Brunswick advertiser and appeal. (Brunswick, Ga.) 1881-1881, August 13, 1881, Image 3

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    Now Advertisements.
W. J. PRICE,
INSPECTOR OF
NA VAL STORES,
BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA.
POE SALE.
Lumber. Shingles, Laths, etc
&dvqti§tr and cal
SATURDAYMORNING
AT BKUXBWICK* OEOROIA.
SATURDAY MORJtlKO. AUGUST IS, 1*1.
HOME MATTEL S.
St. {Union* null clow t:Ui. ar.
Northern mall does* at 1:30 a. m.
Savannah and Macon mail cloaaa 7 r. u.
ripUuii*, u^o'.brr with Latha, Pickets. 8htn«l«*.
»i!o UutMing Lumber
.
and Fencing inatei-L
■t- Oglethorpe Ilt/Jcl. Terma, net caah,
Chttruh Notice.
Rev. A. B. Carry, of Darien, will
fill the Presbyterian pulpit of tin's city
on Sunday next (to-morrow) August
14tb, at 11 o'clock a. u. and 8 r. w —
A earaial Invitation is extended to all-
St. Simons Itcinni
' IvX bToiJSS *» -*>
Tlie out of the Mills last week was
431,467 feet being in operation bat
five days. On Thursday the cut wtw
a little aboro tlio avenge, being 107,'
927 feet.
otherwise bv sjuvial agreement.
W. F. PENN1MAN.
I— Agent for millers.
Contract to be Let.
9 ItZVEXL’**}
Commissioner* or Iloana a
or GLYNN CoUJtTT, GKORt.in, ,
Brunswick, August 17.1881. )
bier. In front of Coart
n Tuesday, September fith,
r before September
long, 14 foot wide.
"go to bo cot
l’ayiuent for same to be tuado November 1st,
uid specification* of bridge
....
tud after inti*
nerves tho .
11. A. KKNllICK. Clork.
Bridge to bo
1881.'
Mai
Iter lr,t
The board
of ltoads and ltevi
the right to re)*c^auy aud all
i’ctitiou for Incorporation.
OEonciA-GLTxx corxTT.
To Ik<■ Superior Court of mid county.
The petition or A. V. Wood, J W. Drury. W. 1
Kay. J. W. Wood. K. F. Coney. A. J. Mason. J. }
Conover, Wm. Masou. W. F. Park.tr. L. W. final,
hurst and A. J. Cruvatt respectfully sbowelh tin
theyhavo associated them selves together for tli
purpose of formlug a corporation to be composed of
your petitioner* and such other persons as they
may join with them. The purpose of ssld corpora*
tton Is the erection of such building or buildings as
they rosy deem proper, to be used fur a public hall,
theatre,skating rinlc.rliib room, or any other purpose
of like nature, the corporate name l>j
petitioner* propose to he known i* L’A
They prrpose to employ a capital of not more than
five tliouaand dollar*, of which three thousand dol
lars have been actually paid In'
Col. Dunn's answer to Mr. Murphy
too lulu (or tbia issno- •••will appear
next week.
L'arioso Club apply in this issno for
charter to bava all tbo rights and
privileges of n body corporate.
Mr. J. Wilder lias offorod $5.00 re
ward for proof to conviet any one tres
passing on his lands in this county.
Madden haa his soda fonnt,
IDaiii has one too.
HEixs haa one
In Epidemic Form.
We mean tho pistol mani*. Never
in our history has snob loose refn been
given to the use of this abominable
weapon. Scarcely * paper is printod
that does not tell of its use. This
week we have four cases to report.
•No. 1—Bob Mallory end Horace Ca-
done, together with several other col
ored men, were playing cards (rumor
says), they disagreed, a row was tho
result, aud Cadono shot at Mallory
twice. Thoy have been arrested. i >
No 2—On Monday evening last two vessels at the Mills, but
of Mr. J. Wilder’s lurpentino bauds, | expected daily
Amos Ynrlv—--.? ;:„„ ry Ooier,! The oUamc. Ceuieumni plying bt-
»auiu iu from work to tbo fjnartcrs at tweuu Savannah and Satilla river aud
IMmOVEHUNW.
Whnt ms) Whore They Aro, aad
o., Brnpsm
The schooucr James P. Morse, Cap
tain Hopper, sailed' from here on
Wednesday last, for New York, with
a cargo consisting of 491,061 fuel lum
ber. At present thero aro but two
rut are
The place of doing business of said c
it the city Brmiswlrk. county of Glynn, where
uiuy nave already erected their bulldlii;: to bo used
for the purposes strove “ *
Petillo
with tin
s pray that tliey and the
■ may be Incorporated fui
d of that tliu
under the name and style of L'AltlOSO CLUJ) wit
the right, a* a body corporate, to *ne aud be *ned;
•r tbe pur.
with the right to purchase
with
■Mary for tbe purpose* of
tli«lr biisini
erlgbt'
Is and
their
d to i
the
by-law*, aud to do all i
proper for the legltiniati
of their organization.
iutlon and
J. CBOVATT,
Petitioner*’ Attorney*.
W. K KAY,
•t (ily mi Hu|h
Louri t. U L'oxxoa JR . Clk S. C. O.
Uoiiiiniwdoiiore’ Sale.
Whereas, the lion. M. I.- Mcreli
iwick dial Ida t Circuit,
tho Hnptrior Court c
hltli Fclidte D*vrni*ort waa t!
John K. DulUguou etal. were ih<
Ming for the sale of the pr<>|ierty*
t late Fellclte Duttlgm '
'inplaiiiaiit
potideut*. pri
dlatrthntlou to th
llrui.iwlck ku«
s, and the place in tho city
the DuHii'uoo home plat
of Old Town lot (according to llaldwtt
of said city) iiuiul»cr «ue huudred and elgh*
ccrt'o appointing John
inport t'uniuit.ystoiicri
- private sale; i
of tho power contained in said dor roe.
hereby offer lor *alo tlm above dwcrlbel property,
aud will cut.-ruin proposition* for tb<* private sale
“ ■ ' — " - t Tuemlajr in Septeiulx-r neat.
f until (
t public sale, at the um
d Hlicriff’s sal.-, and W sold under the rules
lig salt* by Hhoriff of sai 1 Mate, the Com
•r* reserving (lie right to wlihdrai
isaud dollar*.
■ title*.
S’ K. Du Lilli NON. Cornu
W. G. DAVENPORT, t
All Ordinance,
o amend an Ordioanc* cuttllud “An Ordinance
d*ie*H and levy tares aud r*l»e a revenue lor ll
dty of Umuswick for tho year 1881. for tho reg
latum or certain kind* of Itusiimca lu said cl I,
prescribing penalties for the violation of the rsv
mu. ordinance* of said city, and for other pu
.Id city."
« 1. The Mayor
I Oouucll
rdiuance shall lie
N<r*ou or firm engaged lu !
eelcr excltutprli shill pav a
».r cent upon the amount c
f goods. ware*, merchandist
iff on** eighth of one
Icctod from tho sal 01
»d other article* due*
JAH. IIOUHTON, Clerk o
J. F. NKI.HON. Mayoi
MORISS LUCREE,
Wood Turning,
M0Mil)li\(r 4\f)SAWii\(i MlliL.
" lltllldllig, Picket
od Turning of every desrriptl
. Hope
lautJy .
d Ilaiustci
ml. or Uia,
•tl Work. T. t
straight and
«ir- amr, i>.r cam uiers, cauna t mager* and piauo
forte manufacturer*; In fact, all trade* supplied in
th. lr different bram-hr*. I have al*. tho finest line
«.f bracket*. Paper Holder*. Hltoper and HU re.w»-op-
le Case*. II. turn K.aino*, Cbak HheJvee. Hat aud
fell llacka,
a l'leaao give 1
. B.- All Jubliii
Uriilgc builders will please notice
advertisement of Commissioners of
Roads ucd Revenues, for bridge on
Grecu creek.
R. Tnnno cleared, on the 12th, for
Buenos Ayres, brig Guiami I, with
cargo consisting of 125,792 feet lum
ber, valued at $2,063.
Tbe now comot will be nearest tbe
earth on the 20th iust. Vennor pre
dicts a cold wave between tbe 15th
and 20tb, so get out your blankets.
O, that nangthy 1*. M. who put Miss
31.’s letter into our box, thereby giv
ing ns a clno as to who bo is, for wo
think we recognized tbo band-writing.
Mr. Blum's $1,500 soda fountain is
up, aud emitting tho delicious bever-,
ago at tbo small cost of five cents per
glass. It is without doubt tbe most
elaborate fountain wo over saw.
Pure liquors for nndiclnal purposci can bo had
ot
adv. UF.0R0K CIIkNDLKlt, Ou tho Ray.
“ Dou’t travel muck ?” Thou look
out for falling bricks, slippery walks,
runaway horses, edged tools, burns,
scalds, bruises, etc., and havo a Gen
eral Accident l’oliey ir. tbo Travelers.
See card of Mr. W. J. Price, naval
store inspector, to bo found in this is
sue. Mr. Prico is nn inspector of ox-
perienco and will give prompt ntten-
tion to idl business intrusted to bis
care.
Sec nilvnrtisoinout of Mr. W. F.
Pciininuin in relation to buiidiug ma
terials. His yard will be ou tbo inil-
rond truck, IhAwouii Hiracb’s and thu
shops. Consult him wlion yon need
lumber, etc.
Mr. I,. L. Carswell bus presented
us with n stereoscopic view of tbe
work cil art executed by himself, tbo
Lord's Prayer cut from solid white
holly. Both picture aud origiual aro
well executed.
ncliou with hi* confectionery, IIkix*
keeps bacon, grit*, in-*l, flour, lard, butter, discs*,
•offmi, sugar, and all kiuda of can guo.U, *o*p,
larch, etc , which he 1* selling at bottom prices.
The papers aro full of uccidouts—
by rail, river and sea; on tbo street or
tbe farm; ill the mill, shop, store, of-
lice; at homo or nhroad. An Accident
Policy in llio Travelers provides for
them all.
We aro under obligations to our
former townsman F. A. Fitzgerald,
Esip, for late Nassuu papers. Hia
many frinuda will be pleaaed to kuow
that bo is doing u good business; at
least, we so judge from data at band.
Notwithstanding tho advertisement
of Mallory's steamers to rouch tbia
city ou Tuesdays direct from New
York, they do not arrive nutil Fri
days, going lirst to Furnnndinn and
taking iu Brunswick ou tkoir way
back to New lull;. Tbia is prefera
ble for passengers blit uot for freight.
Accident insurance provides cash
indemnity for loss of limo by acci
dental bodily injury, or support for
oue’s family in case of death, by acci-
dout. Insure in the Travelers. Agents
write policies.
UlllWIffi FOIffllS Pl'HP.
Sterling station, Coley pnfc on a pair
of new hboeti, which seemed to annoy
Yarborough, who told Coley be want
ed thoso shoes to chip in tbo next
day. Yarborongb continued to an
noy Coley until bo was told by Coley
that bo was a fool. Yarborough do
tnanded that bo tako back tbe lan*
guagousod. Coley refused, where
upon Yarborough informed bini that
bo wot going for bis pistol and when
bo got bock be would make him re
tract. As soon as bo went off Coley
got out bis pistol and standing in bis
door, waited for his antagonist, who
shortly returned and demandod the
retraction. On being refusod, Yar
borough commenced pulling bis pis
tol, but Coley was ready for him and
os quick as thought pulled down on
him, and would no donbt have ended
bis life bad not another negro near
by struck bis baud and caused tbo
ballot to miss its aim and imbed itself
iu tbe grouud. Yarborongb took ad
vantage of this and put a ball just
over tbe left eyo of bis antagonist,
felling bira to tbo floor, and then
sprang upon him aud commenced
kicking him. At last accounts he was
doing pretty well.
No. 3—Represents a little episode
that occurred just out of town n few
days ago. It seems Mr. Bob Clubb
claimed a certain ox that was penned
by some of tbo Fox family. Going to
3Ir. Fox’s placo bo lot down tho bars
aud proceeded to tarn out said steer,
wheroui>on a ball from 3Irs. Fox's pis
tol coining in closo proximity to 3Ir.
Bub, bo left suddenly without said ox.
No. 4.—Mr. Waite, a carpcntor of
this city, and bis son were skylarking
with a pistol in some way, which, go
ing off in tbe bands of tbo son, sent n
bullet whizzing into the body of tbe
father, iuflicting a dmigeruiis wound.
Cliuruh uflli-ials
intal |>nrpu*o»~bj I'*; iu* a .-^JL
GEO ROE C'KaNULLH.
The following in tho directions ou n
»artlclu of wine
letter mailed hero a fow days siuco.
Tbe 1\ M. thinking it doubtful of
reaching its destination placed it in bis
little glass window, hoping tbo writer
might come along and sto it, and re
model the inscription: Mrs. Nancy
patcrict Mobcl al in tbo care of Zion
church.
. * ^ V — *-*AttwiaoSi ihut will Usd to th« otll#»
M'l’f it couvl. lh n nf •*... t
*,D*wlio set Ml to th* warcLonsQ sljoii,
Btnrv «» tho til^'v July 27th.
C. P. GOODYEAR,
•ttr. Henry Taylor roturneti this)
weok from a trip to the up-coiuitry.— [
vioiU-d was Man*
'it»u.«.*.r w b«ru bis sou is at school under
the guiding hand of that votentu
her Col. A. .S. Atkiuson. Mr.
T»yh'r speaks in glowing terms of
3Iariet?n and its surroundings.
I or tho information of tho public
we would statu that wu charge for ull
mutter of a personal character, that is
published in these columns, unless
from our own pen, at the rate of five
Dissolution a Copartnership ""b* i*' iin». wb«n y t .n »«>,
_ * X i*ti brt jjnj ^ rr, ^ orf>i Kft 3’ naughty words about
ii. Ab.in*on u ihi* I your fieighlior, just bear this iu mind,
!r *°ri***Jr! also that we are not responsible for
Our HuhoolN.
At a recent meetiog of tbe Board
of Education it was arranged lo ojmiu
the public schools on tbe 12tb of Sep
tember, tho city schools to bo kept
open for eight months and tbo coun
try schools for four months. They
will cortainly bo continued for this
length of timo, and longer if possible.
Tho city schools will be ruu with six
teachers, four for tho whito and two
for tho colored, tho two teachers cm
ployed last being left ont.
Tbo more wo ponder over this
school matter tbo more convinced aro
wo that our truo policy is a H|>ecial
tax for tbo maintonaixoofour schools,
ono which of will bo suflicient, with our
present funds, to placo our rchools
where they should bo.
Wo ask that tbo tidu of immigra
tion bo turuod hither and yet we make
very little provision for tho education
of tho masses only so fur ns wo have
boon blessed with funds already ac
quired. We must raise our standard
higher if wc would tempt the stronger
to our borders. Schools churches and
graveyards aro tho places inquired af
ter by the average seeker of n new
home. If he tiuds these all right, be
in apt to stick. Now wo don’t wish to
bo understood ns disparaging our
schools. Many would think they were
blessed if they had as good, but we
want better still, and it takes money
to get them. Shall wo have them.
Rev. A. B. Curry, of D irien will
preach iu tho Presbyterian church to
morrow (Sunday).
Mr. Duck, of the firm of Duck A
Co., onr new wholesale tud retail
firm, arrived here this week.
Mr. J. G. Goldsmith, of Alabama,
hns rented tho Wm. Dart house on
corner of 3I«*nk and Union streets.
Messrs. L. W. Rnzlelmrst, Jr., and
W. F. Parker loft this week for a
pleasure trip North. We wish lb©
young gentlemen a pleasant time.
Dr. J. S. Blum is taking a short
touching at this point, was burned on
Friday morning last-—a total wreck,
but as sbo was well insured, so wo
boar, wo uow expect to see a now and
finer boat on tbo line.
The Georgia Land’ and Lumber
Company intend fitting tbo steamer
Fanuio up iu first-class order aud will
then offer her for sale. Any ouo do-
siring a good steam yacht for pleas
ure or freight, would do well to cor
respond with W. A. Fuller, Superin
tendent St. Simons Mills.
Tbo following is placed in a con
spicuous placo at the-Mills: "there
wil bo a grand super given by Clarice
Wilson of brnnswick, ou Saturday
night at tobio fahms bonce, como one
oomo nl an enjoy yourself, admit free
at tho dore. Lndyos from the city of
brunswick will bo thoro on that night
como an enjoy yourself to the best of
houlth and bav a good time, by order
of the committee of arrangements.”
One of tho “roaming rauuors” that
infect this part of tho country, as well
ns all othor parts, had the uiisfortuuo
to stop off tbe boat at this place on
.Monday ovo last, and next morniug
was heard to remark that be bad not
seen mosquitoes so large aiuco tbe
wnr. Ouo was, by actual measure
ment, seven and one-half inches long.
Two woko him up in tbo night, fight
ing over the ownership of a new walk
ing stick that lie bad brought from
tho wilds of Florida. He must have
been either dreaming or hud ‘‘some
thing straight” with him. As we know
to our certain knowledge tbut uot a
“skecter” hns shown himself for two
or three yours, wo donbt tbo assertion.
>33
Soinetking ovor a year ago, sToga*
iCIps, Carley & Co
11 AltlKJli IMl’HOVKMKNTN.
iH-poi
Gen. Q. A. Gilbnorc lias just made
an elaborate report of nil tbe tvork
tinder bis chargo. From it wc ex
tract tho following touching
BRUNSWICK llAUBOB, (iKOBOLV
The present project comprises the
construction of a long jetty projecting
from the most easterly point of Buz
zard’s Island, and located approxi
mately parallel to and ono thousand
feet distnut from tho opposite shore,
for the purpose of coutractiug this
waterway and concentrating tho cur
rents. Tbo bottom being quito bard
aud tough in places, it is necessary to
deeper, the channel by dredgiug. Tho
objects of these works is to establish
ami mairttain a ship channel fifteen
feet deep at mean low water through
the shoal situated nlnuit ono tuilo be
low tho city of Brunswick, where
heretofore there existed a navigable
low water depth of only uino feet.—
Tho cost of tho project is estimated at
$73,187 50.
On Juno 30, 1881, a length of about
810 feet of jetty was practically com-1
pleted. Thus far the result of the
dredging has l>cou the cutting of a
rudimentary channel through
building wave, struck our^vrti, and
cinco that time tbo sound of tbe ham
mer and saw has neverdiod ont, and
builders and arehttqefts jiayo npt been
idle. Ovor $100,000 in sflbaftantiol
improvements bad been planted when
last wo 44 took oar roi^ids,*'After qaWrt
respite wo have again “taken notes,"
and aro pleased to report continaed!
Tbuio Butii.is no abatement, j
but the motto seems onward still.
rmisusD. r r . -
Uudor this bead wo class tbe elegadt
Rectory of tbo Episcopal church, a
building that reflects credit upon tbe
architect, tbo builders, tbo commit
tee, tbo ohurph and our fate city. * It
i*. indeed. «i
among our liest buildings. We con
gratulate our Episcopal friende on
Uioir good fortune. Tbo bailding is
two story, fronting cast (tbo beat way
to face in this climate), occupying a
plat of grouud 180 feet square. It is
built with nn eyo to comfort. Tbe
rooms are largo aud airy, and *6 6qh-
structcd that every ono of them. aan
get its full quota of sea breezo. Tbo
ontiro building is Qnisbad from sill to
comb, nnd cost about $5,000.
Next wo would mention tho ueat
little cottage of Captain Russtll, bear
tho City Hall, now receiving tbo fin
ishing touches It is a littfo beauty,
and an honor to Newcastle street,
ix riiocEss or tsirrciox.
Under this bead wo can class quite
n number. Conspicuous among them
wo would mention the spacious man
sion on Union street uow being ercc-
ted by Mrs. Wm. Crovatt. It is two
stories high, with wide passagc-wnys,
high ceilings^ largo rooms, etc,, built
with a spccinl eyo to tbo wants of this
peculiar locality and climate.
Next iu. order como tbo changes an
Col. Collins’ rcsidonos. It is Jbqlnjj
raised ono story higher, with Mau-
I roof, which improvement will
add fifty per ccut to its beauty. The
entire building is likewise being re
touched nnd repaired.
Tho Nightcngnlo residence, too is
having additions made thereto.
On Buy street wo find Mr. Hirseh
is adding another story to bis storo,
and fitting up tbo same for a residence.
Dr. Fruuk Gale is putting np a cot
tage iu tbo upper end of town for
bimsuU and family. ^
Tbo L'srioso boys inaanwbile grow
impatient, aud are erecting a band-
some fence around their ball, build
ing two large dressing-rooms under-
nenth their stage, nnd remodeling
their entire stage. Just bore wo
would odd that tbe pointings uow be
ing executed for tho stago are both
appropriate and beautiful. Mr. Rey
nolds is certainly master of bis brush.
This work, when fully completed,
will cost tbo club at loast 8500.
Besides these, we
-WHOLESALE DEALERS IN-
, , , . NAVAL STORES,
NAVAL STORES SUPPLIES,
// j (.44—TOGETHER WIfH .
Hay, Grain, Provisions, Etc.
..s.
Highest Market Rates paid for Naval Stores,
nished at Closest Figures.
O’CONNOR & WENZ,
^ r 4 . 9
(DILLON'S OLD STAND, NEWCASTLE ST.)
>IO ■ 1 u ". ■> M •
Brunswick, Georgia,
•,' JDA1 keEp a full LINE OF FIItST-CLASS
a^i u. ’ LOWEST CASH PRICES GUARANTEED.
WORKS,
ADJOINING PASSENGER DEPOT,
STEAM ENGINES, 'TorUbUAStatimityJ
FOR GINNING, THRESHING AND GRINDING.
STEAM ENGINES, For large Saw Mills,
{J ^ m'priTff^T A T .»p» V _
STEAM BOILERS, All kinds and Sizes.
RETURN TUBULAR, RETURN FLUE,
CYLINDER, UPRIGHT, & LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS.
Ill'll’A IRS OF M AQUIFER Y I’ROMPTLY EXECUTED.
J. S. SCHOFIELD, Prop’r.
Thottanmlfl havo Ihm*h cured of dumb
find Mr. Wj*i T C».. Tolodo, O.. and rt*wive one by mail
Ducrllinger erecting a two-story 4
building near the butrl, to bo used an
a bar-room, etc., aud almost every
wharf along our wuter-front in being
repaired or added to, evidently pre
paring for big work the coming sea
son.
TO UL BUILT. > ,
This list, too, is worthy of note.—
Looking at our memorandum, we hcu
the I Mr. D. J. Dillou and Messrs. Holzeii-
shoal }K>rtjon of the approach to the | dorf Bros, are going to rebuild right
harbor, vnryiug in depth from 12 to awfty . Mr. A. F. Franklin will i«K»n
l , 'T W ’“ r ', "," Uh fr , , " n ' orcct, on the where lB.f.yVt,.-
20 to 80 feet <one cut to lour cuta), , , . , , , -
and extending in a atraight line from 1 b,,cco , “ u " r , ’ ln,u,, '■
a depth of 1^ feet on the inner dope mansion. Mr. Nick Dixon is putting
of the shoai to u di*pth of 11 bet on ! up his burn, preparatory to building
tho outer slope, some distance below | 1W bri< . k rr8 ide D ee on Union street,
if tbe cut is about 4,t(MI fist,
ing tbe present fiscal year it i
Dnr
. | lie church and scores of other build-
posed to’eontluuo work on the jetty ings may Is* elassed under this general
nnd widen aud dee|>eu the channel by I head. Nor can wo forget tho vari-
dredging. oum bridges, tiro wells, etc., now being
Aiiionut available July 1, 1881, i. ...... .. . , ■ . .
*20,240 24. Amount uqiiired for the «>» »"*' wl " dl K”
fiscal year ending Juno 30.1882. $38,-1 make up the grand smn-tobd.
|ie|Mj
and
la and nil di*co«ce (
stomach, when all other'muddies
linvu failed, by nsiug Prof. Cluilinatte's
“ rhieli in a quick nnd
French Liver PH wl— .
|termatieuft curd lor thnfas disorders. Auk
nrnd $1 50 ir a loibT to the French I
Shipping Intelligence.
voit the voir or uuukhwick. fvh the week
KNDIVO Al’fiUHT 19th. |M8|.
Au«n*t 'J-Ho F M Hlrh*M*on. rfk»*nu*Ii
AtiKUil I0-B»rk Clrmnotn. lUvtti
AHKuat 11—Brlff M*n*uu, Rio Jm«I
Dl’I'AllTUBlX
AiiKHat ft—He Arthur Burton. SatlU
AiiKimt 3-Uark Aino»t.*u K*«W. Itarloii
Align.t ft—Sc Adfft i K snow, N»t*ri* rt
A HR tmt A— Alii* BNinhsm, 1,’lurli lot,.
Autfuat 13—Brig Ouiaul I. Bwr»o* Ayr**.
187 50, winch will complete the im
provement.
Stebu.no, Aug. 8th, 1881.
,1/r. Editor: I am informed by some
of tho white citizens that I bad an ar
ticle printed iu some of tho Northern
pnperH, charging the citizens of this
county with tho killing of Ned Styles,
on neconnt of his relations to the
Methodist Episcopal fhnrch. Now.
sir, I deny over doing any aneh thing. | ir0 vunient of greater magnitude far
I have found just a* friendly white r tiiait all of these together that wo
people in Glynn eoimty as I ever met; , u j { ri,t mention under tho last bead,
jin my life, and, finlhermore, 1 do not j j )(|l is by the railroad f«1ks Rsd >'uU
We
Now t w hat, ihu-sall tjrfs rnji
answer—pi o«|m rity.
Then hide out, ye croakers nnd lie-
gone, ye grumblers, for tlio flood-tide
of pros|>erity, like the tide of the bay
of Fauday, is coming iu so fast tlmt
yon are iu danger of being overtaken
and drowued. Cense your mutter-
ings, be up nnd Hofpg and thus kn p
apace with the incoming tide.
Note. -Now, thoro is another Tin-
» » cook Bios a «i
c. p. C30ODYEAI
ATTORN1Y AT LAW.
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Ih- l»irtn*T*Wlli
Jxm. * M. t'.iitjw r an"
•lay iB**o|r..l by lUr.
tk* b*vt*K claim* **’
KfUt Bill jiluw pflKkl
lour around the State. It is the first i believe it to have been a ptuu to kill j L . nll ’t always tell of their movcmenU
recreation he hn» lxt*« able fo get iu him by any means. Please publish ^ j^eir outward actions. But lest wro
years, so closely has he been eon fined I these few lines iu your columns, nnd ; ^fensed of lack of journalistic eu-
by bis professional dntiea. [oblige, Huf. Jvs. II. Guant. terprise, wo will tell wliat wo have
Hc/shitr: To-day Mr. George C. . .Wii»bm| Up- • picked up here, there and elsewhere.
Myer’a engagement with Cspb James! A party of excoraimiists went to j T.» liegin then, the authorities of the
Knox, ss clerk, terminates. Mr M. •' Jekyl lwach on Wednesday night Inst, J R. T. V. A G. lbiilrond, commonly
has Iweu iu the employment of the I plcasuro-w-cking In their rambles j known as the M. A B., are cental)*
Captain for the post fifteen months, 1 they found a coffin containing a skel-' plating the trettion of whAxvtl,V^r»-
and it affords us pleasure to state that | etoB. Tbe top of the cofRii was off, | bouses,
a more affable, clever, genial fellow island the whole c**uccrn hire evidences! po*itc Blythe Islaud, for the storsgo
not to bo fonnd, and, witlml, ono of'of time. Ili* presumed that the ijket-1 and shipping of lumber nnd guano,
tbo boat salesmen that ever crossed a! cton is that of some person lost at! the two copijmslilties jlhat take np Uk»
counter in M’zrcrow.. He go** to «-n, whinw remnine Imil (lritleil nn j fooin. Wb ou.laofi *°‘| *“ . # i r
• r * I In Iui tv.ll.tt> AI■ a a.Iv limila 'l ino tin.
Urnnawiek wbero wo »rnnt Ilia aervicea
will bo brought into requisition com-
mvoaurato with bia iotriiuis worth.
.. ,, , ■ , * j to lie within tlm city limita. Tbia im-
tbare ud been boned yean ego, Um> I pro , oroent , m be Mmi.reheuaivo iu
recent action of tbe wave* liaviug uu-1 ,,rupurlieu., aud nfiU rugicaent a
earthed it ' good round pile of ’money.'
FAIR,
AT MACON,
Ih’t'inninx * ft. 17. contiittiiag one wrek.
LiU rel I’rrfiiiuui* in S4<K-k. I’ouiUy, Field Crep*.
lumc |ndu*lry. FIs*- Art*. Mu-hlscr?. He.
UrK* Fur*«* for TruUiug *n*l HhuhIm H*'> * '■
mswwum
Artist.
portrait;
LANDSCAPE,'
FRESCO PAINTING,
nfr^LWONJiHADs.
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ICS!
BY
Wholesale and Retail.
II- alnvt.
A. M. HAYWOOD.
An Ordinance, ~
To th jinc the Fire Limit* if the Cihj of
Jtrunximct-, and for other /lurjioae*
therein mentioned.
SronoN 1. Tbe Mayor sod Conaril ot tbo dty of
Brno** irk. in Council Mwmblod.do hereby ordain.
That tbo Are limits of Um dty of Brnnavfrk, from
and after th* tooth day ofAnmiftt. Ml. shall bo la*
clmted wtthta th* followlac boaodarteo, to-wtl;-
Manrfleld «tre*t oo tbo •ontb, R*yoold» atreot oo
tbo Ead. *«treet oo too North, aad Bay atmt
oo th* Waal.
Sec. 3. And b* It further ordahMd, That It shall
oot b* lawful for any person to put ap, bail I or
•red any building or structure of wood within tho
limits aforesaid, under a penalty not e&cesdiaw
twcnty.flve dollar* for raco aad every day iMn
liulldinu or structure of wood ehaU remain up.—
Proutded, that nothin* herein contained shaU art*
rent Um ervetioa of temporary plaare for tho protec
tion of bulldluA malarial*.
I*c. 3. Aad bo It furthsi
bouas, buildlag, shed o
eutarffsd, elevated or
limita of lbs said dty of B
therefor aban hart I
th* Mayor aad coandf.apoa tho ccdBkate. fa
wrttimr, from the Commlttis* ou firs Department,
that each repair* will not amount to tberehafhf*
la« of *orh hones, building, shed or structure; aad
tbe aald Committee oa Fire Department are hereby
prohibited from grshtlas each rertllaate whenever
and wherever such repairs upon any wooden hoaoe,
building, abed or structure shall exceed a moiety
Y excess being deemed, coarderad aad
rebuilding under this erdlaanee Aad
a ■hail violate any of the provt*la—f
UiU ordinance, bo or ah* ahull, oa eoavtctka b*.
for* the poUee Coait, be Saod ia the saai of twawft*.
Sve dollar* per day for each aad every day *
a It further ordained, That ao wood*
r structure of wood shall
ho***, building, shed or structure shall remain r*.
And b* it further ordained. That ao u _
*n building, more than twenty fast high from tho
O the highest point Of thereof. ahaU be re
ived from any one point within tho SreRmileee*
or other person who
‘"-iMiag. rer‘-*“
nor whatever say'wooden' hones,A>aSdia|L ahed or
structure, contrary to th* provisions of this section,
•hall bo subject, on conviction before tho FoDre
Court, to a Sne of tweaty-Sv* dodara. or labor oa
tbe public street* not excediag thirty daya-ooo*
half of the Sne* Imposed aad collected under this
sec tton to b^pald to th* informer, and th* othor
half into the tree*ary of the dty.
Mrc. 4 ‘ ‘ ***' ~
a bnild „
ground toll
moved from
tablubed by this ordiaaaee to any other point with •
In tb* earn* Until*, or fkuan any point without thu
w “~
ic. 8. And be tt further ordained. That any
wooden building may be remora 1 from oee part of
the asm* lot, even though wtthta tbe Sre units,
provided that th* permission of tho Mayor and
Gunnell be Srst bad and obtained.
hac. 0. And be It farther ordained. That wbeaev*
ter nay hots**, building, abed or structure bevmOer
to b* built or recovered within the ftre limits ef
the city of Brunswick ahaU be rooted or severed,
Ike mm* shall be rooted or covered with slate, tUc,
tin or other incombualaMe material.
See. T. And be It ferther ordained, last every
him or building which shall ha ha—tear trusted
in Use city of tenmawfchofhrfdLatana. tabby or
• t, ahvll have a thickness
tapU, of more than oa* atory, abate hares Uickaea
of wall In the lower atory of a brick sadsha&o.
not tan* than twelve Inches, and nine Inches above
tbe lower story, and every aach bone* or bulhttag.
abem^r wCotMor more stonee 1“ **“
w>vrel with date, tile, tin or otl
i height, abate hr
orauu mo
Uve tb* authority *n-i twiwwrto can*-* any Loua*,
building, abed or streets re to be pulled downer
removed whenever they ahall eouabkr the mm* a
itaagarow*. or in yletatien of tbteeidt.
Sec. v. AadboB n fo&m*ordained,
cretioa of the Cotrt.
GEORGIA ilLVHN t\rvsn.
Whereas. M-lilU U Troup, a-libinlstralris of
Daniel 11. II. Trvup, r c pr< sente ' * *“ *—
iM-tiii.in duly Aeil and entered i
Las fully administered the estate of said Daniel U.
B. Troup, this U. therefore, to Hi* all per*** con-
cereed, kindred ahd cmlili-f*, foahow caww. ifsny
charged
ofdiemli
diamlmion on lb* Orel
•t ration and receive tetter*
FOR SALE.
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llm
MM. ▼. M, BARER.
10. Aad he »further ordained. Thntjff ordt.
‘lu coudl twin.
j.k’xzloox, turn
JkUr* UOGSTUX. Clerk “
I). D. ATKINSON,
DENTIST,
iROIAi
mm***um
BRUNSWICK, -
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