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PAGE EIGHT l AT £ i V n Herald Pay 1K f4| WC A Trw! Wiß Prove H/AIUTC v Ml M» lc A Word; 25c Min.mum Charge r<» cLfft JL 25 Words or Less of Help Wanled 25c 99 S To Appreciate The Real Importance Cf Want Ads. Try Them If you expect to do a record buxl nt-ax this fall you roust maich your expectation* with your advertising: BEGINNING It 10HT NOW Few store-failures hut that could have boon forecasted and dlu; liosad from the sort of store-advertis ing Indulged In. It would ho ahou< ns wise to con ceal the ’«< t Hint yon had broken a lione aa a conceal (though fulling to idYirtlw; the fact that you wanted a lentil 1 Are you u member of the JUIt (StAfKM <1 . 1 II I ti ! ■ " It b ter to HEAD and ANSWER the nd* Sometimes a shake-up of the "ill ploy-nea ot a I witness t* the one ’him; needed to aecure efficiency, Wain nda help you to manage Hhakeaipt- * “Planting Grouch Herd" I* «*** ;h --morel,unt doo« whose nd cannot bn found WHEN ONE .Or' MIR PAT HO NR LOOKS THROUGH HE PA PER IN SEARCH OF IT. . . .. Wheih«r lt’» nearly new or almoni old. If It'■ atlll Ufleful, a elaiKiflid ad. will soil It. Put ltd-reading Into yost dally routine WANTED HELP Male wHoiXSALK HI QUO R HOUSE, who ahlp galloa order* direct to naara -want* local rrpmaenslYP* evary where Pig pay for worn among your frlendp. For full psr tlculara, write Kaaiio ti Co., Coving ton, Kentucky. 022 c PORTER AN EXPERIENCED QUO cary porter wanted Mill pay good sslary to right man. Apply cor. Greene and 12th Hie o#t.f WANTED FOR U K ARMY ABLE bodied unmarried men, between age* of Ik and rltl/.ei*- of Dulled St*t«a. of good character and tem perate hnht’a. who can apeak, read and w rite English. For Informal lon apply to Recruiting Office, Miller Walker Itldg , Atigueta. (Pi . or 29*4 Whitehall HI., At lama, or 111 Cherry HI., Macon, (la. If SALESMAN WANTED TO RRI’RE Wt nt lie In your locality; experience unnecessary. S7O to 91 ho per montti uml ex peine-a. Vale Cigar Co., Indian awj-lh- Ind ol3p r WANTED-Boarders. YmNTED TWO YOUNG MKN TO Board. alko Horur iul»U* hoards* is Apply l>!f»lr St. ol3p CAN ACCOM MODA’IK TWI) OK ; ihr#« bourd«rs with I«hU\uk nr lipard complete Table* Aral clhhh; <?v»ry convenience*. Price v»ry » atmabla. Addiwm Mr*. Boyd No [•42 Reynold*. olio feOARD WANTED PERM ANION T board In private faintly for couple without children; acoom modal lon ?nUM be Aral clasn with hot and cold bath Addrea* HtmnK*r. ctr« The Herald olsp WANTED SITUATION. Male. porter a roLORnn boy m •drew a poaltlon a» port**r nr of Act* boy Addrtaa Jno. William*, 1 A s t) South Boundary Olbx hOokkrepkr position want ad by reliable bookkeeper Lorn; C'lpuriuht • aw ti• *ut bonkk«Mipwr with lafgr corporation Htahrat rcf»*r e&oa* Reliable. care Herald OITp \t ANTKP RITIUTION BY SMART and In elUftont vouajt married nmn. kan u*e typewriter Willing to Mart at amaH salary if chance# of pro motion are good Addrcva Young Man/’ ('are Herald n!sc W iNTED SITU A i ION Female WASIIFHW’AMON V DOLORKD woman d-eln* washing Yddivs-i Mamie Wood, 101 K Jarkenn street Ollxx COOK A COLORED WOMAN l)K •Ire* a position a* conk Apply Anna Mack, 552 Walkit Street Ollxx COOK A OOI.ORKD WOMAN I>K etrea position a« cook Address Ha tie Walton. $.19 Talent St. old COOK WANTED If ovt'l \ good cook aYd chambermaid Ap I' t)l« Reynold* HI olsp ANTED Miscellaneous. ANTED TO BUY RICHMOND atfopn bixki and aP kinds of ■ bool hooka no* In uae Iv iKpiont'ji c* ai d Old Rook 9 hop. 2U> Betroth tre«*t. WANTED Rooms. WANTED BY MAN AND AMbKK two or three room* for light hi me keeping Muat hi- centrally located Ad drew. T. X . rare The Herald * olsc Fleering and Catling, et’gMly dam aged by (be freahet et special pneet. Perkin. Manufacturing compt n* y g f The Want Ads, Are £t ror Active Service.” FOR SALE-Real Estate COTTAGE A STYUSH C ROOM -r.l’ngi- In North Auguata for aale at a narrlflee For particular* applv P 0. liox 717 City. al9:f PLANTATION' OF 600 ACRES OF land In W’arrori county; desirable Apply to Clarence E. Clark. »261 f FOR SALE Horses, Mules, Livestock, Harness, Carriages. Etc IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR HORSES and nmlm Irom üb, we both loae money. Angus;a btock Yard*. RED POLL CAT ri.E: A FEW choice helfi-ra and hull calve*. Thiy are hardy, dean Block, good nillk- re Hud with beef conformation. Juat the kind of cattle you Ilk* to see around the 'urin For prices and eatlmatea, write Ilowdre Phlnixy, Orovetowo, Ga. FOR SALE Poultry an i Pet Stock .MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS; Tou.osj Oenaa Ducki; Barred P'vniouth R.icka; all farm rained, he*.thy and from UreUclaae •took Prlcee reasonable Addreea Bowiro Phlnixy, Jrovutowu, Oa. ts IP H ORPINOTONB- A TEW MCE youug rookrflla for «al«. From the original famous Cook atraln. Bowdre Phlnixy. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous PRESSING CI.UB: THE BEST lino of f UKiom'TH In the city, lan he butighl for llttlo oath. Ad j dre»B on mica, Caeh, care Herald. AUTOMOBILE: QOOO AS NEW; 40 horsepower engine; can b« aeen at Whlte'a garrage; big bargain for quick buyer. Apoly at once. Herald cftloe. ts PIANO HBAUTIFUI. UPRIGHT MA ; hogany piano, uned very abort j while. In perfect condition; coal 91150; 1 muat aej| quick for 9125 caeh; piano U as good na new. Answer M. B , (are Herald. oldtt FOR SALE HALF CORD DRY pirns wood, delivered. for 91.50. Rustic aw'.iiga 9.1 (>() and Rocking Chalra 91 00 each. Some Une Coium hla.i Wyendottna, 8. u. Wyandotte*. Light Hrahinu* and White Rocks at apeclai e|(is ft out price*. Egg* for hutching, all Breed*. Belvldere Pool iry Farm, Phone 11 HI. Augusta, tia FOR RENT Rooms. FLAT; A FLAT OF 4 ROOMS with privilege of hath at 442 Kan wlek St Apply (122 Center Ht Sl.lif FOR RENT TO GENTLEMEN. IN Summerville, convenient to both car linen one, iwo or ihree roma. fur nlahed or unfurnished, with hath. Fur nure hem eleelrlc llthta or open ttrea. j (’ 8. A., care Herald. OLIp FLAT: FOR RENT A DESIRABLE j Hat of three roonta, with the prtv i liege of hath; reference exchanged i Apply No. I Silver Block ollltf j FOR RENT Real Estate. STORK FOR 111-'NT STORE AND fl4’hiiK. uu 12bo block of ftroai j Hi , Maxwoll bulldlnß Apply H! it. j McLendon, 1032 Hroid Bt, QUC j DWKI.IJNCt NO. 416 CALHOUN ■ utrent. f» ronniM, bath, large yard, t Htablc; will make ncconHarv repairs I Jno 11 White, agent. Phone 1173 or ! - 38 *- OllCj I COTTAGE FOR ItFNT, IN NORTH AugUKtu |iart> changing plans, will i sub rent nmdeen Groom cottaai at; aacrlflce See .1 It. Angtlu, Hist hour.e above aunUorlum, oitfci DWKt.I ING: SIX ROOM DWELLING, I 1226 Kill# St., for rent; modern con veolencea Apply M. J. Toohey, 130 •la kaon St. atrtf j OFFICE CORNER OF AI LEY REAR of Geoigta i.allroad Bank front October in ){■•; |2OO. Apply Geor gla Railroad Bank. a!2.f HOUSE: AN KLW tNT NEW hou*,. in North Augusts, West ave nux, near Hampton Term, two hatha and all modem improvements See |lt and you will rent tt Apply R C. I Wall, SI 7 Broad St. SlOtf LOST AND FOUND IlktST COLLIE: SABLE AND white Collie. Reward tl returned to llurdell-Oooper Tobacco Co., 71k j Bread mreei. Oltp. STRAYED SETTER STRAYED from 610 Gre-ne atr- et, hia k and whi e B< Iter hi-rh Reward for In ; formation or return to It 1. Branch »27tf (IST BRACELET GOLD CARVED bracelet on (hr sou block of Bread Si Reward ts returned to Chan. F Mark*, care Muihnrtn ,v Marks Ol Madam Sl'antis MADAM SMVNTIZ, HERE FROM London *«u ti*ll tho pant nnd fu *tur, Hti* Will b<* in Augu«tn for (t** b Pleajkv call 113 d Bmd i «U*e*#L olfrp ClifaD Lumber A 1 AEG’ 1.0 r Ilf FLOORING. CEIL In* and we* her Nutt dice, all eadw.-; awo a lot of rough lumber short and long leaf from lln hoards to KxlO (ramelng All thi* s oek must be di»t>< sed of tn next 30 d*)» Aldrvs* Sisndard Lumber Co Exposition Ave and lIRIt St . or K. J OT ot.nor (55 Broad St tt Eaby Baskets BEAUTIFUL LiNOr u tiY BAS kcis Just received. Also clothe* hampers, work baskets and stand*, market and lunch baskets, <tc R-!- membt-r we carry <he larges*, cheap >-si and best line of trunks, Walls** Ac., to he found In the south. Au jqiKta Trunk Factory, 851 Broad- Wroßh "Ide street. ts WRAPPING PAP3R: Of D NFWS paper* for wrapping purposes. Ap ply at Herald office. Jl6tf Flahteriufc Mate.nal IVORY WOOD FIBRE PLASTER 15 the best plastering material for walls and ceilings. It gives addi tional s .length to the building and atay* put forever. A. H. McDanle', Augusta. Ga. jlltf Sanitary Lime PROMPT DELIVERY. CALL ME UP for any quantity. A. H. McDaniel. Phon* It. Al2tf Windsor Soring Water RELIEVES NAUSEA, DYSPEPSIA, Kidney trouble; 5 gallons delivered 60 cents. Phone 112. Alts OYSTERS OYSTERS Now In Season, Fresh, Fine and sweet. Fish, Fruit and Celery. Give us your orders. 0. D. FLORENCE. Phone 1067. 446 Broad St. Japalac. IS WHAT YOU WANT FOR THAT old furniture. All color*. Teasier's Pharmacy, 1308 Broad. o7tf Disinfecting Lime. EIGHTY FIVE CENTS PER BAR re| AugUKia Rudders’ Supply Co., (142 Broad Ht. Phone 321. nßc Concrete Work. CONCRETE WORK: I DO ALL kind* of concrete work, such as cement walks, reinforced work. I have the latest Improved maohlnerv, and an expert foreman, and am pre pared to turn out work for big or der* Estimates and specifications furnished. A. H. McDaniel, Augus la, Ga. 327Lf Motorcycles HAVE THE CARBINE REMOVED from your motorcycle engine. E. \V Watson will do the work for you. 218 Mclntosh St 01.3 c Now IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR piano tuned (price 92.50). Pianos and organs regulated, repaired, moved and stored. (prices right.l Rob!. .1 Watson, 686 Broad Street. 'Phone 1717. Osborne’s Business College FALL TERM NOW OPFN; EASY monthly ralee for ellher book keeping or shorthand eours'. Day or nlehi session. Phone «.71. 027; Commercial School. MISS FU NWS C O M M E R Cl A L setit-c! Ilartaon Building. Augusta, Ga Teaches shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping. penmanship. English and arithmetic. Day class. Night rlaas. Terms resaonahle. Write for - atalegue or call 407. ol7e I Forgot TO GET THAT BOX OF HANDY, j ('all up Farr* Pharmacy, phone 69. They will send jou a box of JACOB'S; fresh every Saturday, 80c pound PARRS PHARMACY, 516 Broad St. I a dies Pressing Club WYNTFD BY NOVEMBER FIRST one hundred mem hers (or the la dles Department of the Verdery Pressing Club. Call ua up and we will semi our representative to see you to explain this novel scheme to you more fully. .adlea get wise and don’t be behind the times. Verdery Pressing Club. 313 Mclntosh street. Phone 2425. 017 c Furnaces REPAIRED AND CLEANED WITH guarantee to he In perfect condition when complete. All first class and well experienced help used for such work. Call phone 493 or address Robt. A Mack, 913 Ellis St. 025 c Fre h Meat IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST of meals, come to G. S Smith, 502 Broad St , and you can get all hotne ktlied meat, the best on the market. Phene 68. for formerly Tam A Co. old number. All orders given prompt attention. N6c Flood Shingles NO. 2. 12.90; NO 1. $3 00; F. O B our yard; ftftv rents additional for handling Industrial Lumber Co. North Augusta Sl3tf Easy Payments. WATSON FURNITURE CO. HIGH grade furniture and all furnishings for the house, from the parlor to tne kttehen, all on easy payments or for cash. 1224 Broad street. Augusta. Ga. void.mot* awr* •crugv THE AUGUSTA HERALD MRS. FRANCES FOX, PHOTOGRAPHER, Residence Studio, 619 Telfair St Opposite Union Depot Kodak films developed free of charge. Four Post Cards, 50c alOtf Groceries I I WISH TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that I have opened at 1278 Broad St. with a fine stock of groceries and ( fresh vegetables, truits, eic. A trial order is all I ask. A. W. Connell. 1278 Broad St. 013 P Boarding House. BOARDING HOUSE: ON ACCOUNT of my health I am compelled to sell my boarding house. House Is com pletely furnished, and I have a splen did nne of boarders. Apply Mrs. W. P. Johnson, 1136 Broad street. Qllp Warning. I WILt prosecute anyone tresspassing on the estate of Dr. A, R. Jordan at Graeewood, Ga., all 1 business connected with said property lls placed In the hands of the agent. A. R. JORDAN. OlSp. Agent PITTSBURG CLUB BUYS A REN PARK * Grounds At Carnegie Tech nical School Wanted By American Association. PITTSBURG.—'Throngh the pur chase of the Carnegie Technical School Park here by the Pittsburg baseball club of the National league, the American association lias been barred finally and effectively from Pittsburg For more than two years the as sociation has been flirting with Pitts burg, and twice within the past year starts were made toward closing a long lease on the Carnegie Tech, park, and accepting $200,000 which had been offered the association to conic here, but on each occasion some one weakened. For Chronic Diarrhoea. “While In the army In 1863 I was taken with chrrmlc diarrhoea," says George M. Felton of South Oibson, Pa. "1 have Hince tried many reme dies but without any permanent r> lief, until Mr. A. W. Miles, of this place, persuaded me to try Cham herlain’* Colic, Cholera and Diarr hoea Remedy, one bottle of which ( topped it at once." For sale by all druggists. CY YOUNG WILL PITCH AT OHIO COUNTY FAIR CANAL DOVER. (>.—“Cy” Young will pitch a game of bait at the coun try fair grounds here on Wednesday, October 21, and the proceed.* of the game will he donated to 'he Union hospital, which Is being erected be tween this city und New Phliade! phta. A reception tor Young was plann- 0 by the people of the count' snmq days ago, and the great pitcher sig nfiled his willingness to bu preset!, at any date alter the close of the sett Hon. All of the cups a»d othor trophies belonging to Cy will be placid on exhibition at the reception. Flooring and Ceiling, slightly dam aged by the freshet at special prices. Perkins Manufacturing company. F-3-T Foun mm HAVE BEEN FINED LEAVE WORTH. Has— Pleading guilty to violation of the 28-hour law regarding the transportation ot Httg s'eck four railroads have been tiled by the Unfed States district (hurt. The St. Louis and San Fran 11sco was fined $1,200 on ( lev n counts; Chicago, Heck Island aa.l (’-u-lfic $0 850 on 59 count*, the Atch. on Topeka and Santa Fe 9700 on 1 hive counts, and the Missouri Pad [ sic S3OO on tour counts. tafts train went wrong CLEVELAND, O A telephone mes same troni Sterling, O. says that the train hearing Mr Taft ran into an open switch near there this morning. No one was tnjuriod • J JUST A LITTLE BIT— Vdded to what you have get. male s a little tilt mure If von have e\ot tried The Merry Widow Punch I you’ll try a little hit more! It you | haven’t yet tried It, when you do '■oil’ll want a little bit more! It. ! cause It's good to taste, and a good j taste added to the good taste you have will make a good taste more. CALDWELL’S DRUG STORe SPECIAL NOTICES For Council, Second Ward. AT THE SOLICITATION OF friends, I announce myself a can didate for the position of Concil man from the Second ward, to fill the vacancy caused by the resig nation of Mr. Eugene L. Johnson. o9tf J. FRANK CARSWELL STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. I. W. D’A Walker, Clerk of Supe rior Court of Richmond County, certi fy that the foregoing is a true copy j of Petition for Incorporation of “The ! Margaret Wright Hospital," this day filed In said offtoe. Witness my official signature and the sea! of said Court, this September 21st, 1908. WM. D’A. WALKER. Clerk Sup. Ct., Rich. Co., Ga. 8. 21, 28, O. 5. 12. c Announcement GEORGE V. BEALL, A FREE holder, respectfully announces his candidacy for member of the board of education from the 121st. district at the election at Brandon School November 7th, 1908. 06-10-13-17-20-24-27-31, Nov 3-6 c. Administrator’s Sale of Personal Property. Pursuant to an order of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, Geor gia, granted December 7th, 1904, 1 will offer for sale at public outcry to (he highest bidder for cash before the Court House door in Augusta. Georgia, at twelve (12) o’clock noon I on October 23rd, the following prop erty of the estate of Robert N. Pier son, late of Chatham Counly, de ceased, to wit: Two double case gold watches. One pair of gold cuff button*. Five gold collar buttons. W. S. BA AND, Administrator of the Estate of Robert N. Pierson. 013-18 p West End Notes Mrs. R. A. Cliett and two children and Miss Carrie Anderson, of Colum bia county combined business witn pleasure and were guests of relatives in the city Monday night. Fine crowds attended the revival at Berean Baptist church Monday night with excellent results—eleven additons. 1 It will be remembered that the officers of the church were given their letters some time ago and the church- practically disbandoned. The mi tubers met last Sunday and reor ganized under the name of “Craw lord Avenue Baptist church," elect ed new officers and is in a tine way pf doing good work. Mrs. Oscar Bright, of Edgefield, will spend a few d* s with Mrs. il. E. Barker on Crawford avenu Mr. O. B. Cliett left Tuesday Morn ing for Gibson, Ga.. on business- ex pecting to return Wednesday. The following is the suujects at Crawford Avenue Baptist church this week: Tuesday night—»"Where arj you going .” Wednesday night—“ Thou art the ratta.’ Thursday night— " How long go ye limping between the two sides. Friday night— Com mit thy works unto Jehovah and they purpose shall be accomplished. ’ Sat iirday night—“ln a prison cell. Who? Como and see.” Doors open a 7 p. m. H. L. Toomcr, pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at St. Luke church will be led by Air. W. T. KHriTgton. OEMOGHITS IRE SSiiESSI il UNITED N’BW YOllK.—Joseph K. Johnston l nitod States senator from Alabama aid one o. the leading orators oj the south, visited democratic h-aduuart <rs Monday, and talked with cam l tign managers. “I have heard a good deal of talk about apathy,” he said. 1 but it doesn't exist anvwhure outs.d • of New York This place here—the Hoffman house —is the ice box of the campaign. Mj feet began to get c< Id befiv • I had been here an hour, and at the end m two hours, 1 was chilled through. "nut that Isn't true of any other place. My observation of the senti ment where I have been Is that the I democrats are aggressive and united and the republicans listless and rpatheC'.v The republicans 1 have met who are supporting Mr. Taft sre saving they don't believe he will carry out Mr Roosevelt s policies n elected, notwithstanding his declars tlon to the contrarv, if there is any evidence in the actions of human be ines then we have this election won." ARMY CHAPLAIN LEAVE PULPIT FLEMINOTON. N J.—Rav. Stanley Ram-Hen preached his farewell set bum as pastor of the Raptlstown Baptist church today. He has ae eeptvd «n appointment as chaplain in the United States army and wiil be stationed at Havana, Cuba. SPECIAL NOTICES. ~ CITY TAX NOTICE. City Treasury, No. 811 Ellis St. Augusta, Ga.. Oct. Ist, 1908. PUBLIC NOTICE »IS HEREBY given that the last payment of City | Tax for the year 1908 (being 1-4 of | the whole tax), will be due and pay ! able on or before October 20th, 1908. One-quarter of the water rate enter ed on the tax digest will be payable on the same time. A penalty of 19 per cent and costs (1.50) will be add ed and collected as required for fail ure to pay In the time prescribed by the tax ordinance. The assessments for street sprink ling, bills mailed July Ist, ult., are now due and payable. Hours: 9 to 2, 3 to 5 p. m. THE CITY COUNCIL OF AUGUSTA. By H. H. Morris, Col. & Treas. C. A. o2om Office of Commissioner of Roads and Revenue, Richmond County, Ga. Augusta, Oa., Sept. 14, 1908. To Charles S. Bohlsr, Tax Collector. Richmond County: The following assessments upon the State Tax for the year 1908 are hereby made and you or your suc cessors in office are hereby instructed and required to collect the same. Pauper 5g Poor House 11.4 Roads and Bridges 13 8 Court Expense’ 21 2 Maintaining Prisoners ....11,4 Jurors 5,g Elections 2. Public Buildings 6.8 Jail 5.9 Coroner 2.1 Small Pox 6.8 Couuty Police 2.4 Reformatory 3.3 34.8 the same being forty-six cents on Ihe one hundred dollars of taxable property, or ninety-four and 8-10 pur cent of the State Tax -of four and so-100 mills, levied for other thau funding purpose. WILLIAM F. EVE, Judge City Court and Ex-Off. Commr Roads and Revenue, Richmond Co. Ga Attest : WM. D’A. WALKER, Clerk Oct 15 c Tax Collector's Office, Richmond County. Notice is hereby given that the State County and School Tax for 1908 are now due and payable at this office. The fol lowing. are the rates per hundred. State $ .60 County 46 School 91.31 or $13.10 per thousand. Tax payers are requested to make prompt payments. CHAS. S. BOHLER, Tax Coll,-ofOr, Richmond County Oot 20c Water Works Notice. THE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED TO be very careful to leave all hydrants and other openings closed to avoid any waste of water. We have found Msny cases, where parties will 'leave hydrants open, presumably to fie “certain to know when the water is turned on. This causes a great waste which must be stoDped. Sprinkling of lawns and washing of pavements '■•rictly prohibited. Z JNO. D. TWIQQS, JR. Supt. C. W. W. * Sl4tf Notice. To Owners of Hacks, Drays, Carts and Wagons: The license tax of five dollars a horse' per year is now due on every ha, k, dray, cart or wagon that is in for hire or used in delivering goods —except the one free dray license that is given with business licenses to be used only in carrying on the business for which the business li cense is issued, which is renewable January Ist, next, when business li censes are renewed. Obtain blank bond at the office of clerk of rouncil, sign bond opposite the word ' Principal;'' have some one who returns to the city of Augusta as much as SSOO for taxation sign be neath your signature and opposite the word 'Surety;” pay the collector and treasurer (Mr. H. H. Morris) the proper license tax, and present his re ceipt and the bond to the clerk of council, who will issue license and '.ags. Wm. LYON MARTIN, 015 c Clerk of Council. Notice of Sale and Transfer of Geor. gia Ra'lroad Stock. I, as ado Inistrator of the Estate of Miss Elisabeth H Bowen, (known also as Miss Bettie Bowen) deceased, late of Lee Ccuntv. Alabama, will sell on the 21st day of Ortober, 190 S, to the highest bidder at public sale, before the Court House door, in Opelika. Alabama between the legal sale hours six shares of Georgia Railroad Stock, belonglrg to said estate, under and by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of late County, Alabama, and 1 will transfer said Railroad Stock to the purchaser, this September 19th 1908. JAMES R COYNERS. Admr. S 21, 28, O 5, 21 c Debtors and Creditors Notice. Ail persons having claims against th- estate of M»l!!e S Haws, late of said county, deceased, are revest ed to present the same to the under signed. or S. F. Darlington, his at torney at law, properly proved, with in the time prescribed by law. or be forever barred, afd all persons In deb - ed to said estate are requested to make payment immediately ABE W. HAWS, Administrator estate of Meille S Haws. 06 13 20 27;n3 1M TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 LEGAL NOTICE Notice of Intention to Transfer. Greenville, S. C., Oct. 3rd, 1908. I THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE OF OUR intention to transfer One Hundred and Ten (110) shares of the cap!- ' tal stock of the Georgia Rallroid & Banking Company now standhig in the name of YVlISam C. CMevo land. deceased. \V. C. CLEVELAND. Executor. G. W. TAYLOR, Executor, j 06-1 3-20-27 C STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. By virtue of a power of sale given the undersigned by George C. Dough ty, in a mortgage dated July 4, 1908, and recorded in the clerk's office of the superior court of said county, in Book 2 Y's, pageß 274-275, will be sold at public outcry at the court house in said state and county, be tween the legal hours of sale, to-wit, October 17, 1908, at 12 m., to the highest bidder for cash, the following described property, to-wit: One bay horse, about nine years old. named "Rocket;” one bay mare mule, about eight years old, named “Mary;” one light brown chestnut horse mule, about ten years old, named “Bill;” and one light brown horse mule, about eight years old, named "Geo.” Terms oash. GEORGE C. DOUGHTY* By his Attorneys in Fact, S. M. Whitney company. olTe STATE OF GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY. Frank T. Graham, having hereto fore conveyed to the Irish-Amerlcan Bank the interest in the property hereinafter described, to secure a cer tain debt of his to said bank, as per security deed dated February IT, 1903, and of record in the office of the clerk of the superior court of said county in Book 6 B’s, folioß 200-201, wherein, in the event of a default in the payment of said debt, said bank was empowered to sell the said interest; and the said Frank T. Gra ham having defaulted in the payment of the said debt, notice is hereby given that on the first Tuesday in No vember, 1908, at the court house in said county, between the usual hours of public sale, the Irish-Amerlcan bank, as attorney in fact for the said Graham, will, pursuant to said power, sell for cash, at public outcry, to the U.ghest bidder, al] the undivided one third interest of the said Frank T. Graham in and to fourteen and seven eighths (14 7-8) acres of land in the state and county aforesaid: Bounded north by land now or formerly tne property of Ellen Bullock and the Harrlsonville Road; south by the Mil lidgevllle road; east by the Milledge ville road and land now or formerly the property of Chas. Crosley, and west by the Harrisonville road. FRANK T. GRAHAM By Irish-Amerlcan Bank, his Attoriny in-fact. 06 13 20 27c Administrator's Sale. STATE OF GEORGIA— RICHMOND COUNTY. By virtue of an order of the Court of Ordinary, granted October sth, 1908, will be sold at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court house door in said Coun ty, on the first Tuesday in Novem ber, 1908, between the legal hours ot 1 sale, the following real estate sit- I uated in said Richmond County, [ State of Georgia, to-wit: All that lot of land, with the improvements thereon, situate, lying and being in the Village of Summerville, Rich mond County, Georgia, on the south west comer of Walton Way and Tel fair street: bounded north by Wal ton Way on which it fronts two hun dred and twenty-six (226) feet, more or lest; south by lot of Geo. W. Hardwick, trustee, on which it fronts two hundred and twenty-six (226) feet, more or less; east by Telfair street on which in fronts two hun dred and thirty-two feet three inches (232 teet inches.) more or less; and west by Meigs street, on which it fronts two hundred and thir ty-eight feet six inches (238 feat 6 inches.) more or less, as per survey of E. V. Sharpe, C. E. Being the same property conveyed to R. E. Al len, Administrator of the es'ate of Geo. H. Allen, by Chas. H. Phlnixy. trustees, by deed dated January 29th 1 .«« 6 . recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court ot Rich mond County in Book 3 V.’s, folios 46 to 47. Also, all that 4* of land In the Village of Summerville said State and County, fronting on Meigs street, six feet six inch"* (6 feet 6 inches,! more or less, and extend hick frot su'd .Ylo.g- street in an easterly direction towards Telfair street to a point about two bird* o( the distance from said sJeies street to said Telfair street, to a wooden building or shed. Bound' d north by lo: ’nown as the Walton lot; south and ■ ast by to* of Geo. W. Hardwick, trustee, and west by said Meigs street Being the sane lot conveved to George H Alien by Geo. W. Hardwick, trustee by deed dated September 5. 1883, recorded In the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Richmond County in Book 3 O’s, folios 438 to 440 Ti run cash. Purchaser to pay for 1 papers R. E. ALLEN, Adminlstra'or Estate Geo H. Allen. 06-13-20-27 c I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I am no longer connected with the barber shep on Mclntosh strew, but have opened at 942 Broad rl will appreciate the continued patronage of my old cus: a.era and the gsn -1 era! public as well. . PROF. E D. AMONETTI. • ol 5s