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Ordinary V.
Citation,
Georgia, Wayne County.
The return twelve of the- appraisers
setting apart months’ sup¬
port to tlie family of Joshua A.
Harper, deceased, having been
filed In my office, all persons, con¬
cerned are cited to show caufie by
said the 7th application day of for June twelve 19u9, months* why
support should not be granted.
This May 3rd, 1909.
J. I). CuAWTojRir, Ordinary.
Citation.
GEORGIA Wayne County.
To all whom it may concern:
’ John ix,;:s x } *«ving in ermanent proper
form applied Administration to mo for the
Letters of on
estate of Robert Knox, late of said
county, this is to cite a/J and sing¬
ular the creditors and next of kin
of Robert Knox to be and appear
at my office within the time allow¬
ed by law, and sho ■» cause if any
they can, why permanent adminis¬
tration should not be granted to
.John Knox on Robert Knox estate.
Witness my hand official signa¬
ture, this 3rd day of May, 1909.
J. D. .Crawford, Ordinary.
(Citation,
GEORGIA—Wayne County:
To all whom it may concern,
W. 1). Harrington, a resi¬
dent of said State and county hav¬
ing in due form applied to the un¬
dersigned for the Guardianship of
the person and property of Do ro
thy Noble Ward, minor child of
John A. -Ward, late of said coun¬
ty, deceased,notice is hereby given
that application will be hoard at
the next term of the Court of Or¬
dinary for said county on the first
Monday in June A. D., 1909.
Witness my hand and official sig¬
nature in open court, this 5th, day
of May, A D. 1909.
J. I). Crawford,
Ordinary, Wayne County. Ga.
Citation.
GEORGIA—Wayne County:
' To all whom it may concern r
Wi D. Harrington, a resident
oi said state and county having in
due form applied Guardianship to the undersign¬
ed for the of the per¬
son and property of Lau Rhea
Ward, minor child of John A.
Ward, lato of said county, deceas¬
ed. Notice is hereby gireu that
application will be heard at the
next term of the Court of Ordin ¬
ary for said county on the first
Monday in June Jand A. D. 1909. Wit
ness my hand official signa
ture in open court this 5th day of
May A.D. 1909. J, I). Crawford,
Ordinary, Wayne County, Ga.
Citation.
GEORGIA—Wayne County:
To all whom it may concer n.
W. D. 'Harrington, a
of said state and county,
in due form applied to the
signed for the Guardianship of
person and property of John
len Ward, minor child of John
Ward, lato of said county,
ceased. Notice is hereby
that application will be heard
the next term of tire Court of
dinary for said county on the
Monday in June A. I). 1909.
ness my hand and official
ture in open court, this 6th day
May A.I). 19o9. J. I).
Ordinary, Wayne County,
( itatuni. .
GEORGIA—Wayne County;
To all whom it may concern
W. D. Harrington, k
of said state and county having
due form applied to the
ed for Guardiupship of the
and property of <’arl.vle
Ward, minor child of John A.
Ward, late of said county,
ed. Notice is hereby given
application will be heard a*,
next term of the Court of
ary for said county on the
Monday in June A. I). 1909.
ness my hand and official
ture in open court, this 6th day
of May A. I). 1909.
J. I), t'rawford. Ordinary,
Wayne County, Ga.
Citatum.
GEORGIA—-44 ayne County;
To all whom it may concern.
W. I*. Harrincfon. I
cf said state and county, having
due form applied to the
signed for the Guardianship of
person and property of
McNeill 44 ard, minor child
aecaased. demised I>Otl<e mOuetn git
that application will be heard
the next term of the Court of
diaary for said county on the
Monday m June A. D.1909.
ness my hand and official
SK S S,h Ja ' V
J. D. (.’rawford.
Ordinary Wayne Comity, Ga.
Public Sale of
Valuable Property.
State of Georgia, Wayne County;
Whereas or. the 24th day of
September, 1907, tin Jesup Man¬
ufacturing Company executed and
delivered to the Je up Banking
Q °-j n certain deed, and again on
June 26th, If fJ8, likewise cxecn
ted and delivered Its certain deed,
both being made and delivered
under Section No. 2771 and the
following Sections relating to (lie
making of deeds to secure debts,
of the Code of Georgia of 1895,
and for the purpose of securing
the debts referred to and recited
in said aceuo, 8aid.‘ fir A named
deed recorded in the office of the
Clark of the Superior Court of
Wayne Count, Georgia, in Book
“G.” pages 486, 489 and 488; said
last named deed recorded in the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
('ourt of Wayne County Georgia,
in Kook “H”, Pages 127 and 128.
And whereas, in said djeds said
Jesup Manufacturing Co., gave
said Jesup Banking Co., the pow¬
er to sell the said lands and other
property therein described ir: the
event of default in the pi ompt pay¬
ment at maturity of either princi¬
pal or interest of said debts. Now
therefore, by virtue of the power
so vested iu the undersigned, the
Jesup Banking Co., which is more
accurately shown by reference to
said deeds. The Jesup Banking
Co., will sell at public outcry, to
the highest bidder for cash on fhe
first Tuesday in June, 1909, be¬
tween the legal hours of sale, be¬
fore the court house door of Wayne
County Georgia, at Jesup, Geor¬
gia, all the following described
property to-wit:—All that certain
tractor parcel of land,situate.lying
and being in the town of Jesup,
Wayne County Georgia, and be¬
ing all the land included and em¬
braced in and by the tracks of the
Southern Railway Co., and ori¬
ginally the Savannah, Florida &
Western Railway Co., but now
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Co., and being the Westers “V’ -
formed by said tracks, Said land
hereby conveyed , . is pounded . , on
the north-west by the right-of
way of the side of .^witcli track of
the Southern Railway Co., on the
north-cast by the right-of-way of
the main track of the Southern
Railway Co., and on the south¬
east by the right-of-way of the
main track of oringinally the
vnnnahn. Florid; & Western Rail¬
way Co., but now the main line of
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Co.; and for a more definite and
complete description thereof,
ference is hereby made to a
tain deed, made, excuted and
li ved by Ben Milikin and
Clary, bearing date the 10th,
of September 1897, to (lie
Foundry, Machine and
turing Co.. Limited, and
in the office of Hie Clerk of
, . t curt ot W a.vnet
, upenor
(.eorgia, in Look M.
653 and 7*4, on the 29th day ot
m»v| Nineteen hundred and
/ ' 1<wv . \ ,e L . .• c ,| ^ ^'
’ ' ‘ ' ‘
scribed , personalty, to-wit C
—
; fifteen.(15) ton ice machine,
by tiie York Manufacturing Co.,
7, am | a ii natures 'n belongin'* n^ to \
C 1 A ', ‘ h ' ‘ n 1 7A.
mcluding . eighty (St
l<v - one
j Horse power York boiler; one
hundred (100) horse power boiler.
manufactured bv J. S. S. Scho
,■ , , - >e to tl \nl.i ...
'i ’ - f >ci cn
yines, pumps, con-, cans, tanks,
valves, condenser, and all engines
and boilers and machinery, togetli
er Wlth belting and fixtures that
noH in use iu said plant. Also,
one electric light plant, to
0,0,3- thin* n,™ oonnVtod
1 on
: l!< 1 mg .. three 1“. (0) ' 7 ynarnos. ' ‘ “
,' UJ
Atlas engine, switch
shafts, belts, wires
| T |> rac ^ ketsaild all fixtures t ° ols that ' are
connected ,. \\ita . , said
no "
•
i necessary to running and
j ting the same » One [1]
sm ith shop, consisting of three
'vises, i «vib. one ooe j 1 m ] blower, >:ui-e blo:t. [1] lw„
one
ier fan. one [1] hub borer, one
jointer, on** |lj boring machine,
two [2] engines and boilers, one
J) post drill, one [1] iron lathe,
one f 1] swinging cut off raw ore
(1) tenant machine.' two (2) pair
bo(l clipper^, one (1) set stock and
die-, one (I) wood vice, two (2)
.‘{rind-stones, one H] mortising
’machine, one (l] planar and edger.
belting and shifting: one (11 ti ir-k
one [l) tire bender, and all tools
now in said shop, and used in con¬
nection with said business and be¬
longing to 1 he party of Use Jesup
Manufacturing Co. Also, one
red horse mule, about five [ojyeais
old, named ‘ jerry,” one red
horse mule, about seven .vests old
named "Jack”, two wagons and
hardest, together with every oth¬
er article and thing not herein
specifically mentioned or desig¬
nated, now in use by the Jr sir*
Manufacturing Co., and belong¬
ing to the Jesup Manufacturing
Co,, and located on the land be¬
fore described, together with all
improvements, houses, out-houses,
buildings and appurtenances. Two
retorts to a wood turpentine plant
valued at 12.000.00, one super¬
heater, valued at $450.00, four
hundred [400) feet 3 inch pipe val¬
ued at $75,00, one (1) thermome¬
ter, valued at $7.00, one (1) cop¬
per worm, valued at $150 00, two
(2) cypress tanks, valued at $100.
00, fifteen hundred(1500)feet "1
rail, valued at $75.00, thirteen
(13) cars, valued at $260.00, or e
thousand (1000) feet pipe and
valves, which aggregate a total
sum of three thousand three hun¬
dred and sixty seven dollars a; d
fifty cents, ($3,307.50), and other
fixtures & appurtenances in connec
tion with said wood turpentine
plant located and situated on the
land of the Jesup Manufacturing
Co., as described in that certain
mortgage heretofore referred to,
bearing date the 24th day of Sep¬
tember 1907, and recorded in the
Clerk’s office of the Superior court
of Wayne County, in Hook “(J”,
folios 486, 487, 488, on the 25th
day September, 1907, and refer¬
red to here as a matter of refer¬
ence and identity. The said deed
first above mentioned was execu¬
ted and delivered to secure
payment of a certain prom is or.v
note for the sum of fourteen
and, six hundred and twenty dol
Ifirs. ($14,620.00) bearing even
date with said instrument and
ulating interest from date at
rate of eight per cent per
ten per cent Attorney’s fees
due i „ twelve . i months after ... , .
said second mentioned deed
executed and delivered as a
plementary deed to said
namefl instrument. Said
nal i debt , , . is . now past . due by
tcims of said deeds and notes,
remains unpaid’The total
of principal and interest that
be due on said debt on the
(1st) ruosday iu June is
Thousand, five hundred and
seven dollars and fifty four
597.54), Fee simple title
i >c nmc l e to the mir-ehusei* ' ,...... at c a
: , , . . , S:,l
! S "01 *.,1 ‘f bo. ' applied first- to ut the .f u
ment of said debt with intev est,
toril( - f j of
, v s ( , es an rx ponses
*
, t , m • 1
au,v . . ’" V. T do paid • , ( to the !
1 ot oi
J^up Manufacturing Co., or
| legal representative. Dated
‘ y{ ; ,y iVgTTp j<*09
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State of Georgia. Wayne
Whereas, on the 2nd, day
November 1908, 4V. J, Bro.ud
harst executed and delivered
the Merchante & Farmers Bank.
a eortioratien, his deed to
debt 4] under ““w Seetior* “CV *>771 il l 0770
.7 ~ a m ‘ 1 ' ; “ ot l!,e ^ ( dL
of , Georgia . oi 1895, to the
bcre-iD-after described for the
pose of securing a debt referred
i® said deed, which dee 1 is
^ in the Clerk’s office of
npuiot 1 ourt ot rt f W.rro 4Y ayne County ' -
Georgia, in Book “H” .Pages Tn
and 223. And whereas, said
deed said 4Y. J. Broadhurst gave
said Merchants & Farmers Bank
,h„ sell said tads i„ case
of default in the prompt payment
maturity of interest or prutci
,
What makes good fence? Should it have wire hard flint t
a as
made With thé highest carbon the same as the makers of American 7’7
fence put into its piano wire? Or should it be a soft wire such ’
2123 they put into their wegaying wire that is sold. to mufacturers of
cloth? Ne1ther—-1t,should be medlum that 2
ere experience . has shown to be exactly a. right for w1re the purpose. many
Téle used, fi‘American beginning Steel with ‘ & its Wire minesf’through Co. rgakes every its kind fumaces'and of wire that j; ‘
own own
steal and “fire mills and they know what is the right kind of steel ’2
use for a ferice. Trust their judgment.
V 1mm ‘Im\-‘-t.\i-‘—*- 1-{_:-f‘ Should a good fence have a rigid that stay? iscsttong, No 13
--w.e believe. in the hinged joiht
Mw .1 ’u-i-i-Il-—* flexxble, yielding to pfessuhe hke a spnng bed
2“
Wm} ,‘fi_1-_mand snapping back agam to 1tsglace. F lexi'blhty "
g I>~N“§_:f~_:;_%~‘f_f is its life. A pneumatic tare on a bICYcle
5 ”RF" aflww‘i’fl“ ’"g’nlfluis more durable than a solid tire foralthis 1
reason.“ American fence is made of iarge wires i
?‘i‘fia zwfiffi thhrougifiy gaivanized and proof agm'nst weather. g
. mm SALE 51' WINN ct ca, JESKP, (m.
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{>al of said debt. Now, th fore,
by virtue of the power so veste 1
in the undersigned, which is more
acuratel.v shown by reference to
said deed above ref cm. I to, the
Merchants & Farmers Batik
sell at publie outcry to the
est bidder for cash, O! the first
(1st) Tuesday in Jure, limu dur
ing the legfd hours of s.ih . ocforc
the court house dour of M ayne
County, at Jesup, Georgia, the
lands described in the aforesaid
deed, to-wit; All that parcel
land situated in the State of (ieor
gia and County of Wayne, being
all that portion of lot of land
her ninety two (92), in the third
land district thereof, loumiecl as
follows, to-wit: North by land of
Whaley, east by lands of U. P.
(irBnt i ham and others south
alK j s of Richard Mill i r ; and
Sumpter and \ve>t by lan of
I 'die Mungin, yaid parcel ot land
lying partly within the town f
nn-i pc'tl.v without, is
molll v known as D. M. C irk place
a ad contains thirty five (bo! acre-.
more or less, together with all in:
provemonts tnerooi.. - ;, c Si -’
deed to secure de< t above men
tionc d was executed and deliver,
secure the payment of a certain
promissory note for the sum of
one thousand dollars ($1,000.00]
said note and deed to secure^ lie
payment thereof, being each dat-m
NoVeraber 2nd, 1908, for the min
0 i pft l sum 0 f one tlioussnd dollars
($1,000.00], due six months
date, maturing on the g.,d day o.
L»->9, and stip.d.i,; mt r
est from maturity at the rate pi
eight per cent per annum. Said
principal debt is bow past
| due bv the terms of said deed to
i secure debt and vnuaii. u.^.aid.
J ' !l « total a mourn ! r J
interest that will U-b w su;u
on the fiwst 7 - : . r June,
1909, Will be one ;■ lUu
six dollars ($l.m ‘.p.i. >hu
b* e title will lie maJe 1 > the pureh
at said sale a.id the prncosd.
of such sale will be applied, first
to t kc payment of > : .i 4 lieki and
auk the expense-- of this
I proceeding, and the 1 u uiu-dor, if
| any, will be paid over i :ko aid
'V. J. Broadh.ur.-t or las leva!
■ representatives. Date, this 4t'u
, day of May, 1909.
Merchants <fc hAiiM v .u« -Iam-..
i Jos.*A.
Professicaal Columa.
JAS. R. THOMAS,
Attorney -at-Law
Specie! Attention Given A!! Business,
OFFICE IN TUTEN ELOCK,
JESUP, GA.
I Jos. A. Morris,
attorney and counselor,
Pr = cdces in * l! the state and
1 Federal, , w Notary and Stenographer h
! | ir Office. Offtce in Courthouse.
jesup, — — _ Georgia
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X^ODt. - . T Lf, — Jj8HIi8tt
SOLICITOR COUNTY COURT,
Wa y n * County. Office Pi Courthouse.
JESUP, GA.
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DENTAL SURGEON.
in Kicklighter’s Building
JESUP, GEORGIA.
D. L. Moore
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office Whaley Building.
JESUP, GEORGIA.
SHOES Ot \
A tXD jS|
For shoes., of e|
description,
and size. Co
cheap for cash.
JUTS.
We also have a nil
of Womens, Men
Childrens hats,goi;
at a small profit. ;
GROCER L
We also have a full j
plete line of grocerie
Give us your trade.
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For Infants and Ch.
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