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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-18
EASTERN SHORE NEWS
Ispecial 10 Tho rimes-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Onancock. Va. November lie. E.
Miles. the postmaster of Onancock dur
Ing the administrations Of Mr.. Cleve.
land; John s. Naples. chairman OF the
Democratic Committee Of Accomac. and
Clarence r Custer. a young broker.
have announced their candidacy for ap-
pointment to the postmastership here.
The incumbent. N. H. Parker, still has
two years to serve. The ONCE now
handles $500 pieces Of mail matter q
month. A new stamping machine with
q capacity Of 125 letters Q minute was
installed in the once on Friday.
Mrs John p. L Hopkins and Mrs.
Robert L Hopkins. Of Onancock. repre-
scented the Jefferson Davis Chapter.
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
and Miss n Louise Trader. Of Oak
Hall, the Dixie Chapter. at the gen.
eral convention In session In Washing
ton this week.
A school league was organised at
Oak Hall Friday night with the fol-
lowing omcers: Miss Jennie Penny.
president; Mrs. Edna Hancock. secre-
tary and treasurer. and Miss Catherine
Stewart general manager.
Superintendent G. G. Joynes, ut the
request Of Superintendent Tankard, OF
Northampton, spoke It Exmore Thurs
day evening on the subject. "The Part
the Parent Plays in the School,"
The school work which was displayed
at the Keller Fair Educational Day
will be sent to Richmond to be on
exhibition at tho state Teachers As
ISOLATION.
The remains Of Alfred Barnes, who
died ut the Sarah Leigh Hospital. were
brought to Parksley. Funeral services
were conducted 1t the Baptist Church
Friday and interment was in the Parks
ley Cemetery. He is survived by q
widow. four sons. ]. w., n B.. II. J. and
George W. Barnes. and I'VE daughters,
Mrs. Shepherd Hickman. Mrs. Edward
Shraever. Mrs B. T. Ross. Mrs. Sylves-
ter Hope and Mrs. A. ]. Vessels. He
was seventy-four years old.
Mrs. Emily Corbin Field, widow Of
DR.. ]. W. Field. died ON ChincoteaEue.
ut the residence Of her daughter. Mrs.
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VERY UNFORTUNATE
IN HIS SELECTION

tectsd from the horrors Of lombard.
ment. and from any disturbance oy
the Ottoman enemy in the present war.
1t has been largely. II not wholly. due
to several Greek multi-miliionaises.
soYe Of whom who had acquired their
fortunes and spent their lives abroad.
who made either great beQuests or
huge gifts OF money for the erection
of q Greek feet sumcient for defen.
sive purposes The first and foremost
In this patriotic movement was the
late Andrew Averev: and Greece's
finest and most modern cruiser. An
extremely powerful man-of-war. built
In Italy for q South American re-
public. but purchased from the con-
structors by Greece, bears the name
Of Ayerev. since II was bought with
the money provided by him for the
purpose.
There are several other cruisers.
guuboats and destroyers In the Hell.
lenic navy. which also bear the names
Of their donors: and. thanks to the
splendidly efacient reorganization Of
the personnel Of the Greek navy by Q
mission OF English naval ohicers under
q British admiral. the Greek deet has
been able to give an excellent &C
count OF itself. and to keep the coasts
OF the Kingdom entarely Tree from any
Ottoman menace by sea-
Had 1t not been for this. and had the
Turkish feet, which has been restrict
ed to bombarding Bulgarian and
Rumelian forts on the Black Sea. been
free to emerge from the Dardsnelles
to the south. II could easily have pre-
vented the use Of the railroad from
the Greek frontier to Salonica. which
runs for its greater length along the
coast. and could thus have checked the
victorious advance Of the Greek Army
upon Salonica. Il was the Greek navy
In fact. that rendered possible the cap.
tuPe Of 6alonica by the Greeks. who
have been thus enabled to rehabilitat<
their military prestige. 30 sorely dam.
aged through their ignominious defeat
by the Turks seventeen years ago.
Copyright 1912. by the Brentwood
Company
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FALL FROM FIRE
ESCAPE IS FATAL
Alexandra Man, Who Had Long
Served as Guide, Meets
Death.
rspecial to rhs rimes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The T1mes-Dtspatcn-I
Alexandra, Va. November l7.-Pat-
rick Buckley. twenty years Old. Tor
many years past a city guide. VINO
during his career had piloted thousands
Of tourists to the points OF historic
interest around the city. between and
3 o'clock this morning fell from the
back IRE escape on the fourth door
of the old Braddock House. on the
east side Of shat structure. meeting In
slant death. His skull was crushed at
the base of the brain on the left side,
death being instantaneous
Tho body was found by Walter Ale.
who lives At the Braddock House. q
few minutes before o'clock this
morning Mr.. Ale raised his window
and saw the body laying In the back
yard, at the foot Of the ire escape A
short time afterwayd tho Police were
notified. and an examination was be.
gun. From what the police learned OF
the AFFAIR, Buckley between and
O'Clock entered the Draddock House.
ana W. W. Simpson. lessee OF the place.
who had retired for the night. called
out to kn1w who was there. No re-
sponse was receives ty ham. and he
paid no further attention to the mat
ter. Buckley. 1t il presumed, fearing
that simpson would follow him and
eject him from the place. removed his
overcoat. aui. putting his hat Ia mis-
pocket. raised the back window aud
got out on the FIRE escape. rs Il -
claimed Simpson had forbidden him %
come to the place. While on the escape
the heel OF his left shoe caught in the
iron gratinG. and M fell headforemost,
evidently making several sonersaults
down the winding escape bsfore bis
body reached the ground Az he fell
IL Is declared By occupants Il tf: place
he cried aloud
The fan sustained By Buckley was
fully nifty feet. Coroner s. B. Moore
was advised Of the circumstances at
tending Buckley's death. and he gave
certificate OF accidental death, Deem
ing an inquest unnecessary.
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SCOTLAND
Personal

While there will be Q great deal OF
entertaining done In Richmond Tar VS.
ttors here for the Thanksgiving holi.
days. there will be . number Of hunt
ing parties given At country estates
over the weekend. One OF the STAG
parties to be given at Thanksgiving
will take place at "Biandfleld," the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Beverley.
in Essex County. Mr.. and Mrs. Bever-
ley will have a. their guests from
Richmond Judge r.. Carter Scott, Tay.
lor Scott. Robert Y. Peyton. Jr.. Welby
Beverley and several others. -
EAGsge0ent AAo0ooeed.
Mrs. Laura Alma Walker. OF Brod.
max. announces the engagement and
approaching marriage OF her daugh.
ter. vels Estella. to Robert Mortimer
Holloway. Of this city. The marriage
will be celebrated some time in the
month OF December.
Card Party Friday.
Miss Katherine Moore Harvey enter
tanned at cards on Friday evening At
her home. al East Grace Street. in
honor OF her aunt. Mrs. Daniel A. Nor
gan Of Elizabeth City N. c. The par
Tors were decorated in autumn leaves
and chrysanthemums a color scheme
Of red and yellow being carried out
very effectively. The guests present
included Misses Louise Shields. Nellie
SouthaN Hill. Louise James. Ophelia
Nelson. Fanny Harwood. Mrs. Morgan.
w. e. Koontz. Oswald B. Pearson. Leo
nard McIlwa!ne. Of Petersburg; joe
FIN. John James. DR.. J. c. Board. DR..
Hedgepeth. DIR. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Brooke HILL. Captain sad mrs.
Seiby A. Harvey.
The firet prise was won by Miss Mel.
lie Southall Hin. who presented It to
the guest Of honor. Mrs. Morgan. and
the BOBBY prize was won by Mrs. Nor-
gan. zee consolation was drawn BY
Miss Louise Shields. the drst prize for
the men going to Joe Hill Five hun
dred was played. and refreshments
were served at the card tables at the
conclusion Of the game. Mrs. Henry
Brooke Hill and Mrs Seiby Harvey
were at the punch bowl. and favors for
each guest were cupids.
Newport News WeddlnG.
brilliant assemb!age OF guests
gathered Thursday evening At o'clock
At the First Presbyterian Church. in
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COURT CONvENEs TO-DAY.
Deeket In P1ttsylvsnia Much Snstle
Thaa C0ual.

Thaa Csual.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Chatham, Va. November 17.-The
regular November term OF Pittsylvania
County Circuit Court will convene
Monday with q docket much smaller
than the last term. and win In all
probability last less than one week.
The principal criminal cases to try
are James C. Abbott for killing J. r.
Coleman. which occurred near Dan
Vile in October: A. NJ Peak. for as
saulting william Hubbard, which oc-
CURED near Level Run late in the past
month. The other cases are Of minor
Importance. The civil docket IL small.
and will be finished in a short while.
Patrons Day was observed at the
Chatham High School Friday afternoon.
with exercises BETTING the occasion.
Henry Gill. of near Hollywood, had
the misfortune recently to loose his
dwelling and almost the entire con-
tents by fire. Mr.. Gill is more than
seventy years old. and when the Are
was discovered the roof was falling in.
friends having to move Mr.. Gill from
the burning building.
James A. Davis. Of Pittsylvania
County. near Whittles died at his home
Friday following An illness of long
duration. Mr.. Davis was nearing the
three-score and ten mark. and had been
q resident Of this county his entire life.
He was q very prosperous farmer. and
enjoyed his vocation He Is survived
by one brother, 8. B. Davis. Of near
Whites. and one sister. Miss Sallie
Davis, who made her homo with him.
He was a member of Pittsylvania Lodge
Of Masons. near this place.
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BEATEN TO DEATH
AND SET on Fiji
Railroad Man 70 Murderesi
Blind Tiger" At
Raleigh.
Especial to The T1mes-DispatcA.J

Especial to The T1mes-Dtspatch.J
Raleigh. N. c.. November If.-
High. q railroad empaoye Of Dur1A1
died At the Rex Hospital tits s1eeG
noon as the result Of . mur1sfe1
assault made on him early to-day q
blind tiger maintained On LsAol
Street by Logan Greene. colored. 800
enty-seven years old. presumably r.
The old negro and an accampAce. Hpga
ever. the negro claims he was AwAl
ened In the night by High. who ~
Breaking into his trunk Highs he41
was terribly beaten with an iron Eoe
After beating him into unc0nsctou
acss his Assallants evidently poxfS
kerosene Oil over his clething and -
ere to him. His flesh was badly bnxA(
an several places whom the pollos To-
him unconscious In the negro tanel
ment.
Gated that High had been struck ~
while leaning over It. He yes r.
identified for several hours a4od
was found. He never re9sined Ct
sciousness. -
Tho police believe he waa asean1t6
for robbery. and that thinkiag 045
had killed him, his aasallanfs ponse1
kerosene OIL on his clothing aud -
IRE to It quantity Of whiskey W
found In the place. There WIN -
eoroner's inquest Monday a1tesAean<
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Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch-J
Burlington. n. C.. Novemee. IL
Mss Naytie Spoon. Of this city, ana
J, II. Anderson. Of RaleIga. were mar
ried on Thursday evening. November
IL. In Durham, -. c.. st the FRS; Bap-
list parsonage the ceremony being per-
formed By Dr.. J. Hurt, OF that cry.
The bride 10 the daughter az NJ. lad
Nrs. r. l. Spoon. OF tass city, and "a
wsll known In Raleigh. whrs She at
tended Meredith College. Mr.. Ander-
80, formerly Of Chester. : c. bot re-
esasly q Raleigh. -. G., - . younG
buosoeuO nan & sAsl1:y.
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m, ~ p,.-n A ~s~&~.~saa.A
~. - -. H.nsS... - nAS~e1
~. "s.srs,.- ~s~ss@s
s S.n. - - 80 80. I~S-
$3.50, 800 80 S.r~se~e ~
N. RurwelL she vs. buried q -
Cemetery. Baltimore.
Jonn n. Parker son .. -
9ohn n. fasker: o.eo 81 -
me- .s p go ,~sn.x -, 49,
T..h,,.. c,ssS 40 ~. nartss4 cNsSI1
100000 -. ru,s,s, .s.~ec~a r.
S..H, -. .as IN p.,r.l.~ -
.s W
The Democrats Of Chincoteaoae
celebrate the victory OF Wilson
Marshall Tuesday night There ~
a parade. an oyster roast ana o611n
by Hon. Irving Hardy. Of 0e3oNeU
Senator G. Walter Mapp and ex-Seao
B. T. Gunter.
The cunning saason openeA Hr1n1
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| Mccall PATTERNS

Murray HILL" near Pittsburgh. where
she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b
Rust.
Mrs. c. n GugSenheimer and Mrs.
Max Guggenheimer are spending some
time with relatives in this city.
Mrs. !. w. Jones. Of Lanexa. 10 the
guest of Mrs. ]. H Capers. sr.. at the
Hanover.
Dr.. and Mrs. Du Bois Bunting, OF
Elizabeth. N. J.. are visiting Mr.. anu
Mrs. c. Lee Moore at $40 Floyd Avenue.
Mrs. Bunting is Mrs. Moore's niece.
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Since Coagye0 y making d;meulsies
about furnishing the money seeded sor
the increase Of the United states nest
Why does not some Americau multi
mslisensirs step forward 20 present
enough money 70 the government 70
provide for the cost Of osttesAtp
or OF a cruiser. which shall bar his
Sams. Were the A0es1csn people "a
hsve % br,ught home 70. them tAas
their shores and their maritime trade
we're being projected by Heating Oas-
tiers known 80 the 'SNeresa." the
-Eoekefeiisr.~ the "Hetty oresA" the
-Assor.- the ~vaaceroJIs." OF even the
~AsarsW Carnegie" they might be les
inclined 60 grumbie against esseeerss-
"a sertuses. ana the uaeQuai asstrteu.
ssca sf wealth.
r en- Sea % maize shts sseesstioa ~
the fact shoe % the ctssee. soWns aaS
bsw3ees scattered along the sxseesevs
ssuOs No. - ave- hsvo 80 ~
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Mr.. and Mrs J. Lao Davis. OF this city
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.. I. A. Jen'
nanxs at their home in Lynchburg.
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Mrs Edmund Schae1er and MIS-. e
A. Harvey. Of Lynchburg. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Springer Efnste'n, OF
West Main Street
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Ma. Odessa Clarke. Of Culpeper. II
visiting her sister. Mrs. O. c. Taylor
in this city.
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Mrs. D. d. SpaldinG. OF Maryland, y
tho guest Of her mother. Mrs. H. u
Cannon, 1t the Chesterfield
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Miss Mary Steer Fuller is the que
Of Mrs. Alfred r. Boulder in Cumberlan
Nd.
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Dean Aaury, who has been the cues
Of relatives in Danville Tor severa
days, has returned to the city.
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Mrs. Charles A Broaddus ana Nile
Florence Broaddus have returned Il
their home in Bowling Green, afte'
q short stay here 8
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The Popularity

Of the Schwar1schih seeee
elegance of our stocks en4 49, H.
service always 70 be ha1 NJ 4
SCHWARZSClluD Do0G
Richmond's Lsadinh J9We
Second and 0coo0 -
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Miss Nancy Lee Janey has gone to
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q ana Out q ToWl

Mrs. Spencer l. Carter. Of Baltimore
will come to. Richmond next week to
be the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Atkinson
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Georgia.-Glynn County.

GoOTS1d-- III OOuHIy.
Will be sold before the courthouse
door of Glynn county, Georgia, dur
ing the legal hours of sale on the
first Tuesday in December next,
the following property, to-wit: One
clock, one china closet, four stands.
one oak chair, three iron bedsteds,
one wooden bedstead, one chiffonier,
three washstands, one mirror, two
bed, two boxes and contents, six
velvet bottom chair, three barrels
and contents, two lamps, one straw
settee, one c. B. chair, three rockers,
tar, one extension dining table, two
easels, one lot mating, one roll oil
cloth, one barrel crockery, one straw
table, six c. B chairs, five barber
chairs, one back counter, one hat
rack, one marble washstand, one
clock. one bootblack stand, twelve
armchairs. one oak mug holder, one
porcelain bathtub, one lounge. Lev
led on as the property of w. NJ
Thrash, under and by virtue of dis
tress warrant and fl ia issued from
the justice court of the 26th district,
G M, Glynn county, against w. M
Thrash in favor of w. NJ. Floyd, for
S139 90 principal Levy made and re-
turned to me by l.. ]. Leavy, consta-
BILE. VIM. n. Berrie, Sheriff.
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GE0RGIA STATE LEAGUE a
49, ~ WILL Be ORGANIZED
. AYcRoss BOARD OF TRADE HAS
ISSUED CALL FOR.
" NOVEMBER IS.

The meeting in Waycross on No
verlber 10 for the purpose of organ
izing Georgia State league is sure
to receive the hearty support of the
Brunswick fans.
Secretary Weatherly of the local
board of trade, has received COM
munication from the Waycross Or
ganization, stating that meeting has
been called in that city for Novem.
lGr 10 to meet at the. board of trade
in that city at 10 a. IN. of that date
and asking the cooperation of the
Brunswick fans.
Plans have already been Perfected
TO send representatives to the meet
ing and the board of trade viii be
asked to send Secretary Weatherly as
well to represent the business in
terests., --'H--.r -
Brunswick should have a ball team
not only for the pleasure the pas
time affords, but for the value from
an advertising standpoint as a win.
ming team is a big asset'to any cit!
and Brunswick has never had a los
ing team.
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YOU CAN'T BE BEAUTIFUL IF
YOUR LIVER DOSEN'T WORK

remedy is Dodson's Liver Tone.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleas
ant tasting vegetable liquid, and il
starts the liver gently and sarely and
relieves constipation and biliousness
so promptly that it has become de-
pendable remedy in thousands Of
homes in the United States. There
are scores of families in this vicinity
who will not be without it in the
house and who would not think Of
starting on a trip without bottle OF
it.
Roberts Pharmacy has sold So
much Dodson's Liver Tone that they
are convinced of its merit and Will
give any person his 80 cents back
who buys bottle and does not find
that it takes the place of calomel t0
perfection.
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and exercise such powers, rights and
privileges as are incident to and
vested in similar corporations under
the laws of Georgia.
Bennett, Twitty & Reese,
Petitioners Attorneys.
The foregoing application filed in
the office q Clerk Superior court of
Glyna = ty, Georgia, October IS,
1912. ~.
Bennett, Twitty & Reese,
1922. Petitioners Attorneys.
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SHERIFF SALE.

eorgia.-Glynn County.
Under and by virtue of an execu-
ton issued from the city court of
Brunswick in favor of Glynn County
Bank and against Miss Mary Lee
Crovatt and the property hereinafter
described. said execution having is
sued Oh November 4, 1912, and being
for the principal sum of $500 with
interest thereon from March 8, 1912,
until paid, at the rate of s per cent
per annpms for $4,000 as attorneys
fees, for S12. 80 as costs of court, and
all future Csts, will be sold at public
cutlery before the court house door of
said county, within the legal hours
OF. sale, OF the first Tuesday in De-
cember, 1912, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, the following real
estate: All that lot, piece or parcel
of land situate in the city of Bruins
wick, said county, and in that portion
Of said city known as odd Town."
and being described on the map of
The plan Of said city as made by Geo.
R. Baldwin, 1897, as the southern
one-half Q-2) of Old Town lot num-
Der One Hundred and Eighty-six
1850, containing a frontage of forty
five (45) feet on Union. street and
running back one hundred and eighty
$50 feet to Reynolds street and
bounded north by the northern one
half of said lot, south by lot one hunz
dred and eighty-seven $3.50. east
by Union street and west by Reynolds
street. Said property levied on un-
der said execution as the property of
Miss Mary Lee Crovatt and VIII be
sold to satisfy the same Notice of
levy and time of safe given the de-
PENDANT and her tenant. Property be-
ing in possession Of the defendant at
the time Of levy.
This November 4 1912.
VIM. n. Berrie,
Sheriff City Court of Brunswick and
of said County.
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A Great RuiIdlna Falls

when its foundation is undermined.
and if the foundation of health-good
attacked, quick collapse
follows. On the first signs of indf-
gestion, DR.. Kings New Life Pills
should be taken to tone = stomach
and regulate liver, kidnt. Is and bow
els. Pleasant, easy, safe and only 25c
at all druggists.
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SERVICE BY PUBLICATION.

GEORGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
Irene Loftin VS.. Francis Russell-An-
nulment Of Marriage Contract-In
Glynn superior Court December
Term, 1912.
To Francis Russell--Defendant
You are hereby required to appear
in said court at 10 O'Clock a. m, De-
cember 10Th, 1912, and answer petit
toners said complaint. Fail not
herein, as in default of such appear
ance the court will proceed as to JUS
tice shall appertain
Witness the Honorable c. B. Con
yers, judge Of said court, this Oct.
II, 1912. H. F. du BIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County,
Georgia.
MAX ISAAC, Petitioners Attorney.
Tam-tWo mos
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SHERlFFS SALE.

Georgia.-Glynn County.
Will be sold before the courthouse
door of Glynn county, Georgia, dur
ing the legal hours of sale on the
first Tuesday in December next.
one bay horse named George, and
one fiat dray. Levied on as the prop
erty OF J NJ. Hoodenpyle and found
in his possession, under and by vir-
tue of an. execution issued from the
city court of Brunswick, in favor of
the Cover Supply company and
against ] M. Hoodenpyle for $4,000
principal and $1,000 cost.
w. II. Berrie, Sheriff.
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Heartburn is a symptom OF indi-
gestion. To correct the digestive or
gans the remedy is SIMMONS RED
q LIVER REGULATOR. The misery
disappears at once. The bowels OPP
crate speedily and you feel strong,
vigorous and cheerful. Price, large
package, s1.00; small size, 25c, Sold
~ al, druggists.
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CITATION.
Georgia-Glynn Coutny.

Georgia-Glynn Coutny.
To whom it shall or may concern:
Mrs. Rosetta Rumph having applied
for permanent letters of administra-
ton upon the estate of John
Rumph,, late of said county, deceased.
notice is hereby given that said ap-
plication will be heard at the next
regular term of the court of ordinary
of said county to be held on the first
Monday, in December, 1912, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
WitnessaTmy hand and official sig
nature. This 10Th of October, 1912.
Edwin w. Dart, ;
&, Ordinary, Glynn County, Ga.
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CITATION

To all Whom it may concern:
Mrs. Maggie A. Faber having ap-
piled for guardianship of the person
and property of Irene Smith Bass,
minor child of Cerrie Smith, deceased.
notice is given that said application
will be heard at my office at 10
O'Clock a. m, on the first Monday in
December next.
This November 4, 1912.
Edwin ~. Dart,
Ordinary and -Officio Clerk Court of
Ordinary. \
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The board of registrars for the
city Of Brunswick will hold theix
arst meeting ae the city hall on
Wednesday, November Z, ae 8 o'clock
a. M and hold daily sessions unfit
their labors are concluded.
Board of Registrars for che City cf
Brunswick,
BY Moses Daniel, Chairman
Brun. .cl., CO, NJ. 6. 1872