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scne wees kiI3sd and wounded. AZ Pites
canal and Port I0oia several persona were
taiea NJ number injured The villages
of CStppen ana IAmenttn have bsen ~
sIssiy Destroyed and the nghahousa OF Mon
roux And FustIBas have been overturned.
The town Of 81. Louis - Marc 0AlAuta
has suffered considerably.
News which has reached the Associated
Press correspondent here from the British
Ansiilss sey tho island Of Tlminica hos NOT
saaefed nsuch from the hurricane, that
81, Thomas and o. Croix suffered lightly.
that Antigua was serfousiy hit and that
~ 81. kits 20 houses were destroyed
Tho hurricane passed over Porta Plata
and appears TO have ravaged the norm Of
To poDlnjcau fepuhtscs Ali ccmmnntca-
ton between PoFta Plata and the interior.
not Including eanto Domingo. h interrupt
Cd. and II = Impossible to obtain q cor
foct account OF the damage done, al
though Il y thought to be important. The
railroad from PprtA Plata TO 6anto Do
mingo n no longer working.
Eventually the hurricane swept over
Cape Hayden with less violence and
therefore with corfespondingiy less dam
age.
AL A0esSsaa WassheDs safe.
WASHINGTON. AUG. la.--Additionai
news Of the West Indian hurricane was
received at tho navy department this
morning. All the American naval vessels
In West Indian waters are undoubtedly
safe. The New Orleans. which steamed
our Of santo Domingo harbor Tuesday In
anticipation Of the storm. In the only ship
unaccounted for, but no fears ara enter
tanned on her account.
vIsein IalanAs suaeseA NEST.
KINGSTON. Jamaica. Aug. 1o-Hurri-
cane bulletins report that the eastern and
northern districts Of Dominica are dam
aged: that Cuadeioupe has suffered
slightly and that Montserrsf and Antigua
have suffered severely. Many OF the In
hahitanss arc homeless, cultivation Ii de-
stroysd and the plantations ara wrecked.
The Virgin Islands. particularly Tortoln
ard g. Croix. were the worst sufferers.
TheS report many fatalities and Distress
among the survivors. beside property
tcssxs.
An Appeal ses HelD.
ST THOMAS. Aug. ie---As later advices
eome In from Montssrrat Il h seen sha<
the flrst reports conveyed only . faint
idAa of tho suffering Of the people and
their depiorabie condition. The admin
istration appeals for help.
Al roint-a-P1tre. island Of Guade-
ioupc. Immense damage was wrought and
according to report not yet confirmed
ias persons were killed.
In the island of 81. Croix. the largest
OF the Virgin islands. the destruction
was appalling, Ii was chiefly wrought
at the west end. where tho smaller houses
are mass OF wreckage. Thirty persons
were killed and the inhabitants are In
great distress.
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HAMPTON QUARANTINE RAISED.
OF the - Cases 1T the Soldiers
Home. II Resulted Fatally.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug. fa-The
yellow fever epidemic Is practically at an
end. The quarantine established by the
city against Hampton and vicinity was
raised tonight The local Quarantine
against Norfolk will be raised SATURDAY
evening. The record OF the scourre to
date shows ferty-ihree cases, OF which
eleven resulted, fatally. Twelve cases
were discharged as cured. and twenty
ccnvaisscents remain In the hospital al
the Soldiers Homes
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CALLS CROKER 1 TRAITOR


eincersst friend. however, and II was
known to every member Of that legMas-
i've committea that he would willingly re-
tire At any tina In Croksr's favor.
Mr.. Sheehan refused to 80 what others
saw-that conspiracy Was being engi-
neered In Cookers interest. ana which
conspiracy IN no event could have oeen
successful II Van Wyck had resnained tTes
/ 10 the agreement made between himself,
Croker. and ghsehan The night before The
convention.
..Nr. oheehan refused TO believe that
Richard Croker was the migrate and trait
o. that he haD since proved himself 70 y.
CsIls II TreacAery.
80 fairminded men Cookers return to
power was simply treachery and usurpafion
In one. and was engineered chiefiy ~ the
aid OF Daniel Mcmahon. who has no inter-
est whatever In the Democratic party. who
Is not. and has not for Q long time BEEN
loyal adhercnt Of that party
Croker. long before he retired from the
leadership. seriously considered the propo-
sttion Of endeavoring TO turn Mcmahon
down In his own district
'.McMahon's only interest b the Demo
cratic party at the present time b to us
the power OF Tammany Hall to compel
local corporations to give his firm (Naugh-
ton 4 Coz contracts
The statement then says Croker made
IN attempt to turn Sheehan down In his
dlstrict when the latter was III In Florida.
The statement concludes: The feeling
! Of uneasincss that now prevails through
out the various assembly districts. and the
dissatisfaction among the people OF this
city generally In regard to the present city
administration, Is brought home to Rich
ard Croker. and he cannot escape thu
consequences of his acts. The time has
not yet come when the people OF any one
particular district Of New York win per-
NIT OF sIictatIon OF this kind"
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LONDON, Aug. iI-Thsxe u little actual
news this mOsn1ng concerning the Trans
yaal AFFAIRS. From the dispatches regard
Ing Mr.. ChAmberlAin's last speech, u looks
as though the censorship were again &C.
tive. II IL evident. however. that the
amendment to the constitution. empower
Ing the government. In the event OF war,
to cali upon al inhabitant4 without dis
tiDetion, 70 assist In the defense Of the
state. has created some amount at alarm.
The German outlanders are said to have
applied TO their consul TO interfere In The
matter. while the Standard and Digger
News. tho Boer organ. publishes a state
mcnt that the government has sanctioned
assurance being given. throush the press.
that there 10 no idea Of calling upon Eng
liAhmen 20 nght Enotishmen or in any
way Of ignoring sentiment. traditions or
customs.
Dispatches from Psetermaritxbure ,e-
port considerable military activity there.
The commanders have held a meeting and
issued circulars notifying the volunteers
to hold themselves In readiness for activc
service.
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kMroasN ~ RELiGious.
ne>@mmenas che Messhers ~ the
votkssaaA Co neaa the nih1e.

LONDON. Aug ie-Ths johannesburg
rorfespansf~at Of the DAILY Telegraph
nysss In The yelksgsaA today fTAursslays
1T, Kruger declared that Ne VAS clad
nat tsey had agreed to stand by the Lard
4s The head uf state. Th~ Rad be eafs-
Nnued. wss AFRAID 60 SO OF the rtxhs
t41k xnd A~ty freu che Lord
Finally Mr. krnxer advised the mem.
CsfS 20 rad thoroughly p<assn III. verse g.
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NEW YORK. Aug fh-fferylan Hau.er.
the treasurer 81 the Herald square thea
last Thursday. was arra:rred In rourt "a
cav 20 answer 20 the charge Of attemutsd
suicide. Haussr explained that he was an
texscassd when he made the jump ana he
was discharged. after having been eau.
TONED by the magistrate not TO repea, the
act.
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SANTA m COMPANY.

wan Ne Ready 10 Handle San Franz
clseo nasIness January I.
San FRANCISCO. Aug. i0.--The board
OF harbor commissioners were informed
today by Vice President Payson. OF tho
santa Fe Terminal Company OF CaNfor-
MIA. that the road he represented would
be ready for freight and passenger bust
commissioners decided to rush the work
on the ferry landing required by the CONF
pany 50 they will b. completed By the
date mentioned.
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NEITHER ROAD TO BUILD.
Clearwater Country Centrevcrs'
Seaftle Detween the n. =. aaa
e. q. n u n.

Special Dispatch to the Post intelliGencer:
ET. PAUL. Aug 10.-presideut Meilens Of
the Northern Pacific, today sd;
saThe Clearwater country controversy
was settled by 8 temporary agreement be-
tween the Northern Pacific and the Ore
gon Railroad q Navigator Co.. That
neither road would push their hnee INTO
disputed territory for the preeent ana tn
the meantime permanent ARRANGEMENT
win be sought on both side4
This was the outcome OF the meeting
held Al Butte. between II II. Hartman,
president Of the Alton ana chairman q
the directory OF the Oregon Railroad =
Navigation, and President Mellen. No
deal has yet been made By the Northern
Union Pacinc regarding tsackaee arrange
mey1ts between Tacoma and Portland.
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AsEaIcAss CHEER rnn BRITISH.
1atlesS~aa the Chicago Heartily
Greet . Transrers Win Tr.an.-

st.ArETuwN. AnE sa-As the british
transport HFsernas Castle was sfHnay .ng
ffres here yesterday evening With trres.1
for Natal. sAe was ysNfssvrsn1sfv sshssrsss
by TIE crew ~ the rfafsrd STATES cruiser
Chicago. Rear Admiral MawisssF.s ns~.
shtp which stfssef here taiy H. the nassi
cf which rssysa tire national anthem rse
Eraennaf cssffe's hard responded by psar~
snK 'sYankee uoxstie''
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wnEAT Caors DEsTnoYED.



~ Terrible HAIL Stern.
ST PAUL. Mimi. Aug. IA FmEc. II.
D.. special to the Pfonker Press says:
Two million bushein Of wheat are esti-
mated TO have been lost In todzy's hail
storm, which partially destroyed the crcp
On nearly xayg90 acres OF land In the state
Farmers who were bustiy engaged this
morning were driven To their barns for
shelter, and afterwards found II unneces-
ssry 10 take the binders hack to the field.
~ the grain had been harvested by hail
In few brief moments. Just before II
O'Clock the storm struck the northern part
Of Can and southern part OF TrAiii coun-
ties. In addition 10 . bis area over which
hail fell thtekiy. heavy wind and rain
storms completed the devastation Of thou
sands Of acres Of grain. On either side vt
The center OF the path OF the han. covering
al area fifteen miles north and south. be-
tween ArEusyille and Gardner. IN casa, 90
kelso. In Tratii. and on east and west ter
ritory ranging from I'VE miles wide on the
south 10 fifteen or twenty on the north.
the country 10 practically devastated.
Losses are estimated all the way from 8
10 100 per cent. Of the crop.
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COZ nExnY WAS THE TaAuroa.
0ntsshasy Was N intermediary O.
Ske Sale ~ Deeuaents.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Times says
Ne are In D txtstsiun 10 etate that. In
4A0tttpn To thc Communications al nlt9ht
volue enumerated In the borslereau nsprs
Man te0 documents of considerable I'm
uoftAnee were ftisniahed Ia the Gernaaa
6ttachc IL rarts. Cni acknowledgment. al
yAriapn flSna& BY EaterfA1y, acting ~
@tatGao1tnfys for end AtcUgnplice of the
tAte I4eul. Cpl Hurry.
t4fled information relative 10 the general
l1aa OF mobilization Cor the French army.
3he proceedA u this traffic we're divided
lntween Exterhaxy and Henry In
Hnrtnlan diplomatic rfrcisa The latter WAS
U10s9n ~ - the gnol traitor Ter severed
Eopfh1 6efofe hl4 arrest aud suicide.
AFQ. beside tbs power msst directly con-
sesued. nomelts GNrmAny. Morn than one
eh<opeAu 9pverrment fecetvesi fnforua~
TIA 10 this effect early In lSas
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DEWEY TO ARRIVE OCTOBER 4.
CaAtes te Ensiasd that We Canaes
Visit That Ceansry.

tse>Ts1<. Avg fs-~At~s~sl Dewey. n,
rsSaeSse "a srsusrv ynsse ~ she rNassy
~ ssls ssFs8s The following. Regret CAIRO.
xss3s rvxsaSa. Must arrive New YORK o.
tossss -
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VANCOUVER, r. C.. Aug. 10--Jamee
Gum. OF New Westminster. for many
years empoyed on government work on
roads and bridges I'm the district. vns rsli.
ed almost instantly this Afternoon by the
premature ex-lcsicn OF dynamite, while
Blasting cut stumps near HastingA
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nnya stara9e plant and tie eAnoesa
Hetxfc Light Couipany'D 1nnen0 psnnzs
af< shreAaened g
= supposed several people WIN beca1e
panic efrickea Last their HIVES. eut u -
t0pos1hfe 20 verify. this ~ pruGens-
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TRANSPORTS ALL HELD.
The Dritish Admiralty ReQuisitaons
Them for Transport Of Trnnn.

LONDON. Aug. la--The ST. James Ga
sette this morning says all the shipping
companies under charter to the British
admiralty for transportation purpoees
have been notified TO hold all their trans
ports In reserve for the immediate dis
patch OF troops. The steamer Dunera
ship q detachment OF horse ARTILLERY ~
South Africa
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BIG TIMER Mort. Aug. .a.-The
wool season has come 70 = eloxe with 4
record Of s-s<4-fssa pounds 81 woos received
Prices ranged from, iss3 to IS cents per
founa
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Faaerst VIII Not n~ HELD Cntii the
Reatna<ut Aprfvp~

WASHINGTON. Pa. Aug - The s,sy
az Cea Hswkt1s Teath pwnneyg~arss vs.
uatesfs. rsaesea here shls nnarHtnx A vaw
ressr1asws 81 citizens gathered az the ga
sseA - hNapr tNa memory Of shmAr fsfsrw
ssw~&nssss. Tsss sess viii ne placed IN a
sAfffs 20 await he arrival ~ the Teeth
regiment fress San r>-arssra. when \ rzsit-
tsary fa@ssss MI he hsls
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REroRr on PENSIONS.


WASHINGTON. Aug. fa--The report ~
Commissioner Of Pensions Evans fnr the
fiscai year ending June ~ last shows to-
Ia; disbursements Of tiss - 80 leaving
a balance nf s1.NF.fS In the treasury nus
Of the tisa, ase. 90 appropriated. The total
number Of pensioners on the docket June
- Was ~, aig decrease az ass There
were u, ri names added TO the rolls and
a. 80 dropped
The war with spain brought a total OF
II. go claims, 81 which number but rs
have been allowed
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Victoria Colony suppore

MELBOURNE Aug fo-The assembly,
OF Victoria today made a resolution piegax-
srg The ccaony 70 Jotn tbs Pacific cable
scheme.
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VICTORIA, Aug ia-Thomas Kilkenny.
who arrfyeA to-day from Dawson, left On
july y. and while az Bennett met 4
prominent and reliable business man who
told him that big Alec Mcdonald had =
short time before fled a notice of In
soivsncy AZ the Dawson court houae.
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THEY ExPEeT RECOGNITION.
Insus9~sts Thtnk the ANaertrans
VIII soen ne Ov~rtArowa.

WASHINGTON. Aux fa~-Ths following
cahssxyasr has been received frem Mania:
'%9psarsa letters 81 high Insurgens au-
saasf:y sxhart the Inhabitants TO snsd
cur A isstle inarer. thar EurcpeaH rerog.
sisios wtsi ss granted ~ August 5. ana
tie present United states administration
will he ase-thrcwns-
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Fsssy = ssr~zasa - sFNzs4s@sskEs ssrxns 4 sses-
~ asEsa &na W zstsF = Hssrzx sess sxss8 axxszsxs
~sss sS~ rsss sesssz s1Ns szzsx~ - aF.ss<rk ~
sssts=e Nssass As<zsseass~ rAsx p,<x~~xS fhnsxsxz
- sc1na AArzg len unsnueuuo6 =
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SAN FRANCISCO Ans .a-r-s. tra~~-
rsrf Aosvaa cry sstlet se- the rssssr-
pres sStAv NTH S-z rNsrnfs2 ers spssn
ssscsrs nrsser esseswsnsf % Ma wtsssee.
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SERIOUS FIRE AT DALLAS.
SAN aarainG ana SOme Itves Are
Relieved te Have Been Lost.

NAt1sAS T~xs Aug ss-gsr~ shts rs,-n-
s5s ssss-cssSt the Gusta hzfstsng ere ef
TIE ssrxsss aussafnxs in the city. eccupses
- TIE hsrrsrn Furniture Ard Storage
.ssE1SssrS. TIE fourth ara 9Th Aaars we-e
essss$eRes5 hv families
@ssFS nefrss* rF~etes we're male ~ hre-
gsEa TIE Clifton hazsi nn the Ssss am.
- stersts<snr rr0dacs CompAgvss kofl1-
- wsFr PARITY S~masseAesf by fxisfnx walls
80 A. 80 Ane1Ino sAenDaRs<SCs0-
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SCHOOL suPERINTExDESr KILLED.

An Editor who Has DISAPPEARED II
saprcsed to he the Hoaiciae.
ELIZABETH. Col. Aug. fo.--Geurre ".
B'arer. superintendent 81 public schooia
was shot and Instantly killed on the street
last night. II b supposed the shooting was
cone by W. la HnNanf @s~issof at me
Eye. who has disappeared.
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OFFERS THEM AB8OLUTI0Hi


CHICAGO Aug. M.-B.ahop Anfhony
Kozlouski. o. the Polish Catholic cnufcn'
IN independent Cathode organization. an
uounced today that he WAS W1l3ing 70 X.
ceive the e1eomnnunicated members q
81. sPAfrscfa. church ~ East d l0uit
Into h.s diocese The bishop sid ne Moli4
send an Irish priest TO Bellevue u tne
members Of that congregation desired g
put themselves under his JursDdictJch he
will. he says, absnive the excomsnundear
ts0niktS from al exc0mmunica uou ana ~
ecciesiasticai censurc
Janaoen otA1ds FaR1~
ST LOUIS, Aug. 19.-Bishop Jansen.
OF the Beflayflle Roman Catholtc diocese
viii accord the rebelftous partshioners OF
81. Pafrfck:o chsueh - xaoss H. loaatA n
further recognition until they ccns "a
repentance ana seek ansoiution Inc
bishop viii not 20 to Law TO obtain pos
session OF the old 81. patrick'S church
property. but viii look Tor . suttable site
Tor q new church.
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IlnIted States MarshaI Sac.

Eastern Division, southern District Of ce0rgia
80 virtue Of an Order Of Sale issued out OF the
United states Distriet Court for the Southern
District Of Georgia, 0a-the Sixteenth day Of
Win sell BY public action. for cash, on Wcdnes-
day. the FIRST day Of March, 1899. 1T Il o'clock a.
M, IN front OF the Custom house in Brunswick,
Georgia, az the suit Of Lewis Nesselquiest versus
the Portuguese bark Ol.veira" and at the suit
OF south Atlantic Towing Company, ct. al
versus the Portuguese bark HOliveran The
aid Portuguese Bark sOiveira' boats,
t7ckle. apparel, aDpurtenances and furniture,
2 she now lies in the Port Of Brunswick, Geor-
Ya. JOHN NJ, BARNES,
United States Marshal
Courtland symmes, Lester q Rayenel, Garard,
Mcldim and Newman. ProctoFs FOR Libel
fqufa.
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Sheriff Sale.
Georgia

Georgia,
Glynn, County.
Will be sold before the court house door in
said county, between the legal hours OF sale, on
the first Tuesday IN March, 1899 at public out
cry and to the highest and best bidder for cash.
the following described real estate, to saw an
estate for years, and which continues until the
second day Of March 1867, and is then ended and
determtned, (and which said lease no d is Great
ca by an original lease or conveyance ftom the
mayor and aldermen or mayor and council OF
city OF Brunswick in said county either directly
10 the defendants in the below mentioned eN-
ecution or to some persons or person under
whom they hOldl in aud to all of those certa n
four lots or tracts Of land lying and being in
SAID county, and in sal ia city of Brunswick. and
ia what IS called the Town Commons Of 5liruns-
lex and each forming right angle seventy
I've 10y two hundi ed feet (f5N20O) and which
are fully identified on the mapot said city by
numbers as Town ommOuS lots one bundled and
thirteen, us; one hundred and dfteen, l Is; sone
hundred ard sevente n, II and one hundred
aud nineteen, ll9, in that block of lots between
Gordon street on the west, Johnson street on the
east NJ street onthe north and l. street ON the
south. said property levied ON and to be sod
under and by virtue Of an execution issued out
81 the superior court Of said county in favor Of
Edmund Mills, guardian against Cook Brot hers
aud Company ct al and now proceeding for the
benefit OF kthe Humphrey, Leila Humphrey and
Add1e MeCranie, the wards OF said guardian ms
the property of the defendants in execution, TO
satisfy the same said execution for the plincl-
pal sum of Sl2Sl. s hesia8 attOr6ey's fees, inter
st and costs. Notice giN en- tenant in possession
Purchaser pays Tor titles. This III day Of
February s'9 W.H. Berrie, She In
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Georgia

Glynn, County,
viii he sold before the court house door in
said county, between the legal hours of sale, on
the first Tuesday in March, iS99 al public out
cry and to the highest and hmt bidder fol cash,
the following described rea state to say: All
Of that tract, lot or parcel 8and, situNte, lying
and being in said county % state, containing
five hundred and eighty e $l(5Sil arres,norc or
less, and bounded porthMarjly by the, lands of
Ned Collins aud Guile lSRston, and the public
road from Brunswick A. Pyles Marsh and
Sterling; eastwardly, s&tthwardly and west
wardly by Butnett's cred and COwpens creek,
and forming in shape Mninsula, Of high and
marsh land and well k #wn rs that portion Of
the Lutterweli tract ing south Of said public
road, and VIII 'ch is full #described in the + ort-
gage fort closure prQ seedings hereinafter re-
ferled to. An also n cords OF pine and oak
wood, and one portable upright engine, Of
ABOUT s horse power,e with WOOD machine and
SAWS for cutting wood attached; aud Que Hat
bottom sail boat with masts and rOdder; and
one Hgiehorse wagon; and ono beer wagon
and enc lumber cart with dogs and chains; and
enc single harrow. and one double harrow; anu
ono eufivat0r; mud one hundred empty ycge
table barrels. Al OF said property lexjed. ~
aud To be sold as the property of
80 q mortage aud general execute
spl the superior court OF said cQN
Thomas " Lamb, trustee and
i0Wenstein, ulon q Judgments
equitable proceeding fol- mogi
and general Judgment. iQE
Eides- interest anu costs
Nof EagiEen ienAa
LevYmade hx Ifoheft 80 ", relP
W. II. Berrie, sheriff.
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GhYNN. County,
WIN he sold before the court house door of
GAnu county, Georgia, at Brunswick, betw en
The legal hours OF sale on the first Tuesday IN
March 1893, being the I'm day Of March 1899, an
undivided one fourth (-i1 interest each hes
longing 10 AlfredJ. Crovatt and 60 Boiling
Whitfield respectively a, in and to LOT number
seventy three (1s) with the improvements there
on in the Old Town Of brunswick, Glynn conn
IS, Georgia.. as per the map or plan Nasiiid city
made by oeorge r Baldwin a.. lS5t4a Did
two-f0nrthb interest m1eionging to said deiend
arts being sold to satisfy an execution issu, d
out OF Chs May term 96 Of the superior court
OF GXpQ county, Georgia. infayor OF the Bruus-
We Nays and Trust Company against A. J i.
& ~ IN akei, and 3. Withheld, as endors
S53lncpal sum Of $500 besidest SIS -
sttrest to@alay Is 1886 aud The accrung M
ttFest thereafter at per zen per ahnUtn. be-
sides costs. W. Il. Berrie, sheriff