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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE AT YOUR SERVICE PnUtaW to DmotiHi 11 r. ehtative fSpeciai Rcpiik Here FeHr uary be glad to assist with your INCOME TAX REPORT, which you have until March 15, to send in. i i. COuIuIEHCIAt NAUONAL DATiG DEMOPOLIS, ALA. 1 3 4 Sid 1 5th.

-j--, Taking Orders for Men suits. I -riiiiiri -l- CAPITAL $100,000.00 iviay erirDrotners 4i Quality isEcbnomy'' J. D. NORWOOD, President J. H.

SPIGHT, Vice-President THOS. S. EDDINS, Cashier C. C. CLAY, Vice-President E.

H. BAILEY Asst, Cashier R. B. McCANTS, Insurance Sept KILOj watt is coming As the S'ar in Prints Ca Ima. PobUahed Evary Thursday gubtrlptlona ia Advance.

Far annum Qs Mentha $1.50 AH month Entered at the Poatofflce at Demopo- Ka. 4k, aa second-claas mail matter. Seeders 10 cents per llaa 1st ln- aartioa. Seta, each subsequent Inser tion. None taken for less than 25 Laral Notices.

Legal Kates. Display 25 cents per inch 1st in-tertian. 20 cents each subsequent mewUeiu -Special rates for long contracts and large space, Telephone No. 91 ANNOUNCEMENT FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE Thereby announce' as a candidate to "succeed myself as Judge of the Circuit Court of the 17th, Judicial Circuit of the state of Alabama, subject to the action of the Democratic Party. The votes and influence of the electors are respectfully solic ited.

R. I. JONES. (Paid political advertisement, by K. I.

Jones). for circuit clerk We are authorized to announce Ira I. Canterbury, as a condidatafor the office of Circuit Clerk of Marengo County, Alabama, subject to the action of the Democratic primary of said county. (Paid political advertisement, by Ira I. Canterbury, Jr.) 1 I hereby announce my candidacy to succeed myself as Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marengo County, Alabama, subject to the action of the Democratic party.

Your vote and influence will be appreciated. t--- J. J. MARION. (Political advertisement published by J.

Marion.) For Sheriff. I here by announce myself as can didate for Sheriff of Marengo County, Alabama, subject to the action of the Democratic party. I will appreciate Tour vote and influence, and if eleced will do my best to make an efficient officer. Aden W. Cooper.

(Paid political advertisr.ment by Aden W. Cooper). "We are authorized to announce T. W. SHIELDS as a candidate for the office, of Sheriff of Marengo County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.

v. Paid political "advertisement, by T. Shields. We are authorized to amiousee T. Gracie NORRIS as a candidate -for the office of Sheriff of Marengo County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.

Paid politilal advertisement, by T. Gracie Norris. HON. R. I.

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STATE Or' ALABAMA MARENGO COUNTY. -NOTCEL IS HEREBY GIVEN, that default having been made in the pay ment ot the note and indebtedneaa mentioned- in -and aecured' by that certain mortgage given the undersigned, Louie Folu, on the 30th, day -of November; 1920, by Rachel Robertson and hoaband, Tom Robertson, which mortgage recorded in office of Judge of Probate of Marengo County, in Record of mortgages No. 208, Page 123, and said default continuing, LouisFolda, will sell, in front of the Post Office Doot of the City of Demopolis, Alabama, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, for on Monday, -the day of February, 1922, the following described real estate, situate, and being in the County of Marengo and State of Alabama, and being and intended to-be same real estate des- rribed in and conveyed by said' mortgage: i -I. -V. Thirty-five acres, of land, more er less, in Sections 19 and 20, Township 17, Range 2 and particularly described as follows: Begin ning at the Southwest corner of the John C.g Jones land, near owned by Phillips, "thence north with-west line of "said 'land 13 chains and, 40 links to Spring Hill and Pace's Landing.

Road; thence east With said road 7 chains and 46 links. thence south 13 chains and 40 links, and thence west 7 chains and. 46 links to point of beginning, and containing 10 acres, more or' less; and, also, beginning north-west jcorner of said 10 acre tract, thence north 8 chains and 14 links, thence east 84 chains and 11 links, thence south T' chains to said Spring HU1 and Pace's Land Road, thence west with meanderings of road to point of and containing. 25 more or" less' This land was recently surveyed bv J. P.

Countv- Surveyor, and lines and corners located, and the description herein is as furnished by him. 'The above sale, will be made for the purpose 'of paying the indebtedness secured hy 'said mortgage, and the cost and expenses- of tha sale including a reasonable attorney's foe DATED at Demopolis, Alabama! this 18th, day of January, A. D. 1922 LOUIS" r'OLUA, By Henry McDaniel i i Hasti ngs' Seeds 1 922 Catalog. Free It's ready now.

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G. HASTINGS CO SEEDSMEN, ATLANTA, OA. MORTGAGE SALE Default having been made in the payment of the debt secured by that certain mortgage made by R. A. Craighead and wife, Annie L.

Craighead, to The Peoples Bank and Trust Company under date October 13th, 1919, said mortgage beine recorded in Book 201 at page 342 et als in the Probate Office of Marengo County, Aiaoama, ana sucn default continu ing, the undersigned mortgagee will sell under the power of sale contain ed said mortgage on Thursday the 16th day of February, 1922, to the highest bidder 'for cash, -within the legal hours of sale, in front of the Court House door of Marengo County," Alabama, the lands in Marengo County, Alabama, described as follow; to-wit: aast one half of the north west quater of Section 3 and all that part oi ine west nan oi tne north west quarter of Section 3 beginning at the south west corner of the north west quarter and running thence north 1 degree west lg chains, thence east 19.70 1 chains, thence south 18 chains, thence west 19.44 chains to '-the point of beginning, containing 35.23 acres, all being ri Township 18 and Range 5 east; Also the east half of the" south re quarter of Section 34 and west half of -south east quarter of Section 34 and the east half' of the south-east quarter of 33, all of said lands being in Township 17 and Range 5 east: said lands contain in the aggregate 362 acres, more or less, and being the- same nronertv sold and conveyed to R. A. Craighead en November 7th, 1916 by Tames B. Craighead as evidenced hy ded of record in the Probate Of-: rice of Marencro County, Alabama. Said sale will be made for the purpose of collecting the debt secured bv saM mortgage including the costs end expenses- of foreclosing the sir.C.

I The Peoples Eank Trust Company, ss 51rteagee. eith Wilkinson Attornpv. Selma, "Alabama. 1-26 3t Thomas Meighan, supported by Grace Darmond, Si-Non Tuesday. ir.

SURPLUS $50,000.00 A CORRECTION little mixup in the account of the Greater Auburn Drive in the Times last week, left out the name of Col. Elmore, who is first vice Chairmarul Also Mr. M. S. Brasfield is secretary and Mr.

Jas. C. Webb treasurer. The Times is at fault in this and 'cheerfully makes the correction. Work on repairing the passenger' which was dam aged by a freight Jjraip; a couple of weeks ago, is weft under way, and will 'probably be' finished tn a short Several, contractors figured on the work, but the railroad company finally decided to do the work with its own 1 LiV-ED'il2 YEARS' Clorie Young, colored, buried Monday by the Rosenbush Furniture had the honor Of being the oldest inhabitant of Demopolis, or that has ever lived here, if the story of her life is correct.

Clorie claimed to have been born in the year 18X0, which would make her at the time of her death a hundred and twelve years of age. She said she was nearly grown at the time of the stars fall fin 1833, and had lived greater part of that time at and near Demopolis, being as she said, related to' the Harwells and the Vaughans. FROST, PROOF- CABBAGE PLANTS Early Jersey and Charlston Wakefield, Succession and. Premium Flat Dutch. vv 300, 75c: 500.

$1.00: $1.50. postpaid. vwnte for prices on large quantities. Ebenezer Plant' Farm, H. E.

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John Mc-Duffie at Washington, to. the effect that the "House" of Representatives has passed the hill authorizing the erectionLof a bridge over the Tombigbee river at Moscow. This step in the enterprise is due to the activities of our congressman, who is as anxious as anybody to see the bridge" go There is little doubt but that- the senate Will also, pass the bill and, that the president will sign? it and that is a step toward the goal to which we are Another move in the right di rection, is the action of the bridge committee instructions of a meeting of those who signed notes several -years ago loojcing toward this enters prise. f-- iThe committee has; sent to every one signing those, notes, a call to pay them by March 1st, and, if they all pay, there is no doubt that the money raised will, with what is already on hand be amply sufficient, toi meet the requirements asked of Demopolis, to get the required aid from the government. It may mot be possible for all of those who signed to meet their notes, but the committee has fixed March 1st as the day they will be called upon to pay them, and then the committee will be in position to know what further steps to take.

If the notes are paid with anything like promptness and not too many of them fall down on their payments, there is no reason why the enterprise should not go right along to completion. This will not only a bridge over the river for us, but the expenditure of large amounts of money hT the De mopolis, business district, at a time when it is most needed The erection of bridge once begun, we may expect an -im petus to our business enterprises and industries that they have never known before. Besides this, there will be an inflow, of outside capital, people and en terprises that will several times over pay the community for the money that is expended. Here's hoping that all of the notes will be paid, and also that others who have not signed may be constrained to do so, to get the bridge over. Let's get over the river while we.

can. ONE LOT OP EXTRA GOOD MULES FOR SALE CHEAP-GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. J. E. LEVY.

Hon. E. I. Jones, present incumbent of the office of circuit judge of the 17th district, announces in the Times tod- as a candidate for re-election. Faithful to his duties, calm and cbnsiderate to those who have to appear before him, Judge Jones has' many friends throughout the district, who will be glad to give him their support.

In his own county he has scores of friends and no enemies, for he has lived a life of consecrationo to duty and the exem plication of excellent man- hood in Marengo or many years. The people of Marego have learned to 4ove him, and people love to honor those whom they in equity Sebecca AnJsrson, Complainant vs. Cleveland Anderson In-, this, cause it being made to' appear to-the Kagister by affidavit of Comnlainant -Lhat th ruf.njt i. non-resident of Alabama, and that FREE -ui aut umtvm lmm -4 rail. Te SICKIFOLES Don't Pragitlirousri lifc-feaK Take this Advica Go io your ilrtHrgrist and asR him oi Gucla Pe 'o-Mantratt and.

take it with your meili for a faw weeks and. see tow your health imiaroea.fe;..'.::'? If you are pale, tired, lack ambition and know -yourself that' if "cu had plenty of red fclood would not feel tired and half sick- all the time. The only sircf foundation cf permanent is good blood. Guda's Pepto-Mansan builds up j'our blood with va form of iron that gets into your ful. -You vriil like iTarid'it will make you feel so well Vnd strong.

Life will' be -worth, Hv- injjH! grain. "Try it and will thadk us for you "about it. wa.uiiicw- aoaress is unKnown, and further thst in the belief of said affiant, the: Defendant -is of the age. of twrnty-one years; it is' therefore ordered by; the Register that publication lie maiTe Mn the Demopolis Timesa newiEfler published jn Jtfa- ynio AJf hnnr.a, a week 'weeks, requir-' av hlrg sa'd ITeveland Ander-. to-Tead.

ans ver cr demur to the BUI of Comlant in this cause by cf March. 1B22, or in "hirtv da-3 thereafter a degree Pr Ccrrfesso mov be against him. Done at effire in Linden, Alabama, -Jkis the Sls. day of January, 1922. F.

Register. 2-2 it Attorney. love. They will show their ap preciation of him by a heavy vote in the coming Before fattyj; Arbuckle got out of the limelight in Movie- Picture the Hollywood colony in California had to de velop another; in the murder of a film director, William D. Tay lor who seems to have shed his former name of Tanner and developed a reputation as a lady killer among the movie actres ses.

Taylor was shot in the back of the neck in his home, by an unknown party, and though the' police are searching for a man, the question in filmdom seems to be which woman got him. Another pretty general opinion seems to be that Taylor got what was coming to him. Such is the price of fame in the moving picture world. STOVK WOOD Hickory, Oak nr Ash from Die mill. of E.

sf U'itile Son by truck $3.00 per load, Thone -17 V. U. i rm -Cabbage, and Oniori Mangan in both liquid end tab let form. AJvc: vc 2, Dorris Plant Co. 'vaidc3t3.