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Newspaper Page Text6 MARY M’NISII BURROUGHS, Editor. JAPANESE LULLABY. Sloop, little pigeon, ami fold your wings, Little blue pig'on, wltb velvet eyes, sleep to t tie Binging of mother-bird swinging— Swinging the nest where her little one lies. Away out yonder I see a star, silvery star with a tinkling song; To the soft dew falling I hoar It calling— Balling and Tinkling the night along, in through the window* a moonbeam comes, Little golden moonbeam with misty wings; All silently creeping, it asks, "is ho sleeping— Sleeping and dreaming while mother BingaV” Up from the aca there floats the sob Of the waves Unit arc breaking upon the shore As though they were groaning in anguish and moaning. Bemoaning the ship that shall cntno no more. But Bleep, little pigeon, fold your wings. Little blue pigeon witli mournful eyes: Am I not singing? See, 1 am swinging— Swinging tbo nest where my Uailing lies. —KUGKNK FIELD. The moonlight excursion to St. Si mon Island a few oycnlngs ago, was one of tlio most charming of the season, a largo number of pleasure seekers were present, and a neat sum realized. The cake walks which were given, first by a number of little people, ami afterward by a number of “society ladies and gen tlemen,’’ were features of the evening. The cake was won by littlo Miss Lilian rfeilTer and Master Frederick Dorsey Walter, who were judged the finest couple on tho lloor, and who created much amusement for the spectators by imitation of their elders, and the cute way in which they carried out tneir parts. Miss Kllzabcth Nightengale left yes terday for South Carolina, where she will spend some time, the chnrming guest of Miss Klise Cliafou. Mrs. 11.1.. B. Wiggins and little son, Master Joe Wiggins, of Wayeross, are spending seme time in Brunswick. Miss Kate lterric, of Camden county, is spending some time the guest of rela tives in Brunswick. Miss Loie Mullins, of Huntsville, Ala,, is recelvlug many attentions ami making a host of friends in Brunswick, whore she is spending some weeks, the guest of relatives. Mrs. W. 11. DeVoe aud daughter, Miss Mane DeVoe, arc anticipating a pleasant fall, spent among the moun tains. Ml's Edith Tlilot, of Savannah, who was expected In Brunswick la-.t Sunday did not arrive, but is expected shortly, to spend some time the guest of her auut, Mrs. E. A. rcnniman, at her home on Union s'reef. Af.er a pleasant vacation, Miss Kate Hess will return to work on tho first. Out at the fair grounds tomorrow af ternoon Manager Newman has arranged a line program, which promises to bo one of great interest to the large crowd that will go out. The famous game of hall between the Fats and Leans will he re peated, beginning at 3:30 o’clock. After that there will he horse racing, some of the popular Brunswick horses having been entered, foot races, which will be quite amusing, and many other forms of amusement which will he interesting aud laughable to the spectators. O— —— The Bruuswick Kitletnen, who leave this morning for Wayeross where they will engage in the target practice and spend a p’easant day, will carry many members and a large crowd of civil ians. Many friends regret to know that Mrs, G, W. Blanton Is quite sick a', her home on Norwtch street. It will in crest many Brunswick friends of Miss Mamie Richmond, of Sa vannah, to know that she is ependlug some time at T.ithia Springs. Miss Ethel Conoley is expected on St. Simon tomorrow to spend some time the attractive guest of Miss Olivia Uaenoy. at the Downing cottage. —o Mrs. Charles Floyd is welcomed among many friends after her recent se rious illness. Many friends arc glad to know that Mrs. 8. Cargyle, who is spending the summer lu Virginia, is greatly improved in health. Rev, W. L Raeney spent yesterday In Brunswick from St. Simon, where he and his family are spending a month. The Biuuswiek Uniform Hank Knights of I’ytliias have arranged to attend the big drill in Detroit on the twenty sixth of this month, and many ladies will be among the party, who anticipate a charming trip. —-o Mr. Gustave Anderson and a pleasan party of young rrentlemen leave in a day or two for Fernandina for a fish, going and coming in hie neat little sail boat. M iss Jennie Davie leaves in a few days for South Carolina, where she will spend some time the attractive and charming guest of relatives. Mrs. 11. S. Lee continues q lite ill at her home on Lee street to the regret of many friends. After escorting Mrs. W. A. McNealey and children to Huntsville, Ala., where they will spend some time with friends, Mr. W. A McNealey has re’urucd to Brunsw'ck. Ihe little boys’ Jiasecall teams, the Brunswick Wonders aud ihe Bruuswick Juniors, had an interesting game in Magnolia park yesterday afternoon in tho presence of many spectators, Many Brunswick friends of Miss Kate Black of Dalton arc glad to know that she is greatly improved after her recent illness. Master Harry Day is spending some days out of the city on a fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs W. J. Way are antici pating a pleasant visit to frienps In De troit the latter part of this mouth. Miss Lydia Jeffers leaves shortly for Bavunnali, where she will spend some time the attractive guest of friends. Mr. J. E. dußignon has return, and from a short trip to Savannah. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Shannon have moved to Savannah,where Mr. Shannon has a position with the 8. F. and W. THE’ BRUNSWICK‘TIMES-CALL, AUGUST 16,19007 railroad,and where they will male their future home. —o — Mrs. Moses Hirschof Atlanta is spend ing some lime in Brunswick the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman, al their home on Union street, where she is receiving many attentions from old friends. Mrs. V. Jeffers has returned from a visit to High Springs, Fla , where she spent some time the guest of her daugh ter, Mrs William Grarnbhng Deeded to the Lord, The most remarkable deed ever drawn may be seen on the private es tate of a resident of Worcester in Mas sachusetts. It is chiseled on a rock on what Is known as Rattlesnake hill, situated near the boundary line be tween Worcester and Leicester. Old Solomon Parsons, who was wide ly known In Worcester county as an tccentrlc character, and particularly as a crank on the subject of religion, paid William C. Hall $125 for a parcel of land, and directed Hall to convey it by deed to the Almighty. In order that the greatest possible publicity might he given to his disposition of the property Parsons had the deed of transfer cut Into the rock verbatim et literatim. During his lifetime Parsons is said to have made several attempts to have the deed recorded, but the register of deeds, wlio was aware of his eccen tricity, each time put him off with the explanation that no official record was required in ttie case of a transfer of real estate to the Almighty. Parsons died Intestate several years ago, and the administrator included the parcel of land on Rattlesnake hill in the inventory of the old gentleman's estate which he filed in the probate court. A wag of a law*yer raised the question of title, but the judge decided In the favor of the administrator.— New York Journal. Anecdotes of Colonel Ers. Colonel Ege was a famous character in the early days. Although living in Doniphan county, he was often in Atch ison. followed by a pack of hounds, ne was a high toned southern gentle man. with a U.ipd heart. One day while returning home from this city he came across a man whose wagon was stuck In the mud In Inde pendence creek bottom. Colonel Ege at once started in to help the man pry out his wagon with l) fence rail. While botli were working away P.R® became angry and yelled to the man, “Lift, you son of a gun; you are not lifting a pound." The man picked up the end gate of the wagon and split it over Ege’s head, laying him up for three weeks. Ege had Ills lmt off when he was struck and was so bald before coming to Kansas that he was known as the Bald Eagle of Maryland. Ege always carried a pistol and was always trying to shoot through some bodv’s bat without hitting him- One day. at the Independence creek ferry, he shot at n man, but aimed a little low and creased him. But Ege was always a gentleman; he took the man Into his borne and tenderly cared for him until iie recovered. —Atchison Globe. Tile Spider find Ihe Tuning Forlv. A gentleman was recently watching some spiders, when It occurred to him to try what effect the sound of a tun ing fork would have upon them. lie suspected that they would take It for the buzzing of a fly. He selected a large, ugly spider that had been feast ing on files for about two months. The spider was at one edge of its web. Sounding the fork, the man touched a thread at the other side and watched the result. Mr. Spider had the buzzing sound conveyed to him over his telephone wires, hut how was he to know on which particular wire It was travel ing? He ran to the center of the web very quickly aud felt around until be touched the thread against the other end of which the fork was sounding; then, taking another thread along, just ns a man would take an extra piece of rope, he ran out to the fork and sprang upon It. Then he retreated a little way nnd looked at the fork. He was puz zled. lie had expected to find a buzz ing fly Then, strange io say, he got on the fork again and danced with de light. Evidi ally the sound wns music to him. Pyay-Pectoral A QUICK CURU FOR COUGHS AND COLDS Very v:t’i!.iV'.e RemcJy ia alt ofieetioiis ot* the THROAT or LUNGS I .aiye lto* lies, csjn DAYIS I WVI.T.Ni 1. .. , t .iiui:ed, l'r.qi’e of l'crry Davis’ IV.n K Her. Petition to Incorporate. State of Georgia—County of Glynn. To the Superior Court of ulynn County: The petition of Oliver N. Taylor. Wm. S. Tay lor, of the city of Brunswick, Glynu county, Georgia, Anthony W. Cook,Tnoa. 15. Cook, Ja cob ii. cook, Rebecca A, Cook, inf Cooks burg, Pennsylvania, .John W. Cook and Ida M,Calvin of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, and Jlaitie J. Ross, of Clarion. Pennsylvania, respectfully shows unto this court: 1. T hat they drsire for themselves anil as sociates to become lncorpoiated under the name and style of the ‘•laylor-Cook Cypress Company.” 2. The term for which your petitioners de sire to he incorporated is for twenty (20) years, with the privilege of renewal at the expiration of that tune. The capital stock of the corpor ation is to he one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) divided into shares of one hundrrd dollars ($100) each, with lull power and auth ority to increase the capital stock by a maj ority vote of the stock issued, to a sum, not greater th;in three hundred Jhou>and dollars ($300,uu0.) The principal cilice of said coropoi a tion is to he located in Glynn county, state of Georgia, with authority to establish.’whenever the business of the corporation may require or justify, other offices in any other locality or city within or without tne coniines of tlil state. 3. Your petitioners pray, that upon ten per centum of said capital stock being paid in, eitli in money or in real or personal property, equal, iu value often percenium of said capital stock they may be allowed to comuier.co businessman and with full power and authority iu said corpora tion to accept and teceive in payment of stock subscriptions, real and personal property or real or personal property at least, equal in value to the amount of such sub-' scriptions. Your petitioners further pray that said corporation may*have aud use a common seal, change, alter or destroy tho same at their pleasure,sue anti he sued, plead aud he implead ed with iu the courts of this state, or any oilier Btate.or in the courts of the United states, and have in addition thereto all general | ow ers usually given corporations, whether spec ially mentioned herein or not. 4. The object of said corporat ion is to en gage in the aquisilion, manufacture and sale of all kinds and character ol lumber, shingles, cross ties, and all and singular any ar ticle or articles which can or may he manu factuled from trees, timber, wood or their pio ducts, aud to that end to own, maintain, oper ate and conduct any number of saw mills, shingle mills, dry kilns, skidders, tram ways ami other machinery, appliances, vehicles and other means needful or necessary in or about t-aid business. To acquire and dispose of any tree or trees, timber, lumber and wo a, whclhei manufactured or unmanufactured, or whether the same be manufactured by said corporation or any other person,natural or artificial. To have the power and privilege of operation in connection therewith a general and special merchandise business. To have the power nnd authority to do a commission and brokerage business or a commission or brokerage liusi hess, To load or unload any railroad cars, ves sels, steamships or other means ot transporta tion used for transporting passengers or freight on water and charge for the same. To engage in the business ol towing or propelling by steam or othor motive power, any vessel, steamship, or any commodity or commodities, timber, barge or craft within or without the waters of this stale, ami upon the high seas. To have the power and privilege of acquiring, in whole or in part, any vessel, steamship or other cralt propelled in whole or in part by steam or other motive power, To have the power to charter vossels, ami to act as ship brokers or agents. To have the power and privilege of acquiring or constructing any ca nal, railroad or tramway for the purpose of transporting any timber.logs, article or articles or freight of any description, either to be man ufactured by said corporation or any other persons, or for shipment to the markets of the world, or for delivery to any customer of said corporation, and to uo any and all acts perti nent, incident to, or necessary to be done and performed for the successful operation of the business for which your petitioners desire to ho incorporated and not especially herein enumerated. To such end and purpose your petitioners pray that they may be incorpor a ted, as aforesaid, with full power and auth ority, In said corporation, to have, hold, u.-e and enjoy any and all real and personal property ol every description whatsoever that maybe come necessary for the operation of the i usi nfloi; for which your petitioners desire to be and with full power, in said c r -poration* to trausfor apd dispose of the same,or anv part thereof, at w iil aud ju any manner which may be deemed exi edient or neotvaary for the best interesisthereof. With full power and authority, in said corporation, to borrow, money and pledge the assets thereof, in whole or in part, to sepurethe same either by mort gage, deed of trust or other instrument when ever, ani at such times it is beaejiciai fi neces sary for the interest of said corp ra ion Whereupon, Your petitioners pray that they be incorporated under the name and style aforesaid, apd for the term of years, ami for the purposes,and iq the manner herein alleged, and with all and singular the powers allowed corporations of like chat acter grapte4 under the laws of this state. And your petitioners jyjll ever pray. Atkinson & DrxwopY, Attorneys,for Petitioners. Original petition uied in office. This 12th day of July, A. D.,1900. IT. F. pu biomon, Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County, Georgia. Georgia—Glynp County J, 11. F.du Bignon, do certify that the within and foregoing is a true copy of the original pe tition to incorporate “The Taylor Cook Cpyress c ompany” filed this day in the office qi the clerk Superior court of Glynn county. This July 12th. A, 1).. 1900. H. F. DU BIONON, Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County, Georgia ietate of Georgia I County of Glynn. James S. Wright et al, and | Injunction and Re- Foster & Lang, ct al | eeiver pending in vs. Glynn Superior Courjt Merchants and Traders* I May terinJUpO. Bank, etal. ,1 ~ _ All persons interested in this case desiring tQ file interventions therein are requested to do so within ninety days from tl)is date. After the expiration of sai l time no ot her interventions will be entertained. Let this be puh'ished twice a month for three months in the Bruns wick Call and also in the Brunswick Times. This in open court June 7th, 1909. . PAUL K. SKA BROOK, Judge Atlantic Cir cuit, Piesiding. Service By Publication. STATE OF GKOltGf A--Copy|ty of Glynn. John Rogers, 1 In Glynn Superior Court, May vs. 5 Term. Hoo. Susie Rogers. ) LIBEL FOR DIYOUCJS. To the Defendant, Susie Rogers: You arc hereby .commanded to le and appear at the December Term, next, of Glynn Superior Court, to bo holdcn at the court house door iu Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia, on tbo First Monday iii December, 11HK), and by Ten (10) O’clock of the forenoon of said date, then and there to answer the complaint of the plain tiff in the above stated case in his Lioel for Divorce. „ _ Witness the Honorable Joseph W. Bennett, Judge of the Sup rior Court of Glynn County, tbt. llw lotU iluj* ol July, duBIUNON , Clerk Suiiorior Court, LI) nn • utility, Ga. GEORGIA—GIynn County. All persons UavinS claims or domamls against ihe estate of Maiiou Kobinson, de ceased. are hereby notified to present and file (hem with me. properly verified,, as required by law. This J uly 27, HMO. 1 HinVIN BKOItsTON, AdminV.rat.tr Estate Marion Kobinson. STATE OF GEORGIA—GIynn County, The Federal Transport and*! lu Equity in the Insurance Cos., et. al, | Superior Court of vs. i. of said county The Atlantic Cotton Cos., ; Suit to enforce et. al. | payments to capi } tal stock. The defendants, J. H. Ernst, Carlo Ernst, C. Schumacher .S Cos., a copartnership A. Korden A* i o„ a copartnership, H. W. U. Edge. \\ till am O. Vllison and J.S. Thomas,are hereby notified and required to be aud appear in person or by attorney at the next December, lUOO, term of the Superior Court of said couuty, tube held iu the court house of said county, at Brunswick, on t lie first Monday in December, next, anil by hi o'clock, a. til., of said dav. then and thereto answer the plaintiff, in this action.as in default thereof the Court wtll proceed as to justice mai appertain W itness the Hou Jos. IV Bon net .Indue of said Court. This 27th day of July, P)ou. It. F. mi BIG NON. Clerk superior Court, Glynn Cos., Ga. SHERIFF SALES, GEORGIA, Glynn county— Will l*e sold before the court door of said county, on the first Tuesday in September next, within the legal hours of sale, ihe follow ing described property, to-wit: All that certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in ihe city of Brunswick, county of Glynn, and state of Georgfh, and described according to the map and plan of said city made by George R. Bald win, A. D. 1837, as follows, to-wit: The 1101 th we-t one fourth of old Town lot Xn, 548, con taining 45 by 90 feet, and bounded as follows: On the north, 90 feet, by a portion of Old Town lot No. 547; on the east. 45 feet, by a portion ol said Old Town lot No. 548: on the south. 90 feet, by a portion of i>aid Old Town lot No. 548, and on the west, 45 leet, by Amherst s reet. Levied upon as the properly of tho defendant, Cba leg Morris, under and by virtue of an fx cu ion is sued from tne Supeiior court of sai; county, in favor of the Atlantic investment Comp my and against the said Charles Morris, in the princi pal sum of $795.40, besides interest and costs. Notice of levy given tenant in possession, as required by law. Also, at the same time and place, that ce tarn tract or parcel of land, sit .ate, lying and being in Glynn coun-y, Georg a. in ihe city of Bruns wick therein, in the southern portion of said city, in that tract of land known as the Thirty three acre tract, and known, designated and described on and lu the map and plan of said Thirty-three acre tract, as made by E. A Pen niman, city surveyor, which map is recorded in book K E. foli * 256, of the general records of said county, reference to which is had for all purposes, as the northern one half of lot num her four (4). Levied on and sold as the property of John D. Lung, under and by viitueof an exe cution issued from Glynn Superior court in fa - vor of ll:irrv Tattnall and against John I). Lang, for $100(.0 piincipal, cost and inte■■ear. W. H. BKRIUE, Sheriff Also, at the same time and place, the north eastern one-foili th of Town commons lot, num ber seventy-nine (79), between Amherst street and Cochran avenue. Levied on and sold as the property of Rachael Harmon, under and by virtue o’f an execution issued from the Superior court of Glynu jounty and against Rachael 1 Harmon Massie, Patr cU and John C. Moore and in favor of A. D. Candler, Governor, for $l5O principal and $20.25 cost. W. 11, BERRIE, Sheriff. Also, at the same time and place, one Peerless job printing press, chases and rollers. Levied on and sola as the property of Mrs. C A. Leavy, under and by virtue of an execution issued from Glynn Superior court in f .vor of A. Kaiser & Brother and against Mrs. C. A. Leavy, principal, and It. R. Hopkins and II H. Harvey, seemity on replevy bond, for $74.00 principal, $7.25 interest, ami $21.25 cost. Also at the same time and the following described p’opertv to-wit: That certain two lots or parcels of land, situate lying and being in the city of Brunswick, Georgia, known nnu described on Simmons’ map of said city sis Dixville lots numbers one (1/ and two (2) east ol Gordon, betw en Loudon anti Prince streets. Levied on as the property of the estate of E. C. I*. Dart, under and by virtue of an execution issued by 11. J. Read, tx collector, for state aud county taxes due for the year 1899. Amount of tax SI.BB with interest and all costs. Levy made and returned to me by It. S. Pyles, deputy sheriff Also at the same time and place, the following described property, to-wit; That certain lot or parcel of laud, situate Ling and being in the city of Brunswick, Glynn county Georgia, known and designated on the map of the city Brunswick, made by George R. Bald win A. D. 1837, as the southeastern one-half of Old Town lot number 261. Levied on as the property of \V. E. Penuiman under and by vir tue of an execution issued by H, J. Read, tax collector for state and county taxes due for the year 1899. Amount of tar *22.44 with interest and all costs, mad? and returned to me by R. S. Pyles, deputy sherett. Also at the same time and place, the following desc ibed property, to-wit: The lease hold interest in and to one-hall of the western one-half o?Towns Commons lot num ber 151 between Wolf and Albany streets, in the cit yof BniU'-wicK, as per Simmons’ map. Levied on ns the propty of J. T. Abrams under and by virtue of an execution Issue uy H. J. Read, tax collector. Amount oi tax $5,13. with intere.-t aud ail costs. Levy made ana returned to me by R. S. Pyles, deputy sheriff. Also at the same time aud place, the following described property to-wit: That certain lot, tract or parcel pf land situate lying and being in thp city Brunswick and known and design aed on the map of said city, made by George R. Bald win, A. I>. 1837. as the eastern otie-i alf of old Tow*, lot number 466. Levied on as thep on eriy of Join* H. Buage under aftd by virtue of an execution Issued by H. J. Read, tax collec tor, for state aud county taxes due fqr the y^ar 1899. Amount of ax $19.38 with interest and all cots. Levy made and returned to me by K. sj. deputy sheriff. Also at the sapvetime and p’ace, the follow ing described property,to wit: The lease hold interest in and to the n i ll)western one-fourth of Town Common lot number 127, between Lee and Stonewall streets, in the city of Bruns wick,Georgia, as per Simmons map. Levied on as fhe property of Jack Adams and by vir tue of an execution issued by H. J. Read, tax collector, for state aud cqumv U*es due for the 3 ear 1899. Amount of tax with inter est and all costs. Levy made and returned to m,e by R- s* tylos, deputy sheriff. Also also at the same and place, the follow ing described property to-wit: The lease hold interest in and to ihe nprtbcrn one-half of Towns Common lot numljey 105, between Gordon and Johnstou streets, in the city of Brunswick, Georgia, as per Simmons map. Levied n a the property of Wm. McKinzie under an i bv virtue of an exception issued by H. J. Read, tax collector, for taxps due for the year 1899. Amount of tax $3.25 with interest and all Levey made returned to me by R. S. Pyles, deputy sheriff. Also a', the time and j>la.>e, thp following de scribed property, to wit: That certain lot or porce) of land, situate lying aud being in the city of Biuuswiek, Glynn county, Georgia, known au i degt(runted in flie map of said city made by George Baldwin. A 1). 1837, j*s the southwest one-fourth of Old Town lot number 543 Levied ou tho property of Regina Til lis under and by virtue of an execution issued by H.J. Read, tax collector, for taxes due tor Hip year 1899. Amount ol tax $ >.OO with inter est and all cpsts. Levy made and returned to me by R t*. Pyles, deputy sheriff. Also at the same time and pluce.tbe fallowing described propeity,to-wit: Those certain two lots.parce's of land situate and lying in the city of Brunywick, in the Evansville addition there to and known Evansville lots nunibeis 35 and 36, Levied on a* tup property of R. II- Alston, under and by virtue o an is sued by H J. Reed, tax collector, for state and count v taxes due for the year 1899 Amount of tax Levy made and returned to me by R. s. Pyles,* deputy sheriff. W. II BJSRRIF. Sheriff Glynn County, Georgia. Administrators Notice. GEORGIA—GIynn County. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has applied to tin* ordin try of said county for leave to sell land belonging to the estate of Amanda Hughs and for the payment of debts of said estate. Said application will be beard at the regular term of the court of ordinary for said county to lie held on the first Monday in September, 1900, This the oth day of August, 1900. J. K. KNIBB, Administrator Estate of Amanda Hughs. CITAUOX. Georgia—Glynn County. To ad whom it may concern: R. R. Hopkins having in proper form, applied' for permanent administration on the estate of J. D Jones, late of said county, this is is to cite all and singular the creditors aud nextof kin of J 1). Jones to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, nnd show cause,if any, they can. why permanent ad ministration should not be granted to R. R. Hopkins on J. 1). Jones* estate. Witness my baud aud official signature this 6th day of August, 1900, Horace dart, ordinary. COMMISSIONER’S SALE. State of Georgia, County of Glynn, Underand by virtue of a decree entered by the Superior court of Glynn county, < eorgia, at its May term in 1899 in open court June 20,1900 and a decree supplemental thereto giantedat Savannah, Ga., on the 14th day of July, 1900, pursuance of an order taktu in term time on the 25th day of June 1900. the undersigned, as commissioner appointed utder said supple mental decree, will, wit.>iu the legal hours of sate, betorc the courthouse door of Glynn county, Georgia, on Thursday, the 16th day of Augunt, 190% expose and offer for sale at public outcry the unexpired tenn of an estste lor years granted by the Mayor and Council of the city Brunswick, Georgia, ending on the 2:st day of Die. mber 1978, unou the terms and con duionsor nntal and taxation cunlaiued in said conveyance, of, in and to a certain tract of land and water front in the city of Bruuswick, Glynn county, i, .ud wh eh is * i same propei ty convey and under the imsenturo lor a term of years expiring on the day of De cember J 978, and deseriin and as f< I o\v >: Com mencing at a stone on the nortlivve t corner, sixteen hundred twenty-six feet from the southern line ofthec.ty of Brunswick, Geor gia (as per-map or plan of said city made bj’ George K. Baldwin A- 1). 1837) at a point where the eastern line of Bay street, if pro longed south of tho Old Town of the city of Brunswick would reach; thence west.wardly live hundred twenty feet to wharf line of the dock of the McCullough Export Lumber and Warehouse Compan>; thence in a southerly direction seven hundred forty-two feet six inches along said pier head linei thence in an easterly direction eleven hundred forty feet to a stone post on the .shell boulevard; thence northerly along the edge of said shell boule vard two hundred ninety two and one-half feet, to a stone post at the sottheastern corner of Glauber & Isaac’s property; thence in a west erly direction five hundi cd forty feet along tho southern line of the Glarber a Isaac’s properly f o a stone post; thence in a northerly direction four hundred iifiy feet along the Glauber and Isaac's property, being the eastern side of Bay street, if prolonged, to the point of beginning; together w ith, all and singular, the wharves, Imiidmgs. improvements, tracks, switches, ap purtenances. hereditaments and riparian rights unto the same belonging or in anywise appertaining. The terms of said sale are that the successful bidder thereat shall im • ediate - ly upon the property being knocked off o him pay to the unuers'gned, m cash or certified check acceptable to the undersigned, the sum of live thousand dollars, and in the event said sale then and there made is confirmed ly the court under said decree “and supplemental de cree then tho i esidue of said purchase price 'hall be pa} able in the terms of the decree en tered in the Superior court of Glynn county, Georgia, on tho 2tth day of June, 1899, and of said supplemental decree byjtlie Honorable Paul E. Beabrook, Judge of the Superb r courts of the Atlantic circuit, piesiding; reference to which decrees on the minutosof Glynn Super ior court, is hereby bad. By the terms of said supplemental decree the lowest bid which will be received for said properties is thirty thous and dollars. 11. F. DU BIGNON. Comm ssloner. Til’s July 16th, 1900. ADMINISTRATOR’S BALK. GEORGIA—G’ynn Uonnty. Will be sold in said county on the first Tues day iu September, 1960, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. rn„ at public out cry, before the court h mc door (Grant Street side), of said county, to the h ghesi bidder for cash, certain personal property of the estate of Marion Robinson.deceased,consisting of wear ing apparel, ti links, In oks, one zither, two pair opera glasses and one field gin sand other per sonal effects. Said sale will be continued from day to day until completed. Sale made in pur suance of an order of the court of ordinary granted August 9,1900. This August 9, 1900 EDWIN BROBSTON, Admr. Estate of Marion Robinson. PROCLAMATION.—State of Georgia. Ex ecutive Office. Atlanta.—Submitting constitu tional amendment regai ding pensions for the widows of confederate soldiers to a vote of the people a ttlie next general election. Whereas, tlie general assembly of 1899 passed by a constitutional majority the following act to wit: “An act to amend sect‘on J, article 7, para graph 1. of the constitution of Georgia, so as to extend the provisions of sahl section, article aud paragraph to the widows of confederate soldiers, who, by reason of age and poverty, or infirmity and poverty, or blindness and pover ty, are unable to provide a living for them selves, and for other purposes.*’ Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the general assem bly of Georgia, and it is nereby enacted by au thority of the same, that suction 1, article 7, paragraph i, of the constitution of Georgia, be and the same is hereby amended by inserting alter the word “service” in the 13th line, the following words: *'or who, by reason of age and poverty, oi infirmity and poverty or blind ness aud poverty, are unable to earn a living for themsclve ,’ so that said sect.on when so amended, will read as follows, tow it: “To sup ply the soldiers who lost a limb, or limbs in the military service of tho confederate states, with substantial artificial during life; and to make suitable provisions for such coal'edprate soldiers as may have been otherwise disabled or permanently injured In such service; or who may, by reason of age aud poverty.or infirmity and poverty, or olindness and poverty, art un able to provide a living for themselves, and for tlia widows of euchconfederate soldiers as may have died in the service of the confederate states, or since, from wounds received therein, or disease contracted iu tne service, or who by rersonofago and poverty, or infirmity and poyerty, or blindness and poverty, aro unable to provide a living for themselves; provided that the act shall only apply to such widow s as were married at the time of such service, and have remained unmarried sinca the death of such soldier husdand.” Sec. 2. Beit further enacted, that, if this amendment shall be agreed to by two-thirds of the general assembly, of nach house, the same shall be entered on tneir journals with the veas and nays taken thereon, and the governor shall cause the amendment to he published in one or more of ihe newspapers in each congressional district lor two months immediately’ pjccMiing the next general election, and the same shall be submitted to the people at the next general election, and the voters thereat shall have writ ten or printed op their tickets, *For ratifica tion of section 1. article 7, paragraph 1, of tbo constitution of this state,” or “Against rntiflea tion of section 1, article 7. paragraph 1, of the constitution of this state,’’ as they rnav choose; and if 3, majority of the electors qualified to vote for members of the next genera* assembly, voting, shall vote iu favor of ratification, then said amendment shall become a part of said ar ticle 7, soctlon 1, paragraph 1, of the constitu tion of this statu, and the governor shall make proclamation thereof. Sec. a rppoals pouflicting law?. Approved December 21, Iso9, Now, therefore, 1, Allen D. Candler, governor of said state, do Issue this, my proclamation hereby declaring that the fo ego mg proposed amendment of the constitution is hereby sub mitted, for ratification or rejection, to the voters of this state, at the general election to be held on Wednesday, October 3,1900, as provided in said act. ALLEN 1). CANDLER, By the Governor, Governor, J. w. WARREN, Secretary Executive Department. GEORGIA— County. To whom it may concern: John J. Hpean has applied for permanent letters of adminisira lion upon the estate of John Campbell, of said county, deceased. ? ml said matter will be heard •it the September term. 1900. of the court of or dinary of said county. Let objections, if anv. be filed on or before Monday, September 3.19 6 AugUstO, 1900. HORACE DART, Ordinary Glynn County Ga. SSI INCOMES GROW * T f MONEY W,LL EARN 10 * A MONTH. nr.3l I jh e investor’s Fund pays semi-moithly. 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