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Now Advertisements. D. D. ATKINSON, » DENTIST, BRUNSWICK, - - GEORGIA. . no pie cr»to. U m,jr r * Yor bi “ wllh * ^ Tem* mod- Office op «Uln in Crovatt'a new building. JyW-1 SOO’OALLONS i f r mid Spptal rswunw xvxax SATURDAY MORNING AT DBUXSWICK, GF.ORGI.V SATURDAY MORNIXO, JULY ». IHSI. HOME MATTERS. Simona mail cloaca 6:30 a. M. northern mall cloaca at 8; JO k. m. Savannah and Ifocon mail cloaca 1 r IN lOOALLON CASES. AT •fit.SO PER CASE, RY Aug. F. Frankin & Co. * Cases contain two 5-gallou cans. Peaches retailed hero the post wook at 40ct» per dozen. Whoopee! Mayor Nelson is bad from Atlnuta. Ho carno back to find a cool place. A Utica physician says that in fmn- i ilies which roast their owu coffee i. Man Shot. A colored man named Davie White, of Darien, was shot at St Simons last week under tbo following circum stances: On the way to the Island Captain Dart, of tho Ruby, bad among his passengers the nbovo mentioned colored man, who was under the in fluence of liquor and very insulting to tho other passengers. Capt Dart remonstrated with him, but this only soemed to exasperate him. He said be was insulted, and would have sat isfaction as soon as ho reached St. Si mons. Ho was seen by purtics on board the boat to adjust his pistol.— Arriving at St. Simons, he stepped on Lo ati}*, Him iuvre uiwti, wilts uia Dixonia Mill* Destroyptl. On Saturday last a telegram was received bere stating that the Dixonia mills had been destroyed by firo.— These mills wero located at Dixonia, (named in honor of Nick Dixon, Esq.) a few miles nbovo Waycrcss, on tho B. A A. Railroad, and were owned by Messrs. Roppard k Walter and Mr. Dixon. As far ns wo can learn, the facts in the case nro about these:— The hands had knocked off work at 12 o'clock, their nsual dinner hour, and were enjoying that meal a short distnuce from tho mill (there wore, however, two white and three colored men in tho mill), when n whirlwind i,„ PROCEEDINGS OP COUNCIL. AiMournciT Meeting. July 20th, 1881- Council met. Present—His Honor, tho Mayor, J. F. Nelson, and Aider- men Pntnara, Spears, Doerilingor, Lit tlefield, Dunn and Watkins. Absent —Aldcrmon Conpor and Harvey. Tho minntea of the last regular meeting wero read and confirmed. The appeal cases of Nat Barnes wero called, and the defendant not nnsworiog, tho Marshal was instructed to colloct tho bonds in tho two esses. Rend a communication from Wm. Williams, attorney at law, stating that Chess, Carley & Co., -WHOLESALE DEALERS IN- OILS OF ALL KINDS, NAVAL STORES, NAVAL STORES SUPPLIES, : he iia.I »& t iil OHiaouamueui. An Ordinance, OrdiutD) year 1881, for the rt«u- city of llruuawi.'k U n vld city, of tho rave- ' ordinance* of said city, and for other par- •aid city." (connected with tho taxos suit rcvouuo . Tlio Mayor and Connell of the city of nriiuawitTK, ill Council as*embfad, do hereby or* daln. That tho fourth section of the aiwivo recited ordiuauco shall bo so amended as to read that every engaged Jn business a* a wljoJrwjfa dealer .-ic/urtV/y shall pay a tax of ou'volgbth of' per cent upon tlis amount collected from the sales of goods, wares, merchandise and other articles dur ing each oiiarter. u it further ordained, That all ordi- s and parts of ordinance JAM. HOUSTON, Clerk of Council. Prices Reduced. TJjaA Nmwally’*! reply to Voorbeea to ho fnnnrt nn thn nn*v»*itn n»w We to*J»y until furthej Delivered in Brunswick No 1, per thousand.. No 2, par thousand. Disouls, (la.. July. l r ,th 1 le«V URmUD X WALTKU. PAIR, AT MACON, beginning l‘tt. 17. continuing one week. Large 1'ilrui a for Trott ; tig aud It« •Id Crops, lug Users! A. E. HEINS, linker & Confectioner, -ALSO l'EAI.EL IN- FANCY GROCERIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS ami FRUITS. Ice-Cold Soda Water ALWAYS ON HAND. Tobacco and Cigars A SPECIALTY 1 sin well prepared to supply yon with any and every thing you wish to oat. GOODS DELIVERED Fit EE. (live mo s call, st either my More on on Newt a»lle street. Where myself or my Fob*t ly MORISS LUCRES, Wood Turning, M0ULDI1 MD SAWMILL. louse lhiildliig, l lckcts of all style \ Wood Turning of every descript I' I Circular Sawing done with ueati :«*h. iVtagon slid Fluted Da tin I ltsiln rolls!sit tly uti bund, «>r i lb ms. ltopetl Slid Twisted Wo ooimucuil it lu all our rcailors. •When men go about well-dressed, with uo visible menus of support, what is tho uatural conclusion? Vegetables wero shipped hero from Savauuah aud sold tho past week.— What a reflection on Glynn's gar deners 1 Wo learn that Mr. Henry Coit Day has been tendored tho agoncy of tho Loudon Lloyds for tho ports of Bruns wick and Darien. Mr. James T. Blaiu will Imvo in op eration in a few days, at his drag store, tho handsomest soda fountain ovor brought to this city. Oar young friend Horace Way, teacher in ebargo of tho Bctbesda Or phanage, uoar Savannah, is in tho city, visitiug his relatives and friends. An ice cream saloon, paint shop, green grocery and photograph gnl- lery all in ouo building 25x90. That tells tho tale of the scarcity of hoasos. About tho whole bar of Brunswick bavo been up in Atlanta tbo past week, either in attendance npon the coarts, the Legislature, or in search of pleasure. We learn from Mr. Aug. F. Frank lin tbnt tho demand for meal and grist of late him boon very largo in deed. Very largo orders hnvo como from up tho roads. Something now and useful- -ray let ter, unto and postal card files—just the thing every business man wants. Cali next door to Post Ofilco. W. T. Gloves. Melons in Jcsnp five cents apiece— in Brunswick ten to twonty-fivo, at this writing. A carload arrivod hero from Macon this week and woro sold out at from $12 to $15 per hundred. That hole in Newcastle street akovo the Post Office still lifts its crater up wards. During this dry spell how ea sy to siuk it deep enough to socuro irator for the fire eugino wbenover needed. After mouths of lingering sickness, an infant child of Mr. aud Mrs. John P. Harvey departed this lifo last Tbursduy night. Tho little ono has uovor been well siucc it bad measles eonio months ago. Father McCnlfc requests us to stato that a grand fostival and hop will bo given by n few ladios of tfio Catholic cknrcb, in Captain Dixon's now build ing, on next Wednesday evening, Ju ly 27tli, for tho benefit of the new cbnreb. L'ariuso Hull coiitiuues to have im- provcmuuts aud s d d i t i o u s mado thereto. Resides the baudsoinc new scenery, paintings, etc., commodious dressing rooms nro to bo added.— They will be placed uihicrncntli the stage, with entrance front and rear. Tho courteous and gentlemanly Su perintendent of the Soutkorn Express _ t Company, Mr. Dewpsoy, of Augusta, -«•• Go., was in our city yesterday, in- 't-T'oni.r - j spcctiug the nftlco, bucks, etc., of Mr itraiaut *ud | Carswell, our local agent, and ns a matter of course, found everything as “straight as a string." Mr. Glover lias just received a sup ply of buudsomo magnifying glassos. Tin y arc just the things for tho boys with "infant moustaches" to tako hand in bis hip pocktft, ready for Capt. {nace was located at one end of the D. to como on shore. Tho Captain | mill, and when tho stroug volume of rrk. will .1. K. IIKI.VM. '**■!. *M trsli-i* MM.II. -I lit 1 li.v.i .1—) Uio liri'-.l Ilm- r Xi-W C4lb»lte Cblucll oiueu him ami remained on the boat, hoping tbo chap would leave.— At last, however, it became necessary for the Captain, in the discharge of his duty, to go on shore. He, there fore, went below, got bis pistol, aud started out. Tho fellow, anticipating him, had changod bis position, and was standing on tho wharf, directly ovor tbo door from which tho Captain mast como. Emerging from tbo door, and seeing him there, right ovor him, in tbo samo threatening attitndo, Cap. D. hesitated not a moment, bat fired, tbo ball striking him below the first rib, ranging upward through the lungs, and grazing tho liver. He staggered back, saying “I mn shot,” and a fow moments later secured a wagon and rodo over to tho store, in search of roodicnl aid. His brother camo over from Doboy to settle tbo matter, bat, bearing both sides of tbo case, concluded the wouudod man was tho aggressor.— No arrest has boon mado up to this writing, and tbo woanded man is im proving. Captain Dart gavo liimsolf up to tho Sheriff as soon as ho arrived in Brunswick, but, as no warrant lias been sworn ont, bo is still "on bis owu recognizance." That Ti'aah Pile, Our attention bus repeatedly been called to the condition of a largo pile of trash that has been dnnipod, by the city'authorities, from Littlefield A Ti- sou’s wharf. Upon inquiry, we learn tbat nn arrangement had been made with Messrs. L. <fc T. by tbo city an tboritics to put up a bulkhead Mow high water mark, for tbo reception of this trash. It was to bo sufficiently below to allow the tido to overflow tho same. Through tho carelessness of somebody, (lie trash has boon piled up somo distance nbovo tho bulkhead and thcro romnins, much of it too high oven for springtido to wash, nnd nn cyo-soro to evory pnsser by, ns well as a stoneb in bis nostrils at times. Messrs. L. A T claim tbnt they nro not to blame, that they Imvc done all they agrood to, to-wil: The build ing of the bulkhead at tho place des ignatod. Evidently somebody is at fault. Tho Board of Health, wo un derstand, aro giving tbo mnitor their attention and wo trust will nail the thing where it belongs. For onr pnrt, wo can’t soo why tho expense of put ting this trasb there at all, for tbo bulk of it could have boon burned whore it was gathered, and what could not bo burned avidontly should not havo besn piled where it wns. Wo throw out these suggestions simply ns n journalist looking to the good of our city nnd tho health of onr citizens. (loot l NhWH. wind, with terrible velocity, swept through, thu doors were thrown open and the firo wns sent whizzing in large flakes throughout the cut-in- establish ment. Tho alarm boll wns promptly rung, and within five minutes tho men wero ou tho ground, but tho flames had possession of the place, and thoy woro unabla to enter, Tho loss is estimated at $10,000, upon which thcro is insurance for a fraction ovor half tbnt amount. There woro about 242,000 feet of lumber in tbo mill, of which only 42,000 feet woro saved, with tbo greatest difficul ty. There wero somo threo hundred men omployod at the mill, and its de struction will outnil considerable suf fering on account of tbo hands being tbns suddenly thrown out of employ ment, nnd the difiicnlty of obtaining plncos. Our pcoplo regret exceedingly the loss of tho nbovo mill, for to it wo looked largely for our supply of lum ber for homo consumption, there be ing quite a number of local orders in tbo mill nt tho time of tho bnruiug.— Our sorrow, bowovor, will bo sliort- livod, for such men ns tbo uhovc- nnmed generally rise right up out of tho ashes and show their manhood. Sudden Dentil. Mr. Francis P. Mayen, familiarly known ns " Dock " Meyers, of this county, died very suddenly n week ago last Sunday. Ilo was pt-rfi-dly well, apparently, nnd in unusual good spirits during tho onrly morning. Af ter breakfast he started over to Mr. Sallins’ place, nnd having proceeded a few huudred ynrds, stopped nt a no- gro shanty (his father’s cooks) to get some water. Tho members of the household being about to start ou n jaunt to church, ho told them to go abend, nnd tbnt he would shut up tbe bouse after Ire lind rested awhile.— Nothing more was seen of him until tho family returned that evening from church, when he was found lying face downward, with his head restiui his folded arms, nnd one foot drawn np and lying carelessly over tho kneo of the other leg. Efforts wero made to rouse him, but upon examination bo wns found to bo dead. There were uo marks ol violence ou bis person, and the presumption is tbat bo died of apoplexy or heart disease, and, ev idently, without a straggle. and Samuel Morris, obtainod twoj judgments against the city; that hoj :rcd that some Oiuiy unuugemeut i bo mado for the adjustment of the] same; and that us ho was due the city Tor taxos ho would be pleased to have tbo amount duo from him credited on tho claim; which wns rccoivcd and reforrod to His Honor, tho Mayor and tho Clerk nnd Treasurer, with in structions to accept tho proposition and sottlo tho claim in payment of taxos due thtvcity. ., . .. Tu the Honorable. Mayor and Council of the rily if Rrunsieick: Tho special oommittoo.to whom was referred tho duty of drafting an ordi nance prohibiting dogs from runniug nt largo, beg leave to stnto that thoy have discharged tho dnty, and ro- . poctfully submit the accompanying ordiunueo. D. T. Dunn, S. C. Lirn.EHEi.ii, Comuiittco. Tho report was received and tho Committee discharged. ' ' To the Honorable Mayor and Conneil of the cihj of Brunswick: The committco on streots, drains end bridges, lowborn wns referred tho petition of Atwoll Braxton, asking compensation for a horse claimed to havo been injured whilu crossing ono of tbo bridges of tho city, beg leave to stato that thoy mado a full examina tion of tho mutter, and report ad versely thereto. Respectfully submitted, 1 D. T. Duns, W. W. WVrxiNs, >S. C. Littlefield, Committee. Tim report was received nnd adopt- -TOGETIIER Wl I'll- Hay, Grain, Provisions, Eto. Highest Market Rates paid for Naval Stores, nished at Closest Figures. Supplies ftir* izis-ir -id. nln A telegram received last week by Mr. Jacob lleacb of this city an nounced that his brother Lewis, nu cx-typo of the A/If set office, Imd been shot nt Lcosburg, Florida. Later in telligence brought out the facts that he had had a difficulty with a young Como uonr to us, housekeepers, and J named Dickinson, a son of Gen. let us ivhisjier something in your ear, Dickinson, of Hint State, bnt that tlie something tbnt will do you good- j IUBtu , r had been settled. It appears, bnt, inittd yon, you nro not to loll it however, tbnt Dickinson was not snt- to n living mortal. Now listen, there Bn ,i „ fuw | uU . r took a is just the finest kind of a prospect! 8 | lol Rnll ntI ,| f irc ,| ,(,* contents of for us to have a genuine Inundry rigid ' putp barrcWv at Bench, seriously if not bore in Brunswick—a plarc where' fatuity wonuding him. He was'nr- you can huvu your linen, etc., done up rc8toi) „„,( lodynl in jail. A mob in good slinpe, and not havo to Bond Uint night overpowered the jailer and it off to a wnsherwomaii nnd have it 8 | lot u 10 prisoner twice in tbe jail, nnd JULIEN G REYNOLDS. wiU * “' tm ' oLolJ i “ froDtof tiwiNUi VI. L. r mouths when they, go to see k Bro. and G. Frieillnndor k Co. were referred to urhilrntiyn, under the fourth section of nfl ordinance of Council pasHt d January 2-ttb, 1881, ami 1). James Dillon chosen ns arbi this, we will tell you pretty soon who j lx-en down to see after liis brother, j trntor on tho pnrt of the city, and re|H>rts him ns doing finely smeared and gummed lip, ami I bun then taking him ool, riddled him with brought baek scented with bed-bugs bullet. At Inst ueconuln Dcitcli was and devoid of buttons. Day is break- Vl . ry wc i|, „ud, it is thought, mg, certain. If yon dou t speak of J w ||| recover. Mr. Jacob Bench lias Tbo comuiittco on public buildings reported progress in tho matter of n hospital. The coiniuittoc ou police askod for farther tinio iu getting up rulos aud regulations for tho government of thu police, which wns granted. 7b the IlonoruUe. Mayor and Council of the. city ot Brunswick: Tho committee ou firo department, meut, to whom was referred tho mat ter of contracting for n supply of lioso for the steam fire engine, beg leave to report that they doomed it best, after nu examination of the several grades of hose, to take that costing $1.10 per foot rend they therefore made n con tract for 000 feet of tho same, one- third of tho amount payable on deliv ery, and tho remainder iu one nnd two years, Mr. Forbes consenting, af ter much insisting on their pnrt, tbnt tbo freight charges be deducted from the first payment. Respectfully submitted, A. T. Putx.vji, J. J. Sl'FAltS, J. P. II th VIA , Committee. The report was received and tho action of the committee confirmed. Tbe Clerk and Treasurer subittad the returns of sales mado by the sev- oral dealers in goods, wares nnd mer chandise for tho first ami second quarters; aud after the inspection of flic same, those made by Messrs. A. Kaiser k Bro., B. Hirscb, Sirs. It. By Aid. Spears: Besotted, That the Clerk and Treas urer bo required to farnish Conneil, at tho next regular moating, with an itemized statement of tho amount ex pended on account of stnnll pox sinco May 1, 1881. Tho resolntiou was unanimously adopted. By Aid. Dunn: Resolved, Tbat tbe committco on firo department bo instructed to re port, nt tho noxt rcgnlar meeting, an ordinance defining firo limits for tbo city. Tbo resolntiou was unauimonsly adopted. By Aid. Spears: Resolved, That fifty activo members of Seaside Firo Cbmpany tie exempt from street tax for tho year 1881; and that tbo Foreman and Secretary of tho Coiuprny bo required to furnish tho Clerk and Treasurer with a list of such members by tho first day of An- gnst, 1881. Tho resolution was iinnniinoiisly adopted. By Aid. Putnam: Resolved, That tho committco on public bnildings bo instructed to re- inovo tbo building now occnpiod by Richard Greenfield nnd use the samo as a hospital, provided tho rent duo tho city bo not paid within Gvc days from this dnto. Tho resolntion wns unanimously adopted. Aid. Watkins submitted tho bill of J. Micholson At Bro., amounting to $57.76 for provisions fnrushod tho family of Dr. L. D. Davis, daring tho smallpox oxeitement, which after somo disenssiob, was referred to the Fi nance Committee. Council then ndjonrued. •I. F. Nelson, Attest: Mayor. James Houston, Clork and Trees. Uo W1U Unloruo. Mr. Wm. Nuulmncr, onr Monk street shoo maker, leaves to-mor row for Savannah to get two more hands. Ho is going to cuinrgo bis business. Speaking of bis proposed changes, bo said: " Meostcr Editur, pleat put in yone baper zat zo Dutchman poot and shoo ranker dent knows nuttings nbont zo nuotooiuaticni shoo rankin', bat ha'll (let von glnss of (leer zat he cun raako zo uica a lit ns nny moil. Isli dot so ? Hell ? Yon shunt put zat in yono bn- per an I bays you for it. (•'hIho Alarm. Reports have licen in circulation here to tbe effect that Foruandina was full of yellow fevur, etc. Wo havo tn- kou pains to inquire into tho matter, ami li-niu tbnt tlieru in not the slight- cat cause for such a rumor oven. Tbe qunrniitine officer repreymts thu city iag, felling him to tho deck and in juring him severely. Wo aro glad to noto ho is improving rapidly. Mr. O. S. Itoso, for somo timo past assistant keeper of St. Simons Light, has been for somo reason removed, and Mr. J. P Raten, of tho Island, is filling his plnco for tho present.— We hopo ho may obtain thu situation permanently. Last week soma eight or nino hun dred logs, belonging to tho Goorgia Land and Lumber Co., broko looeo, aod woro drifted by tbo tido about five miles boyond tbo light, but wore brought back by tbo noxt tido, with tho assistance of tho tag Hamilton. A disturbance on tbo Ruby lost Sat urday evening resulted in tbo shoot ing of n colored man, Davio White, of Darion, for using insulting language to tbo pnssengors, and threatening tho Captain for reproving him. Tho man wns doing well at last accounts. Tho steamer Ruby, on Uor Thurs day morning trip from Brunswick, broke bore shaft nnd lost her propel- lor near Gaseoigno Mills. Sho will bo laid ap a week or ton days for repairs, during which timo communication, with mail, will bo maintained onco a lay by small boat to back landing. Tho xvngor of a glass of water iu tho last Auveutiser and Appeal, in regard to "infant moustaches” in town, has ono rival at least on tho Island, in shape of a " 'stacbo ” that wns sprout ed, as near as memory aorves us, ono year ago to-day, and is still un infant iu sizo, aud can bo seen nt nny timo, by close observation, by any ono com ing to the Island. Tbo little steamer Ogcccbcc, owned by Mr. Spaulding, of Darien, touebod hero for wood on her way back from Brauswick. Sha is a model of neat ness, and bnilt for speed, and is said to mnko thirteen yuilcs an bonr with everything favorable. Sho ia used aa a passenger boat from Dnrion to Do boy, making tho trip in a little loss than an hoar, a distance of twelvo miles. We havo an inquiry concerning tho marrisgo between Joannio Estber Rose and Jean Pierre Brozzi, at Fred erica, Ga., in tho first half of eigh teenth century, about tho yoar 1725, and ns the St. Simons records are missing, auy of tbo witnesses of tho ceremony will coufur a favor by noti fying tbo St. Simons lower pendant, who is in communication with their relatives or descendants now residing . in Farrin, Italy. Please examiuo church and county registers or copies of certificates concerning marriages or deaths of tbo Brczzi family. Meyers, A. Borehsrdt, J. Miclielwm I in prime condition. Why do pcoplo love to tell what ia not true? Artist. I’OUTllAIT. LANDSCAPE, I their aweethearte, ao that it inny be I possible for tbe dear creatures to see ! their infantile efforta toward tnau- | hood. Wo have been diving down into tho will be in charge of tho enterprise. « liiiriinlit Oil. Messrs. Ang. F. Frankliu A Co., of- M- &L 15. 1 It % i 1 i*i >xi<1 . Messrs. K. \\\ Co]v utyl George I. fer in this issue 300 gallona l*rntt*H ^ who liuvo recently •purchased radiant oil, nt $1.80 per cane, each f 0 f \i x. Wilson A Co. the Macon and cauo contain* ten gallons. It is put (Brunswick Railroad, t VniiVWl P VlVTIVr no unvu uwii imnig uunu .. .o i'u« i DrunswicK lvniirotio, are [• llftMAJ 1 AIA l KNVt. ' |RK)l Ul0 |Mwt nccl, which by j up in live gallon tin cans—two to a t o pay to ilio Slate the, bu CKAA OX li LA I)?*. I .L e wav ir being stirred up, tc sac if ail convenient and ready fer use. original purchase money, tKSTRUT OHM BOOKS. ! could find bottom. As yet tho wa ns to H. A. Kenriek, Secretary of tbe Board of Education, submitted a re port of tbe amounts received and ex pended by tbo Board oil account of schools aided within the city, from the first of Jannary to the 39th of Juno 1881, which was received, and then referred to tire committee on ed ucation. only eighteen cv uwvHi |.rr|*mi, m isTii 1..i -invi; \\ u H |,„|| continue to dive, and ttle» Irvin tier Itivonl* <»f Olyiili county, vUI- j . hi I7ii', »n«! eitlMAiiUi'iitty t»rou«!it «»i«l bonk I jfiyn olir readers the bc'Ufllt OlOUr CX- 8?(. maktiu; It a coBipb f<- uLatra. t to Look T, » •cut record book o! tbo county, with tk** c** , tilorilt i'Hls. i of t in IhbA, ft Jin! S -.thith ..tw>lr: rtn. * ihiiitf tangible, bnt we two nice tiro trillion can. a glimpse o» something ; » or measure. now seeking balance of the , , about $321,- i- j The oil ia extra tine and kill coat you 000—$250,W0 having been paid iu to [ "“*”"• , per gallon with ; t j, u :g„ tvI by ,i.e original comp any .-r.tranz: ***' . *" , u * c C °? |of tho city, and for other purpose* tract, the puvmonts were to be luiuici . . .. , « ;. - . - - - t ‘herein mentioned, was read the first timo. An ordinance to atueud an ordi nance*, entitled an ordinanco to as- *uil will kc*|i It opt- U, cxamtultiirti*'l*>*L t T. II. !u« r m-br<tuieo xily of tho tit Hioho Cornet*- First, wo heard of ono comet—bo- hold it came. Then wo heard of an other, and lo, it appeared, aud whilst C. P. GOODYEAR. I v j ow jug this latter, nstrouuuicra tell | us they saw it divide in two and so I wo have threo. Nor is this all—a fourth one wo learn will soon lie visi- Ible. Now wherefore all this batching .a rash 0.1 Tnui cuaiasy, oot of comets? Gucm they and the i weather must be connected in some j way or other. Sr. W. E. BURROUGHS, U»*al K-tat<* ami Inuranri* As^nt. RAY ST., - . BRUNSWICK, G First Xati.»i Wan tori (. Jilif’ ,,eY 5 , * 1 “JWll »U** bouwca t»r»t»crty or l»»*l ourun IanIk*. No. ill I. F a. M. j in Georgia l»n<ls or United States! A regular communication of this ; Rcgisterwl bonds Tho former being | Lodge will bo held ou Monday even-' consideraiily above par makes a sort; ing, July 25th, at 8 o'clock. Bretbers of hitch in the tar. Wo ho,« this | ^ ^ , Me)| ^ ^ , „ Te . arc particularly re.jneate.1 to attend. company understand fully M1U! fnr Uw city 0 f Brunswick for the as business of importance will como terms of the original contract, ns our, fa, u,. nmaUU.. . place and people aro slightly interest-1 ^ 5) ! cd iu that little trade before Uie Lodge. S. G LittleeieU', W. M. Cuas. E Flandeiw, Secretary. ] tain hinds of baiinona in ktk( city I prescrihiiig penalties for Uic violation _ J The"ll.irricnrm'' of the revenue ordinances of said city The Hinnllimx. ; Hss nt rived at last, to the relief of and for other purposes connected with So far ns wc can hear the last vest-; many of the Is.yn, »|m having been the tain* nnd revenue of naid city, bro of amali|8ix lina left onr town. All j overpowered liv the wiuaome ways of passed in Conneil Jannary 24, 1881, (rarlics that were qaarnnlincd aro j its girl editress (15 years old), liud was rend the first time then taken up again at liberty and onr pooplo are as | been induced to subacribv some j by unanimous eouiunt, rend s Lccond serene as thu weather will allow, I mouths ago. ' - timo, by sections, and passed. J|." lEIrtn't Ihi IL And now it lias come out that Cy rus W. Field diil not present Mrs. Garfield $250,060 for tho Chamber of Commerce, lint siiggcsUal tire "(Missing of tbo lint" in her behalf, and thus crowned himself with laurels, as bo thought, licit liis laurels Imre nil faded. !>r. !.►. I>.AtkiihM4»n. Wo call attention to doutal card of Dr- Atkinson, lo bo fonnd in this is- snc. Ha is a graduate of tho Penn sylvania College of Dental Surgery, of Pbihdrijd.ia, ai.d ha,, several years of • ■ wwvfnl i sion. We t.iWu pleasure in recoin-1' mending him to the pfiblie. !' CITATION. OKolioiA—(Jltnm Covnrr. Wberwu, MutlkU II. Troop, *tB>lnUtr»trtx of Duiel U. D. Troop. n-prMenU to Uo Court la Mr INSIIUOO doly Bled ud entered on record, ttat tbe um folly mdmlnUtercd the citato of aoi>t Daidcl U. U. Troop, tbit It. therefore, to rite Oil penont con* verutd, Kindred tbd crwUtort, t**ihow mow. If toy they cto, why »td tdminlatrttrlx thooldoot be die- Charged front Uor tdmlnUtrtUon tad receive fatten of dimUeloa on the Are! Monday In September, 1*61. BUS, Ordinary ff " “ Wm. 11. JJFlilUii, Citation. Xokte of the county of Fierce It. plted to me for fatten of tdmiBietraUoa on the «*- tote of Uomtlden Noble. Ufa of Olyon county, do- CUM A. Three nr* therefore to cite tad tdmouUb all portlet Jafare#Ini, whether kfadml or creditor, to show rauae. If any they have, within tbe time ttrmrribed by Uw, why fatten shook! oot be Kraut* ed to said applicant. WltDMM my hand, this Jono 30th, Ml. jyf.lm Ordinary, oTc*. Qo. Money Saved is Money Made! w^nty hone, and «m a Ufa, thr-hr’rw, or any ‘kind ol wachb.-wy. JJfaan ->uu/a< tun-n’ageuta, and) guanuifav antutfactfau i itumyauupnce. \v.\LKEB k IA)U1>. * No. 133, Meeting term*.Weal elite. ■ Near Charleetou howl, Charieefaa, A. C Some boys fishing off the rtcambont ! dock lost week, caught a (hark mcas- Aprtz> uring seven feet and six inches. Somo fish fur a small boy. T Tbo cut of tbe mills last week was 430,816 feet, wliieh was a very good average, at tho mills wero in opera tion bat five and one-balf days. Mr. U. G. Hooper, while throwing off a belt ia the upper part of the mill, was struck with tbo lent bf> V$s u»- For Bent. Htorr on Newnwtie atrvet. Mrtfc ffahtfag oo two bnUUM new. Ifaet. $t9 per meath. No HXONwor . PLAIN. T C JE3 ! Wholesale and Retail. lUtoil Ice Douae on Newcastle itrou t.