Pearson tribune. (Pearson, Ga.) 191?-1955, April 15, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text|tearsmt ©rilnms PUBLISHED WEEKLY. I!. T. AU.KV Editor. f'isnibe' 1lt!i District Press Associate Member of the Georgia Press Associate SubicrljiOon price. vo.'ir in advance. Ailvi-rlWlnsr Hites arc liberal an.l will I nuvle known on application. Muter.*! i.t the I‘ost > lice In IVuiwm. in >ru Ah umil.uiattf r ol tfie kpcoik! fliiHH. Mr. and W rs. Tincr L. (’orbil announce the birth of a son. Moth er and bsibv trollinir nlonur finely. Col. J. N. McDonald and Mr. Frank Appleby, of Douglas, wen business visitors (o Pearson Thurs day. Clad to see the boys.* . Every member of the family re quires nearly 1,100 meals annual I v How many of these are coming from the home garden this year? Congress met in extra session Monday with the Republican party dominating the business, and ap parently with no decided goal in front of them. They are in the midst of an immense tangle. With President Harding unde cided as to his polieies he proves himself as niueli of unknown quanity as was President Wilson. Unexpected lie is giving Wilson’s policies the “benefit of the doubt’' and adopting them as sound. Lawlessness is running riot all over HouLli Ceorgia. The destruc tion of dipping vats with dynamite is going on in nearly every county. There is no question about it —tin olliecrs of the law must hunt out and bring to justice this lawless element; they must be taught to respect the law. The Rlaelishear Times is quoted: “That spring has actually sprung is evidence everywhere one goes down here in Cod’s country. And the new verdure of spring is in more refreshing to the eye or more beautiful altogether in any dime than in South Georgia.’’ But since the cold wave that swooped down from Alaska Sunday night Editor Shepard is ready Lo admit that “Winter lingered in the lap ol Spring.” The six girls who composed the Domestic Science class at the Pear son colored school, Tuesday, pre pared and served diuilcr for several invited white guests, i. e., Mr. J. G. White, county school superi u tcudent, Dr. 11. P. Smith, of the City board of education, Elder L. M. Guthrie, Mr. Elias Roberts and the Tribune editor. The guests prouounced the dinner par excel lenee. Prof. Brown’s daughter, the teacher, has excelled along this line, lu fact all concerned desire that they have charge of the school next year. Georgia needs to remain just as she is—the one amt only Georgia in the Union. She has a past, a present and a future that dosen’t deserve the fate of division. II nothing w ill satisfy Floridians but to divide that state in twain, let them do so —do the sensible tiling of creating East Florida and West Florida, and stop their bickering. The talk of making a new State of parts of Georgia and Florida, re calls a statement made to the Trib une editor by a geutleman, who was a member of the Orr-Whitney party who surveyed and settled the Georgia Florida boundary dis pute in 1850, that Whitney was a professional civil engineer and that Orr was not, and from this fact the survey resulted in Georgia losing some of her territory to Florida. The Tribune would like for this last territory to be restored to Georgia but not for the purpose of creating a new State. ANNOUNCEMENT. 1 beg to say to the citizens of Pearson and vicinity that 1 have purchased the Carl Murray goods and am receiving a fresh and up to-date Stock of Groceries. 1 am opening them in the Maucil build iug, formerly occupied by Mr. Murray. 1 solicit your patronage and guarantee prompt and court eous treatment. Yours to serve, J- E. Dee. Legal Advertisements. Atkinson County Tax Sales. < IM>llUl.V—Atkinson County. Will be Hold before the coirft house d<K>r n Kald county at Pearson, Georgia, between he legal hours of sale, on the find. Tuesday n May, the following described real estate, ■vied on and to be sold as the property of W. i. Paulk, to satisfy a tax execution isfiued by loan Corbitt, Lax collector, for State, County ml School taxes for the year 1920. Viz: 122 nd one half acres, more or less, the name by .UK the Southeast quarter of lot of land No. 142:- in the fifth land district ol Atkinson ounty, Georgia. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be dd as the property of E. I*. Griffis. to satisfy » tax execution* issued by Roan Corbitt, tax collector for State. County and.. School taxes ior year 1920, viz; 122 and one hall acres of lot d land No. (219; in the seventh district of At slugon County. Georgia. Same being and lying in tiie Northeast corner of said land lot. A Iso at the rift me time and place the follow ng described real estate, levied on and to be fold as the property of < . F. Brack, to satisfy i tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt, tax ■ollector, for State, (bounty and School taxes or t)fb year 1920, viz: 122 and one half ac/es more or less of lot of land No. (165) In the seventh land district of Atkinson County. Georgia. The same being and lying In the Southwest corner of sahHftnd lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Mrs. .1. W. Tanner, to satisfy a tax execution Issued by itoan Cor bitt, tax'collector for Slate, County ,and School taxes for the year 1920, viz: 122 and one half acres, more or less of lot of land No. twenty one (21) In the seventh land district of Atkinson County, Georgia. Same being and lying In the Northeast corner of said lot and comprising the Northeast quarter of said land lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of A. M. Corbitt, to satis fy a tax execution Issued by Roan Cobitt, tax collector for .Stale, County and School taxes for the year 1920, viz: 25 a crus more or less of lot of land No. (105) in the tenth laud district of Atkinson County, Georgia, bounded as fol lows; 25 acres In Southwest corner of said lot of land bounded on the South amLWest by origintnl land lines. * Also at the same time and place tin: Pillow ing described real estate, levied On and to be sold as the property of It. Morris. Jr., to satis fy a tax execution Issued by Roan Corbitt, lax collector, for State, County and School taxes for year 1920, viz: 50 acres of lot of land No. (389} in the fifth land district ol Atkinson County. Georgia, and bounded us follows: Said 50 acres being and lying In the South west corner of said land lot and tajunded on the South and west bv original lines. Also at the same time and place the follow log described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Stewart Ileal Estate A Development Company. To satisfy two (2* tax executions Issued by Roan Corbitt, tax f.Ol lector, for State, County and School taxi s for the year 1920, viz: Two hundred acres, more or less, of .hit of land No. 55 in the Sev enth land district of Atkinson County, Geor gia, and bounded as follows: Dying and he liig In the Northern part of said land lot, aad bounded on s»orth and East by lands of l.illa itrooke'r. on West by lands of Stewart Real Estate A Development Company, South by Right-of-way ol A. C. D. Railroads. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Thomas Spivey to sat isfy a tax execution Issued by Roan Corbitt, lax Collec tor, for state. Comity and School l uxes for year 1920 viz: 25 Acres of Dot of Land No, (347) in the Sixth (61 District of Atkinson Co., (la., and bounded as follows: on North iV West by original lines, said lanchly lag and be ing In the Northwest corner of said Dot ol I .amis. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described Real Estate, levied on and to he sold as the pioperty of Daura Spivey to satis f.v a tax Execution Issued by lloan Corbitt. Tax Collector, for State, County and School Taxes for year 1920. viz: 163 acre s more or less, of lot of land No. 0145) 111 the 6th District ol Atkinson Co. (>m, and described as follows: said tract b dug one third ol said lot ol land, and lying and being In the form of a paralle l ogratn. 4>n the East aide of said lot. Also at the same t ime and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to bt sold as the property of F. M. Patrick to satis fy a tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt, lax Collector, for Slate, (.’ounty and School Taxes, for year 1920. viz: ski acres more or less of lot of land No, fifty-two (52) In the seventh District of Atkinson Co., Ga.. said land lying and being in the Southwest corner of s.vbl land lot the North line of said 90 acres being the North edge ol the swamp of Red Bluff (’reek. Also at the same time and place the follow* lug described real estate, lev led on and to be sold as the property of Wash Davis, to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt. Tax Collector, for state. County and School 'Paxes for the year 1920. viz* 50 acres more or less of lot of land (347) in the 6th District of Atkin son Co., Ga., and bounded as follows: On North by lands of T. l\Spivey; on the East by lands of T. F. Spivey; On the South by lands of It. F. Spivey: On West by lands of Daura Spivey and original line of said land lot. Same being located lu the Southwest corner of said lot. Also at the same time and place the follow lag described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property ol J. W. Stewart, agent, to satisfy a tax execution Issued by Roan Cor bitt, Tax Collector for State, County and School taxes for year 1920, viz: (it acres more or less of lot of land No. (168) in the sixth Dis trict of Atklnsou Co., Ga., and bounded as follows: On the West by landsof T. \V. Thomp son, on the South by lands of Wheeler and Osborn, on East by lands of Osborn, on North by lands of J. \V. Stewart, agent, and Eual Brooker. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property ol N. E. Harrell and wife, to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Cor bitt. Tax Collector, for -State. County taxes for the year 1920, viz. 1-2 undivided interest In town block No. (74) according to the T. R. Marshall plat and survey. Bounded on North by Crosby st., East by church St.. South by Corbitt st.. West by Main st. Said land In cluding one (D acre more or less. Said land lying and being in the town ol Pearson, Ga‘ Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Pearson Gin Co., to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Cor bitt, Pax Collector, for State, County and taxes for year 192(1. viz. One (D acre more or less lying and being in the town ol Pearson, Ga.. and described as town block No. ‘74) seventy-four according to the T. B. Marshall plat and survey, and bounded on North by Crosby St.. East by Church St.. >outh by Corbitt st.. West by Main street. PEARSON TRIBUNE. PEARSON, GEORGIA, APRIL 15. 1921 .Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate levied on and to be sold as the property of J. T. and Mattie W. NVarren, to satisfy a tax execution Issued by Roan Corbitt. Tax Collector, for State, Coun ty and School taxes for year 1920, viz: 50 acres of lot of land No. (382) in the fifth land Dis of Atkinson Co.. Ga.. and bounded as follows: Said land being and lying In the Southeast corner of said lot of land and lying and being in the form of a square. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate levied on and to be sold as the property of Wm. and Lucy Guth rie, to satisfy a tax execution Issued by Itoan < orbitt, Tax. Collector, for State, County and School taxes for year 1920, viz; 34 acres more or less of lot of land No. (66) in the sixth land District of A tkinson Co., Ga. Bounded as follows: North by lands of Henry McGovern. East by lands of Lucy Guthrie, South and West by lands of Mrs. A. Anderson. Also at the Same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of Lacy D. Sutton, to sat isfy a tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt. Pax Collector, for State, County and School taxes for the year 1920, viz: 122 1-2 acres more or less of lot of land No. fourteen (14) in the, seventh (7th) land District of Atkinson Co., Ga.. said lain! lying and being in the N<#rth east corner of said lot of laud. The saint) be Northeast quarter of said lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real on aud to be sold as the property of Maud Grey Stew art, to stalsfy a tax execution Issued by Roan i ’orbitt. Tax Collector, for state. County and School taxes for year 1920, viz. 50 acres of lot of land No. (83; in the (7th) land District of Atkinson Co.. Ga.. bounded as follows: On North by original line, on West by original Line. Said land lying and being in the North west corner of said land lot. Also at the Name time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of B. L. Vickers, to satisfy a tax execution issued by Roan Corbitt, tax collector for state. County and School taxes for the year 1920, viz: 122 and 1-2 acre# more or less, of lot of land No, (HO) in the Sixth land District of Atkinson County, Georgia, and bounded as follows: On the North and East by original lines, said land lying and be ing In the Northeast corner of said land lot and has the form of a square. TTlso at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate, levied on and to be sold as the property of G. W. Sizemore & Son. To satisfy a tax execution Issued by Roan < *£rbitt tax collector for State, County and School taxes for the rear 1920, viz: 122 and 1-2 acres more or less, of lot of land No. 25, In the Tenth land district of Atkinson County. Georgia. Said land lying and being theXorth east corner of wild land lot. Comprising one quarter of said lot. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate levied on and tube «old as the property of Dennis P. Peterson, to satisfy a tax execution Issued by Roan Cor bill tax collector for State. County am! School taxes for the year 19*20, viz: 50 acres of lot of land No, (436) in the Filth land district of At kinson county, Georgia, and bounded as fol lows, on the North a Wit (Cast by original lines, said land lying and being in the Northeast corner of said land lot and having the form of a square. A Iso at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate levied on and to be sold as the property of .Jasper Pearson, Agent, to satisfy a tax exucutlon Issued by Roan Corbitt tax collector for State, county and School taxes for the year 1920. viz: 1-2 acre more or less in the town of Pearson, Georgia, bounded as follows: On East by Alain St., on West by King St., on South by Alley and lands of c. E. Eulmore, on North by Alley and lands of F. E. McNeal. Also at the same time and place the follow ing described real estate levied on and tola sold as the sroperty of Joe c. Paulk, to satisfy n tax execution issued by Roan corbitt tax collector for state. County and School taxes for the year 192(1, viz: 50 acres of lot of land No. (480) In the Fifth land district of Atkin son county, Georgia, and bounded as follows; on the North by lands of .1. T. Paulk, on West by landsof J.S. Paulk, said land having the form of a square. Also at same time and place the following described real estate levied on and to be sold aa the property of Mrs. Nancy Mainor, to satisfy a tax execution Issued by Roan corbitt tax collector of Atkinson county. Georgia, for State, county and School taxes for the year 1920, viz; 145 acres more or less «>l lot of land No. (160) In the Tenth land district of Atkinson county, Georgia, and bounded as follows: Gn North by land of J. ID Haskins, East by lands of Caroline Register. South by lands ol«1. F. Mccranie, Sr., West by lands of David Fender, estate. E. 1). Lkuuett. Sheriff. A. C. “Cold in the Head” is nn acute attack of Nasal Catarrh. Those subject to frequent “colds in the head” will find that the use of HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE will build up the System, cleanse the Blood and render them less liable to colds. Repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh may lend to Chronic Catarrh. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE is taken internally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System, thus reducing the inflamma tion and restoring norma! conditions. All druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. WINTER RESORT FARES Season 1920-21. Winter excursion tickets on sale to winter resorts in the Southeast aed to resorts in Arizona and Texas daily October 1,1920. to April 30. 1920, inclusive; final return limit May 31, 1921. Stop overs allowed at all stations on either going or return trip, or both, within the final limit of ticket, upon application to con ductor. For full information as to rates, schedules, etc., apply to nearest Agent or Passenger Representative. Central of Georgia Railway F. J. ROBINSON, General Passenger Agent. There is no general rale regard- j mg the depth of planting, as did- j erent soil- necessitate different! practices. The smaller the seeds the shallower the covering should | be as a rule. In heavy soils the j covering should be lighter than in light soils. 1 A BIG TRADE WEEK IN WAYCROSS April 18-23. The Merchants of Way cross Invite the People from All Sections of Southeast Geor gia, and Especially from the Counties Ad joining, to Come to Waycross During the Week of April 18th to 23rd and Avail Themselves of the Great Trade Opportuni ties which will be Offered by Them. TheShriner’s Industrial Exposition Will open Monday, April 18th, and continue Through the Entire Week Featuring THE FAMOUS JOHNNY J. JONES’S MILLION - DOLLAR CARNIVAL AGGREGATION The Largest, Cleanest and Most Up-to-date Amusement Organization in America. COME TO WAYCROSS Enjoy the Exposition, the Carnival, and take advantage of the Trade Opportunities we offer. Hereford Morgan Hardw’e Company HARDWARE. BYCK ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Supplies. CHEROKEE PHARMACY Drugs. Smitii-Giiison Hardware Company HARDWARE. OTmonroe Chickens and Eggs. HUMPHFYS & WILLIAMSON Dry-Goods and Ready-to-wear. HARRY THE TAILOR. P. N. Hailey Hardware Company HARDWARE. CALHOUN’S Dry-Goods and Ready-to-wear. WALKER-ELLISTON DRUGS. “ “w. d. o’qOinn Clothing and Men’s Furnishings. CHURCHWELL BROTHERS Dry-Goods and Ready-to-wear. Ladies’ Haberdashery LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR. Walkker-Kood Furniture Company FURNITURE, FARLEY CLOTHING COMPANY Mens’ and Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Bennett Brothers BOOKS AND STATIONERY WAYCROSS BATTERY COMPANY Willard Battery Service Station. H. J. WEISER Jewelry and Mens’ Furnishings. Watt Hardware Company HARDWARE. R. B. ZACHRY Furniture. E. H. MYERS Coffee, Tea and Sprices. The Photographs Company EDISON DEALERS. H. E. BAXTER Furniture. LJTTLE The Jeweler. R. E. MURPHY Groceries. PETER GEORGE Fruits. F. L. DUPREE Groceries. H. J. BENTON & CO. Shoes. J. 0. Linville CAFE. L. R. white & Company GROCERIES. J 5. McRAE Clothing and Men’s Furnishings. CECIL SPEAR Drugs. J. W. S. HARDY Automobile Tires and Supplies.