The Brunswick times-call. (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, October 25, 1900, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTyphoid Fewer Experience Is not desired in your own per son. A Doctor's Observation Is Valuable to All. Read what one any. about Johnson Chill & Fe?er Tonic “Last Fall we had a good deal of Tvpho-Malaria, or perhaps Ty phoid Fever. Borne patients died: some recovered after six or eight weeks. After trying regular rem edies two weeks, i gave Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic. In no In stance hnd It been given more than 24 hours, when lever cooled dpwn and did not return. Patients regained good health rapidly” J.F. Kincuki.ok. M. IX, Conway, Ark. Take JOHNSON'S TONIC at I the first symptom, and KEEP WELL. > A. B. Girardeau, Savannah, (la. Bole Manufacturer. OPERA-HOUSE. One Popular Week! > Commencing -MiDSY, OCTOBER M Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. Peruclri-Beldena COMPANY. (Incopo rated.) Leaders in Modern Repertoire. Specialties will be introduced between the acts by 5 THE PICKETS 5 The greatest acrobatic comedian on the American stage Chelso D. Peruchi —AND— BABY BLANCHE, The Great Child Artist. Prices only 10,20, )oc. ELI ZISSIMATO, 3021 Newcastle St. 'mi i1.... .... latl is CIGARS AND TOBACCO let .'Creas Fresh Ewrr hi Milk Shake Soda WateL Etc.. All Kinds of,Candy. Pleasant to the taste. Effective, reliable. DR. J. H. (MEAN'S LIVER AND KIDNEY BALM Eliminates uric acid. The best remedy for Rheumatism and diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. SI • Bottle, et druogiMJ. THB DM. J, V. MCLEAN MEDICINE 00., T. LOU*, I*o. VWWNA FOR SALE BY Al^iWl W >, BUTTS, TheiDroK(rißt.' T. POOL, Contractor and Builder, 119 South Stonewall Street. Brunswick, - Georgia- SHAKE INTO YOUR.SHOEB -a powder It f i r-s painful, smarting. nervous fe: t n 1 inntantlv t*ice the Ati >ui- f corn- and i.on ion*. t’s the greatest comfvrt dbcovery of tbe age- All'nV oot-Kare noikes light or new shoes feel easp. it is a certain cure for sweat ing, callous and h't. tDvH. aching feet. Iry it toa&y. Bold by aB druggi-d* and shoe store*. By mail for 26c in stamps, Trial package Fr-e. ■A<idr<-* Allen .*■>• Olingtc-.0, Lc Roy, N. SHIPPING REPORT. £ 1 0 irrected Daily by o*pt. Otto Johsnneso n Port of Bramwiok, Out. 24, 1900. Schooners Henry Clausen,* Jr , Mc- Ltughlin, Bath; John C, Smith, Kno lund, Klizabe hport. r SAII.EO. Norwegian bark Pioneer, Sarboe, Warburg; schooner Fannie L. Child, Fuller, Bath. Ship Notice. Neither the master, owners or con signees of the Norwegian bark Areola, will be responsible for any debts contract* and by the crew ol ssid bark, Andrbskn, Master. SPECIAL NOTICE. Neither the -.master, nor owners of the British bark Ethtl Clarke will bs responsible for any debts •"ontraeted by the crew of said steamer. Bkknton, Master. A Minister’s Good Work “l had a severe attack of bilious colic, got a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, took two doses and was en tirely cured,” says Rev. A. A. UowdT, of Empo ria, Kan. “My neighbor across the stieet was sick for over a week, bad two or three bottles o medicine from the doctor. He useeji them for three or four days without relief, the n called in another doctor who treated him for sone days and gave him no relief, so discharged him. I .went over to see him the next morning, He said his bowels were in a terrible fix, that they had been running off so long that it was almost bloody flux. I asked him If he had tried Cham berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and he said. *No.’ I went home-and brought him my bottle and gave him one dose; told him to take another dose in fifteen or twenty min utes if he did not find relief, but he took no more, and was entirely cured I think it the best medicine I have ever tried.” For sale by Dr. Bishop's drug store. Don’t miss seeing Sapho toni ShLrn** It is exasperating to ©ne who knows Foley's Honey and Tar, and knows wbat it will do, to I have a dealer recommend something else as “just the same,” or “just as good” tor colds, coughs, croup, la grippe, etc. W. J. Butts. NOTICE. “Tfce Old Reliable,” Mr. B. F. Leben, bes connecied bim.elf with Mr. F. Joseph Doetfllng’er, who has purohatv and the bakery and oonleclion ery of Mr. J. M. Hoodenpyle, corner Monk and Newcastle streets, and is row prepered to furnish hi* old friends, and the public generally, with every thin*; fresh in bis line, F. Joearn Doitßf LINGKK For sprains, swellings and lameneM, lucre it nothing so ood as Chamberlain’ I'a ~ tsniin. Try It. For sal. at Dr. Bishop's ding store. For Backache use STUART’S GIN and •UCHIL __ In our furnishing goods department you will find all (that’snew and popular. ; Levy’s The Quakers Are Honest People. tThe Quaker Herb Ton ic is not only a blcod purifier, but a Ulooti maker for Pale, Weak and Debilitated people who have not strength nor blood. It acta as a tonic, it regulates di gestion, cures dyspepsia and lends strength and tone to the nervous sys tem. It is a medicine for weak women. It is a purely vegetable medicine, and can be taken by tbe most delicate. Kidney disease, Rheumatism and all Hseaees of tbe Blood, Stomach and Verves soon eaccumb to its wonderful •ffeot on tbe human system. Thou*- inds of people in Georgia recommend t Price 11. CO. QUAKER PAIN BALM is the med icine that the Quaker Doctor made ail if his quick cures with. It’s anew and wonderful medicine for Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache, Rheumatism, Sprains, Pain in Bowels; in fact, all pain can be relieved by it. Price Z>c snd 00c. QUAKER WHITE WONDER SOA P. •t medicated soap for tiic skin, si a!'p ind complexion. Price 10c a cake. QUAKER HEALING SALVE, a regulable ointment for tin cure ot tetter, eczema and eitiptioDS of the *kin. Price 100 a box. FOR SALE BY AM, DRUGGIhTS. F. A. DILLINGHAM, Proprietor, Cincinnati. PolhilTs Drugstore iHE BRUNSWICK TIM ts-CtU, OCTOBER 2-5, ISUO, WHY DR. HATHAWAY CURES. fc'fwoiui for His Marvelous Success— His New, Free Book. I Pr. JTathaway's method °t treatment Is no experi- K, tuent. It Is the result of yi.., _ B twenty years of experl tp§S% m: R cnee lu the most exten- J sive practice of any WjSfcjA J specialist In his line tn the world. He was grad- JKwJjW tutted from one of the best medical colleges In tiie country and perfect ed Ills medical SDd surgl- SV eal education by exren , Tfw 1 | slvo hospital practice. Early In his professional career ho made discov eries which placed him at the head of Ills profes sion as a specialist in treating what are generally known as private diseases of men and women. Tills system of treatment he lias more and more perfected each year until today his cures are so invariable as to be the marvel of tlio medical profession. Enjoying the largost practice of any specialist In the world he still maintains a system of nomi nal fees which makes it possible for all to obtain his services. Hr. Hntlmwaydreats and cures laws of Vitality, Varicocele, Stricture, Wood Poisoning lu Its dif ferent stages. Rheumatism. Weak Hack, Norv ousuess, all manner of Urinary Complaints, Ulcers, Sores and Skin Diseases. Brtghts Disease and all forms of Kidney Troubles. 11 Is treatment lor undertoned men restores lost vitality and makes the patient a strong, well, vigorous man. Dr. Hathaway’s success In the treatment of Varicocele at* stricture without the aid of knife or cautery Is phenomenal. The patient Is treated by this method at his own home \vithmit pain or loss of time from business. Thisis positively tlio only troatment which cures wlthontau operation. Dr; Hathaway calls the particular attention of sufferers from Varicocele and stricture to pages 27, 38,28, 30 and 31 of his new book, entitled, “Manliness, Vigor, Health,” a copy of which will be sent free on application. Write today for free book and symptom blank, mentioning your comidaint. ’ J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. JX „ Dr. Hathaway & Cos., WBryanStreet, Savannah, Ga* aiKXHOy Tills I’AI’KK WHEN W iUTiN’O* LOW RITES-VIA. THE PL ,NT SYSTEM To Hifsnnali, (Is., fir tbe K Its’ Grand CaTnif.l "nd Stri-t Fair. No vember s‘b f l 7b. Otl- fare for the round trip Tirk-fa in be so <1 Novem ber 5 b. ; r. ath. li}’h, lib and u; b, with ll al limit m JStb. A splendid program, of attractions hrs been ar rar g, and. Plan’ S< afptn ticket agifintf will s vt til ] par'f'ruUr-’, >i U. Vjg|Wu*SN, V Passenger Traffic Majjiffiv'x Savangiftip . * New Georgia at L. E. Ribirts’j c truer Egtnont and Albemarle ttreefs. castoAia. Beam tbs /) Ttis Kind* You Hate AlMajrs Banfils J. W. Watkins will loan you money.on personal prop erty and real estate. Things you wen’j find elsewhere, Dunlap and Stet son Hats, Manhattan Shirts. Levy's'. , This is the scaaon when mothers are afarjpei nr tcocunf of croup. I h qtDcklf cured by Ooe Minute C,ngt. Lure, which child reri like tu take, W, .1. Butts, Pure Whiskey, HgrpetV, P rfect Will k-y, JfsrperV Every hoif.le gdcranieed Uarper’e. Sold by T. Ne - mar, Brunswick, G, It He&is the Lurg>, When Miff*ring 'iik t. tM-lnng coiifsli luke done of g. ley's Honey und Jar. The f-orr e* will lie relieved and a warm, mteful feeling nd healing the eane aCTeeted villi he ixpe lieneed. Take no m: -tiinte. W.. 1. Butts. Money loaned on personal property real estate. Ap ply to J. W. Wat Kins. Dr. W. H. Lewis, Lawrencev-I c, Va,, writes: “1 am using Kcdcl D>s pepsia Cure in my practice among v - vere esses of indigeslion, si and find i an admirable remedy." Many huu dreds of physic an. depend upon >h use of Kodol Dysi ppua Cure in Mi ro ach troubles. It digosfs wha f you i a . and allows vou to eat a 1 the good foi and you need, providing vi.u do not over load your stomach. Gives instant re lief and a permanent cu e. W. ,f. Butts. BUY THE GENUINE^ SYRUP OF FIGS a.. MANTOACTURED BY ... CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. tWViVrK THR >AML For Diabetes use STUART’S GIN ard BUCHU: NOTICE APPLICATION FOR ‘ (V A p CHARTER. State of Gun ,ui, ) To the Honorable, the Sec- County of J retary of State of the State Glynn. ) of Georgia. Thepetition of C Downing, F. D Aiken,M Raise'-, E. 11, Mason, N, Emanuel, T. Newman, J. J. Id >tt, L. R. Aiken, K. Brobston and W, G. Brantl 'y, respectfully shows: I. That Cm !, and all of said petitioners, ex cept L. R, Aiken, reside tn the City of Bluus wick, Conui> oi Glynn and state of Georgia, mid that ie; k ,ner 1. It. Aiken lesidesat Mount rieauan?, Comity oi Wayne and State of Georgia. 11. That petitioners desire to obtain for themselves, iheir successors and assigns, a charter for a railroad company to be known as the Brunswick v Birmingham Railroad Com pany, andnhin -eel* 10 be incorporated under -such name a- a corporate b Stlv. for the purpose of building and operating a railway line under saldcharter. 111, Thai the length of the* railroad proposed to b© built by said company will be about four hundred and fifty *.450) miles, as near as can be estimated at this nine, amt,that the general di-. rcction oi same will be southeast to northwest IN. That said proposed railroad beginning in the City of Brim •\w k, Geoigia, vfl jjvoh ably run through tii- 'umiesof Giye.li, Wayne, Pierce, Appling, i oiUe, Irwin, \Yitcox;, Dooly, Sum to , NVt'b'iet’i', ! st.” 'utj, in the state of Georgia, to a pond on t hoHlldarV TTae be tween Georgia and Alabam.vivftliia the county >f Stewart, in Um State <*f Georgia, nnd from said point to the eitves of Montgomery and JUt* mitigh’-m in tliy state of Slabnm •, and the principal places fr. m ■ wbicli it is pro osed to const met said rndrPkid are Bruns wick. Georgia, and Mont con ciy and liirani k hau), Alabama. V That It is proposed to issue capital stock in said railroad c mpflnp to the amount of flf toon thoi sand tsl-ijliON, f.r each mile of said proposed rail road, maKtug a total capitali/ation of six million seven bundled and fifty thousand doiiafi C|D#*sh,f)oo), ami all of the capital stock is to be common, ,->n ek and none of it i>refcn*cd stock. N I.‘ That petitioners desire that'thc charter t - r said railia'md oditipany, obtained under this petition, shail-e<*utlnue in force for the full pQriod lived by tuw, to wit: One hu wised and one (id) years. Nil. That i,t ifj profiosed to locate the princi pal < dice of -aid railroad company In the Gity of Brunswick, Georgia, and petitioners show that they doihtetuMn good laiUi, immediately upon the granting; of oh a iter I here in prayed for, to goTorwapd without delay b secure sub tcrijitloits to the capittU stock, construct, equip inaiAtafp And oiXHste gsitt railroad: NVhevu fore petffionors pray that they, their successors and.ttsidKiis may be Incorporated us such rail* road company, under- the >aid corporate namfc of the Brunswick & JHriniogham Railroad Company, under the lo ws of the Btate of Geor gia, all the rights, power- and me tide ill and neWjußurta cor wyafiorts and as lire fixed and (Wfthed by the frtvrsof sfiid .State, and petitioner* will ever Fife. C. Dow nipir, F. D. Aiken, M. Kaiser, Er-11. Mason, N. Emanuel, n, k*.T. J. Loti, L. R- Aiki n, E.li robs ton, W. G. Brantley, !* ; BER'VICK BY FUJiUCATJON. Stato of Georgia—County of Glynn. Libel lor divorce: in the CL' - Superio!' court of Glynn YB. euuidy. JVlay term, fllOO, Order to perfect servieo iMaikham grunted at said term. To the nefcnAMt,Martin B. Markham. \ oa are hereby required, in person or by at torney, to be and appear, at tko December Term. 1900. of Glynn Superior court, to bo hold en in andTor said county, at the court houaejn Hiunswick, Glynn count , Georgia, on the llrat Monday tn Decemlxu , moo, and you will he thore by ten -10) o'clock, of the forenoon of said day. then and there to answer the complaint of the plaintiff JMrs. KPa Markliarn. m tne above stated case, in her libel fof divorce. vntnoib* the Honorable Joseph W. Bennet, Judge of the Superior court of Glynn county, tins the 24th day of A ugust, IVOo. A, O. 'J ONVNSKND, Deputy Clerk of tlio Superior Cotfrt, GDnn i <-unty, Georgia. ERNEST DART, Attorney for Plaintiff. SERVICE BY PUBLICATION. ’ State of Georgia— County of Glynn. Mre, Lz*:e Long 1 J.il.el lor divorce; in the Superior court of Glynn vs. county, Mav term, 1900 1 order to perfect service, Thomar A. l.oiig. I granted at naid term. To the Defendant. Tto*ma,i A Long. You ar-- hereby required, in person or by at* toi-nev.to I.© and appear, at the December term, 1900.0f the .Glynn Superior court, to be holden in a-i 1 for said county, kt the court h msein Brunswick, Glynn county.Gwrala,ott the flruf MondJiy iu December. 19U), ann you w ill bn the. <• by*ten (JO) o’clock of the forenoon "nf fcald .lay.r ( bqji aud there t‘ answer theconi pl 'nt of the plli’.ntTf. Mrs. Liz/ie Lon/ iq the above stated onvo, fn her libel foeHivoice. Wifncfcs rbi* HonoraliJc Joncpn NV Bennet. jMi'gr <f iho.f y+afi'ior conit of Glynn county. 1 this the 21 tn day of August, lik'd. A. O. T ;WNSEND. Deputy Clerk of ti e Superior Court, Glynn Countv. Georgia. ERNEST DART, Attorney lo.* Id.Lniilf. PUBLIC SULK. *tote of Georgia— ( Gimiy of Glynn. Under and by Virtue of th< power of -ole contained ,u the deed tu secure rb-i t from A Marais A. Davis to the Brunswick Title Uuarnntec and Loan Company, made executed and delivered on tbe 24th nay o February, IM)2, and which said 1 osectir' debt Is <fuf> re corded on e 4 • 142 ana 44 '■ r - \ r, of the general record ot Glynn ..,1 , Georgia, ref erence thereto being had, the Brunswick Title Guarantee an t Load • oinpaoy ••dll expose and offer fur sale to the h g w#t end best bidder for cash, before the c* r ti him* ">r of Givnr county,Georgia, wi'it.n tho legal t ours of sale, on the Hi Et Tuead :y’ in November. UtOti, all of that certain tract, lot or parcel of land, with the flltl •np - and Improvements thereon situate. Jyu g aim being in the Old Town of the t ity < f HmiK wick. • lynu county, Georgia, known and and ‘•cubed as the n irihenaicrn 3Cx9Q feet of 010 Town lot r un b T twcl e (12>. hounded on the no; th by the eastern one-balf of old.town lot number elevea (ll: it. feet; eaM ny Oglethorpe Htreet 30 feet; ‘■outh by the r> mnlnlng e.;4e > portion of hald lot utno' er 12 ( Xi feet, au.l wont by the nortnwestorn portion of -aid Old Town lot number J 2 8* feet, aid Old Town lot nuni her 12 I‘eing L'eotlfled • pon the map of sab' ciiy rnade oy George B. B Id win A. D. 1887. t winch reference ia hereby had for tbeparpom oJ liquidating the indebted due said com pany b/ the -ai<l grantor, namely, $600.00 prin cipal debt, besides interest nnU. the ilrst I'ues* da . in November. (hi ounting to $417 81! and *he further tun; of SO6O as costa of ndvcr tbilmr thi- saie. BUUN-SWKjK TITLK GUAUANTEIq & LOAN UJAi TAN Y. ByO. J\ (JOOOYKAH. President, I A Wet to W. h. H y. Sec A Trea* The Pl*l ' tflfl *i4.. ■ 11 e-1 rnuri' j trip tic: • hOr to h ui fvir, W > rro*- Fir As-ocihlioii, h 1 on* fti> from Tboma.viile, Aibstij, Uiv nr.l Brunswick, .it'Jktotivilli, Lis OHj, Alotioicello r.tid iute* ruedist* points, A spl nd and vognm oi hi r( loo* hss been ,'ii ud andvieHorf w?if be well enteriu nsi) B. W, WarsiN, Pshnenger Traffic Munaynr, SaviE nah, Gt. SHERIFF SALES. GEORGIA, Glynn County. Will he sold before the courthouse door in said county, on the first Tuesday iu November, 1900, the same being the 6th day thereof, within the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash, the following property to-wit: One rodei top desk, six (6) oak mantels, three (3) larsje tombstones, live (5) small tombstones, one Hos ier iron safe. Levied on as the property of the defendant, Reed E. LaMance, to satisfy an exe cution issued from the City court of Bruns wick, county of Glynn, at the March term, In9U, in favor of Swlngler & Falconer for threo hun dred and eiglity-onc dollars and four cents (s:isi.o4) principal, with interest thereon from December 14, 1896, at 6 per cent, per annum until paid and all costs. made and re turned to me by K. F. Tayior, deputy sheriff. Also at the same time and place, the following described property to-wit: Thatcer tain lot, tract or parcel of Tand, situate, lying and being iu the city of Brunswick, county of Glynn, state of Georgia, and known and‘de scribed on Baldwin's map of said city made in the year 1837 as the southwest one-sixth (1-6) of Old Town lot number 64. Levied on as the property of the estate of J. J. Door under and by virtue of an execution' issued by H. J, Read, tax collector, for stiue ac county taxes due for the year 1899. inter ne l> n< rued to the fOl U, U L* ..i..,' certain lots, trarf- •. 1L ( ',f p t L)HlltS L lying and being in tliecH? B^iirunsw t ty of Glynn, slate of Georgia, t and knjwn anA desenhed on Simmons’ man of sitW ciTy, made in the year lsyi. as Habersham park lots num bers 76,77, 91 and 92, between Leo and Gordon streets. Levied on as the property of Mrs. F. E. Hancrsham under and by virtue of an exe cution issued by If. J. Read, tax collefctor, f<r state and county taxes due for the year IS9P. Amount of taxes SSO with interest and all cost. Levy made and returned to me by R. S. Pyles deputy sheriff. Also at the same time and pface, th following described property towit: Thatcor taiu lot or tract of land situate, lying and be ing in the 27tli district G. M„ county of Glynn, state of Georgia, and known as a part or Colo nel’s island, containing two hundred (260) acres more or less. Bounded on the north by lands of the Boutb Brunswick Railway Cos., on the west by Fancy Binfl creek, on the south and east by lands of tbeliru ns wick Dock Cos, Lev ied on ns the property of raid Brunswick Dock Cos. under and by virtue of an execution issued by 11. J. Read.tax collector.for state and county taxes due for the year 1890. Amount of tax one hundred and twenty-llvo dollars ($125.) with interest and all costs. l evy made and return ed to tne by U. 8. Pyles, deputy sheriff. \V. H. BERRIE, Sheriff Glynn County,Ga. REGISTRATION NOTICE. Office City Clerk, Brunswick, Ga., Oct. 1,1000. In accordance with Section X of the amended cbar’erol the City of Brunswick, apnroved November IH, 1880.1 will on the llrst Monday in October, 1990,at 10 a. m., open the books for*the registration of the qualified (lo be qualified to register all State,County and City Taxes must he paid) voters of the city of Brunswick, Ga , and keep the same open until the first Monday in November, 1000. L. 0. BOl)ET, Clerk. CITATION. G KORGI A—G ly n n County. To whom it may concern: A. C. Shannon having m proper form applied to me for per manent letters of administration upon the es tate of 1). F. Sleeper, of said county, deceased, this is to cite the creditors and next of kin of said deceased to h© aiid appear at my office withiutiMJ time required hi* law’ and show cause, iftoy, why permanent letters should not 1.0 graiuCn to the applicant as nrayed for. Witnei-s my official Ggnatnre thlß 11th of Octo ber, 1900. HORACE DART, Ordinary. CITATION. G E'HiGTA GLYNN CCUNTV. Lorena Turner, Nvifc of Alfred Turner, has pp led for ex< motion of personality and sett ing apart And valuation of homestead out of h’- pi.iperiy ino 1 will p *ss upon the same at lq "'clock a. m . on the 22nd day of October,l9oo. at k y '.nice. This September 29th, 1900 HORACE DART, Ordinary Glynn County, Ga. fi>IvKVICE BY PUBLICATION'. State of Georgia—County of Glynn. Mrs. Edna NVylie Libel for divorce; in the superior court of Glynn *vs. county, May torm, 1900, order to perfect service, James NVylie. granted at said term. To the Defendant, James Wylie. Y u are hereby required, in person or by at torney to be and appear at the December term, 19. 0, of Gl> en Superior court, to be hold en 1 t nun for said county, at the court house, ia Brunswick* Glynn county, Georgia, on the first Monday In December, 1000. and you will lu- there hr len (10) o’clock of the forenoon of said day. then arid there lo answer the com idab.to. ilie plaintiff. Mrs. Edna NVylie, In the Hoove ftinit .1 case, in her libel for divorce. >\ iintjt’.s ihe Honombie Joseph NV. Bennet, -ludgo of the Superior cohrt of Glyun coumv. thi, ibe 24’h day of August* 1000. A.O TOWNSEND, Deputy CJCrk of the Superior Court, Glyur Bounty. Georgia. KRNH -T DART, Attornev for Piainßff, % AI'MINHI KATOUS SiDK it KORGf A— (Givnn Court/. By virtue of in order ti c. Court of Orcli iiui ?of HiruJ fioftnty, I v.'L ♦-vlr at public ou.pry on 'lih flight Tuesdax iu Norewber, 1900. at tbe 'mrt h*me in a;d . ounty, within the legal hours of sijle., the fallowing described lands, the propci ty of the es; ate of Bridget Mincdian. and - *'hf and sitrmte In the City oj Braunewiek. in ~!d- i. u and county, tn wP ; Lots numbers t -vel> o or.udred and tblity-seven (i2H7i. twelve bun rad and thirty eight tISWO, twelve hundred <na ih.rty-n no < 12:tf), twelve hundred Hrtd forty (1240; six hundred ami forty-two (042), m.i six hundred and lorty-tbroe :b4ij), respeo ivelv. eiu liof said lots be inf In th it portion of said el tv comnioniy called •♦Now Towu.’’ and d upon the map of the plan of said city as made by Geo, B. Baldwin, serveyor, A. i . !87. no lof ihe addition th re.t>.bvtlieunm t-ers described, anu to which man and to the oi dc of Hid court of ordinary aforesaid, reference is rnadof m all purposes of descilp Mon. ADo, fhe unexplred interest in and to t li<-. following l>>ts or parcuU ofland sit oat.- >n idw* my oi B unswick. ad in that part •hen .f i mimonly abed “Town '‘om uns,>’to vll: 'J -- ** p rtio.i of Aot 1101000* s verity-five 7/) iio iiiiig ertv i4“) feel on Anlicrot street • n<i in- tv ('jo> ieet• u >J i-tr*:et,ie iSJtsebohi thtrcn -*x I* Ii gu on March 2l, c TOPI J lot mini* ’■••roi.r f Mid th rty-flve 135), bounded u.liij v. y sir. t, south by L street, west '> V\ of 1 a ,and Morth by lof number one <1 I;., mi I'lhtv f'O'.ir, aud laving a front. 11 on A i.v and w Jfe ireeu ‘eapectivoly of .iu. h (9j;b ei v. .1 depth between .■•aid streett if hi. ir dvn e| <J80) feet. /)o tbai j rijnejHyf 1t number 014? hundred juiu ib rt/- nr nStyrjoun'ied ca t l r AJJ>aiiy tre< -uhi . otuumtur ou* hu ireri find ' • 1 i' C • • . Hi a..d orih b 1 - thirty-I '' r- :k. h.. thf j ortifluoftnl lot ■ hmi’ku n hiM'H i.d Thirty thre* / Hu efi at.i f* tiy**niy.td e (29) feet u- .u Al.jany ai* i u^Mtf*ty O-.f) fee upon V -luret, K h-d in -t thefcin cxniriM Alarm 2 I* q ii.d Ujm . escrii.ilou of ca -h .f rtlefl Town ( ' nirons lot . and omts f lots v vv..h c‘i, r|w r*iF< * what H e,ot/i .. ivctfit <i ucHHiisrh •> ey of h*fTown - 0n. 1.1 CSifttdjhty of f;L in fno of iln •01 o'i.ud<U' '<w- I ke.cof rcrniJ ut aa-e i*a*ii, I * r ffriljvtf* BIP \ in nil* 1 ’u/jc no its non I'tc.jjridgct Mine, ban, deeenxon. *§■- NOTiCfi TO i'AXI'AVKt.H. r’or thepuyp ki* of ( w, p> Ui.y Jm Nlnteaild ' Coif ,y 1 ajt f o. ‘M I w .1* •e at tbe. foil MVing bjj • f oici .ncf- on flav-* named, to-wtt; 2 l>i t. 27, Nov- i and Dec. 3. 27 Diril. Ont 2i> N *v 2/1 and Dec. 4. j;tr>ft DDt., Gt... 25, N0v.21 a? and Dec C. 14 u I>4- . Oct. 24. Nov. 22 mid 1 ec. 7. 2d I Hat.. Oct, 2V, 80, 81. Nov. *:i, 2t, *241, and Deo. 8,10, 11. H.J.Kkap, T. C. Glynn Cos, 1 Service By Publication. STATE OF GEORG IA - - County of Glynn. John Rogers, 1 In Glynn Superior Court, May vs. S Term, 1900. Susie Rogers. ) LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. To the Defendant, Simie Rogers: You are hereby emumanded to be and appear at the Deceml>er Term,uext, of Glynn Superior Court, to be holdcn at the court house in Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia, on the First Monday in December, 1900, 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, tbisthe 10th day of July, 1900. ' H. F. duBFGNON, . ■ *>• -Cfhg” ' ounty.Ga, SKRN GEORGIA—GIynn County. Mra. IMary C. Renptird vs. Jefferson Levy, The National Baukor Brunswick and the May or and Council of Brunsw ick.-Petitiou for par lion of realty in Glynn Superior court, De ceinlier Term thoroof,l9oo. To the i>efendrnt, Jefferson Levy: You are hereby notified that the petitioner in the above stated ease will apply for a parti tion of that certain real property in the state of Geoigia,county ot Glynn and city of Bruns wick, described as follows: T e Northeastern portion of what is known as and called the , “Thirty Acr© Tract” or “The Wells Tract”’ hivviag the following courses and distances, to fvltjr Commencing at the centre of the Souths jpßTlineof ITnion street aud running thence 7s<snthw ardly 1,610 feet; tlieuee running Easi- Avardly SIO feet; thence running Northwardly lolOfeet; thence running NVcatwaiilly 855 feet, except three certain small tracts heretofore ebld by the owners; such application for par titi in of said land will be made at the next term of said corn tto be held on the first Mon dao In December next. This notice given in pursuance of an order granted September 28, HKM), by Hon. Paul K. seabrook, judge of said court presiding, the rionurable Joseph W, Bennet being disqualified in said case. . Witness the Honorable. Paul E. Seabrook, itlOO 56 ° f CoMrt Pawing, this October 1, ’ , , e H. F, I>U BIGNON. Clerk Superior Pourt, Glynn County, Ga. SPARKS & TWITTY, Petitioner’s Attorneys. John M Steele | Application for re vs. , , Janie Hudler, formerly I nioval of Junto Steele. I disabilities. Notice t" neioby givon tliaton the util Jav ol October, li'oo, the undersigned Hied in tlio oiUcc ot the clerk of the Superior court of Glynn county his application for removal of the disa bilil 108 resting upon him under tha veraict and judgment rendered in said court May 21, 1900 in Uiej suit of his former wife, Jamo Steele! ogamst himfor divorce, and that said applica tion will he heard at the term of said court be ffinning on the first Monday in December next. I’hlA October 8,1900. JOHN M.STEELE CITATION. GEORG] N —Glynn County. To w hom it may concern: 11. J. Read having n pioper form applied to me for permanent letters of administration on the estate of George McArthur, late of said countv, this is to cite all and singular, the creditors and next of kin of George Me Arthur to hound appeur at iny office within the time allowed by law and show; cause, if any they can, why ermanent administration should not be granted to 11. J. Rendon George McArthur's eatut*. Witness my hand official signature this 12th day ’'of Oc tober, 19C0. HORACE DART, Ordinary. citation! Georgia—Glynn County. Mrs. !• an me A. Smith lias applied for i xernp tlon or personality and the settii g i-p.ut aud ' aluation |r homeskad oui of .H e estate of H C, Smith. decea c ed, Into of s.-dd county and state, and l w ill pass upon Hie aanie at ten o’clock a m.,on the 22nd day of (vc-obe:, 1900, at my office in the court house of said countv and state. lIOItiCK Ordinary Ga. CITATION. GEORGIA—GIynn C'oi’nty. AV iiereas. Kiln J, Jennings, mlinliLetr.ii 1 ix of George \V. Calvin estate, j-rprearcu, to the conn in h-r pctitkß'i. duly filed Hint entered on record, that she has fully admlni toi ed George >V. (;alvin’a rstaie. This is, therefore, to cite all persons concerned, kindred mul creditors, to show* cause, if any they can, why said ad ministratrix should not be rtreharg. <! from administration, and receive loiters of dismis sion on the lirst Monday in December, 1900. HOKaCK DAItT, Ordinary. CITATION. Georgia—Glynn County. Mrs. Mary Mahoney having made applica tion for twelve months’ support,out of tbe estate of Timothy Mahoney, uiid appraisers duly appointed to set apart the same having filed their return, all persons concerned aro hereby required to show cause before the court of ordinary of said county On the first Monday 111 Novembeiyibou, why said application should not be granted. This 4th dav of November f I9W. ftlb- ( HOR ACE Dart, Ordinary. CITATION. GKORGI V—Glynn County t i banns Dart, of Glynn countv, in said Slate has applied to the Ordinary of said county of Glynn for exemption of personalty and seltiug apart and valuation of homestead, and I w ill pass upon the b ime at 10 o'clock u. rn. upon the '• day of October, llKki, at the court house in sa-U county of Glynn. This September 2*2, IKK). t , „ JEFFERSON f. * PARKS. Judge CD v Court of Brunswick and pro Uac vice mljnary Olynn County, Georgia. Administrators Notice, Ad persona having claims against 4,Btal ® ot -1 G. Campbell will present them to if®, u ' Jor - Bigned, and all owing said estate xJI oi eas ° I ay tlielr accounts to J. j. 8A ka , Adm'r. Fstate J. G Campbell. —— state of Georgia—County of Glvr 11 * .. J he co-partnership Heretofore t'aisting, under the Ann name and style of Tayl or Coi‘k & Cora pauy engaged in the saw mill business, in the manufacture of cypress lui*** ,er * ant * otherwise, at Brunswick, Ga , leaving served its purposes, it is mutual *f , agreed by all of the undersigned u.ombera of said firm that the said pJnership be and the same is hereby dissolve* 1 by mutual consent. The business heretofo'® carried on by the said company will h®*ej^ ter be conducted by the corporation duly by the Superior court of Ghrim county". G * ,r ? la Wlt h its principal Ofii-e tu Bron-w'icU* C3a k ow as and callel the Tavlor-Cook (syntussCompany. All debt ors, credit'irs ai)' ,J other parties dealing with paid co*pirtne> - h '!> in the pant and all persons I otherwise -nuerested will take notice. ThisOc- I tuber and. B"/‘ Respectfully, AM, N. Taylor. 'J'. U. Cook, i W.il 8 Tayb.r. J. II Cook. I Mrs if attic J, ft..**, A. W. Cook. ' Mrs. Rebecca A. C >ok. J. W. Cook. • Mrs. 1 M. Calvin. fckSERVICK RY PUBLICATION. Mrs. Clyde Freeman, Libel for Divorce. Re turnable to December vs. Term. 1900,0f Superior Court of Ulynn couu- O. J. Freeman, ty, Georgia. • To the f 'id <U}fi‘ndant, O. J. Fr< eiuan: . Vow are b tlfby n.q lireu* pei-Monally or by attorney, to tie ami appear at the next term of ,th Superior Court ot said county, conva *ing H the flr t Monday m Dcestnbor, 1900,then ana there to answer te plaintiff, Clyde Vreeman, ■ipo< the merits of her petition for divorce bled ajjuire*l. >' u: as in defaul' of *i> h i.ppearance the court will proceed a- to justice shall apper tain. wltnost the Don Joseph W. Beunet, Judue of said Superior Cos trt, th s 22d day of August,liW, A.O.T DVNSKfvD, Deputy Clerk Superior Court, Giynn Cos., On. ' D. VV. KRAUB3,lltir. Atty.