Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

The Brunswick Advertiser, •PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING At mdikvicx, ocobou. bt 5. G. STACY. OFFICE, Corner Kaoautir ami Monk Strutt. Advertising Rnlt«i Prr square, te IIHim spare, firat li.*.*rtiJ<l, $1 W Par aqu re. «*»•!» aulMeqttuiit Disunion, CO MW Special rater toyea rig and large adoertUers. AdvfHUtiiueaU from responsible parties will bf publla he l until or’«re<Iout. wh.su the lime not apedfle t, and pa7menl exurtwl scroriiagly. Cotainuukation* for Individual benefit, or of a personal character, charged an advertisements Marriage and obituary notices not exceeding tour lines, indicted fur publication. When ex* ceoding that Mpacu, charged as advcrtisemonts. All letters and communications should bo ad- dreated to the undersigned. T. G, STACY, Hruuswick. Georgia. VOL. 4. NO. 30. BKUNSWICK',' GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 20, 1879. ?2 00 A YEAR. City Directory. CITY OFFICVR8. _ _, W. W. Watkins, M. J. Culson, A.T. Putuuw. 3. it. Couper, T. G. Sta cy, J. It. Oook, J. P. Harvey. „ ; _«rrr—lumen Houston. Chi / Marshal—J.0. Norman. Assistant Marshal—8. II. McCrary. J\ni Wardens—Burr Wiuton, W. O. Davenport, and Win. Turner. standing coMshmata or council. Finance—Conper, Watkina'and DuUIgnon. Town commoss—Harvey, Stacy and CoIsob. Habmou—< ook, Wat’dlnt an l Putnam. BA!T.Bi>Ans-PnBitfmiu, Colson and Harvey. Htkkkt^. d*ain* a wudhe*—Wallin*. Puts and Ilarvo.v. CioncTKiiUCft—lstaey. Couper and Harvey. —Putnaiit. DuIUgnon and <’-ook. iKFAUTMF.ST—ibllJigll Professional Cards. | A. J. Cnov O- ®. Madbt. | Mabry & Crovatt, ATTOKNBYS AT LAW. Bsokwick, .... - Geouoia, 11UUTHU BKI.HIJUU.V IX THE COUNTIES .1 of Glynn. Wayne. Appling. *“ An Ordinance, Ware and Camden of the Brunswick Ctici.i Tel far of the Or. CLAIMS.—'Through n liable rorrcapon del Petudon and Increase l Peiision <‘l8iii»i the acts prosecuted; P' Ud “ * * rd for service* in the Florlda-lndlan i si..ns for survivors of the Mexican War. feronce. many may obtain monies, land or penslOBO to which they may beentltl \ MEESHOiJ S. SMITH, ATTORNEYS A COUNSELORS AT LAW. r\ In purmmnce of, and to carry cut tbe provisions of an Act of tho Lo# Islnturi? of Goor^la, approved Dej 11th. 1878 en titled “An Act, authorizing M uicipal Authorities of towi.a and cities to com promise their bonded <i» bt, provide for the Issuuand exchange of new ra.m outstanding Bondi, and Coupons, to provide for the establishing uud mu agement of a sinking fun t for the re demption of such new Bouds and Cou pons, and for other purposes.*’ said or dinance providing for, the issue of Bonds for the purpose of com promts Jng the municipal indebtedness of tho City of Brunswick, prescribing tli termofyeais which said Bonds ehall run^thu denomination of said Bonds, and the rate of interest which they shall bear, prohibiting Urn issue of any new Bouds'for any purpose while the Bonds issued for the purposes of said. Compromise, or any part the outstanding and unpaid, providing for a sinking lupd, for the purpose of pa j - ing of saKl Bonds, Issued lor com pi mine as aforesaid, ana pi uvloiu.f for tiieiea«c of all of the public poverty known us the Town (omiuon-. of the City of Brunswick, deliidiig what said Town -CuiuinoL‘8 uiv, the L. rmsuiyi mode of lease, and for other purposes tiieie.u mentioned. Motion X. Be it. ordained by the May or and Council of the CP > of Brunswick, in Council UTSeinbletl, and tl is hereby ordained by authority <f llu* same, that four bouds of live bunnml Uol ties each in mauuscript, having t wenty >ears to run, bo .ling interest at seven per cen tum ter annum, pujabiqseiuiannually o.i theilrscoi Julv uud January ei each year, with Coupons attached, said Bonds . gned by ihe‘>»ayor of lie* City «*f . * .tua ick. Mud attested by the Clerk & * rcasurcr of said city. *nui the Coupons r-igne-i i.y sHidClerk and l eosuru . tlio prlaclpal »mt intent ol «M four b mis ^ U11)# payabn* at the option of the holder in! . Brunswick or 2*uw York City at sucii iae* and agrees to pay to bearer,In lawful monoy of the United States on th« llret day or January. In the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and nine, either in the eliy of Brunswick or New York, at the option of tho holder, with Interest there* on at the rate of seven per centum per annum, payable t-eml-uimually on the first days •>! July and January of each year, at ti e option of the holder, either at the City of Brunswick or New York, at such piace.ln said cities as the Mayor and Couucil of the city of Brunswick may designate upon presentation of the proper coupon hereto annexed. For the punctual payment of all of which tho good luith of said corporation, and tho income from taxes on real and personal property, and the income of said corpo ration from all other sources whatever, except that set apart by tiie (.'.barter of said city for public schools, by the Char* j ^"“yiay Brunswick determine to pay the inter* at the bonds provided for in tbit ordi nance, and should any baud or bonds provided for by thiebrdluanoe be at any time purchased and retired from circula tion, such retirement to be noted on tho record of said bond in bo-dc of registry and on tho duplicate registries afore said. bEp. 9. Be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, .that all tho Town Common* of the city of Brunswick, ded icated to public uses, by the Co.onial Council <>f Georgia, not heretofore leas, ed, be valued, divided, and eot apart by W W. \Vatkins and J. M. Dexter, the committee appointed at tho mooting of •realtors and tbe Mayor k Cbundl ol the rlly or General Presentments Grand Jury, ter of 18711, is hereby irrevocably pledged and the ordinance above entitled is ns to each and- every one of its provisions appiicab'e to this contract, hereby made a part thereot. In witness whereof, the M yor and Council of th * ( By of Bruus.vic-% hath, by said ordinance uuthui’hwd, and tho Mayor of the City of Bruus.vfitk hath, by virtue of mid c.->thoriiy, signed his name U» iIhjmi pre-ent* « fllem ly j with the atte-Uitt-.u 6f the Clmk and Trensuterof suul city, and hath caused the seal «.f quid corporation to lie here-' unto ,i ilixeti, ini» day of January, | in the year >•! our Lord one th usumi, ight hundred uud seventy nine. tliu bonds of (V pity of Brmiiwick, giving to each lioldo; of mkt bond* bis pro rata share there of, nml that the water front held and owned by d Council of the city ot Brunswick, Fall Term, 1878. between Peiiub Folly and Doilgr's wharf proper ty, heron tillered Town Comiuons, and divided, valued nml set apart a* aforesaid, and that the pro rata share of ea«;h holder of bonds in aaiil Town iMiuuioiM, and set apart to him, shall be li.-a.xod by tho Mayor and Couucil of tlio city of nrnpawli k to said licldc-r for a term of ninety- uiuc year* from the tlr.-t or January, LS7'J, at a oonduul rental, nai-l nominal rental uol toe; for any Iract so limed t ie sum of ten cent JdlamL o troin taxation for tho lull t icturing pn Beall A ties L; Mayor City of Biu l’k it li sas. C. of B. Bxu. 4. And bo it forth r ordulueo l»y thcuuUiorlty aforo»aid‘,ihdt the form f contract in tho lour bonds provided Dr iu litoUrat i-ccLiuu of tins ordii.aaco hitaii bo tt.o .‘-auVi u» is provided form Bcctioii3d of this ordinance, cxocpi us to is shall bo i renmrod to run, and that haul Loll is be piacoin said cities us tlio Mayor uud oUi Ciiof the City of Bruuswick may iesi natc. Buid four b inns "In all the counties of the Brim*-! for tho purpose of talilllg up ut-.l rutiling Kvtck Judicial CSrealt. the Hnprei 1 ’ Court* hel l on NowcnaUe street. log r. CHKlDVIUH.H I V. H. HABM*. "&C0DYEAP. -V HAB3US, Attorney. St Law, tlEonnr*. Newcastle and Gloucester __ [ Darien, Oa olid JttllUury «»f **BCll J two tln.Uriiud dollars jn old bonds of the City of Brunswick ho.d by .Sylvustor .Vlumtorii, j_og. ."isc. 2. And ’be it further ordaiued by the authority af<»ro*a.d, inut tiio Ala,or procure at tho earliest pr ictlculi.o iuo- incut, boinlsengravtaj*said bo Jo tun lor thiny with the iiec-HH ivy con* poiiHuttuc ed for tile |«uyiu«Uhol inter- Brat*: July lui lug.Paid and city, illrt iluidal mi l, phu d C line it* Luo. term, and prim pay.. r,|e in Bruttswi.rk ut tin' in said cities mh the j oi ihocuyof Ihiiiibw k id bunds to bear it. crest ut l-i* rate o Ht-vcu pm'd-nium tcrauuiuiiia-itotMU'if eLned OV til') Mas*-r of the e t.‘ o i>ruiihW tcK; uud att««t‘. , d by the t .ni k A Troiisui-m'«>/euUl c.ty, wftli tlini«e.,lo euid corporal urn tboreoii, and tho cou PonseLiicl by said Clark it' d Tr*niuror uud said Binds to be exchanged with holders of oututamliug bonds and cou pons past due. of ibecuy of Brunswick at the rate of per cent, of new bunas for old bonds uud past due coup* . m in ...c » A" 1 lurthw -t-lained by his own iwcuut, in ; (he authority aforesaid, that l lie boftds j provided iuc in Kcotion second of this or •nd Mich goods m are nsnaily kept in a Drag Store. Prescription* carefully and correctly put up. By strict attention to business, he hopes to tustSt-thfl confidence and patronage or tha pciyile of Brunswick and vicinity. F. JOEROEB. DragtfUt. LEBBNHOGSB, BUONSWIOK ua. mss Jhn Proprietress takes pleasure In sanoanc- fc ■ that she has opened th* above UOUSK in rmuadek, for tha aerommodatbsa ufthepub- aATKM or tOXUXK Per Day.erith room Per Week, with room Per Mseth. with .*1 ss ....... H .......no TABLE SUPPLIED WITH THE BEST IN MAHKET. ' Mm- B. F. LKBEN. PrupriatraM. Bepl 2*—ly. if D. A. BOOBS. moot*. Shoes, an-l Oaiter* made on the itetest style tests, from Now Turk, equal ,ln fluish sad durability to say in Uxor* gte. I also bar* on hand* regular as- aortment ot BEADVVMADK GAITEUUP. PEBH, , of erery style; Bract from manutactory of Henry Author, New Yorlt. ttetiatao- tli.n guarantroi In every peittenlar. AU ■repairs not called fur In thirty days will ■be auk! to pay ebanpM. Hkup ou New ^aatleatrcet, opposite the botoL MarehW-I 1». A. dioeuoiaUall bent tlw4leu..iuiuuikiUaol Sluduo, t'.lliu at..I iI,uh.iO,<an.l nnmbeteidastouaU'li dcu'-nitn.iilou lrom number uoo upwards; th it thr*x> thou- satiil <kiliars' worth of bonds, of the do- nonninathui of $5o.uu, t»*n tiu>ubund dol- lara' worth of th * dtmominati m of $100.- (F», and twenty thousand dollars in *500 Ijonds, and the remainder of the funds necessary tr> carry out the compromise offered toanediUn s ol tudd city of Bruns wick on March 28th, 1878, he of the de» nomination of $1.UUO.OU each; that the number «|f eaoh • f the saitf b uds shall be inttie upper iyfl uud right hand mar gin. aud likewiseupontuicL coupon; that each of said bonds sb.dl beheaded “Unit ed States ot A meric t. City of Brunswick, 'ounty o€ Glynn, .-date of Georgia": that the deiiomfnation of wild bouds shall appear In ligures in the centre or each bond; that the writing In the body of each bond shall be ns follow*: Whores*, by sections eight and nine (8 11 be red h-> a s*.q, urate aud ulbiinct »e* rio . from the other bonds provided tor by thin oiduiunou. aSGO. j ami Imi It further ordained by the authority tuorosaid. that .->0 long .m un> bommand c/U,.oUs provided tor by tins oiuumiuo muaiu outiLtudiiig aud unisiuJ, iUe Muy«<r aud Council of U10 city of jjrnjiivvicK «hall have no po.vo, - 01 uu-noiiiy eitiier with or Without a Vole of the e.uzeu* of tlio city of l>ru.i.->^ wick, to t.xbi.o »uy outer bom s wi» »,uv- ui, for any purpos-o wliatever, or to in eur auy mhur ImP-httniueBs whatever, ex- ce, w iiiu h.dehtonm*ss cieatod L>; ili-i ootid* uid coupon*, piovided fur in this utuiimnqy, and the notes given i,» Mrs. chceuua ... vara, iu set ieme.it ol tue muaduiii-m Judgoi, ul agaumt saul c-ijr ia ner fa\ M, iu (he i’lftlu iruillCouitof liie UulU-d bl4U!* a foi t*.e bouthem Dia- of Lwdrgia, ul naValoudi, U-i. MIC.-., doit I either orauinodby the uUUidl .ty aiol'eawiU, tlialu blUW.iig Lad aii-.ii Mid apart each )car, while the bouds provi4ed 1 auy iOJi Uoii the utipuia, of one 1 • iu UiL- ordii auce, or Df.yireoutslu tiding am I 1 urn (01 e.»gu afo 1 th 1 Hkc 10. B,f it nirthcr or dallied by the au’.liur- ly RforeMiii, Tli»t all rmtlnsacM on.l part* of rdinoiie,’* lier-it.'furo p.i*M-l. in contlirt with the >rovi*ioQS of thi* ordiiuncc, be and the sente are •Tuby rejKialed. I’uNNcd iu t'onneii January Gtl*. 1879. tt.'Mt: j. V. NKf.HoX, Mayor. Jamkm IlorHToN, CK-rk ot Council. Christmas is Coming I). J. J) l LLON I* arlUiig, for tho next week, FOB WHOLES.\I.K I'RUGX AT UITAIL. OIVINO ’iiron ttv- alb. 2*, lbn Bdard A riifar, 10 \>j oif.-foycnlb, lb* ut. Mhuain floor, ft lb* for.. i<a Foam Ilurkwheat 6 11m •• MV it lb. f> IbSfor. riter. w..rtli9l.a*lllngat.. . worth 4l.|M!Hlnu at Tlio Grand Jury, Fall Term, 1878, respectfully submit aa their GENERAL PRESENTMENTS: That they have examined the books of all the. County Officcm that there is a marked improve ment in the manner of keeping same, as compared to a few years post. IVe find the books of the Ordinary, Sheriff-, and Clerk of the Court neatly kept, and papers well arranged; tho books of the Comity Court welland, apparently, correct ly kept; the Judge of this Court has submitted a report, giving the details of the business of his Court to November. The books of all tho Justices of tho Peace have been ex amined, and appear to he correct. The liooks of the Board of Educa tion arc neatly kept, mid appear to be correct. The Jail lias been ex amined, and the same found in a safe and cleanly condition. The Committee on Kouds and Bridges report same in good order, excepting bridges in Buffalo Swamp. Wo respectfully call the attention of the Tax Receiver to the almost unitorin neglect in the past, in re quiring tax returns to lie made in accordance with law, failing to have tie property so designated that its location may be understood, nlso failing to require owncnf.or agents to give in their property at a .fair valuation. The neglect of these matters in the past has diminished the amount that ought to be real ized from taxes, und imposed a heavy burden upon those making fair and honest returns of taxuble projK-Tty. .•Wo have elected Messrs. J. M. Couper, J. 11. Habersham, und M. JJ i J. Colson, Commissioners of Ruuds and Revenues. * Wo liavo elected Mr. James W Muiioc County School Commission' er for 27th District. Tin- Cofhmissioncrs of Roads and Revenues submitted their annual to the Board. Tho attorneys’ fees and costs, to secure these claims, have, for the past two years, ex ceeded the entire amount received as income from all the property of the Board. .For the p;u, ■ two years this fund has been it cause of ex pense instead of a source of income, and your Board can see no practi cal way to avoid it. 4 The entire amount received from city Council of Brunswick for rent al und taxes on Town Commons for years 1877 and 1878 have been 8238 30, about one-fourth of tho av erage of former years. To effect a be the primary cause of class of offenses. Hamilton A. Kexbick, . Foreman^ William Anderson, Theodore W. Flandebs, Horace B. Goodbukau, JdilN J. Smith, Alfred Green, William H. Rainey, Horace N. Harrison, James Postell, William W. Hardv, Gko. W. Atm mi, Wh.*M. Gioniluatt. Adam S. Goodhread, Noble W. Bell, Matthew Shannon, Wm. H. Hall, Ulysses M. Roberts, Edward J. Harvey, Jas. Clark Uabkitt Ayese ■ , '■ . Care of the Implements. Tbe wear and tear of farm ma chinery and implements amounts to heavy annual taxon tho fanner. settlement with the City Council, It will pay him to study economy iu ^Tho only means wo can rely up- rcport, showing at slight reduction. ,, n H -p], reasonable certainty, to CRACKKKS, i,RACKKUS. fin the county debt. They nlso Jim. s*,in. L-muo, mnj«Ssn»i>., oy.i*r uni j state their utter inability to provide mcunif to meet a mandamus now pending against Glynn county, IH7U. e> t-hail bo ut»l/oilil U wiilers of l he oily ol ill lillteWlek, Hliil elinll ottoU Jjlvo but U foP ill-1 IttiUllut tii.iliu^i-OiOUt ol ba.*4 lull s iu tlio'ftuui oj two Uiummod lioIhUH, bub- j.)ct to imi iiiuioutMHl utJhy time, upon d<- ummi ui ilia ilu> unuul iAiUiidl ot tin* iJity of Gnn.oWiuk, Haiti ftO'hoiUcis to bo do* t*;tl by 1. 0 giuyov iui-1 ('ouiual of the city oi bnu.awiek, o» me hint n*^u iur m. otm*; 10 March ol each year, ami suDject t** leuioval by a Vote ol two- J ATLANTA third* ol tho .-aid Mayor and Couucil ut any tune, wiuAiiuy elect a puny to iiii the vacaucy. t*aid CoumUcnioners to purchaae each j *jar, at the w >*t advan- tajeouai ab**. ooudn provided for by thi* ordluaitce, adv.-i tihinif lor thirty day* for me lowest bidder holding bouds us aioivs iid, uud if 110 bonds u.111 be pur- chuHe«i and letired 011 uiivuiilageouh lortur, they shall then have (lower mid it shall Li their duty to invest paid HiukluK fund ill ijouds of the Mate of U.migia or of the Umied hub-8, aud to (^-invest tiie interest ai hong therefrom upon line »e- ourity. Huojecl to In: used in any succeed ing year or yearn for the purchase aud etiitjiue.il of bond* piovided lor by this otdiuaitoo. should there00ail udvuu- tageou* oppoituidty so t*. do. Min re* Mrnt, PI* Feet, Hams felioitldcniauri llri'iikfad Bunin, “The Mott Wiilelf Quoted Stmt Item Newspaper.* and U) of an act of the general bJiC , 7. n., it funner ordained by the of thuState of Georgia;appron a Feb. 4», We hawo few proiuiM!* to iraake for tb*CooatT lutioti lor 1879. Tht! |>Mi>er iq**k* for iUelf, and upon that Kroand «!>*• iftmnagtr* offer II to the a* th* l>est, the briRhtirik. the Daweat ami tha moat complete daily journal publlNtipd in the south. Till* i* tlio venltel of our rafder*. and tha vcrilk-t of tlio moat critical of our rachaago*. Till! numaK'-r* will I*- pardouad for briefly *1- luilinj; to Homo of tbo teature* which hare piveu the CoiiMtitntlon proraiiiuuci) ataoug aoutheru paper*. It prilfta tiu! auwa, both by mail and tul- rgraph. II. It* telegraphic aarvlca 1* fuller than that of auy other deurgia paper—it* apecial dUpatcln placing it upon a footing, *0 far a* tha naw* roncetm.*d. with the lUMtropolitan Journal*. XII. Ita cuinptlatloo of the new* by mail i* the frvaheat of the I****. couxprtMtng every thing toKatin tho current ngwopapur litcraturu oftlia 1876, entitled "An act to amend an act to consolidate and amend the several dels lueurismtiuir the City of Hruuswlok, a. d for other purposes therrio m niluu.d. and to confer oddlUonalao sera on the Mayor and CouRRil ol tho City of bruns- wick.-the Mayor and CoulK'U of the City of Hrnncwlck sreie sutboruud L) com- promise tbs Indebtedness of said city, and to Issue bunds for that p-irpuee, not to exceed and. whereas, an act of the General Assembly of tho Etateof Georgia, approved UecemUT nth, 187S. applying to all munltiptl corporations In the Slat) of Ge.rgU, has been fully complied with by tbe adoption of an or- •Usance by tbe llayur and Council ol the City of Brunswick, entitled as follows: fjta» insert full title of this ordinance.) Notr know all men by these presents, that the Mayor ami Council of the city ot Brunswick, In the State of Oeorgte, doth acknowledge that It le Indebted to nearer, tor value received. In the enm ot then Insert denomination of bond in welting) which sum tbeeaid Mayor and bound! of the City of Brunswick pp-m. ■Uy. authority uf >iv«aul, that th » miM Mayo aud CdfUiic 1 vi ihucityut DrutibWick wii. lore or coupon*-, ar si a/ portion th-ivof, pro- viGeu by thi* oi.lmuioo. r*uuam uut- stanUing an 1 uupakl, aacpfily a*)t apart a aufllcUmt auui. frurn tlio iuvouusw of sold city lo pay uio Intel o*t on csai<! bouda aa it fa'.la duo, and tho oinking fond of 0110 thuiMttpl dollar* per .year provided for In tho oixtii boctiou of thi* ordinance. Hec. 8. Bo It further ordaim-d by the authority afoieould. that each and every one of the bond* provided for In this or dinance s' ill, after they are duly signed and prepared for teauo, be registered in a book provided for that purpose, which shall give tho uujnber or the bond, tbe amount, the leugth of time it buS to run; and a du a dlc*te of such tx* »k shall be prepared and Ueposlud with tho sluklng funa coaintlsciuncn provided for by this ordinoiup. and another copy be deposited with tho banking oflloo or offices In tho dty of New York, where the Mayor and OvuikJI of tljf «tty «»f ViS JlxiV*, tlisc uioeit i^i'iii*l of buinuii*U, will roiitiunt to ronlrllmft to it* colmuti*. "OM W uid “UocM Beam*" will work in U«lr «po- eiel field*, and will funiUh fun both in pro** and Ilia a couplet* newa, family and agricultu ral journal. It I* edited with th* greatest care, and it* column* contain everything of luteveat Iu tbe domain of politic*, Bteratura and wtence. VII. In aiUhUota to theae, full report# of the npreme court*, apd of the proo#edlnga of the fk-neral Anacmpljr. will bo published, and no pain* will be spared to keep tba paper ap to Ha present standard. For particulars addresa THMcoxynTrnox. >*■>*» WttsWU raanry. Barham'* Infallible PILE CURE. Mud££5S?&fikKfc The pillowing rojj. >rt from Boar.1 of Kdutntiun was received- nn.l uUopted, uml same ordered to be publulicd: To tlu Ihnoriilik tho Grami Jury, Glynn County, Fall 77rm, 1878: Gentlemen: Tiie undenrfgned, Glynn County Board of Education. ihjoJ reHpectfully submit ns their ANNUAL RETORT: Tliat tiie city schools were kept ojicii forty weeks, tho past scholas tic year. During the same time there inis IKN.-I1 kc)>t ojien in the 2.3th District one school six months and in 26th District on* school six months. There arc on school mils in city 170 scholars in white school and 160 in colored school, making a to tal in city of330. One school is open in 2oth Dis trict, und one in 20tli. The num-> her of scholars in attendance is un known, us it is not yet time for the teachers to submit tlicir re|)orts. There has been a marked in crease in attendance, a< well as im provement in discipline und effi ciency tiie i»ast year. Tlio Board hold as Property Fund or Endowment— City of Br’k bonds 416.600 00 Claim J. 8. Marlin 1,100 00 Estate Franklin 2,000 00 Academy building 1 water and l Bay lot... While this fund appears large, ins benefit has been derived (tom same the past two years. No the Board yielded over 8300, to which they believed they wore en titled, conditioned iqion paying over to Board ail monies received from ground rents after January 1, 1878. Tlio City Council and Board of Education differ in rcg.g'd to tliis settlement, tiie City CouncL* claiming all leases, etc., on Town Commons which accrued prior to 1878, though they may be collected after that date. Tiie Board of Ed ucation contend that under provis ions ' of tho City Charter all monies . received from ground rents of Town Commons must he applied to Educational purposes, und that Council have no right to (dispose of these rents, etc., in any other manner. Tiiis matter still remains unsettled, and its decision will probably determine tlio time for which the schools can be kept open tl*c present scholastic year. We havo petitioned tiie Legisla ture to pay over tho uncollected school quota for Glynn county, for 1878. Representative Lamb writes it hi likely to he considered a bocal Bill, nml thinks it cannot be acted on until next session, in which case wo cannot receive it in time to he upplied to present scholastic year. Nothing definite has been re ceived in response to our applica tion for a iwrtiou of Die' Peabody Fund. tcrest has been received on. City* Wily I sustain the public schools, are the .State quota of school fund for 1878 and the Poll Tax. If no other means uni provided, wo will be obliged to closo the city school jn January or February, deeply as we deplore such an event. We feel tliut the future weal or woe of tl«o children, and, to no small extent, tho future of Brunswick, binges upon our 330 children continuing to he lujught ut school or permitted to wander idly about streets. The liooks, pui>ors, etc., of the Board are at your disposal, uml will be produce-1 at any time you may indicate your pleasure to ex amine them. Very rcsjiectfully yours, John R. llosTwick, Pres’t, < Francis D. riv’AHLErr, • Wm. M. Gioniluatt, Warren A. Fuller, * B’d Educ’n G. C- November 20,1878. Iu view of the great and Increas ing number of vagraats r visiting our country which is daily becoming nn indtensing nuisance, we recommend ami urge Magistrates and others.lo to enforce the vagrant !aw«, espe cially against that da8«-of vagrants known ns tramps. We tender onr thanks to Hon. J. L. Harris, and Hon. Henry B. Tompkins; ’ presiding judges, for their uniform kindness and courtesy during entire term—Also-to Simon tell, Esq., State Solicitor, for prompt aeeiatanca aud cordial co-operation. Tbe number of criminal cases ongli' to our attention, is unnsii- bomls for over fooy years. Itv com-: glioneir with tho recommendation of the Grand Jury of a former term, niit was instituted or contin ued against all persons indebted taking care of them. Borne farmers will use up a good wagon' iu two or three seasons, while we know of wagons still good which have been in constant use on the farm for over thirty years. They want well made ont of good, wfcll-sensuued material, and then were woll painted. No geut^al repairs have been necessary for us's^ou as a bolt was broken it was replaced., or if a burr became, loose it was tightened. It is tbs ruuning of wngons amNjnachinciy when they are out of order find dis- troy them. Tbe wheels aod nxW-,_ are ttie importuut parts of tho wagon. The loss from tbe failure to keep them well greased amounts to olurge sain, iu the aggregate. Aud with hght wagons, neglecting to pat leather washers on the arms to make the wheels ruu steady, subjects them to unusual straiu and permits them to wear rapidly. Paint is n fur better preserver of wagons than of buddings. Wo' hare had long- coutiune.l wot weather followed by a hot spell. Loose tires and rattling ipokt s are beard ou every hand.— A day’s use of n wagon iu this con dition is more hurtful tbsu a month’s work wore it pat iu good working order. Borne farmersaro machinists and mid scum to keep their implomenls iu order with little trouble aud small expense, while others aro always doing imperfect work and destroy-^^J ing their m iohiuery by using it ’ when it is ueediug repairs. The great fault with most of onr mow ing machines is that they aro not used with sufficient cure. They work well when new but soon get out of order. AJbnrr work's loose ut a vital point permitting wear, or tho frame or somo portion of tho bearings-got out of lino, and friction ia increased. It bus been the study of machinists to make a perfect working mower.' They have not given sufficient study to tbe making of a durable one. Wo mast make tlio most of wliatwe liuve aud keup our eyes open to neoded repairs, making them promptly as they aro needed.—Husbandman. TVvc Dreaded Consumption Creeps iu upon us unawares, the mid consequcnco of having once too often neglected a trilling cold. Defy, this unwelcome visitor by using Furker'a tlingcr Tonidon the first appearance of a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat, uud yon w ill escape that danger. There ia no cure cqualtoit, and ils powerful notion on.tiro nincoiu surfaces of the threat aud lungs, removes ull soreness aud inllammation therefrom, and pro tects tho feeble from Consumption. Equally valuable as a corrective, the thousands of ladies who sailor un told miseries from fnntioual d. range- iurutH,wfflupprociifte its comforts'os it gives entire relief from Painful Pe riods und establishes the beltlrfnl reg ularity of the disturbed fuuctious. Buy Horn your druggist, F. Jueger, * 81.00 Irottlo ora sample bottle si ifi sM. and tost its merits. V many of them are minor he is not an Ai nacs -others indicate n growing ruaition to n sort io- the n«e of j New Year’s wespoua, for tnfiiug censes, and in various d tho too fn-queut habit of carrying nitrons style contested weapons, appears to lirto 3 • . - - a