MR. TYSON CHOKED
DOWN HIS AUTO IN
FRONT OF S. & S. ENGINE
A second accident, happening j
by a mix up between an toto
and Engineer Lonnie Wilson’s |
bulgine on the Savannah & 1
Statesboro Railway, happened
Sunday afternoon when Mr. J J
C. Tyson, of Savannah, drove!
his tin Lizzie in front of the ap- ■
proaching train a mile west of.
Eldora at what is known as the!
Glisson’s Crossing on Sunday;
afternoon.
The circumstances seem to’
have been that the engineer)
blew the accustomed signal for;
the road crossing, some dis
tance away, but Mr. Tyson,!
thinking that he could make itj
across ahead of the train, made)
a dash to do so.
It’s the olu warning: “Look
out for the engine when the
whistle blows.’’
Mr. Tyson got midway of the;
railroad track, saw the train
right on his heels, and instead;
of speeding on across, applied!
the brakes to his car and it
stopped in the center of the rail
road track.
The engine plowed through!
the center of the Fot'd sedan, i
and fortunately the impact!
threw the occupants out on one|
side of the railroad track. En-|
gineer Wilson never having seen!
them until he saw the wreckage
tumbling down to the side of!
the engine.
The impact was from the ap-j
proach from the off-side of the!
engine on which the engineer!
was seated.
Mrs. Tyson and a small child
were pretty badly injured and
were hurried to Savannah for
L atment. Mr. Tyson escaped
with only minor injuries.
The Ford sedan, which is said i
to have been the first auto oi)
any kind that the Rev. John S. |
Wilder of Savannah ever own-)
ed, was a total wreck.
——y- ; —\
GRADY MILLER WHH
MILLER PUBLIC A HONS
Grady A. Miller, a son of thej
editor of this paper, will be con-!
nected with The Hawkeye, The)
Statesboro Journal "and The]
Pembroke Journal, and any!
business given to him will be)
very much appreciated.
Saturday-the Last Day of the Big
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
At the Store That is Dependable
THE HIHsWuTgOIN^ AND THERE ARE MANY BARGAINS LEFT
SEE BIG CIRCULAR AND OUR WINDOWS FOR PRICES
ECONOMY TRADING COMPANY
“Where Most Folks Buy
SIDNEY J. STEINBERG, Manager ' PEMBROKE, GEORGIA
MRS DAVIS DIES
AT CLYDE
News of the death of Mrs. ;
Mena Davis, which occurred at;
her home at Clyde one day this,
week, was regretted by her
many friends. She is survived
by her husband, nine sons and;
three daughters. The funeral)
was held at Corinth Church on
Tuesday and the interment j
was in the cemetery at that;
place.
The following were hte pall
bearers: Theodore Shuman, JJ
H. Gill, W. E. Floyd, James!
Bashlor, Linton Lee and Henry |
Smith.
GOOD TOBACCO
PROSPECTS IN CANDLER
Mr. W. W. Higgins from Val
dosta, Lowndes county, former-)
ly of Greenville, N. C., who now
has charge of about 125 acres;
of tobacco for a few of the lead
ing farmers around Metter, is;
very hopeful of a good tobacco;
year, as Mr. Higgins is satis
fied the farm lands around Met
ter are especially good for
growing bright grades. Mr.
Higginos also states that plants)
now on most beds are up and
growing off nicely.—Metter ;
News.
SHUMAN INFANT
6 DIES AT ELLABELLE
The nine-months-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shuman;
died on Monday after a shsrtj
illness at their home at Ella-)
belle. The funeral was held,
from the home on Tuesday aft-]
ernoon, Rev. V. P. Bowers con-;
ducting the services. The m-i
ferment was in the cemetery at;
Lower Black Creek Church
DONATES PAINT
FOR PA Ri
One of the most appreciatedj
;and needful gifts donated for,
! the park was the four gallon.-:
iof outside white paint the Nt; 1 -
Blun Co. of Savannah sent M
Youmans to finish paniting the!
park swings, bowers and the)
summer house. This gift is ap
| predated by the entire town)
land community.
TRAVERSE JURY, FEBRUARY
TERM, 1928.
! H. A. Cox N. A. DeLoach
. L. M. Harvey Lossie Weeks
I R. E. Harvey J. P. Thompson
j J. P. English S. K- Purvis
J. E. Bacon T. T. Osteen
Sie Joseph D- B. Watnell
Albert. Wise, Sr. H. Williamson
S. G. Vanßracklc F. W. Burnsed
Hardy Webster R. L. Lane
1 W. H. Wall A. A. Patrick
| P. Wise J. B. Bashlor
; F. R. Lewis T. F. Cameron
I Albert Wise, Jr. W. M. Keleheai
| P. W. Harvey Ed. Williamson
I N. B. Bacon R. P. Bailev
! M. C. Butler J. G. Bashlor
, R. L. Hall R. D. Johnson
; Chas. Lane M. N. Griner
! I, W. Purvis W. O. Griner
•J. D. Collins H. D. Banks
; H. G. Wise J. D. Davis
M. F. Sims John Cowart
; P. R. Morgan J. G. Bacon
) John Wise C. H. Downs
[J. Q. Edwards, Jr. C. C. DeLoach
■ U. S. Williams T. J. Bacon
R. F. Rahn H. H. Williams
) H. H. Dukes R. 1.. Morgan
Zack Gay S. B. Shuman
; D. S. Wise H. I. Harn
! GEORGIA, BRYAN COUNTY.
Clerk’s Office, Superior Court.
I certify that the above and fore;
going is a true and correct copy of
the list of Traverse Jurors drawn at
Mhe November’ Term, 1927, of Bryan
Superior Court to serv, at the Febru
: ary Term, 1928, of said Court, as ap
i pears from the original list now of
file in this office.
Witness my signature and seal of
; said Court hereto affixed.
This the 3rd day of January, 1928.
W. E. B. PRIESTER.
Clerk S. C., B. C., Ga.
(Seal)
LIBEI FOR DIVORCE.
; Georgia, Bryan County:
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
■ SAID COUNTY:
Nellie Mae Fisher
Versus
! Win. Osborne Fisher.
To Wm. Osborne Fisher, Pefry Fla.
;de fendent, you are hereby required to
; be and appear at the next Term of this
; Court, to lie holden in said County, on
| the first Monday in February next,
; then and there to answer to a petition
; for divorce, filed against you by Nellie
Mae Fisher, plaintiff; in default there
of, the Court will proceed as to justice
shall appertain. Witness the Honora
ble J. Saxton Daniel, this day of
November. 1927.
W. E. B. Priester Clerk.
FOR tax receiver
' To the Voters of Bryan County:
I was born and reared in Bryan Coun
ts, have voted for first one and then
other for fifty years and never I ad
' a desire to offer for any county office
A, this late day, however, 1 feel Ur
: call and have decided to enter the ra<.
1 for tax receiver, subject to the ruk
and regulations of the Democratic pri
) mary.
i My “hat” is in the “ring,” as (lie
“saying goes, ” and I ask your vote
and support.
Yours very truly,
G. H. LANIER.
“Uncle George”
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PEMBROKE, GEORGIA
i A L I T Y AT LOW COST
iWIRGiA Tn; : AN COUNTY.
ijnder and by virtue of the power
and authority as conferred upon me
as Commissioner by the decree en
terni on December 12, 1927, by Hon.
J. Saxton Daniel, Judge of the Supe
:<n Courts of the Atlantic Judciial
Circuit of Georgia, in the case of H.
11. Williams vs. Mrs. N. N. Clark, et.
al., I shall, as Commissioner, sell be-
A.n- the court house door of Bryan
County. Georgia, between the usual
hours of public sale, to the highest
and best! bidder for cash on the first
■ Tuesday, being the 7th day of Febru
ary, 1928, the following described
. land, to-wit:
All that, certain tract or parcel of
. land, situate, lying and being in the
County of Bryan and State of Geor
.! gia in’ the 20th G. M. District of said
.) State and County, and being further
■) known as bounded on the north by
; lands of Mrs. J. W. Harden, on the
11 east by lands of H. A. Harden, on the
j south by lands of the Estate of C. J.
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*585
The Touring SjAf*
or Roadster . .
Spe . . *595
The 4-Door
Sedan . . . 675
The Sport
Cabriolet • •
The Imperial P*
L.ußu . . .715
Utility Truck . ’495
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Light Delivery *375
(Chassis Only)
All prices f. o. h. Flint,
Michigan
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LA Uve red Prices
The ■ ii: rdc the lowest
iv .. - J hnac.’.ing
dirges available.
. Hayman^ and on'the west by lands of
. FI. H. Williams, said tract or parcel of
land containing fifty (50) acres, more
or less.
■ ■ Sale being made subject to con
i firmation of the court and successful
■ bidder will be required to deposit cer
■ tified check payable to the order of
I the Commissioner for ten per cent, of
’ the amount bid, balance to be paid
’ immediately upon confirmation by the
: court. Purchaser paying for titles.
W. E. B. PRIESTER,
Commissioner.
