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The Death Watch ilrrlle.
As most people know, tbo death
watcli is a,small beetle which fre
quents 4ecayed rotton wood and is of
lonely and retiring habits. It is ono
of the smallest of tho vagipennia, of a
dark brown, witli irregular bright
brown spots, tho helmet turned up
and the upper lip hard and shining.
It produces the ticking ■ sound by
peeking at tho wood with a small,
hard proboscis, when in tho act of se
curing food.
The writer once chased down a
death watch through a pile of old pa
pers iti a cigar bos and was fortunate
enough at last to see it at work. Tho
ticking was ouite as londasthat of ail
old fashioned watch while tho insect
was not much larger than tho head of
o'black pin. —San Francisco Chronicle.
A Marls or Superiority.
The table of precedence is more in
teresting to tlio fashionable world‘of
London than tho multiplication table.
A man values tlie privilege of going
into a dining room before another, be
cause it exhibits him os entitled to
priority of con ' ieration. — Youth’s
C.c.upanion.
ncvpmt; Close to thy At'iinuiiDt
England lias a record for punctual
ity of passenger trains that Is worthy
of emulation by some, if not all,
American railway companies. Out of
a total of 100,001) passenger trains on
the Great Eastern road, for tho first
six mouths of this year, over 5G per
cent wero absolutely punctual, 37 per
cent, were less than five minutes late,
4 per cent wero overflvoand less than
ten minutes late, and 3 per cent, wero
over ten minutes lato m arriving at
their destination.—Chicago Herald.
Fitting Them to Ho Soldi ere.
Franco has now a National league
for tho promotion of physical educa
tion, designed to fit her citizens to be
soldiers. Tbo programme which has
been completed includes outdoor
games throughout the land, for winch
tho local authorities will set apart a
“green” whereon .the children shall
regularly "play.”—New York Sun.
PKTITION Mi l fNiO.tf
STATE OP OEOROIA—L'olSTY or (il.YNN.
To th« Superior Court of said Couuty:
Tho petition of Leslie IioMou, of the city, county
:w,l.'state of Sew York and William M. Hitt, Has*
c«m MyricW, A. Pickens Coles, James Fricker an J
A. K. Clark, all of the city ot Americas, County of
Slimier and State of Georgia, and Aarou F. Churchill,
J. S. Coles, Junior, 0. Donning, Junior, Janes M.
.Va.Mou and Max Uliman, all of tho city of Bruns-
wick, county ofOlyuu and btato of Georgia, and
cldrpd Slinking* of the city of Albauy, county of
Dougherty and State of Georgia, respectfully allow
tuat petitioner! 1 , with such other persons aaAht-y
m y associate with them, dosire to bo Incorporated
uu-i'r the lawn of tho State of Georgia, iu such
made and provided; and be made and <le.
cisredw body corporate and po'itic under tliojiame
and stylo of the “Dyldeu Cotton Compress C<-m-
puny,” and under such title and corporate name,
to t arry on the business.
1. For the purpose, and with the power ot mauu-
iacturing. er. ctiug and building cotton compresses
?<* he used with, or operated under, what is known
h* tho “Hidden Patent of Cotton* Compresses, ’
ami which said “Bolden Patent oi
Cotton Compresses” above referred t-,, j
your petitioners, lor the purpose-
of description,aver and say is numbered 187,817. aud
that the original lettiers l atent of the same. is.
to said Leslie Hidden by the United Mates GOv
ment, on the 4th day of December. 1877;
ant that the process covered by
said letters patuut in substauce, is: the hold*
i ligand retaining of cottou bales to the size aud
shape compios. d, produced by the present and or-
a system ot direct stays passea through the bales,
aby piercing them with prickers aud inserting
wiros, or other stays, so as to prevent the expansion
of tho bales when released and turned out of f
press; aud which *s now owned by’said petition*
tor thenimdvi**, their associates aud succeseors,
and lor ihu bonotlt and to tbe’uso of. and in trust
for, the said co.poration, when it shall bo created
prayed for. and a'so with or under any reissues, i
nevvals or extensions of ,aid “Helden Patent of
Cottou Coni presses”; or witli or uudi
any improvement or Improvements upon the
said “Ueldeu Patent of Cotton rompreraes/
witli r
ATIfe.N # that miyseem advisable and necessary f.irtbc
' interest and successof its said business; lmtJt 1*
projiosed and intended for said “Belton Cotton
Co uprogs company” to do business iu any of
the several States and Territories of the United
States as it may deem best.
r any i
issues, renewals, or exten
inch improvement of sau!
leu Patent of Cotton Compresses,” to which
corporation may be entitled, either by pur-
under contract with the patentee tu
entitled to grant, sell, contract oi
•iglit.
iimctui ing, erecting and building cot
tou com pic as-A, iq bo used witli, and operated
under a^iy other patent of cottou comprt
Klnck Hills Horses*
Tlie Black Hills country is making
a name for itself as a horse growing
country, and it is predicted that within
ten years it will bo os famous for its
horses as tho Blue Grass region. It
already boasts many fino horses of tho
best breeds known in (bo world.—
New York Evening World.
■ Germany lost year imported 62,000
horses.
Nero a-* nn Orator.
Nero, the Homan emperor, is, per
haps, best known by his celebrated
E erformanco on tbo lyro during tho
urning of his capital, although tliis
legendary episode is not mentioned by
such historians as Tacitus. M. Hol-
leaux, formerly of tho French school
of Athens, who is making excavations
“a la Schiiemann" in Bccotia for tho
French government has found a stono
in tho sanctuary of Apollo Ptoios, or
tho “Apollo of tho Infernal Regions,"
which presents tho Roman tyrant in
another light.
Tho stono has engraved upon it what
]£ Holleaux calls “a genuine speech
of Nero’s,” that is to say, ono which
was not composed for him, but uttered
probably ex tempore when giving lib
erty to tno Greeks. Nero plumed him
self, of course, on his versatility, and
believed that he was an -‘all round”
genius, ablo to compose,, to mako
speeches, to act and to sing. Tho dis
covery of 31. Holleaux may, perhaps,
prove that tho tyrant was a real artist
m words at least, for, according to Un
learned excavator, tho fragments of
oratory found on tho stono were
couched in strong, sonorous and em
phatic Greek.—Paris Cor. Loudon Tel
egraph.
An American Compound.
“Clicesino” is a compound which
has emerged from a bauln-uptcy suit
in Manchester. It is said to como
from America, and it is sold iu largo
quantities in England.
A Death Iletl Salute.
It was tho custom among tlio Ro
mans to givo the dying a lost kiss, in
order, as they thought, to catch tlie
parting breath. Sponsor, in his pas
toral elegy on tho death of Sir Philip
Sidney, mentions it as a circumstanco
which renders the loss of his illus
trious friend more to bo lamented,
that no ono was nigh to close his eye
lids “and kiss his lips.” A littlo after
ho notices tho “<leare3t_ lovo” of tho
deceased weeping over him.
When Lorn Nelson was dying nn
board his flagship ho took jeave of his
faithful friend Hardy by kissimj him.
“Kiss me. Hardy,” ho said, ana theso
wero tho last words ho uttered. And
so, too, Sir Walter Scott, when dying,
kissed Lockhart, saying, “Bo good,
my dear) bo good.’’—St. Louis Repub
lic. '
A Strongly Marked Contrast.
Tho contrast between Russia end
Turkey in their railroad policy is
strongly marked. While Turkey con
trols fertile di. ‘ricts, in which there
seems to be a fair prospect of profita
ble traiiic, no ellort is made to develop
them. Russia, oufiUic contrary, is
rapidly reachi .; out into Central
Asia, and is coming dangerously near
tho Indian frontier of England. Both
Russia and Turk./ wo equally bank
rupt; but tho former appreciates the
importance) of railroads enough to find
somo means of building them, v. bilo
the latter opposes their csMistructioii
With other obstacles beside.) linancial
ones.—Now .York Evening Rost.
. TS%il-
comi-recRl
said f
ever terms
either natural
other Hti'
in foe or
buildings, cupolas,
datious ami what(
aforesaid, and to i
tbo cluing thereof
chinery used thi
such machinery
satne.
5. To make and
neccsoary and expn
Bcrvation and succesi
0. Specially to tu
contracts that it nn»y d
ing, holding mid owuin
patent right that may l
may bo hereafter obtain
purposo of improving
compressing cotton under said B«dd<
under any othor patent# that ni»v
bo liereaiter urautod, and for tho p
sort of patent, r p dent# Ur c tm
now in oxUtmicu «*r that rbat! hoioai
7. With u power in jAgb coipm .
such person or p-st*on*,jur gurjroiatioii
desire, the right and pntliege to i
or.-i-r, luulnuiii. o,i.;ralo and soil, in
or places and ami withinijMsllmits
counties, di tricts
think proper un i advlsabl
ton compresses with the
(.'empress attachments/'
iitouis upon the taruu
cliaso, or any othor pa!
that it may own or olhi
uuder all roissr.es, roi
aforesaid,
8. With * power t<
st il mill charge for roy
iloge of any person or
isuinactarinp ot tuc
my .i ini nil contracts
tno protection, pro-
id business.
sko any and all
isablo tor purchas*
(orporata imuiu, any
xlsteueo or that
the
oh place,
b Slates,
>r territories ns it muy
id shall Stipulate, cot-
‘ Ion Patent of Cottou
with all ixnprov-
rpo-ation n» negot-ate
for tho riiilit and priv-
ratiou manufacturing,
The capital stock ofs»ui<1 corporation to be
one million ($1,000,600) dollars divided into «die
thousand (1,000) shares of one thousand ($l,ooo)
dollars each, but with the privilege to s:Ud cor
poration at any time, by a majority vote of its
stock, to increase its said capital stock
to a sum not exceeding two mil-1
lion ($2.000,0J0) with the right and pml-I
lege to said corporation at any time, in the dis
cretion of its board of directors to |
receive real or personal propertjv oi both,
iu part or in full payment for any ttock
scribed for iu said corporation and with the
to said corporation to begin tho ope rati
its s»M business at any tirno after tt ,
of its capital stock, of one million ($1,000,000)
dollars, has been paid in, that is to say, at
time after one hundred thousand ($100,00n)
lars is paid in.
Petitioners pray that they may lie incorporated
under tho .title aforesaid, for tno term "f twent
(20) years, with the privilege, at the expiration <j
that'll me, aeceordlng to law, to renew the same
aud that under such title they may have all
such powers ami privileges as are usually
granted to corporations under the laws of the
State of Georgia; to have and use a common
seal; to prescribe the number of directors ami
Dicers of said corporation; and the tin.e at,
and manner bv which they shall he elected; and
the term for which they shall hold; to contract
and to be contracted with, sue and he »ucd. and
plead and be impleaded with, and do whatever a
corporation may lawfully do, and with all the gen
eral powers of corporations under the laws of the
State oi Georgia, not herein specially enumerated.
Aud your petionert will ever pray,
S VMM US A It EX SET,
Petitioners' Attorneys
Filed In offleoand rocorded on the min utea of tho
Court this 28th day of November 1888.
JACOB L. HK.MTI,
Cl'k. 8. C, 0. C. Ga.
Petition fok Incorporation
STATB OF GKOBGIA—OM NTV of Glynn.
To the NuperfoFCourt «*f Miid eounf\ : Tlie ) «•
tit ion of J K. iH'Uignoii, A. J. (Tovntt. W.lt Mu.-
roughs, JS. C. Iiittleilehl, Sr., John M, Tison, t’. i*.
Goodyear and W. K. Kay respectfully shows that
they desire to be Incorporated, with their nr-*o-
ciates, under tho name and stylo of “Tlie Nrn >
Publishing Company," for a jiertod of twenty
(20) years, with the privilege of renew al neeord-
ing to law.
The capital stock of said company to be ten
1 dollars, with the pri
...... ... . time, by ;
stockholders of said e«>rp.«
ceeding twenty-live thou
The chief oflicc of sa
place of carrying on its
ettv of Hruusw icl., Glviiu
the object of said eorpi
pal business it pi
li-
two-thirds
md dollar*
of til*
r Bru
iJig in tin
ill.
viek,said
.<f job printing, ami all
aiivertisiug. .
llieir by-laws to regulate
vet*as, and the inetlio*! **f
•orpo-
iili
1»V
the laws of Georgia,
•r of this honorable cottrj incor-
» , oe airtive style, in accordance
In Mic.lt oit-cs made aud provid-
illlOVA IT .X NVIIITFIKL1),
GOODVKAU * KAY,
Pensioners Attornovs.
• that the fo* egoing pages con-
et from the minutes of Glynn
J. L. Bkacii.
CTk Sup. COurt, G. C. Ga.
AN ORDINANCE
operating, owning and tilling ftud ••Hdd.-u
ot cotton eoniprci H »».*• nil** any imiuo......
outlie same, or mr ..»»» i.*?r u*.* I. ;*i. i.t rigtit
or rights an it may ht»t-afi« i purchcar a.-d own, and
for tho purpose of itbpinviug the system »n cm.
prcisiug cotton und« r iKuicii patent. «*r under
any other patent. •
y. With a power to naid ^iporatiou to take aud
recuivo both r. al an«I peridtt^nropvrty iu part or
full payment for .the Rale, (-ruction,
lease, rant or hire or any cotton compress that may
bo erected, bold, leased, routed or hired by it, or
for any royalties or patent rights, either individ
ual or territorial, that it tnay^elJ or convey to any
person or corporation, ahd likewise with like power
o take, receive aud hold raoiigagc* upon both
•>ul and personal property, or upon either, for any
uiuh tlwt mas be due It by any permm or by any
orporatluu, aud toasRign and transfer the same,
lit. With a power to said corporation to purchase
.r leuso such property, real ,#>f personal, aud to
ruct hUcli improvements upon the real estate so
purchased or leased, as it map consider necessary
•alrlu for carrying ou, maintaining ami pre-
the iuteieat and suoOsM of its aatd
U ll. With a power to Raid corporation, acting by
and through authority of its duly elected board or
directors, to bortow money uimn> lUprbpertv, both
i-al and personal, aud by its legally authorized of
ficer to secure the a&rae by mortgagt,aced of trust
bond or in auch otlter inauner as may bo.deemed
best by said corporation.
12. With u power to said corporation to sell au>
real estatu Meat it it may own, and execute deeds to
the same, aud to assign any lease it may enjoy by
proper instrument, aud to sell aud execute bills of
sale to any personal property which it may pur
ctinsfi, hold or in anyway own.
Id; with power to said corporation to pais any
aud all by laws and rules that it may think expe
dient for the guidance aud governance of its mem
bers and the control and direction of its olllcers,
agents and employees.
14. The subscription to, and tb« purchase, sale
or ownership of, and the right apd privilege of deal
ings, In atocks, certificates, bonds aud other secur
ities of any and all corporations, toreigu or domes
tic, either that now are, or that may hereafter
ba formed and organised 4 ‘
btato or any other btato, or
or of any foreign .power,
in this state, For of any of the United bl_
for tho purposes beremtoofe epeolfied; or for
purpose* similar to or like those above spec mod;
with the power to invest its capital and funds,
by a vote of its director!,cither in real or P«r*«af
property on montgage, bond, conditional deed
or bills ot said, or otliertecitrltiei*, and whether
such bonds be iaeuetl by the Government of the
Unite*! states, or by any bl tho several mates, inucuBIi ,
or Counties, or Mnnicipiums, and in uny other conwr *( e "
v-•* winch tl may deem beat; aud generally to
do any oilier acta looking to the jiromotion of iu» >alcJ || ayo ^
besiuessand the successor its enterprise which f | O< | 0 sn *ch
shall be deemed best. cesaary to ■
The chlet office of fai<l corjwration shall l»c in «- DCC ;
...»„• ■vlnb (llvnn /»nnntv I:^>inriM - ^ lie It f
ordained,
nance mil
, v b—.. «... - . . , conflict ho
and places of business, at such oilier placet in repealed,
the State a* it may deem proper and desirable; £****! in
and at such other places to make any ami al! jggg,
To provide for and authorize tho
lease of certain parts of X and W.
of G, H, I J, K f L, M, N, 0, P, Q,
R, and S. streets, in what is known
as tho “New Town” of tho city of
Brunswick.
WuKi eas, The Mayor and Council of the city of
Hrucewick, on tho tmh day of OocOber, A, D. eight-
toon huudrod aud eighty-eight, rolorrcd a commu
nication or the Brunswick and Western Railroad
Company . asking for the lease oi certain streets and
parts of Rtrects in the Now Town of the city of
Brunswick, for a term of ninety-nine |99) years, to
a commute of said council, which comuiitteo, on
ho 22n l day of October thereafter made a report
rccomm-"tiding that said application be uppruved
and th> lease therein asked for be granted for a
term of sixty [601 years upon tho conditions in said
royorft contained, which streets and parte of streets
so to be leased are hereinafter more particularly
roferrod to, and which report of said committoo
was adopted and approved by said Council.
Now tnnreforo to more effectually carry into exe
cution the recommendations of Mid committee.
Section 1. Bo it ordained by the Mayor and Coun*
dl of tbo city of Brunswick, iu Council assembled,
iu pursuance ot and in accordance with the au
thority vested in them by law, that tho Mayor of
the city of Brunswick be and he is hereby author
ized and required to bavo prepared ami executed iu
tho name of tho Mayor and Council of tho c;ty of
Brunswick, a lease to sud in favor of tho Brunswick
rnd Westerk Railroad Company, for ail of X street,
lying norib of the intersection of Y and Buy streets,
also nil of W street, north of Y and <1 streets!
ail of G strnct, west of Y, all of li, I, J, and K
streets, vest of tho westenn liue of tho alloy in rear
of the tier^f lots fronting on A street, and all of L,
M, N, O/PfQ, It, and 8, street*, west of tho wes-
teraeiJaof.i t-Veet, and of tho alley lnre.tr aft ho
tier^Bot* on A street from K street North to tho
bomRrry of said New Tov,n of the city of Bruns
wick, as deliiiotted upon the map of tbo plau of said
city, srf made l.yoeo. It Baldwin, A. D., 1867, for
the term and period of sixty jCOJ years from and
next after thy d.ito of the execution of said leaso ai
and for tho annual rental, lor the whole of raid
streets and parts of str> els, of oue hundred sud
fifty dollars [$160] per yoar.tobo paid by said Bruns
wick and Western Railroad Company, or its ns-
signs.if said lease should at any ma« bo transferred.
Mild lease to contain and he subject to the fol
lowing conditions, to-wit: that said Brunswick
ami Western Railroad Company shall erect,
maintain ami operate a railway track wcatol
“A” street, and nrr<>*» the lino of said streets, to
such point as to said Company may seem best,
from its wharves in said city to such point in
connection with ita main lino to or North of tho
Northern line of tho New Town aforesaid, ns it
may deem best; and provided further that tho
work of erecting the aforesaid railway track
shall bo commenced within tho twelve, (12)
months from and after January 1st, A. D.,eigh
teen hundred and eighty nine, and completed
within two (2) years from date;
Provided, further that paid Railroad Company
shall erect and maintain, a suitable landing or
wharf for small boats to bo open to and for tho
of the public without let or hindrance at tho
mxc. 2.' ho [t and It Is hereby, in like manner
further ordained, that the annual rental herein
before provided for snail be duo and payable
in equal sums, semi-auuually in advance; and
that upon the failure of said Brunswick and
Western Railroad Company or it* assigns to
comply fully with anv or either of the above
named conditions, said lease and the right of
property thereby conveyed, shall, if the Mayor
and Council so elect, immediately-cease, deter
mine and Ins void, and the said properly thereby
leaded and the right of possession thereof shall
Immediately revert to aa’d Mayor and Council,
8. be it and it is hereby, in like manner, fur*
— _J ained. that the Mayor of the city of
‘ is hereby authorized And requirrd,
lease has been drawn, in accordance
aml provisions of this ordinance,
le and deliver the same, for and
Mayor and Council; to sign its
—d to affix the corporate seal
and to require tlie Clerk of
ncii to attest the same; and
l further acta as may bene-
to effect the terms of this ordi-
AN ORDINANCE
To provide for the bolding .of an
election by the people (qualified
voters) of tho city of Brunswick,
to determine whether or not bonds
shall be issued by the Mayor and
Council of said city, for the pur
pose of procuring means wherewith
to supply said city with an ade
quate and proper system of drain
age and sewerage, with necessary
and suitable public buildings and
quarantine grounds for the use of
said city, and for tho prosecution
and completion of such other pub
lie works e.s mny be deemed advis
able, and lor the retirement of the
present outstanding bonded and
other indebtedness of said ; city,
and for sanitary and other'pur
poses.
Wiikkbab, Itiscssential to tho safety of the
public health, because of the introduction and
use of w aterworks, and in the increased growth
qf and population in the city ot Brunswick, to
supply caul city with a comprehensive and ade
juate system or sewerage and drainage.
And Wiif.dkah, Tbo city of Bruusv*ick has no
•efficient City Hail for necessary use in tho gov
eminent of said city, nor other adequate public
buildings or qmrantino grounds for such purposes;
And Where vs. The Mayor and Council of the city
of Brunswick have not the means wherewith to
procure tbo aforesaid necessary improvements, nor
with which to properly improve tlie public
streets, bridges, culverts and highways of said
city, ami for sanitary purposes,\»r to carry on
anil complete other necessary public works for
the benefit and improvement of said city; and
for the retirement of tho present outstanding
bonded and other indebtedne-sof safdeitv; the
revenues arising from iaxati .n of ^uid city being
wholly inadequate for the purposes aforesaid;
and w ii hue Art, the menus necessary for the
aforesaid purposes can only be obtained by the
issuing and sale of bonds of said city; therefore,
Section 1, He it ami it Is hereby ordained, by
the Mayor and Council of the City of Brunswick,
iu Council assembled, that an election shall be
held in said city on the 27th *1 ty of December, A.
I>„ 1888, under the same rules and regulations as
arc now provided by law for the regulation ami
holding of elections in said city for Mayor and
Alderman, for the purpose of determining
whether ••!* not bonds of said city, for the pur-
po r , > hereinbefore specified, shall bo issued by
the Mayor au*l Council of the city of Brunswick;
and the bnii -t : east at said election shall, thoso
favoring the i-Mic of said bonds, bear upon their
faces the words, "For the issue of bonds/' if the
vote is in favor thereof; or, If opposed thereto,
said ballot shall bear tbo word* “Against the
issue of bonds,” The managers of said election
shall be appointed by the Mayor and Council
aforesaid, at their regular meeting tr be held
before the day named for the holding of said
election; which said managers shall, after the
close of said election’, ascertain the result and
certify ami deliver the returnsof said election to
the Mayor and Council aforesaid, by whom, in
tbo presence of and together with said mana
gers the same shall be consolidated, and tho re
sult finally declared and recorded ar the next
meeting by them held subsequent to the date of
sa d election.
Sec. 2. Bo it, and it is hereby in like manner
further ordained, that the Clerk of said Mayor
ami Council shall advertise in all tho gazettes
publisher! in sa»d city of Brunswick, for thirty
(80) days preceding the day fixed for tho holding
of said election, full notice to tho people, (quali
fied voters) of said city, of tho ordering of said
election, and-of the purposes for which the
same is to bo held, tho amount of bonds proposed
to be issued.and tho purposes for which they are to
beissued; tbo rnto of interest safd bonds aro to
bear; how much principal and Interest thereof is
to be paid annually; and when and at what date
said bonds are to mature, and to be fully paid off
and discharged.
Sec. 8- He it and it is hereby ordained by the
authority aforesaid, that it Is tho duty or tho
Mayor and Council of said city, by subsequent
ordinance or ordinances, to provide a sinking
fund, whereby and from which the means shall
bo provided for tbo ultimate redemption of tho
bonds aforesaid, if authorized to be issued by the
result ot said election.
Sec. 4. Bo it and it is hereby in like manner
farther ordained, that the notice hereinbefore re
quired to bo given by tho Clark shall specify that
said Mayor and Council proposes to issue bonds
ol said city to the amount of two hundred thous
and dollars, ($200,000), or such portion of that
sum as may bo deemed necessary by said Mayor
and Council at anv time; tho proceeds of the
sale thereof to bo used for tho purposes herein
after specified; and tho same to bear interest at
tho rate of flvo pcrccntum per annum, if it is
found hereafter that a sale of such bonds can be
made bearing that rate, then tho same shall
bear interest at tho rate of six per cent, per an
num, If nn advantageous sale thereof can bo ef-
(•Tied of said bonds bearing that rate or interest;
or. H no advantageous sale of said bond* can bo
effected bearing that rate of interest, then tbo
*;<mo to be issued to bear interest at the rate of
•even per cenG per annum; that no part of salt)
principal i*» to bo p.tid aiinu-dly, except os may
no provi*l*.l ill III. ui'iiiiancc creating the
sinking f'ti.'i hut tho intercut
•*10111 be pant MMii-nnnualiy ns it accrues upon
the first days of January umlJuly respe"~ *
in each year, until tho maturity of the w
said bom)*; and that the whole amount Covered
by the issue of said bonds shall become due and
payable at the expiration of thirty (30) years
from and after the day of theii* date.
Sec, 5. Bo it and it is hereby, in like manner,
further ordained, that all ordinances or parts of
ordinances militating against, or in conflict with
tips ordinance be aud the tatno are hereby re
pealed .
Passed in Council this 21st day of November,
1888. D. T. DUNN, Mayor.
JNO. U. COOK, Mayor pro tempore.
Kfl’A^NKLaoN, Clerk.
Nowiu-j oi Elctioa.
.hit mm o •. iii i-ii; ■ 91 such uuiiua j*i ruciw,
if no su *!i 4iI>5can bo m tdo, thou said bonds snail
be *r interest at the rate of seven percent, per
No part of tho principal of said bonds into be
paid annually, except as may bo provided In the
ordinance creating -a sinking fund com
mission, but tho intorQJt thereof shall be
paid semi-annually, upon tho first days of Jan
uary and July respectively in each and every
year until the maturity of the nhole of emd
o unis; and the whole of said bonds, if i tsutd,
-hail become due and payable at tho expiration
•<f thirty years, from and next after day of tiiejr
l *te; prevision being first made, by propir ordi
nance »f sai l Mayor and Council, for the pay
ment thereof, at tho maturity thereof, by in j uh
of "id through a i annual sinking fund.
Le<rul Advertisements,
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
UicpttuiA—Clwrlton County.
Lmnons Feihler vs Gortrwlo Fcil-
iler, Lihel for divorce filed in Nov.
term 1888, of the Superior Court of
said county. It appearing to the
court by the return of the Sheriff of
said county that the defendant. Ger
trude Fodder is not to be found in
said county, and that she does now.
live in the State of Florida, and can
not b<^ served with process in the
ordmary way. It is therefore con
sidered ordered and adjudged by tllo
court, that the defendant do. appear
and plead at the next term of this
court, and that the same bo taken as
the appearance term of this case. It
is further ordered by the court' that
the defendant be served by publica
tion of this order, by publication
hereof once a month for four months,
prior to tho next term of this court,
and that .this order do bo published
in the Advertisei! Appeal, a public
gu/.elte of said State, publi-hed nt
Brunswick, said Stale.
Granted in open court Nov. 21st,"
1S88. ‘ F. H. Harms,
Plaintiff's Attorney. *
S. R. Atkinson, Judgo S.C.B.'C.
GLYNN SHERIFF SALE.
GEORGIA—Glynn County,
Will bo sold ifetore tho court houno door in the
•!ty of Brunswick, during tbo login it urj of
>alo on tlie first Tuesday in January next* the
ollowing described property to-\vit:
Two six pocket pool tables, one being of the
Brunswick, Balke Callander Co’s Manufacture ,
and ono of I. M, Brunswick and HaUc Co., and
both being of the “Monarch” cusition*. and
Carom billiard table, made of the Hi uimwiek
Balke Callamicr Co., and all of the tend pool and
billiard table being of the size or dimension of
four by eight feet; four dozen cues from cue
racks; twotoUof pool balls; two >o,.- l ivory
billiard bulb; one set of shake lmll*; one shake
Jug; two walnut triangles; two w*l- *
nut ball rucks; one pin pool board and it* npper-
tenances; five patent chalk holders; one lot of
gas pipe and fixtures; ••no round walnut table:
two water coolers; one drop-leaf poplar unci
walnut writing desk; ono refrigerator, manu
factured by Jos. W, Wayne; one cane tented and
inaplo office chair; nine wooden-sealed chairs;
seven cane-seated chairs; ono show case; ono
nine counter; a lot of shelving; ono /Rina, num
ber ten, heating stove, and eighteen joints of
"*•‘0 belonging thereto. Levied on and wild as
property of Arotup Turnpr, under and by vir
tue of a mortgage execution issued out of Glynn
Superior Court In favor of Bcacock, Hunt fb 0o.3
ahd against tho said Arcing Turner for $330.62
principal; attorney’s fee $34.87, Interest *18.0,
to Novemoer 1st, 188$, and further interest and
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with the authority and direc
tion, to mu contained in an Ordinance of tlie
Mayor amt OouiuMI of tho City of Brunswick,
untitled, \n Ordinance to provide for holding
of a:i election bv the people (qualified votera) of
tin: City ot Brunswick, to determine whether or
not bonds shall l>e issued by the Ma\ or and Coun
cil of sai l city, for tho purpose or procuring
means wherewith to supply f*u»d city with un ad
equate and proper drainage nu t -eweruge; nec
essary ami suitable public building* an«i quaro
tine ground* for tlie u*e of sat t * 1
prosecution and completion of
I tor tlie
^ otherjmblic
works as may be deemed advisable; nn- *
and the business ot Mid coloration Is tu
mainly carried on in said city; but with tbo right
to siltil corporation to establish branch ofllcea
mntract*, in the course of It* corporate hustneef.
retirement of the present outstanding bonded
and other indebtedness of said city; and tor sani
tary and other purposes,” passed in Council on
the 21st day of November, A, D., eighteen hun
dred aud eighty-eight—Notice i<* hereby given
that an election will be held, .it the cd\ it-di of
said city, within the hour* and under trie rules
governing sain general clen• ;*»/> for Jluyorand
Alderman in said city, on tlie s7tb day of De
cember next, for the purpose of determining
whether or not bondsof »at«i city, lor the purpose
of said Ordinance specified, shall in: issued by
the Mrfyor and Council <»f the City of Brunswick.
The ballots cast at said election snail, those fa
voring tin: issue of such bonds, b. ar upon
their face.- the word* “For the isaue of
Bonds,” ami those opposed thereto shall in like
manner hear the wont*, ’‘Against tholaaueof
Bonds.” The amount ot bond* proposed to be is
sued, if authorized by tlie people (qualified vot-
erei.it such election, is to the sumoflwohun-
!,....I lloll.-ir* • eiMd.OUO. in tui t.Gil. ~~
£, A. NEl|MBam.
hcrcby.in like manner,further
ordinance, or part, of ordi-
imt thi, ordinance, or In
and tho eamo aro bcr4>y
Hat day of No,ember,
D. T. DUNN, Mayor.
tho (tore hoc no of A. T. Pntnara. adjolulait that oc
cupied by tbo Ogletlv>rpa National bank, and front
ing upon (Jrant atreet, In the city or Ljriuswlok,
and In aald State and county, and can bo ouimlued
at aafd atorc hou» by applying to Sheriff W. U.
norrle. Owing to tbo cipenae of transporting aald
property it will ba add without carrying aud ex-
poaing the aarno at tbo court homo door ou tbo day
of aale.
This November .'JOtb, 1888.
, Wu. H. BERIME,
Sheriff u. 0. Oa.
SHERIFF SALE.
CEORGlA—Glyhn county. .
Will be sold bofor© the court house in the
city of Brunswick. Glynn county Ga.,l!nridg ’the
legal hours of ss'e on the first Tuesday in jsntury
next, tho following described property, tovrlti
All or that tract, lot or psreui of land situate, lying
and being in tho Conuty of Glynn and 'State of
Georgia, and In tbo City of Brunswick therein! and
in tbit part ot ssid city called the “Old Town" sn<l
cmitaiuiug sixteen thoiissnd and two hundred (18,
‘JJUjsquflre feet, aud forming a rectangle ninety by
us hundred and eighty (9UX180) feet sod known
u tho plau or snid city w “Old Town" water lot*
number Milrty (30), *aud bounded north by water
lot number twvnty-nins (22); cent hy Hey btreet;
noutlt.by London street; west by Oglethorpo bay;
sud slso l<*t number thirty-one (31*
‘Hintainiug sixteen * thousand and ’ two
hundred ([6,20b) tquaro feet,and forming a rccatn-
gl« ninety by ono nundrctl and eighty [uoxI8b) foot
ami known on the plan of esiu citya* “Old Town”
water lot number thirty-one (31), and bounded
North by imndon direct. East by Bay street,
Souih by water lot number thirty-two (:r2), West
by Oglethorpe bay, together witngtU and singu
lar ihu’tenemunis and hcridllament#, the re-
duders aud reversions, and the rights members
i*l appurtenances unto the same in any way
belonging, or in unywise appertaining, and all
tho right title and interest, property ami pos
session, claim and demand which the
below mentioned John 11, Cook and
Isadora J. Cook have in and to the
same as well as lit lawns in equity; sold under
and by virtue of a mortgage Ufa leaned out of
Glynn Superior Court in favor of Bessie H. Book
and against tho said John It. Cook and Isadora
J. Cook, principal four thousand dollars ($t,000).
interest to December 5th, 1887, two hundred and
eighty ami 87-100 dollar* ($230.87), an.t the fur
ther interest, And tho sum of $420.23, attorney 1
evrt to date of —“*“* —*
nays’ foes and a
Thi* November 30th, 1888.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
-J KOItUI a-'GlykN county.
By virtue of an order or the court «>r Ordinary
of »»id county, will lie sdd on the tip l i .jj.Jg*
in .laimnrr next nt tho court lioivio d or in Mid
county at public auction, between llic u.usl
hour, ot *alo> all ot the followimr de*criljed prop
erty belonging to ttac Mate of Michael Minchan,
deceased,to-wit: * . - ■
Ail of tlie eastern halves of those lot, or pkrtsol,
of lnnd lying and heiug In the old town ot Brim*.
wick, (in., aud known and dMcrihed on Bald
win', map of said town as tots Nos. S3J, and MB.
mid liein^-JOxuo feet each, and bounded as follows -
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ystem .
„„ I suitable pit'hie b.t
tine gr.mnds for the i»-«- «*. ,.u-
turn and completion ot am:;* |m«mc wuoaiw
may lie deemed advuabie d. mo^uld Ji.>v v ruh-i
Council, the retircine.il **t i.ie present oui*iam«-
i rig bonded and other imtehUnlm^Ho! said city,
to sanitary and other purj*oac?, ** in said ordi
nance slated.
r>ald I Kinds, it authorized to be issued, shall
l»oar interest nt the rate oi live jwr cent per nn-
itu n, if nu ndviiiitagi oussale can lie made there-
oi al that r.steof m.erestf or. if no sneh sale can
i>_- made Loco the same shall bear the rate oi Ax
G. B. FLINT,
Real Estate Agent,
Ckovatt Block, Boom 2.
D E-dlUA-fi l.-ClI t V ANI. OOUNTttV 1-UOP
EttT V for sale and rant.
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