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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-08
NOTICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GEORGIA.-GLYNN
By virtue of an order of the cour
of ordinary of said county, there viii
be sold at public cutlery on the frs
Tuesday in December, 1911, at th'
courthouse in said county between tn,
usual hours of sale, the following rea
property situate on the Island o
St Simons in said county, belonging
to the estate of Richard Richards, !
wit:
One tract containing twenty-oI
CID acres, bounded in 1882 as 70
lows: South by lands of 7. RicharC
son, west and north by lands of ST.
san Abbott, and east by the publ
road;
Another tract of fourteen and one
half Q41a) acres, bounded in sa
year, south by Susan Abbott, west
Wesley Lee, north by public no,
leading to Old Town, east by pub
road, and being the same proper,
conveyed to Richard Richardson
Mary r. Scranton by deed dated Ju.
20, 1882, and recorded in tie off
of the clerk of the superior court
said county in deed book U, page 2
This November s, 1911.
JAMES S. WRIGHT,
Administrator upon the Estate
Richard Richardson.
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When your feet are wet aid cold
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take a biz
dose Of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, battle your feet In hot water be-
fore going to bed, and you are almost
certain to We of a seve. cold. Fer
sale by all o. gists.
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WORK WEAKENs THE KIDNEYS.
Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done Great
Service for People Who Work
in Brunswick.

Most Brunswick people work every
day in some strained, unnatural posi-
tion-bending constantly over a desk
riding on jolting wagons or cars
doing laborious homework; lifting.
reaching or pulling, or trying the back
in a hundred and one other ways. All
these strains tend to wear, weaken and
lnJure the kidneys until they fall be-
hind in their work of fiItering the
poisons from the blood. Doan's Kid
ney Pills relieve sick kidneys, put new
strength in bad backs. Brunswick
cures prove it.
w. c. Hays, 26 Chu~ca c. Way-
cross, Ca, says: 81 al ased to
say WI in praise Of DoaA's Kidney
rms occasion to use them for
backat I'D kidney trouble and thew
did me world Of good MY com
plant was caused by a strain from
heaYy lifting and also BY the nature
q my work. First dull, constant
acne seated itself in my back, then
2aina darted from my kidneys into
my IONS. ] knew that my Kidneys
"ere at fault and was finally led tc
take Doan's Kidney Pills. It was not
ons before they rid me Of my trou-
Fer sale by all dealers. Price. soc
4oster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New
York, sole agents FOR the United
States.
Remember the -Doan's-and
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RUSSELL WINS IN GwINNETT.

Lawrenceville, Dec Judge Rus
sell carried Gwinnett county, with Joe
Brown a close second The vote:
Russell. $50; Pope Brown, 491; Joe
Brown, IS. Three districts are yet
to be heard from. Stanley carries the
county for commissioner
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ELRERT FOB POPE.

Elberton, Dec. THE fight in FL
bert county is very close, but early
gone for Pope Brown by a majority
OF from 60 to 20.
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WAYNE FOR RUSSELL

Jesup, Dec. THE fight in Wayne
county between Joe Brown and Rus
sell is very close With incomplete
returns Russell is in the lead.
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CLOSE In CHARLTON

Folkston, Dec. THE result in
Charlton county is yet in doubt. Joe
seems to be slightly in the lead, but
full returns may change the result.
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GRADY FoR RussELI

Cairo, Dec 7-All precincts have
not yet been heard from, but Judge
Russell is leading By small plural
ity over Joe Brown
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APPLYING FOR RUSSELL.

Bailey, Dec. Unofficial returns
from practically all precincts in APP
ping county, show that the county
has gone for Dick Russell, with Pope
Brown running a close second.
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HANCOCK FOR Elk GOVERNOR,

Macon, Dec Returns received
from Hancock county indicates that
it has gone for Joe Brown, with Pope
a close second, Russell running d
poor race.
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LITTLE JOE IN DOUGLAS.

Douglasville, Dec. The race in
Douglas county was close between
Joe and Pope Brown, the former VIM
ming by about so votes
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JOE CARRIES CAMDEN.

st. Marys, Dec. Joe Brown car
majority over Russell
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WASHINGTON roR Pope.

Sandersville. Dec. brown car
ries Washington county by a big ma
iority, the vote in fun being as fol-
lows: Pope Brown $50; Russell 25S;
Joe Brown 105.
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JOE CARRIES BUTTS.

Jackson, Dec. THE race in Butts
county was very close. Unofficial re-
turns indicate that the county will
Vgive Joe Brown a majority of about
10
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WILKES FOR JOE.

Washington, Dec. Wilkes county
went for Joe Brown by majority of
eight votes over Pope Prown, Russell
running poor third.
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RUSSELL IN JEFF DAVIS.

Hazlehurst. Dec. Jeff Davis goeg
for Russell for governor, with a small
plurality over Joe Brown.
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JOE WINS IN sCREVEN.

Sylvania, Dec Joe Brown car
ries this county by q plurality of for
ty-eight votes over Pope.
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PIERCE FOR RUSSELL

Blackshear, Dec. L Russell wins in
Pierce county by two 10 one over
Pope, Joe running far behind the two.
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M'DUFFIE FOR JOE,

Thompson, Dec. 7.-McDuffie coun-
ty goes for Joe Brown. Pope and
Russell Are running a close second.
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JOS. N. BROWN
Is NOMINATED
JOE WINS IN COFFEE.

Douglas, Dec. Joe Brown carries
this, Coffee county, by a majority of
$50.
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HART FOR POPE.

,Hartwell. Dec. 7,--pppe Brown car
'ries Hart county by d majority of six
votes over Joe Brown.
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oCONEE FOB JOE

Watkinsville, Dec Joe Brown
carries Oconee county, receiving a ma
jority Of 100 over his appointments.
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HARRIS IN JoE's COLUMN.

Hamilton, Dec 7-Unofficial returns
indicate that Harris county has gone
for Joe Brown
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RUSSELL CARRIES EARLY.

Blakely, Dec Russell has car
ried this county, but Official returns
are not yet in.
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HENRY FOR LITTLE JOE"

McDonough, Dec Full returns
show that this county has gone for
Joe Brown.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-08

All kinds Of Cake made for special
rider at FABEP'S
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-08

BOPAX SOAP. six bars for Csc
BARNHILL'S, phone 159.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-08

JONES DAIRY SAUSAGEs, at
KEANY'S.
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PAGE FIVE
THE "HAWTHoBNE."

A modern sewing machine mot1.
mounted on a swivel You can sew
by electricity, or the old fashione&
way. and the change is made in an
instant; nothing need be removes
from your machine to install this
motor. $40 installed.
MUTUAL LIGHT G. WATER co.
1925 Grant street. Phone z.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
Virginia Weddings


-.
Especial to The Richmond yjrptniar,
FRANkTUWN, VA, oct. ib,-Mtes
Emma Gregory Butts and MIR. Sven
son A. Brock were united In hotv
natrimony Wednesday, October II. nj
~ r. NJ, in the Franktown Meth
odlst Episcopal church, South, by Rev.
1 william Henry Edwards, II. u nre-
Suing etder of the Eastern shore dis
trict OF the Virginia Conference,
Miss Butts is the youngest daugh-
TER OF Rev. and Mrs. ID. G. Butts of
the Franktown circuit.
MT. brock is connected with the
slrNson Lumber Company. Of Nor
loik. Va, and is a son of Mr.. WI.
liam I. Brock. of Princess Ammo
county, Va
me groom entered the church at
tended by his brother, Mr.. Arthur
Brock. Of the City Treasurer's oftico'
Norfolk. as best man.
me prlde was attended by her ajs
ter. Mrs. John I. Fitzpatrick. of A.
rington, Nelson county. Va, as ma
iron Of honor.
The ushers were Messrs. Walter \,
hurtt and William G. Roberts. Oar.
rell NJ. kellam and Jerome Notting-
ham.
= dinner was given the prospective
bride and groom on Monday avo,'i,, =
~ III. ana Mrs. William J.. Stlrgis
IN tuesday evening a recenttoo
was had at the parsonage in honor nf
the coming marriage by the psrep,e
OF the bride. large and select com
pany attended. Tie menu consisted
OF salads. cake and fees The vbota
was under the directing hand OF Nrs
., h. Walker and Mrs T.. p. Reid
Inc tables We're decorated with mink
ana white roses. ferns and geranit,ne
caught in loops with madeira vines
hoontide luncheon was served at
the parsonage on "Wednesday on the
arrival Of the guests from Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs Brock departed an
the afternoon train for Old Point and
washington city. They will be at
q efffe at = eeana. ON the Virginia
beach railway. on their return.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
FEAR THAT DEATH
IS NEAR At HAND
PHYSICIANS HOLD OUT LITTLE
HOPE FOR BISHOP VAN De
VYVER.

Though desperately i'll man. the
Rt. Rev. Augustine, Van de Vyver,
bishop Of the Catholic diocese of Vir-
ginia. was reported to be holding his
own early this morning at his home
in Cathedral Place However. prac-
tically no hope for his recovery Is en-
tertained by the attending physicians.
who say he can survive hardly more
than a day or two longer. The bishop
is suffering from complication OF
grip and other troubles.
He is sixty eight years oldsand has
been bishop of the Virginia diocese
since 1883 He was ordained to the
priesthood more than forty-fve years
ago.
Special prayers for him were offered
in all the Catholic churches in Rich
mond yesterday. From Baltimore
where Cardinal Gibbons was celebrat-
ing the twenty fifth anniversary of
his cardinalate came messages from
prelates and others high in the church
expressing deep regret at the bishops
illness and his inability to attend the
ceremonies there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
To HOLD HEARING
TOMORROW N|GHT

Three matters Of special Importance
are scheduled for considerable by the
Council Committee on Ordinance,
Charter and Reform when it meets
tomorrow night.
One matter has reference to the
Lynch resolution prohibiting children
under the age of fourteen from at
tending motion picture shows. unless
attended by parents or other respon-
sible persons.
Another relates to the Fuller ordi-
nance providing free text books in the
Richmond public schools.
The third has to do with the Won
derlehr ordinance calling for the cree
ton Of warehouses; where prisoners
Of the city Jail may be furnished en-
ployment.
Chairman Tmlauf said last night
that the committee would gladly ac-
cord a hearing to all persons interest
ed in these measures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
NO JURORS ARE
YET SUMMONED
sOCTHSIDE COURT HAS SHALL.
CRIMINAL DOCKET THIS
TERN.

This morning will mark the open
ing of the October term of the Hust-
ings Court. Part 2, with Judge Ern-
est Wells presiding Up to this time
no one has been summoned to serve
on jury. Only one criminal case
- on the docket for this term. that
OF negro named Austin. He is
charged with throwing carboiic acid
In the face Of his wife. This case
was continued from the September
term on account of the absence of an
important witness for the Common
wealth.
The first case to face Judge Wells
this morning will be that OF W. L.
Stagg vs. the South Atlantic Insurance
Company. AT the last term this case
was heard, but the jury failed to
agree. The case will probably be dis
posed of in very shor time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
ARE YOU WINNING
PLACE IN LINE?
CONTINUED from First Page-1

confined from First Page.l
/ candidates as the candidates are them
selves
/ Hence let none idle Let all he
up and doing as the pleasure of sue
/ cess IS tenfold the prize and the ex-
! perience of meeting thousands OF
| people is an education that no in
| stftution can furnish.
Country Districts.
| Candidates WHO live In the country
districts are requested to mail all votes
| that they wish placed in tho publ
cation of standings in sufficient time
SO that the votes Will reach the Of
flee of the Campaign Manager before
the closing time mentioned in the
paper previous to the list OF standing,
which is published on the following
day. Next list of standings appear
Wednesday, october IS. Votes must
be in the ballot box on or this office
by p. NJ. on Tuesday.
What Are You Doing?
What are You doing toward help
ing some one win one of these prizes
If Your favorite has not been noml-
mated. see 10 it to-day Cut a nomi-
nation blank from The Virginian lor
secure 1t at the office, then fill II
out with the name of the party YOU
/
Virginia together with a subscription
of six months or more. The last Is
not absolutely necessary, and give
the candidate a good start. You may
| win the nomination prize of $500
in gold. and put some one in the Vay
of winning4a handsome 81. 300 Chal-
mers automobile. 1t is no effort to
nominate some one for the prizes,
and the prizes have to be won. why
not by your favoriteo
II may he that you haven't the con-
fdence in your own ability. 1t may
be the lack of confidence in your
friends Perhaps you think that they
are not loyal to YOU The chances
are that YOU are doing them an In
justice They may have been waiting
for Just this opportunity 10 prove
their 10y atty. You should at least give
them the chance. Get among them
and ask them to subscribe for The
Virginian. giving you their votes
They will only be too glad to help
YOU, especially as they are getting
value received for every dollar ex-
pended. They are saving time and
trouble by paving in advance TX
plain this 10 them. You VIII ma IL
easy to get them to subscribe.
Read the details of the contest con-
ditions in to-day's Virginian and nom
mate yourself before some one else
does 1t for YOU, or nominate some
one else in the family for the prize
| Then get busy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
AWARDED VERDICT
FOR FALSE ARREST

Especial te The Richmond Virginian)
SUFFOLK, VA, oct. 15.-~Mr. Jo-
seph II. Duck. Il weil~known citizen
Of Isle Of Wight county, was buried
At his home YESTERDAY The deceased
Was bachelor. and was brother OF
the late Major +. w. Duck who rep
resented Isle OF Wight county i'm the
General Assembly for some years. He
was eighty -four years OF age. His IA
Their, who was an officer in the Nir-
Einia militia at the time OF Nat Turn
ers insurrection In Southampton
county in 1880. was present when Nat
Turner was captured. and took from
his person a giant pistol which had
brass trimmings and n flint and steel
lock. This came In possession of the
son, who priced It highly. The first
time the pistol was publicly shown
Was at the jamestown Exposition In
1897
In the Circuit Court Of Nansemond
county Frank Wilkinson Jones was
awarded damages Of $3.50 for false
arrest by the Norfolk and Western
Railway COMPANY. Jones. who IA a
young insurance man. purchased a
ticket. and because he was not fur
nished seat. refused to give II up,
whereupon the railroad officials had
him arrested on a charge Of trespass.
The case was tried In the mayor s
court and he WAS acquitted He sued
the railroad company for damages on
false arrest A. former jury gave him
$4,000. The company may appeal.
The next case TO be heard will he
that Of John Garner. charged with
the murder Of Charlie Brinkiev A
Jury has been summoned, and two
young lawyers will defend him He
will be prosecuted by Commonwealth s
Attorney ]. Y. Burgess and Congress
man z F. Holland
The murdered man was killed with
an old gun barrel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
MANY TO SPEAK
FOR WATERWAYS

Continued from First Page)
deht of the Lake Drummond Canal
Company
tdl Terminal Questions Affecting
the Intra-Coastal Waterway" Hon,
John II. Small. NJ c., North Caro-
lima
te> The Chicago Drainage Canal
contrast. Mr.. lsham Randolph.
OF Chicago chief engineer.
Afternoon session
PRESIDING ofiiceL Hon John Lamb.
NJ. G., Virginia.
2:30 r. VI.
tap Good Roads TO Good Wafer
ways Hon. Logan W. Page. director
bureau 81 public roads, department
of agriculture. Washington, d. G.
OBJ Value of Inland WATERWAYS
u War Times. Rear Admiral Sid
ney A. stanton. United States navy.
Newport, II. /.
tc) Report OF committees:
/. Auditing.
.. Ways and Means.
3. Time and Place
4. Resolutions
feary to Speak.
.lT31e last session OF fha ,essyl4san ton
Will be held Thursday night and will
present features of especial interest.
near Aufniral ROBERT T.. l'earN,
s. n, discoyerer of the North Pole,
viii deliver an illustrated lecture on
wv aterways to the North Pole. Mr.
John {. Freeman. of Richmond, di-
rector National Rivers and Harhors
Congress, Will deliver an address on
the Port of Richmond and its Re-
lations to the Continuous Inland
Chain: Cacals and WATERWAYS OF the
Old pomilion State
Other features will be announced
later for the closing session.
During Thursday the entertainment
committee Will provide entertainment
and sightseeing tours for the ladies
accompanying the delegates to the
convention.
River Excursion Final Attraction.
on Friday morning at $40 o'clock
the steamer "Pocahontas" will take
the member of the convention on
an all day run down the historic
James river. A stop Will be made at
jamestown Island, where American
civilization and representative govern
lnent was born. The excursion VIII
reach Old Point in time To permit
mem bers of the party Ia take train
To Richmond Friday afternoon should
they desire to do. Luncheon will be
served aboard the steamer by the en-
tertainnent committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
BIG TEAMS PLAY
IN PHILADELPHIA
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First rage
the slightest condemnation for the Ut
tie star although they would nave
preferred him to have selected a game
last April or May to have done any
thing like that
Trainer Chadwick paid lot OF at
tention to Bakers injuries. His left
forearm was badly gashed and the
steel spikes also ripped his wrist.
Mack wouldn't admit it, but Capt.
Davis IN all probability will be kept
at first Ii McInnes was not sound
enough to play Saturday It is not be-
lieved that he is right to-day. More
over. Davis played an exceptionally
fast game at first base.
Connie Mack as well as McGraw I'M
auestienably protited by the .feelout
game and tactics from the, competing
managers promise to be even sharper
from now On, ....
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
REV. D. \. TOlST0N
To CHARLOTTE
PETERSBURG PRESBYTERIAN MIN
IsTER DECIDES TO ACCEPT
NORTH CAROLINA CALL.

Especial to The Richmond V,rginian.)
PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. 15.--The
Rev. d. II. Rolston, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church. Of this
city, announced to-day that he had
decided to accept the call to the First
Presbyterian church OF Charlotte, n.
c., which was rendered him several
expected. as 1t had been known for
some days that Rr. Rolston looked
With much favor upon the Charlotte
call In that city he will succeed
the late Rev. w. NJ. kincaid who died
several months ago.
On Rolston came to Petersburg
from West Virginia two years ago.
and has done fine pastoral work dur
ing his residence here.
He will have to get the formal per-
mission OF the East Hanover Presby-
terrain church before severing his re-
lations here: but it is not believed
that the local church will make any
determined effort, knowing that he
has made UP his mind to leave. How
ever, his departure Will be deeply re-
GREETED.
Ready for the Fair.
ttunuredS oil PeterShurgerS to-day
visited the new Fair Grounds at West
End Park. where beginning Tuesday
and running until Saturday, Will be
the Southside Virginia Fair. the larg-
est in the State outside the State Fair
at Richmond. Five days will he
crowded With amusement. entertain
ment and good racing, close to 600
horses from States on the Atlantic
seaboard and from Canada being en-
tered for the purses. aggreeating S.
600. Premiums for exhibits amount
TO $4,000 more. Greater crowds than
have ever visited this city are ex-
pected, and every indication Is that
the fair will be a big success. The
hotels and rooming and boarding
houses are crowded up already. and
the several thousand visitors will tax
their capacity
Everything at the Fair Grounds,
except the race track, is new, and
that Is practically new. having been
reiaid on tie old half-mile speedway
ellipse, banked anew and smoothed
with several weeks Of grooming. The
buildings are new and admirably sit
uated about the grounds The grand
stand. with a seating capacity Of q
500, overlooks the entire race course.
VIII BE Eighty Booths.
building Is 150xx10o feet. and height
from floor to roof liz 8 feet There
Will he eighty booths of exhibits in
this building and nearly all of them
are now in place
The agricultural building il fnox5o
feet, and Will hold hundreds OF exhih-
its from the soutl,side counties. Stock
stalls, cattle, sheep. swine and poultry
pens ere located in the southeast por-
ton Of the grounds and all are amply
large.
Manager 7 Mel. Ruffiu, Of the
Southside Fair. returned from Rich
mond yesterday afternoon. and las,
night stated that the fair here will
be real fair. MANY Of the exhibits
will be in place that were shown at
the State Fair in Richmond last week
Many OF the horses that went in the
races there will appear on the local
track. Exhibits made at other fairs
IN Virginia. will also be made here
Hundreds Of these exhibits have al
ready arrived. and many more will
reach Petersburg tonight and to-
morrow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-16
COUNTY SCHOOL
TO HAVE A FAIR

fSnecial TO The Richmond Virglnan.4
HADENSVI1LE, VA, oct. l5.-~on
saturday, October Z, the teachers of
Goochiand county met at the court
mouse for the purpose Of reorganizing
the Goochland County Tea chers As
sociation. and arranging for county
school fair
Mt Bear was elected president OF
Inc ASSOCIATION. and Miss Fannie Trice.
secretary and treasurer
The county school fair will be Held
at GooGhland Courthouse SATURDAY,
November II. Prizes will be offered
for the best bread. cake cook. apron,
collar hemstltched handk ercfief. let
ter composition and like features The
prizes for the boys corn club viii
also be awarded AT that time.