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The Brunswick Call.
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BYR. A. MULLINS, LESSEE.
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or mail pei year, 16 Oft; per wank U ceoU. Cor
respondent* on lira subject, eoliclted. Real
name or witter should accompany am. Bab
eorlftione payable la advance.
Addrma all eommnnlcattone to
THK TIM W-CALL,
Brna.wiek.Qa.
TO 8UB80RIBBM:
Subscriber, ara reqneated to notify the offlee
when the/ rail to get any nine of the Tlmaa-
Oall. attention to tble matter will bo appia
i latud by the publishers
Schley mu* ba aa tailed, The ver
dict of Dewey s w rth mota than tbe
vardio' of all iho o nuoodoret, admirals
etc , in :he American navy,
This thing U hein* cirriad too (ar.
Now Chios# i re* au ran to a ars putting
to da k telephone ao busy men can
talk ts they bolt lb ir food.
'1 here la muoh aolioituda ore the
condition it Speaker John D. Little.
He it in a private eanitirinm Ir A.'-
lana and la threa anad with pneu
moult
■rgagdusLga. an juua
Tue gr.a et ir. lit lo v*l h American
Jour, a iam, dumtnou a K ota - Hawkins,
1* tba r n tuu h•> u w Jn-t bow a
n.W.pairr ug <o he mi tra Uofor
lunalely ruga* it iu eua o'her bast*
nets.
Thl, part f r.ats is the land where
they nav.rr #h >vel snow H uston
Post, “We beard of that coun'rj
where they uma * uiy ! anow,” aay*
tbt C l e- Sun.
T t VVeioiova He-ald 1* running the
name of W.W. Sharpe of Waycros. for
railroad a. muil-n oriar at tha brad of
ita editorial coluu n, anil an exchange
wama to k ow “ what’a itia matter with
Pope Mrowii far railroad oommltaion*
elf
Tk Muuston P a! ears a Beaumont
can gw the oil ea’t, she will market
wire oil ib vin 1 g vaar 'bau K itsla
told la iVUu. Soma idea of ib rx ent
of tble bu Ira otu b* | nod from thr
fact that ihe Itu ia i Suds marketer
365.000. W carrel. of oil In 1900
One pttba n o*t valuable a-net i
human ctarrluln , Tne man or
woman who bar oul Ira ed the habit ol
being cheerin' under any o rcumaiance
cannot be (Uni and Tip y tnnr el through
or eurmnu t uvory dilli nliy. Wnere
Others aea only gl loot or are t alf be-1
wlldered in the I. b.ri.th of dou n or
difficult), the on. e-fol a ol aee he
alar of li peahea 1 , ma\hp faint and
far away, but Ia them It '• ad* them
on ward ard uow ,td, H.ve jon charr
fttlnaa-l O*- it Cut-iv.'e naa yon
would no.fling < lao W ien you have
your systrrn samraied wi'b it, ' hen no
buffering of th" worli r.n barm )ou.
Heavy plated nng* *l h pearl sets
at 75a at H lin’a
Tlia largaat al and b -at line of ailt er noval
ties and toilet artla eto tie found ii the
city la at Cannon Mott's Jewelry Start,
915 tiawoaatia atreat
FOR BALE —A htndaome silver
•ervloe. Pnoa ren.imt'l , Apply 910
H-ynolda street.
FO/t RENT—Tour g trd, o.imforta*
bio room* fUMilahed or oi.furnl.hpd, to
psr.te. ai'bnut ob'idren. App y at
405 U 8. It
Kina French and Japanese ('hina at
Kannon Most* Jewelry more. 915 Newcas
tle street.
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For Latirippe and Influ
enza use ciniwir’d fx-
PfcOTQRAtf C.
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA- Glynn County:
Will he sold before tbe court house m Brnna
wick, Glynn county, Goorjfia, on the first
Tueaday in Jauuary, lttOS, the same being the
?tb day thereof, between the hours of 10 a. m.
aad4 o’clock p. in. said date.
Tne following described property to-wit: All
t bat cert ain,lot tr .ct or parcel of land in the city
of Brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia, com
monly known and called Town Commons and
knowu on tha map or plan of said city as Town
Commons, lot 100, between Albany and Am
herst streets in the city of Brunswick, said
county and state, and bounded as follows;
Beginning at the northeast corner of
Albany and L streets running thence
east 4254 feet; thence northerly at
right angles with said line u distance of do
feet; then* eln a westerly direction at right
angles with said line 4feet; thence in a
southerly direction along the eastern line of
Albany street for a distance do feet back to the
point of bjginnig, and upon which is situated
the church known aa Paynes Chap si A. M. E.
church. Levied upon and under and by virtue
of an execution issued out of the N. P. & Ex.
O. J- I*, court of the SOth Diet. O.M. Glynn Cos.,
Oa., on the 2nd day of November, 1201, in favor
of .1.8, Wright against the trustees ot Payne’s
Chapel, defendants. L‘vy made by G. N.
Tharin, constable, and returned to me.
Principal #2 00, interest 10c and costs |2.05.
Also at the same time and place will t>e sold
the following property to-wit: That certain
ti aot, lot, tract or parcel of,land situated lying
and being In the 27th district G. M. of Glynn
county and stale of Georgia, and describ
ed as that portion of the -Half Moon Tract,’’
containing ninety acres more or less, which is
bounded on tbe north by other portions of the
Half Moon Tract of Lana, and the lands of J.
Llowellen,on th© south, and east by Little
Satilla river, and on tbe west by lands known
as the “Lo w Tract. 1 Said tract of land levied
on underand by vivtue<of two tax executions
Issued by If. J. Reed, tax collector of said coun
ty of Glynn for the state and county taxas due
by Geo.W. Pyles,for the years IB2S and 1200,and
said described property levied on under said
executions as the property of the estate of the
said George W. Pyles late of said county, now
deceased. One of said execution* being lor the
sura of #15,12 taxe.- due for the year I*9B, besides
interests and costH.aud the other of said exe
cutions being for the sum $9 05 taxes doe for
the year 1900, Upsides intercut and costs. Said
two tax executions being owned by C, A. Rus
sell, transferee. Levies mad ■ and returned to
me by R. S. Pyles, deputy.
Also at the same time and p'aee, the follow
ing described property to-wit; That certain lot,
tract or parcel of land situate, lying and being
in the city of Brunswick, county of Glynn and
state of Georgia, aud unowned and described
on Baldwin's map of said city made in the
year lHk7gß the eastern one-third (1-3) of Old
Town lot number 119. Levied on a* the prop*
elty of L. J Loavy and wife, under and by vir
tue of an execution issued by H. J. Reed, tax
collector for slate and county taxes due for
the year, A mourn ot tax #22,17 besides interest
and cost. Levy made and returned to me by
K. 8, Pyles, deputy sheriff.
Also al the name time aud place, the follow
ing property to-wit: Ail that certain lot,
trad or parcel of land in the city of Uruns
wlck.Glynn county, Ua.,commonly known and
called Town Commons and known on the map
or plan of the said city as Town Commons lot
number 100, between Albany and Amherst
streets in the city of Brunswick, said county
and state, and bounded as follows; Beginning
at the Northeait corner of Albany aud L
streets,and running thence East I2‘s feet;
thence Northerly at right angles with said line
a distance of 00 feet; thence in a Westerly
direction at right angles with said line l*2‘s
feet; thence in asoutheriy and ruction along the
Eastern line of Albany street for a distance of
00 feet back to the point or beginning, nr.d upon
which is situated the church known us Paynes
Chapel A. M, B church.
Isevtcd upon under an t by virtue of an exe
cution issued out of the N. P. and Kx officio J.
P. court of the 2dth Hist. G. M Glynn county,
Ua., op the 2nd day of November, 1901, iu favor
of Gufile Jenkins against the trustees of Payne*
Chapel, defendants. Principal #5.00, interest
sc. and costs 12.95. Levy made by GN. Tharin,
const able and returned to me.
This the 9rti day of December, 1901.
W. H. BKRfiZE,
Sheriff Glynn County Ga.
SALE OF MORTGAGE PROPERTY.
>TAI’E OF GEORGlA—GlyunCounty:
Uhaer ftud by virtue of a power of sale con
tained in a mortgage executed by Orton Pyle*
to W. E, Kecknftgle, dated June 4th, 1897, and
recorded in the office of the clerk of the Superi
or court of Glvnncounty and said rat*,in Book
Volume 9, pages 217 to 931 inclusive, and legally
assigned and transferred to the undersigned,
A. Bradley Coley. Said assignment and trans
fer biug duly recorded iu Book Volume 9, on
pffgea Xft to 377, in the office of the clerk of the
Superior coart of *nid county. I, the under
signed, A Bradley Coley,will sell at public out
cry, before the court house door of aid county
during the legal hour* of *le to tne highest
and liest bidderon‘ihc Hrt Tuesday in Jauunrv,
A. IX Hk#. the followiog property, to-wit: Ail
of that lot, tract ot body of land situate fving
and being in said county of Glynn an 1 stain oi
Georgia, and in the 27th Mihtis District or said
.State, containing one thonaaud live hundred
aud forty-six acre* more or less, one thousand
and eleven acres thereof being hig . land and
the balance marsh land, and Having these
courses and distance* to say: Ooimuencin at
a stake on the left bank of Little Setltla
river,aud running thence north four degrees
cast, fifty-three chains to the edge of the hgu
lands, thenoe on upon th* sente course, four
teen chains from the salt marsh to a static;
thenceforth, forty-one degrees east, thLteeu
chains and fifty-seven link* to a stake ; thence
north, twelve degree* nod tuirty minut s west,
fifty-tout <*hain* and sirty-seven link* to a
stump on the edge of the public road from
Fancy Bind' in sal t county, to s,nd Hills in
Wayne county, Georgia; thence along said
public road in u westerly course, to a stake on
the eastward Line of a tract of laud now owned
by SymnWit Beunet and Robert S. Pvlea, amt
generally known as the-Ma* tin Palmer i met
thence at about right angles south, fifteen le
groes and forty-five mi it o to* oust, seventy two I
ciiaius to the edge of the salt marsh, ami thn •
on keepiug the same course tweaty-threo chain* 1
to Little Satilla river following its meander- i
iugstotlie initial poiut. ami bouuded on the
west by the said “Martin Palmer Tract,” on the
north by tbe said public road, on the east by
the lauds known as the ‘ Bin© two hundred
acre tract and the .McKenzie tract, and
on the toutb by the Little set ilia
river. Said tract of land atiove
Ueacrilted is generally know n ‘The
Land* End Track. And also al 1 , of that other
tract of land situate, lying and being in the
county of Glynn ana state of Georgia ami in
the 27th Mlluia Dtatiict tlu-rviu, aud containing
four hand red and twelve acres more or less,
and having the following e mrscs and die
tauoe*. to say : Comment ing .it a?staWe (*lllllOl
said public road Iroui “Fancy Bluff” to 1
“Sand Hills” and on tueeaat line of t ie above j
mentioned ‘Martin Palmer Tract” and running
thence north seventecu ana a quartet de i ee- .
west four thousand two hundred au l tutr v tea) !
to a stake; thence n rth, seventy-four degixes ;
east four thousand seven hundred a <t ten Get
to a Ktrtke. thence aouth, eleven mid a hall de
grees east, three thousaud five hundred feet to
the said public road; thence westw rdlv along
said public road to tue luitial point,ami Itound
•d on the west by the said “Martin Palmer
Traci’ ami the ‘Oakrnau Tract" uoith, and
•a*t by the lands of Scarlett and others. Said
tract being a portion of the original Oak Uiove
Traci, amt on the south by the said public road,
said tract oj land last discribed being gener
ally the-Big Branch*' tract. Said two tracts of
land above described to lie sold for the purpose
of paying three certain promlsory notes for the
sum t.f two hundred dollars each, with Interest
from date at the rate of eight per cent per an-
UQin aud ten per cent attorney fees The total
amount m>w due on said notes being six hun
dred dollars ns principal, with interest at
the rate of eight per cent par annum from the
fourth day of February, A.D. 1900. said notos
executed aud delivered to said \\\E Hecknngle
by said Orion Pyles on June 4th,.1827, and sc
oured by aid tnoitgaga, and legally assigned
and transferred to the nndorsigned, A. Brad
ley Coley by tue !(aid Kecknagle on the 4th day
of February, 1898.
Also for khe further purpose of paying the
expenses of oollejtiou ot said notes including
the cost of advertisement of this sale as pro
vided for in said mortgage. Sale to be for cash,
and the pll rebate money to be paid bn delivery
of the <ii ed to the purchaser.
This 9th day of December, 1901.
A. BRADLEY COLEY.
Ira E. Smith, Atty.
CITATION.
GFiORGIA~GIynu County.
To whom it may concern:
J. C. Franklin having made application to
tue, in due form, to be appointed permanent
adrainistMtior upon the estate of John P. Har
vey, late of said county, deceased, nance 1*
heritor given that said application will I>©
heard at ihe regular term o* the Court of Ordi
nary for *ld county, to he held on the first
Monday in January, 19i>2.
Willies* my hand aud >rtlcia) idgnatuae, this
loth day of December, MM.
HORACE DART.
Osdiuary Ulynu County
THE BRUNSWICK fIMEH-CALL, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17 1001
D&ntagious
Ltvuti Poison
There is no poison so highly contagious,
sp deceptive and so destructive. Don’t b
too sure you are cured because all external
signs of U;e disease have disappeared, and
the doctor 3ays you are well. Many per
sons have been dosed with Mercury and
Pot.;sh for months or years, and pr.
noil need cure 1- -to realize when too late
that the disease ws only covered up
“••* *• tessa
out again, and to their sorrow and mortifi
cation find those nearest and dearest to
them have been infected by this loath
some disease, for no other poison is so
surely transmitted from parent to child
as this. Often a bad case of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula or severe skin disease,
an old sore or ulcer developing in middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con
i nearly Sin of ***** Par Bn 3.
life, for it remains smoldering in the sys
tem forever, unless properly-treated and
driven out in the beginning. S. S. S. is
the only antidote for this peculiar virus,
the only remedy known that can over
come it and drive it out of the blood, and
it does this so thoroughly aud effectually
that there is never a return of the disease
to tburrass or humiliate you afterwards.
cures Contagious blood
aX Sni Poison in any and all
vNt.. stages; contains no
AJ|A LJI mineral to break down
WKs- UV XySflF yourconstitution ; it is
purely vegetable aud the only blood puri
fier known that cleahses the blood and
at the same time builds up the general
health.
Our little book on contagious blood
poison is the most complete and instruc
tive ev<r issued; it not only tells all
about this disease, but also liow to cure
yourself at home. It is free and should
be in the Lands of everyone seeking a
Cure Send for it.
THE SWIfT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA 01.
hats have never been ex
celled in any previous display,
These hats are all of very
artistic concepts n and are
developed in goods of excep
tionally good quality and
beauty, Perhaps no such
value has never been offered.
HISS KITE SLITEK
114 UI oeCKSTBR ST
KIDNEY DISEASES
r* th* most fatal ot ail dt
iim,
m CV’O kidney duri ii
rllL&l 0 Suiriitsss Riavij
ar money refunded. Ccntatn*
remedies recognized by anto
nent physician* a* th* 6tst fo
Kidney and Bladder trouhlaa
nudHsMiiua
W J 1U TTS"~“
For a bad Twist ’
m any part or the boJy a remedy ie in our
large stock of
PATENT MEDICINES.
Sons ol time ars far-reaching and all
powerful. Tone up the whole eystem and
enable it to throw off dissae* in any part
of the body.
Below la a partial list of remedies for ills
moat prevalent this season.
Laxative Bromo Quinine, BromoLaxlne.
Throat Ease. Frofj In Your Throat, Smith's
Cr utch Syrup
SMITH’S PhARM IGY i KSL*
Of benki it to you.
D, S. Mitchell, Falford, Md. “Daring a
long illness 1 was troubled with badeorei,
wai advised to try I eWitt e Witoh Haeel
Ba've and did eo with wonderfnl re*ulte
I was perlectty curel It is the bee salve
on *he market ” Sure cure tor piles, tores,
burns Rew re ot c 'unterfeHe. W. J.
Butte
Opera House
4 —NIGHTS —4
speeiii Mine soiuidoy
HID SQUARE OPERA GO.
In its Latest
OPERATIC SUCCESSES
25-ARTISTS-25
EEPEWTOIR.
Wednesday J,A MABCOTIE
Thursday THE CIBCI’S GIKL
Friday THE VILLAGE BHIDE
Saturday THE PiiIATES Op MOEROCCO
Saturday Matinee ... THE BOHEMIAN GIKL
Secure a Season Ticket;
on sale today
POSITIVEI.TTHE GREATEST PLAY EVER
PK KHENTEL IN BRUNSWICK.
Mi TINES ANDNIGoT
Wednesday, Dec. 25
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT!
E. J. CARPENTER’S
Splendid Soonic Production of
Btonkk’Wiai great ©fcory of Christianity,
QUO VADIS
UR BUS BATTLE WITH THE AUROCHS.
(An tetoal b*m in shi& great production.)
This Superb Soenic Production
it ;t dramatisation of Henry Sicnkiowicz’s
wo* dei iul tior> tb- sens;.tton of th
CkriaUaii world.
F#r stag© rpraa©ntation #t U divided into
SIX ACTS AND NINE SCENES.
Illustrating in a manner graphic and convinc
ing the Dawn of Chriatianity and
Downfall nS Paganism.
Cast with the toll strength of
. J.CAKPEiVTeR’S
Large and Powerful Dramatic Company,
JAMES A. YOUNG, AS VINICUS.
Q/>C||CPV (bone required belonging to the
jVJLnL.fI I opera house) by Thos. Neville.
Each . ©no u tribute to thia great artist’s skill.
PHCTIIMCQ toy Doacalcbi. Rich, beautiful
UUO I Ulil LO ami lirstorieaUy corrtet.
’’Quo Vadis is a perxnan with no one asleep in
the pew.*~Natcliez, Ml*>s . Daily Democrat.
NOTK—Universal praise from managers and
iicwiparjor* where this line company has
lately appeared. juatiSoi Managers Fleming &
Waff In offering tnenft apei'lal Inducements to
come, and u 1 con fid sntly expected to lie the
leading aimn-cmeat of the st^asoh.
Sals of asruta will iiejtn at Flenung A Waff’s
Friday, .
SPECIAL MATINEE, 25 and 50c.
There ii nothin* nicer or more appro
priate, or more lasting, or more appreci
ated for au X mas preient tnan comething
in jewelry that cornea from Kennon Mott s
Jewelry 8 ore, 215 Newcastle street.
BAVKO HlB LIFE.
“1 wiab to ta - that 1 feel 1 owe my liie
to Kodol Dyapcpaia Core,’ write* H. U.
hrestenaon of Mayfield, Minn. * For 3
yeara I *a- trouhlad with dy.pepeia ao
| that 1 oould hold nothi ic on my atomach.
Many timea 1 would be unable to retain a
mortal of food. Final y I wa. ointined to
-ay bed. Jlootira said 1 oould not live, I
read one of your advertiementa on Kodol
l)ya >epa a 'ureand thousht it lit my ca=e
and '■ommenced ita uae ibssan to im
prove from the firet bottle. No. 1 am
cured ar-i wommenrt :tto all ” Digeata
your f>.l < urea ail etomaoh tio iblpa.
W. J li . u
The - if-he-t cu .r 1 . - - i-o.rri and by K*n
non M t the ie f r £ls Njwci.tle.S .
Fr<-> ittub .41- -. f-r -adieu and g-n
--tli-mc. .a IU- r’
Ffi !•: 11 IN E li tV. -. U K
jßu i,-r < ay - co-iole- -i> b’dden
b; -o i->, Motet e - -1 —I. 'id *be
iin* ‘;l kien’r Ar- 8 ore. li as !hy
varo bed ■ ■ 'i . ■ i/iur v, t>, ferer
air' foi'*, nic -a-bu c” and
felon- --ie I of-1! ole f r cuts,
oorne. burn., eoalde and piles. Cure
guaranteed. 26 iar ell drnsgista.
Tha very best malts of sterling and plat
ed silverware ie carried in stock at Ken
n-.n Mo't’a Jewelry Store.2ls Newcastle St.
Tbe very beat umbrellas and canes you
will find in any store. Kennon Mott, the
Jeweler,2ls Newcastle St.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRBSENTS.
Orders taken for "Pressed Fiowere
from the Holy Land.” Prices of csrdv
ana books range froifi 5 cents to SI.
M<es L. H. Deralog, 218 Union S’
Mantles for Inutn iesoeut or VVri.-b
--baok lamp*. 10c, $i per doz. tiuar
teed O. K. A. H. Baker.
Fountain and gold and pearl pens and
opera glasses we hare in the beet makea
Kennon Mott, Jeweler. 215 Newcastle bt. .
Tfie li L. & W. Cos. will put in gaa
stores at aotual oust.
Linen arts, linen towels, linen nap
kins, linen table cloths, high class
goo is, at popular p ices at Hsllei's.
The best lamps you wi<l see at the jew
elry store of Kennon Mott, 215 Newcastle
street
OASTOITIA.
Bea™ th /} You Hava Always Bought
” r, r
ifriliiiJ'itffSEi
AVegelable Preparalionfor As
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ting (he S lomachs and Bowe Is of
1 MANIsVt HU DHLftl-
Promotes Digeslion.Cheerful-1
ness and Rest t on tains neither
Opium,Morphine nor'MineroL
KOT XrVRCOTIC.
J!VS afOMUrSAMI-ELPircJiSR
PtonfJmi Seed' v
Alx.Senn*. •
tUdMlf SnUt
At lief Seed -
Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa
lion, Sour Sioirach,Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feveri sh
ness and Loss OF SLEEP.
FacStmile Signature of
NEW YORK.
-'A*4* iWcO^ljK
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER
THfc: .
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Camphor and Celiploid Crystal ReiLar
ers and Manufacturing Chemist. ’
100 rp-I odr [be L*w. r>t the 8 t* rf D'tiw..*. C'oi'a' fS'DOOO
Divided Into 50,000 ti par cant Pd'erenee Bh*e of ffi.OQ uioli and 5t‘,000 Ord ; nary
Misre, of s&<*) Sai*.. Payable *iO) on Yf,p!ioa*i v\ *1 OQon AUfnavnt ,
and s2oOthie, Month* Attar Allotment
Issue of 27,000 6 percent Preference and OflinaryShares of $5 each, at Pa-.
DIRECTORS:
/yRC Ht ha F,D WKGDRIJ*, F. f S.. B ckhear, Preside i.
M. FRANK, 904 0 iiM e • A**n -.Uto x, V Tofk.
OAR DM RR W. KIM WALfj. o’ D tr T n<t 00., Wilmi e on, Del.
C. O. MURRAY, Kl-nk*h“ar. R.id • Director for the til >L d, 1 ., Ltd.
SOLICITORS:
K3T&B& W ALKER, BUnlfrhrar, Ga. f
• CHEMIST: **
T. ■* GltsAY, BilA h'i*, 6 .
BANKERS: ■' *
BliA' K K. 9 Ulioks-eir, 01. ,
,QKtt MA Vi C. v K, Sv ,Ga. Jg§fj
Office an-! .' / H LA'^v
M. IB -VLn.VrA*?**>K, 8-o etsry and Tr. < S*wi|t'®r *• %
mHL AS ' iAH ' us 1
KfgUttied gti*#, WILLING 'ON DEL.
ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
tipaav Uni* been formed to adopt and carry out in jyrreimeut between A re’ i
M. ldrum, Manu a.turing t henu-t. it lacks lie tr. G£., l. 8. A, we * with th** B*a'“i
Manufacturing Company, BUnk’-thear, Ga.),and the Globe >ianufactvring * err.;* .. l.iu-i .
< amphor Refiner* and Manufacturing Chemists, it Mac.-tfon llon.-io Chambers, London Kauh-aJM
and whose works fire situated at West Norwood, Ragland, Ho-tyken, Antwerp, Franco. W
agreement l*<ng dtel*nd day **f September, lsHJt, f 80 mm
The agreement cBmpri*oa me sow. right- of Uijittd States u-jjAgb isda to maruffwT- W&
Camphor celluloid Crystals, and byproducts under the jß.'t! i< ct ut ii g Coin pan j
various process***.
The proceaaea teiug secret, it is not dedrahie in the interests mww Company to give f*t v
details* but the secret document* have been duly and deposited -mitli the Ccinpatr v
solicitors aa po.ragr.emeut with Mr. Held rum- * -wr Mmm
A working capital of SS),oM la ample for the magpi'pcturiitjc of 50 tons of
loid crystals and bv • products per month, and for w*hicu a mark- has alien ' been
The grata profit on this pro iuctloti Is estimated to give. tter tearing ah charges, a suninT 1
lest, than *190,000 for Übtributon on the Preference and Otfftinary baie leaving 0 tuu# f
$70,000 for fhe purpose of reserve fund, or for further extension 01 uhwdßtynfeH*. _
The Company also a* qnlr* a 860 acre of land, a <1 w oiling an. yi> ff- o
timlter. The purchase price f.*r tie land ih iu. O'; Tot the rignJjF to luandW tin
various procesaea leaving a balance cost • 1
installing plant and machinery '‘apable of producing o tons la ISUWWesvoig im- won
ing capital at $6u.000, ami Jhn.ttr) for.future issue. ' { ■
The only agreement ex.-t!#g are: Ist. Between an * re and Vh ; , ,n ,
wherein he sell)* t< the Comyjnv the America rights for ring at 000 and }.•
seres of >n i. lnclndin,. ise and tiiu‘**r at s*>.<^ p i>able a* to
ea-h and SI'IU,UI>I id Ordio.iW^^wes.
Ngreetoent ! wherein r
agrees to act Maitrging annu I*.
3rd. Agreement beiw-en Archd Meld turn and IhtEJßwXrial Trust Company* 60 * J
Liliertr street. New Yo T a. as to llte guaiunteemg of this *
Mr. Meidrum will be a targdstockholder,haviug agreed to accept ft tsrgo. portion oi *ltf
aurehase price tn ordinary >tnek, thus showtiSg bti ineas will Jx inducted ttion s tfe |i ~ 4
r. Mel Tram ia a thorough, practicat ttUMiuf aetu* I n* rfmmist, understanding the pract t 1
manufactuio of Camphor, its -product. Borax, ikvracie Arid, Sulphuric Acid, Arw uic MhoK
and many other cbem ea! too numerous too rrention. Any iTnpr ve-ncot b,it Mr. !
may bring out as legards reducing cost <0 tnanu ju ture, or new proewtae*, bee me the
of the Company. This t ompauy wilt consider the mauufac utc of virions <• hem
m *he KspE 1 aLi.y Arsenic, and fer which there is growing demand. A con ve.mkv^rn mm
held at Brunswick, Ga., on April fl, Hdl. to i msider the cultivation of the plataiaMHvn as
•Canava ’ Stareh can be manufactured at a low cost from this plant, and atmora it rs
planted to anv great extent in ulaBtae. * arch manufft ?riag will also be eouid red.
estimated the Cos mpany w.ll be In a poUlon to fltl ord* r**h ly next year Already arjang*
meats have been and afe b ing tmede for the sate of thA of the t omyau., *s ptwi :t -
The advantages of n nuiacturing a Bl:i
aecondly, the wate** 1* good aalrfr e; tnlrdly, tMborwPmeap; <> d*hl , tt anaportat oo i eav.
as the railroads would ion into the works; fifthly, it for N w Yo U and otne-r marketm,
also for shipping. The imports of Camphor for year 1890 amount 1 ftteawt. ■Wtib t valued at
S32S,H. and in !&, 1,780,680 lbs , valued at $485,071. be is a good outlook
for this Company.
N p’omotion money Is being paid and Mr. M*d dr urn Pays all
Prospe. tu-r, ai t ii>|iCc.a.-*n f,.riut* may be had of the Bank©, a,
Companv or ipfe*•? m-f
J. J. UaShiJt^|,
WHOLEKALX .
Groceries, Tobacco, IFlour, raßcon and
Provision, v " D
G R A!N, HAJjAND BRAN A SPECIALTY
Brunswick, Georgia
For Infants and Children
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