Brunswick advertiser. (Brunswick, Ga.) 1875-1881, January 24, 1877, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textlice to tho Public. Wfter this date I will furnish YOL. 2. NO. 31! BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 21, 1877. BRUNSWICK AJJVI.HTIBEU, IlTJf.ISHBD EYE. V W JJBNESI)AY MORNING At RuushWicx, Georgia, jjt , ST A CIS & F M OFFICE, I* Vtz'tr Bi Ulirg, oetr SUBSCRIPTION KATES* Tor ono year, (m nftvonue) ....... Yoe six uiontUi, ** - • Cluli Raton FIvo ropkv, (p*ch, oao year, Tvu copies, cscli ono year, . Office, $2 OO 1 00 Advertising Rote** T’rpqnarc, to:* Muchi space, first in-*ortion, $1 00 Ter a*|U «rc, t*‘h sal se pxeut iu*«n tlun, M3’ Ejxriul ratea to ytarlg and large advert fart. “CTO AilvrarMs inents from rcapousiblo parties will Ik* pul lishwl until or ur*Hut, f he D tlic lime U not spccift*sa. au<l psymeniVxHctft] jvn»mul cJwHcter. td£eyt&« Ml — lour lines. so!Icfe»! for publication. When ex* oiMMlinu that space, cluiri'ol as adrcrUsomouts. All letters uni comninnlcatlons should bo ad- - dr is ted to the undersigned. STACY & FARM, 1 Advertiser, Urn ns wick, Gcoryla. i- city Cffirer*. J/rtyor- J*5l*:*F.NiB*o* , ■ • ■ ‘ 4. ltRoffrwiCK, R. J^Co^aox; /. * Cori-En, J. M. D*xtxp, S. 0‘. Uttushud, A. T. 1-VtMAX, W. W. WaTXLNH. \XM stading committees. I '... finance—Conpcr. Watkins and Bostwi* k. I . t / town commonsDexter. UttlefiuM iunl Putnim. I hailuoaiw—1-itth‘fleld, Putnam and Duldijfiion. htrkkts. drains a nmmiEH—Bostwick, Watkins ' and Colson. -1 — - , -a cHAtimr-Colson. Uoetwick arWRtkt r. I' -- y ocmetwiks—Putnam, Dexter and pnBijnum. f W yvdtJT ontrisoH—Watkins. Couper k CjAXm, , i t harrow—TmU4n<n. Bostwh k and Littlefield. *.'fcttw.\Tim*—Dexter, Couper and B*v*twli’fc. TUiE dkp.vRtmknt—Littlefield, Putnam A Wat* 1:1ns. ui.kxk * mv^rnim—Tames Houston. MAU*u\L—W. 8; W»in. aw. marshal— A. Green. iomckmas—M. BoWr»s. luma-n m.o-tkr—J«*liu Vwnj»itv. iout warden*—G. A. Dure, Burr Wintcn and W. G. Davenport. • 1*. B.T003IAU LODGE, No. 0, P. A. >1- Blacksmith and Machinist. Having loaned the prendsea of If.IL WARD, Blacksmith, and scoured the services o'firs tela** workmen, I am prepared t•» do ' £l£ttjiitii!>tns in; all its •/ \r" luduiUug Sl&lp, Steam Hunt, Bcw 11111, Carralgo, Wagon, Roller, ami all other Iren Work. axbo ; Wheelwright work of all kinds, together with Horse Shoeing in the rcry bait and neatest style* Iron and Brass Castings furnished at shortest notice at manufacturer's i»rices. ^ W. 8. TUCKER. TAYLOR U.PKHUI SOM, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PL AS TEHEE. All ordSfl* lelt at*..tlio Dru/storoof G. H. Macon 4c ( 'jf? on NteYeu*'Ae # t roe t,w l U meet with prompt lutcntiuu. /lieerH to D. T. Dunn. * r*VO yoti wiuilaVplondid BOOT or SHOE made ±J to OiiDEK, wit.i to OUDEB, PERFECT FIT gnaraniee l ? Then call on mar. lil-ly, D. A, MOORE. W. A. JOUiSSON, LOOT and SHOE MAKER. Toomiu-]>.!*<•, K'l. n. F. A. M . nu-ftn every i«t'iui<l 3rd *\Vi»<liic8tlny in each mouth, ntSoVlok, r. M. Mo ;k8 McDonald, W. M. April 28-ly J. M. Caiitek, Scc’y* it. l~ JIIOWIIoX.J l in -' K - SMr MERSHOH & SMITH, ATfOEXETS i COUNSELORS AT LAW,, BRUNSWICK, Wi|l v ick lu-w. Btste. an l tin* Federal Courts hold i i Atlanta ami Kuvanuah, Ga. Ottl •« on Nj wean tie stroots. c . r. roonvKjui. | * I r. u. iiau«ih. GOODYEAR A HARRIS, u Attorney* fit Laws | BnuKS'ivicK, Geoboia the Brunswick Cir cult and »ho city uT Darien, Ga uo 1-ly, GEORGIA, raethro in nil tho counties of tlie firm W ork done, as cheaply, and war ranted to hist as long as that of any other Workman in this section. Meatling done an short notice at AYERS’ OLD STAND mar. £4 ly. fllhe «n Ici’nignod has tho ageucy for the sale 1 HAWK of tin* following Companies; AMERICAN SAW CO.. Trentou. N. J.; KMEKHON. FORD A* (JO., Beaver Falls, Pa.; n. HOE A CO.. New York. Also Oercrul Agent Jcr While's UADUITTM v Alt, umturp-mse l n« an anti*frictioii me* bearing ;. I'rico, iktets. per p<»ti:j l in nny r Terms cash. , BruunV THE SAVANNAH MORNING NEVtS FOR 1871. On the 1st of Jannnry, 1877, th« Monsi:t3 NaW3 enters npoi; its twen ty -seuenth volmue, au:l, it is hope by its con lectors, upon a prosperous year. Every returning anniversary lias witnessed it* oxteiulWf influence, and to-ilsy it is the fc "\t sif the politi cal faith of tho i.<iii Is of readers. It- nniform consistency and standfast des votion to principle lias gained for it the confidence of the public, thus en abling it to contribute largely to the trinmpli of the Democratic iyirty. In the fatnra, as in tho past, no pnii)3 will bo spared to mako the Moiikino Nctvs in every respect still more deserving of the confidence and patronage which has been so liberally extended to it by the people of Georgia and Florida. Tlio ample means of the establishment will be devoted to the improvement of tho paper in all its d.-piu'tments, and to making it a com prehensive, Instructive and reliable medium of the current news. Its stuff of speeiul Correspondents—at Wash mgtou, Atlanta, Jacksonville, Talla hassee, and other poifjjs of interest — has .been recognized with a view of meeuog every possible emergency that may arise, and pains will be taken to make its commercial news, foreign and domestic, complete and reliable. As wo arc about entering upon the new year, we desire to cidl especial at tention to our club rates of subscrip tion. POSTAGE FREE. Wo will pay postage on all our pa - per* going to mail subscribers, thus making the Morsixo News the cheap est newspaper of its size and character in the South. Terms of Subscription. DAILY. One copy, one year $ 10 00 6 copies, 1 year (to one address) 4o 00 10 copies 1 year (to one address) 80 00 TRI-WEEKLY. One. copy, ono year . .8 0 00 2 copies* 1 year (to one address) 10 00 5 copit 8, 1 year (to one address) 20 00 10 copies ?. year (tonne address) 50 00 WEEKLY. One copy, one year ' 5 copies, 1 year ff- 10 copies 1 ,4 no j 00 LITTLEFIELD & V General Commiss 7 warding Me’ ,rder, Reg- s, at my r'tk- ..eased, tl'ILL, .Savannah, Ga- Oxco> CORN, riNT/ lOXSIOtIUKN II .V mid W.U’ /LOUR, aenp For CASH F. M’CAUTIIY. v ATTORNEY AT LAW. ^ C(Hr|'RiAe Court BRUNSWICK, i a W ILL jUT^ljrp In tho Courts of Olynn, Own* (Vn, a ml Wayne. 8My 33?T/I)UNN, BANKER and BROKER, •*firnnswick, - -■;■■■ On. B rrstn.l REI.TJl cic-lunqr on Now York. K« vanuab, Beaton and FhilatUdphla, at A toirasi MARKET R.lTEfk rrYHand BELLS Gold, 8nv»*r ana rommoh’li 1 # *Por. Jnirtfat allownd on SPECIAL DEPOSITS Colbftlc.ni* promxitly attended to and boMne** aoldted- no. l*ly. thuu;c cl Schedule & B. RAIL ROAD. On and aftor this cluto. Pas.gjn^er Ir.iius over this roa-.l will run daily as follow*; Day Train. Jstave Brunawl -k «•.«.; arrive at Jeauj) arrive at Mumn 1;MI A. M. Iatuvu Macon 4,»* a. arrive et fma? arrive at Unmsw i« k 2:2." i*. M. Night Train** to jin I from llrunawfck ilI.*-on(inr.c:l, but con- »*t with’ Florida line at Jeanp. JOHN A GRANT, Doc. 3rd, 18*fi. Goi 1 Supt- New York Iler»W^s»MHiliiid nt the Fust Office at 81A5 peV laantti. unit Savannah News at 5G per month. Illustrated Weeklies s’.ml Monthlies on hand for sale Uiec tpd a large lot of \ARE, \LIES ments A fine Ar*c Xamp\ Lant\ lu addition t< \ tBiu) ever brought to tC. TIN W THOS. ROGERS & CO., ! KEROSGi E ^SSrt Cotton Merchants J Shippers, ?re " :y for our ^^d. I BRUNSWICK, OA. Agents for Cary, Stride & Balfour’. i ; « Liverpool Agency of the - .etna Insurance co., qf t Hartford, Conn, tO*.Application Tor Immrancc promptly at ten dud to, and Mirlftilwied by ALEXANDER W. COVPER, Apt., P. O. Box 12, Brunswick, Ga, COOK BROS. & CO., Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE\ Ship Stores, etc., . Manufacturers and Shippers of VEE LOW PIN E LUMBER Bai (St.,) Bbckswick, (Ia. SCHOOL KG My Frivate Behind for i girls’ will be opened on Tnek fera 3BS=s dost •zgsiz&gsL , mitonces <>n cotton and other prod-! ; < l ' irL . ll ' 1’Ui‘t ufct ,’fiimimcd to their Liverpool cormt-! “*>’ I’ir, t--i.tr. Fcr freight room apply to the ! ■ . r i N. it. - For the pres i hdy tjsehrr, ts. 2. «t.e Hooput ga tiieinirr, t«r r- STACY’ * -htu. 5tn. granting li, . oiifcfs, y.icd anus, or rndJe;s,I’? ?tt *«' on ,ooi or fence pibsfs’ b;; c«*>.l terms Mreesh, |rcd lo t!*»c co: ” ■ -vn. F..rnVi*, (iutwIbreT CITY COCACII, PUCCEEDIXUS Regular Meeting. Coi;Jtcir, C'n.vt«.XB, f Brhnnwiclc, Jan. 10, 1877 j Council met. Frea. nt His Hon ir J. F. Nekton, M tj’ov, Aldermen L Clof.ekl.De.xter, Watkins, Cooper, iJostwick, C ilsou, and I’ntnain. Minutes of last mooting read and confirmed. APPKAI.S. Juris >n Minor, charged with dis orderly conduct, and sentenced by tho Mayor ti? pay a fine of ten dol lars and costs, or twenty days on tho streets, withdrew tho appeal, and tho Marshal was insl rnctud to carry out tho sentence of tho Mayor. Council, after hearing evidence and statement from M. Shannon, charg ed with denying without license, oud fined by tho Mayor ten dollars and cost, ordcrodjjthat tho fino be re mitted on payment of costs. Council, after hearing statement from C. G. Moore, charged with keeping a hotel or bin without li cense, and ordered by tho Mayor to pay the amount of license and costs, ordered that tho fine bo remitted on payment of costs. Cook Bros. & Co., charged with doing business ns’bankers, brokers, etc. without license, and ordered by tho Mayor to pay the amount of the license mid costs, not appearing to defend their charge, Council, after hearing astitemeut ottho fuctsfrom the Mayor, and excusing Aldormcu Dexter from voting, sustained tho judgment of tho Mayor. ■f KI.nCTUN OK OFnCEBi Council proceeded to oleet cer tain officers for tho municipal year 1877, pursuant to notice, which re suited as folio .vs; Assistant Marshal, Alfred Green; Policeman, C. M. Roberts; Keeper of Guard House and clerk of Mark et, T. B. Good bread; Sexton of white cemetery, G. W. Ay mar; Sex ton of black Cemetery, Jackio White Harbor Master, John Vamhyly ; Port Wardens, G. A. Duro, Bur Winton, W. G. Davenport, ri-rriit ins .vnu co .u ;>i os io ATf os». Read a eommuiiieatiou from Ifon ry B. YVelles, stating that lie wf about engaging in the ma:nif*>toT of an impr^UfC’T JidapJ" amt aside that lio be relieved from tax up< such miiuufactory, and, on tnoli-j the same was lolnvcd for tho yo( 1877. Read a communication from L. N. Clark, stating that ho proposed to keep a hotul (tho Bay View House) and respectfully asking that ho be ! granted a pro rata license for the same, which was, on motion, gran ted. Read n communication from J. II. Harris, stating that he desired to open business as a Green Grocer, for the sale of fresh n < a a, etc., and asking that a pro ruta license be granted him, which was, on motion, granted. Read a communication from Lc Baron Drury, stating that he hud, at much expense, succeeded in es tablishing direct trade with Europe, and humbly snggeting that ho be reimbursed or assisted iu gjuio way, which was, on motion, received, and on a further motion, laid on the tu- blo—yeas, Aldermen Littlefield, Putnam, Bostwick, and Colson; nays, Dexter, Couper, and Watkins. Read a communication from R. K. Hines, attorney for tho City, in relation to suit (lending in the IT. S, Circuit Court against the city, and making inportant suggestions ta Council, which was, on motion, received and ordered to be placed on file. Read a comipunication from Crawford WiilisHiS, in relation to Stevedores; wdi Sir d and refer- •tt<* 03 the ■sifppfv HKfJBTS CK COMM1TTBKS. The committee on tho supply or dinance reported progress, and ask ed further time, which was on mo tion granted. Tho speciid committee of citizens and members of Council, to whom was referred that portion of tho cominuuicatiou of Dr, J. S. Blain, relating to the late epidemic and tho suggestions mado regarding the same in tho future, submitted their report, wl i-di was on motion, received aud, in order to carry out tho suggestions of tho committee, Alderman Couper moved, That the Mayor appoint live separate com' mitteis, consisting of throe mem bers each, fo whom should be refer red Uie several portions of tho re port, as follows: Tho flint committee to draft an ordinance amending sections 032, 033, and 834 of tho cixlo of ordi nances, so ns to carry out tho sug gestions mado by Dr. Blain. Tho sccoud to roviso clmp. G of tho code of ordinances, and. mako such amendments ns will enable tho City Physician to fully carry oat the suggestions of Dr. Blain in refer ence to said chapter. The third to examine and solect a suitable sito for quarantiuo pur poses, and mako recommendations as to tho number, size an-t quality of buildings. The fourth to amend tho Hog or dinance, so as to prevent any hog or pig being kept within the limits of the city. * Tho fifth to draft n memorial ask ing the Legislature of tho State to mako an appropriation aiding tho city iu the purchasj of tho site aud tho erection of tho necessary build ings, etc. Tho motion was unanimously car ried, ami the Mayor appointed tho committees as follows: No. 1, Littlefield, Putnam aud Colson. No. 2, Bostwick, Watkins and Duxtcr. _ No. 3, Cupper, Littlefield, ■“Inn. P* fu. 4, Putnam, Dexter) and /- jo. 5, Watkins, Cqupvn', aud 1 Ja motion of Alderman Cou I regular order of business was (ponded for'tlin purpose of hoar- { from Col. J. T. Collins, who, irtg present, proceeded, in a very reiblo manner, to urgo upon Council tho propriety and very great importance of taking inimedi- steps to secure, if possible, an ap propriation from Congress for the improvement of our harbor. Council resumed tho regular or der of business. The Finance Committee asked for further time to report ou that portion of tho eomnmuicatiou of Dr. Blain relating to pecuniary matters, which was, ou motion, granted. On motion, the monthly roport for Doc. 1370, and the annual ro port for the municipal year 1870 of E. C. P. Dart, Clerk and Treasurer during 187G, and also the annual report of the Financo Committee, received at tho adjourned regular meeting on the 1st iast., wero order ed to bo published. nr.robt i ok opiTckbs. tor was referred to tho committee on Streets, Drain's and Bridges. BESOLUTIOX’S ADOrTEl). By Aid. Couper— J - /.# Resolved, That Col j^T. Collins^ and Aldermen Bostwick andJ5extor bo appointed a committee to take into consideration what is necessary and bes t to bo done to secure an ap propriation from Congress for the beno\t of onr harbor, and also to drafted secure signatures to a suitable memorial to Congress, ia order to attain tthf, end. By Aid. Bostwick-/ Resolved, That, in of the generous and rendered the citizens of Bi by the Southern Express tlieir associates, in the tiou of supplies and money tho late epidemic, wo not ’ tier the rcscincling of all taxes, or, conso duo the city from said com^ ny for the years 187G and 1877, blit wo also, with sincere pleasure, ten-, der tho heartfelt and' grateful thanks of this community, tlilfcugti this Board, to the said ExpresAcom- paniesfortho greet benefits thus conferred; and that a copy of this resolution be transmitted to the officers of said company throagh their Agont in this city. By Aid, Doxter— - ; • Resolved, That tho Marshal bo in structed to proceed to speedily col lect the stroet tax still duo. By Aid. Couper— Rcsolvod, That the Marshal bo instructed to advertise and sell, at- the earliest possible day, all rinro- turncd property, aud that the ad vertising be done where tho same can bo done cheapest and best- J By Aid. Putnam— . *Rcsolv-sd, That c. further sum of ouo iiuudrcd dollars be appropria ted towards the cleaning up of the Milbank tract, and that tho same bo turned over to Alderman Bostwick by tho Treasurer, taking a receipt thoroior. By Aid. Bostwick— / Resolved, That the profound^ j linowlcdgeiuents of the citiziyo* , HnrnSwiclrand of thmIiuidVfW*a^* they aro hereby ten lored to .the ^ Western Union Telegraph Co. for ,Uo generous and free use of their lino during the Epidemic, 1 Resolved further, Thot the said - company be relieved of all taxes for the years 1876 and 1877, and that a copy of these resolutions bo trans mitted to tho officers of gaid compa ny through their agent in this city. By Aid. Colson— Resolved, That tho chairman of tho committee op Strcots, Drab U and B. idges bn^yyd to,< ascaveugor ur» i. -'1st nf the lowest By Aid. Watkins- . Resolved, Tin- the Matt instructed to have man at't eat rcasonnblo price and os early possible, ii good will soitsble t* ^ for the uso of ConnoiUi^ud that the game bo provided with* ten drawers with good locks aud keys. accouxtt. , Sundry •accounts were anil referred to Finance Coi Council then adjourned. Attested s JAMES HOUI Clerk of Tho Marshal submitted a report that the horses of W. P. Minor and J. M. Madden, running Ut large ou the streets, had become public nui sances, and, ou motion of Alderman Watkins, the Marshal was instruct ed to notify the parties that ihq horses must not b'o allowed to -run on the streets. The Marshal also called attention to the condition of Bay street in the vicinity of Cook’s mill, and stating, that it was almost impofsiUa to pons along the Bt^cet, on account i|Mb louibSr Biul skits lying upon i! ; -;u motioa of .1!’!. A diatinguished an resolved, when I was A c to nqo a word which t pronounce before my ij offending her.’’ “ pit ion, and noble,. honored Yolo and example l. itotion bynll little g-rl should if that she wonld net wish 1 to hear her speak.

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Brunswick advertiser. (Brunswick, Ga.) 1875-1881, January 24, 1877, Image 1