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Oi A d 1^ ^ ^ J J j AafWTWWW AAAmA STOP! LOOK!! LISTEN!!! Have you seen our line of guns? If not then it will pay you to see us before buying. For we are selling them at the lowest* prices line of ever cutlerp before heard before of in shown Pelham. here. We Every also price have positively the best | ^ ever guaranteed. It will pay you to come around and let us show you our line of heaters before buying. Farmers Hardware Company. J 4 kkk *r jr w w w W W AAA A A A AAA A IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES For the Albany Division of the Southern District of Georgia. In the matter of *} Howze & Mansfield In Bankruptcy. Bankrupts. Under and by virtue of an order grant¬ ed by the Honorable Clayton Jones, ref¬ eree in the above stated case and court, I will sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, before the court house door at Camilla, Mitchell county, Ga., on Friday, November 27, 1908, begin¬ ning at 11 o’clock a. m., the following described property heretofore belonging to Jesse Howze and J. F. Mansfield. The following described property will be sold as the property of the bankrupt, Jessee Howze: (a) Twenty acres of land, more or less, in lot number twenty-four (24) in the Tenth (10th) District of Mitchell county, Ga., same being situated on the north side'of said lofewn ortli of a little fray in frl ViuclrttwC Rity ’afttarfi-ottr THE PELHAM JOURNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 2Q 1908. I F. Mansfield: (h) Three hundred [300] acres in the Tenth [10th] District of Mitchell county, Georgia, described as follows: Lot of land one hundred and fifty ]150] containing 250 acres, more or less; also all that part of lot of land one hundred and thirty-one [131] containing 50 acres, more or less, lying southwest of what is known as the “Rabun Still Branch,” ex¬ cepting a right-of-way fifty [50] feet in width, measured from the original land line running east and west across the north side of said lot heretofore deeded to the F. R. & N. E. Ry Co. [i] Also one hundred and ninety-four [194] acres, more or less, in the Tenth [10th] District of Mitchell county, Ga,, being part of lot one hundred and fifty one (151), being all of said lot except fifty (50) acres sold to J, H. Brim in the northeast corner of said lot, and also four [4] acres sold to Henry Taylor, lyingand being where his residence now stands. [ j [ Also what is known as the “Home Place” of J. F. Mansfield, situated in the town of Pelham, Mitchell county Geor¬ gia, containing 1 85-100 acres, less a lot of 6 0x100 feet at the intersection of Cur verySarsninnii 109. Also all of his undivided one-half in¬ terest in a certain tract containing nine and one-third acres, more or less, except one acre, more or less, sold to Mr. Ra¬ gan, with one house on it next to Mar¬ garet Maples, bounded on the north by half-acre sold to Ragan, east by Albany and Thomasville public road, south by District court house square, said tract being a part of same tract bought by C. S. Eady from Margaret J. Maples and containing 8 /s l acres, more or less. Also all of his undivided one-half in¬ terest in and to all timber leases, timber privileges, fixtures, stills, tools, imple¬ ments, sheds, houses, 5 head of mules, 3 head of horses, 2 two-horse wagons, 1 one-horse wagon, 3 buggies and all other property and fixtures purchased by said Mansfield from W. W. Powell, and all other interest of said Mansfield in the business of Spence & Mansfield. All of said property, except the prop¬ erty described in sub-division “1,” be¬ ing the undivided one-lialf interest of J, F, Manffield in the property and busi¬ ness of Spence & Mkn?fie!<J, will he sjjfld freed from all lier/i. V2Lhitf3ropeitfy de- J. D. Holman NOVEMBER 16th to 21st. We will be in Pelham for one week and will have with us a bunch of Choice HORSES and MULES We will be prepared to offer some GENUINE BARGAINS and it will pay those in need of stock to see us on this trip. v