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THEICLEVELANDVCOURIER
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VOL. XXXili, No. 1H
. Georgia. White County.
Will in* sold at tin* I'ouvt house, door in
said county on tlu* first Tuesday inMaicli
iUUi, within the legal hours of sale to the
higlieet bidder for cash the followingdc
scrilsid laud to wit: Three tit'teeths un¬
divided interests in ami to the following
Farf of lot of land No. 05, lying; on the
east side of Town Creek, except that
part of said lot on the east side of said
Town Creek, known as the dower of .lane
Dover, also excepting 1 acre on the east
side of said creek and adjoining the mill
of J. ,1. Logan heretofore sold off to J. J,
Dugan. Algo pail of lot No. 6 ti lying on
the east side of Tow n Creek, commenc¬
ing at the east corner of lots Nos. Ih! and
U 5 , running south with the line oflnt No
(iff to a conditional line running w est
wavdly through said lot along the road
of old White and Union Turnpike Co.,
known as the Teen at ee Gap Turnpike
Road fwliere said mad ( tosses Town
Creek, thence lip said cceek inanorthc 11
direction to the line of lot No. tin, thence
east with said line to the beginning cor¬
ner. Also east half of lot No, so con¬
taining 12a acres, more or less. Said lot
divided by a conditional line as agreed
upon by and between Lewis [Allison and
11, J. lleueb, which conditional line be¬
gins on an agreed corner o 1 the south
original line of said lot No. M 0 running
in a northern direction until it strikes the
north original line of said lot. Said con¬
ditional line running on the west side of
Flag Fond Branch. All the above de
scrilied land lying and being in the 4 th
la:.d district of White County, Georgia,
ami known as the Lewis Allison place
w ith all improvements thereon. Said
interests in said [land levied on as tin*
property of the defendants as follows
l-f.5 undivided interest as the property
of F. 31. Allison, 1-15 undivided interest
the propefty of G. 15. Allison and 1-1(5
undivided interest as the property of A.
I). Allison to satisfy three J. 1'. Court
executions, one issued from the . 1 . 1 ’.
Court of the so 1 st District, G. 31.,against
A. V- Allison and one issued from 1 lie ,1.
F. Court of the 143‘Jtl) District, G. 31.,
against F. M. Allison in favor of Whit¬
mire & Head. All levied by L. F.Faulk¬
ner, 1... C.. and tanned over to the under¬
signed sheriff for sale as tin; law directs.
This the 2nd dar of February lUdi .
W. A. Jackson, Sheriff.
Georgia, White County.
Will be sold at the court boo-’ door
in said county on the first Tuesday in
March, 1981 within the legal hours ot
sale to the highest bidder for cash, to wit:
the following described property; Farts
of lots of land Nos. H5, titl, ys and 9 O in
the second land district of said county
containing lot) acres, more or less. Com¬
mencing a' a cornea near J. M. Allison's
garden, thence southeast witli the road
to the original line, thence north said
original line to the Hays Spring Branch,
thence down said branch to the creek,
thence up said m ek to a ronditioiial
line, thence northwest a conditional line
to 1 stake, thence southeast to a post oak
thence >v( at to tHe starting point, except
1)1 1-2 acres heretofore sold oil’ to C, K
Guild, There is a good dwelling ltous(
m il outbuildings on this tract, Containing
Ha 1-2 acres, nunc or less.
Haul property levied upon as tin
property of the defendants as follows:
1 5 undivided inie'est find life inter¬
est a* the property of Mrs. Ida Johnson,
1 -fi undivided remainder inter' at as the
piopat'ly of Hubert, S. Johnson and 1-5
undivided remainder imprest as the
property of 4- H- Johnson and only said
deaerjbtd interest to be sold to satisfy an
execution issued on t«« 18th day of Oct
IHUO from the Superior eouit of sail
c.uaty of White in favor of Mrs. Agnes
Lot bridge against Robert S. Johns* n, J.
H. Johnson and Mrs. Ida Johnson.
This 30th day of January 1031.
W. A. Jacjjjsno, Sheriff.
W. N. TURNER'S
;i() Day Sale.
A good assortment of genera]
merchandise, cousi-tiug of cloth ol
different kinds. Remnant roils,
yjeu'c and B >yN shirts. Men’s and
Jlove overall-, Men’s and Ladies
underware, Ladies aid Misses hat
good assortment of hosiery, some
slices and many other tilings to
numerous to mention. All redtic
ed in price from 10 to 25 per cent.
Come and see goods and get prees
W. N. TURNER
WOULD YOU THINK IT?
Some men can sign a check and
Biai* it worth $50,000. That's capital.
A xirl Gin buy a hat for $2.W» but
prefers one Utai cost* $29.99. That’*
Devoted to the Agricultural, Commercial and Industrial Interests of White County
OAKES CHAPEL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen, id
near Clurkesville. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Pun:
Miss Anna Stovall i- visiting
friends and relatives in AtEuita at
present.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Freeman, Jan. 'Jcj, a sou.
Mr. and Mrs, Grover Kicks, of
near Clarkesville., spent Saturday
with Mr. ;uid Mo. J. D. Tatum.
Mr. ami Mrs. GroverMiles spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
\lis. G. W McCollum.
Miss Mary 1 ,ee Tatum -pent
Sunday with Miss Euna Dell ilol
comb in Habersham.
Miss Lizzie Mae Kicks, of.Wossy
Creek, visited Miss Mary
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murphy have
our heartfelt sympathy in the loss
of their month old habv,
It ay, who died Feb. -
Mr. Piriip McCollum spent the
weekend with friends and relatives
m Cornelia.
Mr. Marvin Miles, of Haber
sham, was the gue-L ot h:» brother,
Grover, Saturday night.
Roberlstown News
It is desired that all members of
the Chattahoochee Garden Club
Those desiring to join are to meet
at she at the residence ol Mrs, A.
G. Mickel, Feb 11 . *2:30 P. M.,
for the purpose of reorganizing and
electing new otlicers for j lie ensuing
year.
Miss Gladys' Simmons, of i\a
cooch.ee Valley, returned alter a
visit to Mis, Fiank Abernathy.
Mr. and Mrs Dolppb Adams
and Mrs, Henry Ash spent week¬
end with Mr. and Mrs, Wiley Jones
a Swatiannoa, N, C.
Mr. and Mr-, A. (>. Mickel and
Mr. and C. H. Miiler spenlSuuday
with Fred Miiler at Ciemson Col
egt*, S. (J.
.Miss Maggie Adams has gone on
1 visit to her sister, M rs, W iley at
Swatiannoa, X. C.
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Holcomb Bros. Mm, Co. {
(.ODD HARDWARE I
(B*l till your fanning implc
111011(8 in readiness for the
pa rat ion tmcl making of your
crop. Wo have what i( takos
in pul lhem in splendid work¬
ing conditon.
Como and s»oe our slook be¬
fore buying.
We sell for cash and soli for loss
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Judge i. W. II. Underwood was!
confined to his bed for a day or
t wo this week.
MBs Willie M ie Cooley is ill)
with flu.
Mr. Frank Ketmner spent UiL
•week with his sister, Mrs. j. 13 .
Telford.
On the ilrst page of this issue :
you will find an advertisement of
The Citizens Bank of Gainesville.
Mr. f. H. Iloscli is president,
is also president of the Iloscli Bros,
wholesale dry goods. Aii the other
officers are successful b,iysu»e;'- Jv.d
professional [men oi Gaine-v ihe
and At'tmta. AN of the officers
tre very all able and courteous
will give you 1 very attention a
vour business with their bank.
CLEVELAND, GEORGIA. CEB, 0, 1981.
Life Sentence Given
Mamie Clayton anil Bill
-:
y !ls _ y himie - CHyhm and Will
1 Yates were sentenced Thursday
, morning by judge.! II. Sutton to
; life imprisonment for the murder
''il ot Lorem: Clayton, / > : . - it. . alter l\ ... *. the . l. ..
I jury hud been out on tlseWase since
about 1 1 Wednesday night and re
uirned a verdict of guilt will) a
recommend it ion of the court.
The evidence produced by Dr.
Neal and lip, llulgin was that
I.orene erne to her death bv stran
gelation on the night ot Nov. 16,
I95G, who resided on Mossy Creek
district. It w as also shown that
she was bruises about the body in
numerous places.
< Pile evSyience convicting the
two
was largely circumsiaiif1.il, yet q!
was so sirong and positive it could j
j lot Will be evaded Mamie ordared
j and were
inested by Corner J. E. Jlender ;
itii alter an inquest, had been con j
ducted in the home.
j No doubt had it not been for Mr. :
W . W. Lotlirnlge, a neighbor, tin !
; ittiegirl would have been
md '.he atrocious crime concealed. 1
i In observed imprints and bruts
nit
s on either side of her throat,
a immediately came to town and
notified Sheriff Jackson,
Mr. J. (’. Seagle, of the Home
Detective Co , of Greensboro, N.
J,, has been assisting Slier,iffjack
’ti iti securing evidence on the
••use, and Ids labors were vers
. ruitfiii to I he stale.
The two were tried jointly.
They both received tTie verdict
ipd. sentence .calmly, and did not
show any emotion 11- they were
can ied bark to j ,i 1.
. 'The largest crowd in the history
of White Supcrim Court listened
■0 the evidence. Spectators were
1 ere from all over this mountain
section, but numbers were unable
10 even get near enough where
they could 1i.st.e11, much less seeing
die witnesses.
Col. T. S Candler, of Blairs -1
viile, leading attorney for the two, |
that lie had made a
motion tor a new trial, which vvili
he lteard before Bulge Sutton o
March Jst in Clarkesville,
Solicitor Owner ad ltubl. MvMid
am, who was, assisted by Col. A.;
11 , Henderson, contended in their!
deus before the jury that Lorene |
.vas slain by Mamie and Will to I
hei from r telling neighbors’
1 1, -ir relationship
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FO R SALE
One Buckeye luculuitor, 500
capacity ; used only one «eit-on.
excellent condition. A box ot
hard coal thrown in.
Two mairesses slightly used.
Two good milk cows that will
Iresben in early spring. Also one
that will !re«beu to summer at a
bargain,
Mrs. L, G. Neil.
A compromise Infs been propos-:
eu in legislature ta solve tlu; proh-1
l ni of cash j>aymeiits on veterans j
adjusted service compensation,c:»ll- J
1 ig tor an out i ty of $8(>o,ofX),0(.’0 i
and loans on Bonus Certificates.
Major General Smedk-y l). But
• -r is being court mar Baled for ;
statements made about Mu-s dini
a bile he was an officer of the L. S. :
Marine Corps. Duller, is a speech
j. J (d tne automobile in which
.Mussolini wa- driving run over a
c;,;ki .md passed cm us il nothing I
h ;d happened. Cornelius YanUer
Lit, Jr., former newspaper writer. •
: ,i .r. ari s that i-e is the source ot
. 3 utler’« I’ formation, the incide.nl
curring while he himself was in
nhec.tr with Mussolini, while tour¬
ing In Italy.
Court Closed Thu Hay afternoon
I :titer a very*busy court.
3 ;LiZ.
chickens, #50 and 6 months: Ed
; l!ul Louis Ecece, assault with in
tent to murder, &k> or 6mos
Claude Burke, with intent te mur¬
der, $40 or n iiios ; carrying pistol,
$!>o or 6 nuts. ; Kirn Griffin. assault
with it ent In murder u> mos. ;
Pete Westmo reland, bugiarly , 1 2
mos ; Butiyon Satterfield, if top or
) mos ; Remus Ash $50 or
months; F. G. Mauney.
mon t, continued on account
iefendant to reprsent himself m
Reims Ash, Jonh Ash, mfg.
iq *or ; Gordon Abernathy, Pete
Westmorelond, htirglarly ; Claude
Burke and Marion Palmer, mfg
d liqmni Walter Palmer, assault to
ape; Edgar Blackwell, two hills,
meny of house.
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