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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
3
An advertisement for Blalock Trading Co promotes supplying various goods, buying produce for cash or trade at market prices, and offers Castor Oil and Turpentine for 75 cents per quart at their office.
Death has visited our church and community claiming Sister Leila Jones born August 12 1866 united with Sandy Creek Baptist church in youth later moved her letter to The Rock Baptist church where she remained a faithful member until death. She was a devout Christian and affectionate wife and mother. The bereaved family is urged to follow Christ’s example and meet in heaven.
The Rock church adopts resolutions expressing deepest sympathy for the husband children mother and loved ones of a deceased sister and notes publication in the Fayetteville News. The document cites comfort from God and the hope of reunion after death. Also advertised are Leghorn Eggs and Barred Rocks from W M Ponder Tifton Ga with pricing.
An advertisement explains that cold in the head, or nasal catarrh, can become chronic without treatment. It claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system, reduces inflammation, and lessens susceptibility to colds by acting through the blood. distributed by J. Cheney & Co. and available from all druggists.
Pure Porto Rican potato plants offered at $1.25 per thousand for regular orders and $1.00 per thousand for 10 000 and up. Sold by M N Purcell of Glennville Georgia with government inspection noted.
Prices for Porto Rico potato plants listed by Ira L. Pope of Rockingham Georgia. Orders of 1000 plants at $1.10 each or 5000 or more at $1.00 each require payment by post office money order or cashier's check.
Legal advertisement for a sheriff sale in Fayette County Georgia. On the first Tuesday in July 1923 the highest bidder will buy at cash the 23.5 acre tract in district 1298 G M in the northwest corner of the south half of land lot 38 bounded by Moody families and land deeds. The property is levied upon as F L Moody or Frank Moody’s property under a fi fa from the Superior Court in favor of Griffin Grocery Company. Tenant in possession notified. May 31 1923. T M Kerlin Sheriff.
A sale will occur in front of the courthouse door during legal hours on the first Tuesday in July 1923 for cash. The property lies in the thirteenth district, originally Henry now Fayette county, comprising 29.55 acres in the northwest corner of land lot 220 and bounded as described.
On the north by other lands of the Simon Alexander estate east by the Kent estate south by the Stewart farm west by lands deeded to A V Kent by Simon Alexander a fire issued by J G Adams ordinary of Fayette county Ga June term 1923 against Mrs A W Alexander administratrix of Simon Alexander filed according to the terms of law this June 5 1923 T M Kerlin Sheriff.
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