the term of 20 years and that the same
will have expired <,u the 13th day of June
1939 if not surrendered or forfeited.
2
That at a meeting of the stockholders
of said corporation at a meeting called
tor that purpose voted to and authorized
W.C. Logan to surrender said charter,
a copy ot which resolution is hereto
attached.
3
Petitioner shows that there is no debt
now outstanding' said' against said corporati n
and that the vv. c. Logan j e its
president and sole and only stock owner,
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That tht- reason for sin-rendering said
chkrpn- is that the State of Georgia has
constructed a highway that almost paral¬
lels said Turnpike Rood rendering it ab¬
solutely unprofitable, that, the income
from said road now is not sufficient to
' the gatekeeper uud keep thermal
pay up
WHERKFORK petitioner pravs:
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That it be allowed to surrender it said
charter and franchise as a corporation
and be disolved by a degree and order of
this court and lie disolved as a corpora¬
tion.
That such and further relief be had as
may he in accordance with law irt such
cases made and provided.
I nion & White Turnpike Company.
By its Attorneys-at-law.
Underwood ifc Underwood.
Georgia, White County:
In person came YV, C. Logan, who on
oath says that he is the sole and on!\
• stockholder and owner in die above cor-
1 pnration that the fiats stated in the fore
going petition are true.
W. C. Logan.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this—day of March, 192a.
.1 W. II. Underwood, N 1’.
Olive of the Union and White Turn
pike Company, April 1 , 1925.
At a meeting of the stockholder■« duly
called for the ]iiii-|iose of considei ing the
soma-iUa ot the above charter in which
meeting all *1.., kb.ffiW voted to mir
t!tk „ 1, *„!>=, i>( .
coaq.l b-.fi the sari e nit ei- hh may be neces
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VV - C. Logan, Pres.
Clerk's office, .Superior Court, April 4,
Itej.'i.
1, J. II. R, Barrett, Lteakof said court,
do hereby certify that the foregoing' is a
true copy of the original now on tile in
my office.
j. B. R. Burr ett, C. S. C.
Georgia, While County :
Whereas L. O. CJeveiumi, admin is! ra
loi* of Joe Cleveland, col,, represent® to
the court in liis petition, duly filed and
entered on record, that lie has fully ad¬
ministered Joe Cleveland’s estate. This
*** therefore to cite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause, if
•tny they can, why said administrator
should not he discharged from his ad¬
ministration, and receive letters of dis¬
mission, on the first Monday in May 1925.
W he.reas E. T. Black, administrator of
Miss Mary Davidson, represents to the
court in his petition, duly filed and enter
-don record, that he has fully adminis¬
tered Miss Mary Davidson’s estate. This
is therefore to cite all persons concerned,
kindred and reditors, to show cause, it
;U, y they can, why said administrator
should not he discharged from his ad*
ministration, and receive letters of dis
mission, on the first Monda> in May 1925.
Mrs. II. Dockery, having; made ap
plication tor twelve mouths support o *t
of the estate of H. A. Dockery, deceesed,
and appraisers duly appointed to set
apart the same having' fih-d their returns,
ail persons concerned are hereby required
to show cause before the court of Ordi¬
nary of said comity on the first Monday
May 1 925, why %tich application
simuld not Be granted.
s B. iatgan. Ordinary,
Georgia, White County:
Will Be sold before the court house
!°<>r in the town of develaml, said conn
> . on the first Tuesday in May 1925 with
ia the legal hours of sale t<» the highest
ddder fttr casls, the fallowing described I
cal estote t.. wit: Part of }oi of land No
^2 in ’Be second land district of said
ctunity and descrilued hs follows; Com
meneing at the forks of the road where
’he ( lev eland and Cornelia road and the
road leading toward Idaxrk’s store inter
sect just a little East of the branch,
thence Ka>s with said Cleveland and
: Clarkesville road to the head of branch
i on said road near the house wnere W. K.
Power formerly iiveii, thence in a South¬
erly dir Ction the line of Win. Morris
1 pro|*:-rty, thence in a Westerly direction
j vith said Morris line to the road leading
\ from CB velar.*; via Black’s store, thence
]*-» «> Northerly dirtcii n^vdh said Ia«t
Mr. Robt. Roper, deputy game
i and fish inspector with special ju
j risdiction in Rabun, Habersham,
‘YY'bite, Towns Lumpkin atidUnion
counties, of Cornelia, was in town
Tuesday.
The play at the school house last
Friday night was well enjoyed by
a good attendance.
Mr.LE, G.. Nuck”, Potts died
last Friday night and was buried
at the Potts cemetery, near Mr.
YY’tn. Palrnour’s, Saturday.
Enrolhnnet of the Home Eco¬
nomic clubs will close April 20.
All who wish to enroll must do so
at once. Demonstration work is
given to members first.
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Postoge rates of most interest to
the public, effecti vet’April 15 th, are
as follows :
'Third class matter consists of
books, circulars and oilier matter
wholly in print (except newspapers
and periodicals) and merchandise
up to eight otyices in weight. The
rate of postage is one and one-hair
cent for each two ounces, but the
rate of postage on books, cata¬
logues, seeds, cuttings, bulbs,roots,
and plants will be one ceet for each
two ounces.
Fourth class matter shall weigh
in excess of 8 ounces, and the rates
of postage thereon shall be the
same as now prevails, except that
when parcels are mailed at post
offices there will be an additional
charge of 2 cents for each parcel.
Registered fees will be 15 and
20 cents instead of 10 and 20 as at
present. If the sender requests
return receipt 3 cents is i.h'il ged
; [ or t|)j s .
j Parcels between two and ten
pounds sent special delivery for 15
cents; over ten pounds 20 cents.
Postage on any printed card
cents each.
A ciiarge of 25 cents is made in
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| “specially handled,'' whereby par
! cels are handled as expediciously as
; letters.
j Money order fees are as fo'lows :
U p to $2. *(0 5 cc n t s ; 111 tt* , — cents;
; to $20 12 cents; to
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$80 20 cents ; $100 22 cents.
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na tned road to the beginning point, con
taining' about ten acres more or less.
Said property levied on as the property
of the Guarantee Trust Company to
satisfy a tax execution issued by W. H.
Hulsey, T. C., of said county for State
and County taxes for the year 1924. This
April 8 th, 1925.
W. A. Jae son, Sheriff.
For Sale or Lease
I am unable to work and am
ifferittg splendid chance to the
right person. See me if interested.
A. G. Quinn.
N 0 1 I C E
Repair work done done on
watches, clocks, guns, sewing
machines and phonographs. Also
soldering.
All work guaranteed.
D. C, Fordham
Clermont, Ga.
NOTICE
Wanted leamsters, Timber
< utters and Swampers. Ap
pl> to, Morse Bros. Lumber
( o., Helen, White County, Ga.
NOTICE
lo whom it may concern :
This is to give notice that we
h ive completed Project 332, Cleve¬
land & Blairsville road, and that all
bills on said project have been paid.
Nichols Contracting Co.
Medlock & Ainristead, sub-con
t factors.
NOTICE
hirst class pressing and shoe re¬
pairing. Reasonable prices.
F. YY’. Skelton,
Cleveland, Ga. ^
STRAYED
One black Pohmd-China sow,
weight about 125 lbs.
A. M. Dean
Leo, Ga.
WANTED
A good cow fresh in milk right
away,
Mrs. Alice M. Taylor.
A(exz«acf3u*aK»H*aE*»»]
Weak ;
Nervous
“I wag weak and nervoui
and run-down,” write* Mrs.
Edith Sellers, of 466 N. 21st
St., East St Louis, I1L “I
couldn’t sleep nights. I was so
restless. I felt tired and not
in condition to do my -work.
I would have such pain* in
my stomach that I was afraid
I would get down in bed. . .
My mother came to see me
and suggested that I use
The Woman’s Tonic
I felt better after my first
bottle. I had a better appe¬
tite. It seemed to strengthen
and build me up. I am so
glad to recommend Cardui
for what it did for me. I
haven’t needed any medicine
since I took Cardui, and I am
feeling fine.”
Nervoasness, restlessness,
sleeplessness—t h e s e symp¬
toms so often are the result
of a weak, run-down condi¬
tion, and may develop more
seriously if not treated in
time.
If you* are nervous and
* run-down, or suffering from
* some womanly _ weakness,
» take Cardui.
| Sold everywhere. E-105
Snmx*:
Mr. Meli YfcGhee, of Columbus,
Ga.. is visiting relatives on Shcal
Creek this week.
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