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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-29
GOOD TO BE HOME"
SAYS MAYOR GAYNOR
New York Executive Rests on Farm
Porch, Guarded BY
Detective

new YORK, Aug. 29.-''It's good to
be home"
Mayor William J. Gaynor so ex-
pressed himself today at his St
James. l. l. farm, where he was
quietly taken yesterday from St
llary's Hospital. Hoboken, 70 Tecup-
crate from the shot fired by James
] Gallagher. three weeks ago to
MORROW
on the porch Of his home. Mr- Gay
nor today gave himself up TO the
hands Of his family
THE Csvnor telephone has been cut
of ard Detective McKettry- who SAYS
he is merely on a vacation. keeps an
eve on the gate Complete rest IS
the prescription for the mayor.
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LONDON, Aug 2s--Dr- Hawley
Harvey CriPpen's fight for life began
today, when, with his Vypist con-
panion- Ethel Clare Leneve- he was
arraigned in the Bow street police
court for the murder OF his wife Belle
EImore-
The most spectacular murder case
Of a decade was brought 10 a head
with brief proceedings, attended by
q handful Of privileged people
The testimony revealed suicide
pact between the prisoners. which il
was said had been frustrated by Cap
tain Kendall. OF the EIOn-rOse. on
which they were captured, and by
Inspector Dew
The couple were renanded for eight
days
Crippen maintained, when he was
brought 70 the bar, the almost phleg-
matte manner that has become char
acteristic Of him in the last few
weeks Ethel Leneve. pale and worn
was nervous under the eyes Of her
relatives.
The girl hung her head. but Grip
pen remained with no sign Of emotion
while the arraiznment was read The
document charges that Cr1ppen mur-
dered Cora CrIppen. otherwise Belle
Eimores and further that Ethel Le-
neve. well knowing that the afOre-
said Crippen had committed the said
felony, did receive. comfort, assist,
and maintain the defendant Crippen-F -F
Multitude Before jail
Hours before the time set for the
hearing crowds began TO gather about
the Jail where the coUri- were con
Ened- Special detachments Of police
were summoned as the throng in
creased. Men. women, and even chill
dTen. stood for hours in the closely
packed multitude waiting for the
chance merely TO gain one glimpse OF
the man and the girl who have
aroused more interest in England
than other prisoners in a generation
But the crowd was disappointed The
authorities had given strict orders that
only few Of the privileged ones con
nected with the case-ouIy those having
business in The COurt-shOuld be admit
ted
Arthur Newton Cripqen-s solicitor
and James H welfare. the solicitor re-
tained 10 defend the girl. conferred witt
their clients before the proceedings. Eiv
ing encouraE cement for the days brie-
work in court.
Police Ready to Testify.
There were many police officers vht
have yor6ed on the case ready 20 tak'
the stand, if necessary. including in
spector Dew, Of Scotland Yard, an,
Sergeant Mitchell. who went 10 Canada
and Wardresses stone and Foster. WI,
accompanied Ethel Leneve back II wa.
Continued on sixth Page)
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BUCKET SHOP CASE
COMES TO DISTRICT
Transfer Is Made In New
York BY Judge
Hough.

NEW YORK. Aug 29--An order d.
rectirg the transfer TO the District Of
Columbia. for trial on a charge Of viO-
latine The national anti-bucket shop law,
OF Louis A Celia the,St- Louis million
afre. his brother. Angelo Celia. and
Samuel ". Adler was signed by Judge
H0ugh in the United States District
Court today
The trio have bitterly fought the at
tempt 10 transfer their case 10 Wash
ington. argument on their behalf having
been made BY former Judge Alton 3
Parker
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TAFT STARTS FIGHT
TO GUST OLD BOSSES
Indignation Against Sher-
man Unabated, He Decides
to Purge Party.
Taft Determines toEndRaLe
of "Old Guard

Taft decides 20 GUST New York
bosses in order To purge the
purty organization and save the
House TO the Republicans
Presidents indignation toward
sherman for his part in the con-
vention chairmanshIP contest is
unabaTed.
Root is to he called into the fight
to oust the "OId guard leaders,
and depose Woodruff
This time the fight viii he to "a
finish, with gloves OF and no
quarter
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PLAYWRIGHT A SUICIDE.

PLAINFIELD, y. J. Aug. 29.-James
w Harkins, Of Worcester, Mass. au-
thor OF the plays The White Squad
ron The AGiCaight Alarm" and ''ThS
Man Without a Country" lies dead here
rodav suicide having shot himself
through the head yesterday at She home
of his cousin. James Harkins. i'll
health is assigned as the cause Of the
acE
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By JAMES HAY, il.

REvERIY. Mass Aug 29-In spite
Of fterations here that the Administra-
ton is following a hands-GH policy in
regard to state fights within the Re
publican party. II is reported in Bever-
IL today that the President and his
closest friends have decided on war to
the knife against the ''Old Line bosses
in New York because they fear that
unless the bosses are decisively over
turned al the state convention, the ef-
feet on the Administration in ths fan
elections viii be disastrous
Coming with this information is the
news that Charles D. Norton. who left
here Saturday for visit 10 his family
q. St James, Long Island, has notified
the Executive Office here that he viii
not return to Beverly until Thursday
He was due back today
By those familiar with the situation
il is said that Mr. Norton viii be busy
with several conferences with these
who are determined TO Oust Messrs-
Barnes, Woodruff, Wadsworth. Ward,
ct al.
The Indignation. OF the President to-
ward the Vice President as a result
Of Mr.. Sherman-s handling OF the tenn
porary chairmanship matter has not al
ali abated. according TO those who have
talked TO AIr. Taft about II
Must Purge Party.
In addition TO this there IS the Presi-
dents advocacy Of the direct primary
in the State. and ais stand for clear
government in New York and he is
d,-scrfbed as believing that the party
in New York must be purEed so thai
the old liners viii not control it.
i IS remembered here that when thC
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Members Of Technical Com
mittee Expect TO Com
plete Scores Today.
PENALTY SCHEDULE
STERNLY APPLIED
Participants In Tour Rove About
the City Awaiting Prize
Awards.

Rapidly, but with precision. the
members Of the technical committee
are making the final examination Of
the cars that participated in the Nun
sey Historic Tour.
Referee E l. Ferguson is in charge
Of the work. and is ably assisted by
Joseph Tracy and James A Hem
street This feature is thorough, and
no detail is being overlooked
The members Of the committee are
dressed in OveraIs and jumpers, AMI
90 about their task in a businessIfke
manner
After completing their inaI outdoor
operative tests Of brakes. clutches.
tTansmissions. and motors, the cars
ere run into the official garage and
thoroughly washed The committee
is now going over each car. record
inE all adjustments, repIacements, OF
repairs necessary 10 place each car in
a safe and satisfactory condition
Penalties therefor are being imposed
In accordance with the fxed penalty
schedule prepared by the contest
board Of the American Automobile
Association
The Penalty Schedule.
The fixed penalty schedule contains
points Cor everything about the car.
including IubricariOn. CarburatiOns,
running gear. cooling. steering. igui-
ton. brakes and machinery parts
In the luhrIcation schedule one point
IS levied for a leaky oil connection.
while the highest penalty is % points
for a disabled oiley- CarburatiOn pen
sIties range from one point for Ieaky
EssoIenp line. tank. OF pet-COck. 70 Z
points for a disabled throttle control
or a broken or loose manifold
For defects in the running gear q
penalty OF one point Is assessed for q
Continued on Page Nine)
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SUICIDE COMPACT
REVEALED IN NOTES
Inspector Dew Gives New Evidence
Of Fugitives' Determination
10 End All.
Cfppen Wanted to lump
OUerboard

cannot stand the horror 40
through with every night any
longer, and : see nothing bright
ahead
The Journeys end l. coming and
I've made MP my mind to jump
overheard tOnight.-NOte From
CrfPpen 10 Miss Leneve-
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TENPERATTRFS.
TIDE TABLE

Tofav-HieE tIde- 20 = n and
5-Ia %. m Low tide. 9-S9 a m and
Tomorrow-High tide. 5-4S a. m
and Az 2 IN Low tide, 1913 a. m
and 1871 p m
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A disturbance that has been central
of the south Atlantic coast for the last
three days IS causing Unsettled and
showery weather on the Immediate At
lantic coast from New England 10
Florida
The indications are that the weather
will be unsettled with showers on the
immediate Atlantic coast from Florida
10 southern New England and in the
upper lake TeEion- Indiana. and west
ern Ohio elsewhere east Of the Nissis-
Sippi river the weather viii be general
J. fair tonight and Tuesday
FORECAST FOR TIE DISTRICT
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday v.
moderate temperature moderate north
10 northeast winds
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MEN IN MINORITY
ON THE VADERLAND
Passenger List In Which Women
Predominant Includes Name of
Joseph Smith, Mormon Leader.

NEW YORK, AUG 1*.-W omen pre-
dominated On the cabin passenger
list OF the steamer Vaderland, which
arrived today from Antwerp and
Dover
OF the 20S cabin passengers, 147
were Of the fair sex, and ninety-siC
were unmarried.
Joseph Smith, head Of the Mormon
Church in Utah, was also a passenger.
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CONDITION OF THE RIVERS
HARPERS FERRY, w Va Aug %
Potomac clear and Shenandoah
slightly cloudy this morning
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Observation-Disclosures II 100 #
Frank Libbey & Co. 9Th & y. y Ave
-Advl-
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Must Purge Party.

Continued on Fourth Page.)
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Police Ready to Testify.
WEATHER REPORT.

Continued on sixth PsEe-)
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Gircrd -PinchOt met the party here
He and the colonel greeted each other
ike louE-DoTted brothers II the course
Of the day and at the banquet tonight
the colonel VIII talk Of conservation
Continued on Second Page1
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CONTINUED on Second Page)
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1910-11-24
TOWN TOPICS.
Our Fa51e 76.

OBJ tNtIr ~
& --------------------------'
r..,.- ...I. for cash Is why he sells
50 cheap.
tr.n meats Of all kinds. phone
n. MH 8.-nop
.In Door little inuoceLt partridges
VI ~.., B., iu tie neck" to-day.
b. * Fucker has just returned from
x. ruHs with fine lot Of horses aud
al Ie.
hBor. A.. Nr and Mrs, Chas, Noegel
on ss. Friday, 18th inst, a fine boy
b.
toma f., The stable back Of the Stroud
Hou.r aud see fuckers horses aud
mn.
I.eu1ore f. Coggins spent few days
Id ,ae city this week with his brother,
r. Is Coggins and family.
for Shingles and brick, APP.
Oh 10 G.. Carroll Ga. n Fla. depot
'pl oae 81. IT,
1or saIc.-E0gnt room house and lot,
god hln, bearing pecan trees. locat.
ed u roNNu,. viii sell cheap. See
r. S N.Iolyrc y
Il lmpIga, Lines, Shelter Co. have just
recrlea tNo carloads Of stock. Fine
Orr mare, and turpentine mules for
thu trade
WA p.. ,. .ua special "hontsaiyj'
ser ,, g.. '.s Episcopal church at ten
o'e oc1 D.. coming. Regular Law ser
Vic sunday 9rternoon at o'clock
b.. back comes on suddenly and is
ext,eue2 painful 1t is caused by reu-
ma ism of 'he muscles Quick relief is
al rdea 10y applying Chamberlain
Lhmeul Sold by all druggists
B., Or.go' Adel. Ga, minister Of
the WESLEYAN Methodist church, will
pre- ch 'n l1e court house tomorrow
FIde'l night, aud Il cordial invitation
ise &lrudgl 2. Everybody to attend the
set,ce.
ftrayci. Que tall, black horse mule,
brke loose from the hitching post at a
IN Ter county a-hery, coming in this di.
f@ Ion. ANIMAL about u years old.
1ake up a'1 Notify w, F. Geiger, VAL
DON, Ga
hlsN 'l"le0 Beggs entertained Tues
ua3 evening IN honor of her friend, Miss
thpmas. Or. Naldosta. Prizes were be-
e'oNed dp9a the Young ladies whose
@nses proved highly developed, Miss
pMS CoyF.ra securing a box Of Huy
erf canoy Tor the best developed sense
% 'tsle, and Miss Agnes Parramore a
oop qutl OF thrysanth emums for the best
'epfe OF smell The evening was most
enlD P, able one and the delicious refresh
N.Y. Us ha, added to the pleasures Of the
'on una,e guests
'oi~.-Ny gasoline grisJ mill.
AZ I'D business Mt bargain price. Ser
~ a T. Horne, If
" Our description books We have
AW 20 u.mOcr Of subscribers who are
wv o0, Jon one year auG more. Under
w postal regulations we are required
wheep our subscription accounts col
''vFo Mp or lose the privileges Of pound
w '.'Hge. 1t would grieve US TO
XVI 'oeCt from our list II single name
We nope that thofe Of our subscribe
""" are due us anything VIII by
~ up promptly, relieve US of this
'Neasant duty, And beside this we
WI The money aud will e grateful to
'fho will call around und settle up.
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%, ".' NI'"'' I- ron 10y b.N.
Tucker
Try Or. G. b. Williams Liver and
Kidney Pills for Buuuu,ac-s
Bnce~ye Wire Fsuci.g for sale It
night prices, Smith Mercantile 60.
We oucur,o be very ,haakra. pc. -
pie Think aboutros ,ou cat Thai,
fine turkey
Botting syrup; Got your cork stop
per, and sealing wax from D.. q Smith.
druggist, lw
Col, Cary A. Ilardcc of Live Oal,
was in the city Monday visiting bis
father, Capt. j. 3 Ilardee.
For Sale.-One pair young mules.
wagon and harness, cheap. See b. d..
Mccall, IN
Wanted; 100 dozen eggs each week..
Highest market price pail .sh or
trade. r. Y, Dial n
Now II the marsha' and other parties
80. '''' "Ou'o yet O">' ana Gear
away the debris around AMI about the
nod r.........,,',>,'," '' ~ '' ''''
For Sale: several improved small
farms near town. Also. p,er,I nousr.
and lots in town see W.I.Tooke #
Afler snepdioo , yoal ,.,l h,,,.
folks. Mr. and Mrs sopthalr.ocon
AIR. and Mrs !. r lanes If r.n.t,.-
See and X, +. Wilson, Of Cairo, Ga,
r"'n''rd To their rosp,.,,n L.u,, 'hO
week,
FIVE small farms close 10 town for
sale. see or write 10 r. S. MCINTYRE
Limitations bgy, naan ise,ad III, Al,
and Mr.. n rovo,t ~ I,y., I,a -
the wedding Of Their daughter, Eunlcc
Gertrude, to Mr.. Dauiei Felix Burnett,
the ceremony To he performed at Con
cord Baptist church in this county on
wednesday afternoon, November 3Oth.
at five o'clock.
Group Is most prevalent duripu the
dry cold weather " the early winter
mohth Parents OF Young children
shoH'u DE prepared Tor IT, All mat II
needed is d oo'ue OF Oham'ei'a'n
! [
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For fresh meat. Of l.l kinds. phone
r. r. 3 Bishop.
TRY Dr. G. -. Williams. Liver and
Kidney Pills for Constipation.
Smith Mercantile Co's. .perfrn.on
Flour" for best family use. Guaranteed
the best.
I-r.,p Ib,,.s,,,.ic., ..r,... ,i. ,.
l.5 a ,bs pr..hv,e,s,, ,a.ur., al,
loao .,.onl, ,bi. mnroi,g p.y rr !.
pol,rl ,,,ll. 5ol,,., l, s.r,o,
Kentucky family horses, Kentucky
saddle and harnc,, horses, Kentucky
mules at Tucker, stables.
Mr. yorp rjyirr.,,n - ,u,r,,s
s,.,.,. s.,,r.l,r.,,.5 .,,.3.,. ,.n. IT,
...,,.,.. .f,. ,,r r,.,r,.,..
al No., g,,y lie
Observation-Disclosures. .
'"' Wit "'' ''" '1''' "''''' "e
'''-"' W l7" '' 7'' jus n''''' u"
num- '"'' ''.'N '"'' "'' ''o"' Ne"-
''~N''
Miss Helen BeKRs went over 90 Va
dus'H FRIDAY "rd remained until oa'ar
DAY us ll" guest ni her iI@nd MIS-
Clara lhomr-, Nh" returned nome
Saturday nigh, accompanied ~ Miss
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ADMINISTRATION SALE.
Georgia-GIynn County

county
Under and by virtue OF an order of
the court CT ordinary of sail county.
granted February 7, 1910, wiz be sold
at pablo cutlery on the first Tuesday
in May, 1910 at the court house in
said county, between the usual hours
of sale, the following described i,eal
estate, tO-wit: All that tract or parcel
Of land situate, lying and being in the
city of Brunswick, said state and
county, described as follows: The
northwestern one fourth of Old Town
lot No. five hundred and eight (508)
in the pan and survey of said city
made by Geo. r. Baldwin, A. d. 1887;
said one fourth of said lot bounded on
the west forty-five (43) feet by Am
herst street. on the north ninety 900
feet by line Of Old Town lot No. five
Aundred and seven GOD, ard on the
asst and south by remainder of said
OF No. five hundred and eight (50S);
icing 45X90 feet in extent; together
With all and singular the improve
rents located and situated upon the
,ame. Terms of sale cash.
This 18th day of April, 1910.
w. A. Stewart.
upon the estate Of
Eliza Stewart, deceased
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FOR TREASURER,

| hereby respectfully announce that
will be a candidate to succeed my
self as Treasurer of Glynn County
subject to the primary.
l would gratefully appreciate the
support of the voters of the county.
C. P. THORNTON.
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FOR CORONER.

| respectfully announce myself IS a
candidate for reelection as Coroner
of Glynn County, Georgia, subject to
the primary, and solicit the support
of my friends and the voters generally.
G. A. n. Jennings.
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I am a candidate for reelection to
the Office of tax collector, subject TO
the primary, to be held for the pur-
pose Of nominating county officers for
1911 and 1912. Ard respectfully soil
cit the support of those participating
therein. n. j. Read.
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l respectfully announce myself a
candidate fol reelection to the office of
sheriff of Glynn county, subject to the
democratic primary to be held on May
5 and will appreciate the support Of
my friends and voters generally.
VIM. n. Serrie.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Soliciting the support of my friends
and the voters who feel so inclined,
am a candidate for the Office of tax
collector of Glynn county, subject to
the white primary.
William Nightingale, Sr.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

l respectfully announce my candi
dacy for the legislature, subject to the
democratic primary.
Alfred Hayne Crovatt.
March 70, 1910.
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FOR TAX RECEIVER.

Through the solicitation of many
friends, 1 hereby announce myself as
a candidate for the office Of Tax Re
ceiver, subject to the democratic
nomination, and solicit the votes of
my friends and the voters generally.
Benz. A. Fahm.
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EOR COUNTY 81 RNEN DR

| hereby announce myself as a can
dldate for reelection to the office of
County Surveyor and solicit the sup
port of my friends, subject to the
Democratic primary.
E. A. Penninan.
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FOR CLERK SUPERIOR COURT

| respectfully announce myself as
candidate for reelection as Clerk
of the Superior Court of Glynn County
Georgia, subject to the primary, and
solicit the support of my friends and
the voters generally.
H. r. du Bignon.
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EoR TAX RECEIVER.

l respectfully announce myself
candidate for the Office of Receiver
of Tax Returns of Glynn county sub
ject to the primary; and solicit the
support Of my friends and the voters
generally.
JOHN E. DUBBERLY.
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House Painting a Specially
CITATION.
Georgia, GIynn County.

Georgia, Glynn County
Whereas, Annie l.. Wright, and
Daisy T. Branham, eXecutrices Of the
will OF Arabella G. Tison, deceased,
represents to the Court III their pc
tition daily filed and entered on reC0Sa
thal they have fully administered said
estate according to the provisions Of
said will of their teXtatriX; this is
therefore to cite all persons connected
leeatcos, kindred and creitors, to show
cause, if any they can. why sad 2Xe-
Cutrices should not be discharged
from their administration and receive
letters of dismission on the first Mon
day of May, A. D., 1910.
This April Sth. 1910,
Horace Dart,
(DujhAl., GIvnn EDuntN Gpo"6'a
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FOR TREASURER.

her by announce that l am d can
didate for tae Office OF treasurer OF
Glynn county, subject to the Demo
cratic primary, and ask the support
of my friends and the voters CT the
county generally.
&. S. PYles.
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l herewith announce my candidacy
for representative of Glynn county 0
the Georgia Legislature in the ensu-
ing democratic primary. Any support
will he appreciated.
/ r Dart
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Georgia. GIynn County.
viii be sold before the courthouse
dor Of said county, on the first TIL IS
day IN May, next, between the lea
hours of sale, TO the highest and best
bidder for cash all mat certain stock
and lot of goods, wares, merchandiee
and fixtures, located at No. 219 NeV-
castla street, Brunswick, Georgia, con-
siStin% of all articles Of trade wa'rh-
es, clocks, iewelry, china, statuarV,
silverware, and every article Of n T.
chardise as now contained in said
store: also all fixtures, SHOW cases,
etc. therein contained. TO be cold
as the property of X. Mott to sati sly
certain mortgage execution iSS led
from the Superior Court of Glynn
County. in favor Of Geo. r. and ID w
KrauSs. for $l,574.35, principal. be-
sides interest, etc. In as much as
said property is difficult TO trans 'ort
am expose for sale before said cC."t
house door, said property will be sold
as the same is now located in said
store.
This April. s, 1910.
IL d.
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WITT. n. BETTE
Sheriff Glvnn County, Georgia

Also at same time and place, the
following property towit: jool
tables / billiard table; ) set cases, /
sets pool balls; set billiard balls ,
cue racks; / 1T Of chairs; and | ct
Of bar fixtures. Levied on and to be
sold as property Of Abbott & Waite
and J w. Abbott and w. w. Waite o
satisfy execution from Glynn SrLar-
Tor Court in favor Of Brunswick Ba Ike
& Co'lender C'mpanv. Said propcrtv
is difficult to transport and will be
sod without exposing same at Cont
house d0orpro erty located in bn:'d
Ing at 40. 300 Gloucester street,
Brunswick, Ga
WIN. II. Berrie
Sheriff Glynn County, Georaia.
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Do you want fertilizer? Ask your
dealer 10 get it for you.
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y ANNOUNCEMENTS. =
+ r + ~ r 4 4 4 = = =
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SHERiFF'S SALE

Ordinary Glynn County, Georgia.
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Sheriff Glynn County Georai
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FOR SHERIFF..

J. e. Dart.