Georgia Historic Newspapers

    ATTKXTIOK, 1MIIHTEUK.
Since the oonroli<Ution of tb# Ad
vertise# »sn Appeal, I bnvo been wil
ing off surplus material, and have
some fan* articles left, which I siu of
fering low—very low—to-wit:
1 Liberty press, 13x19,
00 pounds long primer,
60 ponnds nonpareil, *
1 font long primer italic,
1 font bourgeois italic,
1 font nonpareil italic,
1 font nonpareil title,
Column rules,
Besides a few job fonts.
Apply to
T. G. Stact, Brunswick, Ga.
Tho Queen of England wants Oar-
lie-id's photograph.
Tbo Grand Jury of tbo District of
Columbia has indicted Guitoan.
Georgia has ♦">,142,070 invested in
cotton factories. She should have
ten times that amount. ■
Atlanta is annoyed by a horse dis
ease called "pink cyo." Scores of
horses kavo died from it.
Demosthenes wrote, "Oratory is de
livery—delivery—delivery," and do-
livery is killed by tbo use of manu
script. In other words, a speakor
loses half bis force when be confines
himself to his paper.
There are said to be about $6,000
bauds at work on tho Atlanta Exten
sion of tliu M. A IS. ltoad and they do
say that the Bond will be through to
Macon by January first. This is mere
conjecture however.
Dr. P. H. Mell, Chimccllor of the
Univsrsiiy of Georgia, announces Hint
hereafter tbero will lie no tuition
charges for undi r-graduates in that
institution. A matriculation fee of
♦10 and a library fee of $6 is all that
is required besides board
111 an altercation betweeu two ne
groes at Wayncsvdle, both got shot,
one in tho bowels. In the melee, a
stray bullet from ono of thoir pistols
struck Mr O'Quino, the telegraph op
erator, under the arm, iullictiug a se
vere though not dangerous wound.
October 6th Was President Arthur's
birthday. The Tdojrnph and JA«*n-
'j'-r of that date remarked:
"To-day is Mr. Arthur's birthday.
He was born just fifty-ono years ago.
If lie inteaks acting the gentleman to
the South, wo wish him man
returns. If not, not."
UAMUHN COUNTY.
Our Correspomlrnt Dishes up it few
Hpiuy Items from thnt Purt
ot tho Country.
8*ni.i.t Bu rr, Camdxx Co., Ga.,
October 4th, 1881.
Etlitvr Adirrlmr and Appeal:
Editor* say “write anything that la
rcadnblo and interesting, but in this
part of Camden county little trails-
pires that would interest the outside
world. Wo arc, however, compara
tively happy, and enjoy our full pro-
|>orliou of this world’s comfort, with
out its churches, schools, society, etc.,
uf which wo havo none. Wo live
alone, yet wo uro in full sympathy
with .Shakspeuro's deposed duke when
exiled i n the forost of Arden, for we
can say with him:—
‘•Are not the#* wood* mofo fret from peril than the
court environ* 7
Her* reel w* not tli* penalty of Ad*m.
And Utl* oar life, exempt from public haunt,
Kind* tongue* introo*. book* In the running brook*.
H< rmoni in atone*. and food In everythin*.”
The penalty of Adam was probably
earning his living by tho sweat of bis
brow. Therein wo disngreo, but in
all else wo aro in full accord.
But our church, although not built,
is in n fair way of of becoming n part
of tho history of Camden county,
thnnks to the indefatigable exertions
of a fow of our ladies (some of whom
you nro acquainted with), slid whom
r am turo God and the poople will
surely bless for thoir endeavors, for
tbo obstaclos appear to tho writor yet
insnrmountablo, for with so littlo as
sistance and still less money it really
npjienra to be all “up hill work.” We
have much of the material on hand,
tho doors and windows providod for,
but tho labor must bo paid in cseb,
and "there's tbo rub.” Wo havo it
not, bnt wo nro all behovera in
"Campbell's Pleasures of Hope.”
Tho loss of tbo stenmor Centennial,
me time ago, shuts US Out complete
ly, from the world, and the planters
and mill mou on tho river nro driven
to nlmost desperate straights to know
how to keep tho country supplied
with "grits and bocou." Ono roliof,
however, has been found (thanks to
our provident law-makers), for we
aro no lougor in want of venison and
wild tllrkoys—nud here tho nigger
aud tho cracker is auporlitivo. Tho
shooting season commenced last Sat
urday, anil before 10 a. u. wo had a
doer offered, skinned, dressed and
cold, just ready to cook—killed, of
course, very early that same morning!'
This last, however, wo didn't iuquiro
into, but cinbrncod the offer, and af
terwards embraced (lie deer
The season lias favored our rico-
tlmt tho ‘'Clement Attachment” is do
ing so much good and earning such
handsome returns to the investors.—
This mil) is tho euterpriso of a yonng
Mr. J. V. Stribling, who induced bis
father and two neighbors to enter a
stock company with him. Thu ca
pacity is six or eight borne |>owor.—
Tho building is n cheap frame, un
dressed two stories and a basement.
The machinery the same as in other
cotton factories, with tho addition of
the "Clemunt Attachment," which
spins the cotton direct from tho seed.
Tho building cost $700, water dam
and fixtures, ♦300; machinery com
plete, ♦S.&OO. Total cost, $3,SOO. Cost
to run it, ono superintendent, one
boy and six country girls. Average
cost por day, {7 00—the hands food
themselves.
Hera are tho figures for tho Grst
year fro/n tho owners:
LIABILITIES,
lfti.nrjn pounds rood cotton at IS emit*.... f t, It’ Ofl
Oporalitm and contlnf< nt »ip*n*<*# 1,500 (
5,MS (
KKSOUHCKM.
4.HW poiiml* yarn at 15 e*nf* # tt*M-0
waste* at 4 cent* .. 141 U)
3,0UObuah«l cotton sued. <
Set profit U» Of*
It is claimed fur the now cotton
procoa,
First—That it will do swny with
tho gin honse cotton packing, bag
ging, sowing, much binding, etc.
Second—That it will dispense with
tho many clippings of middle men,
sack ns speculators, weighing and
marking, storage, insnrnnco, commis
sions, etc., etc.
Third—Tho groat margins (botween
tho raw material and tbo fabrics)
which has enriched tho North, will be
saved and apent at homo.
Fotirtb—That it will employ a large
nnmber of women and children whose
labor otherw iso is valnclcflit.
Fifth—That it will increase our
population, circulate inure money and
afford better schools.
Sixth—That it will incroaHotbo val
ue of our real cstnte nud bring into
market tho products of our country.
Soveutb—That it will briug capital
and machinery from the North, East
and West.
That the "down-trodden South”
will bo no longer "bowers of wood
and drawers of water” for others, bnt
will ontcr upon a now era of wealth
and prosperity uncqnalod before by
this or any other country.
Wherever there is a grist mill, plan-
ing or saw mill, a yaru factory can bo
added without an iucroasu of power
PROCEEDINGS OF CO VSOI L
liptfulnr Mmtiinii. October 6th, 1881.
Council met. Present, His Honor,
J. F. Nelson, Mayor, and Aldermen
Harvey, Littlefield, S|»earB and Wat
kins. Absent, Aldermen Dunn, Doer-
tlingor Cooper and Putnam.
Tbo minntes of tbo last regular and
and special meetings were read and
confirmed.
Tho appeal case of W. J. Williams
was continued to the uoxt regular
meeting.
Head a communication from O'Con
nor A Wen/., stating that they did, on
the fifth day of May, 1881, pay $35.00
for a license to retail spirituous liq
nors at thoir store on tho corner of
Bay aud Mansfield streets, for the
quarter ending July 31st; that their
store was unfortunately destroyed by
fire on the night of the 25th of May,
when they saflored a vory considera
ble loss; and, therefore, praying Coun
cil to refund them tho amount paid
fur the licenso after the said 25th of
May, which was received and tho
Clerk and Treasurer instructed to re
fund them two-thirds of tho nmouut
paid for tho license
Read n communication from I>. A.
Moore, Keeper of tho Guard House,
stating that he could not, owing to
the great advance in the price* of pro
visions, feed the city prisoners for the
sum id forty cents per day. and, there
fore, asking Council to pay him such
sum for tho feeding ns would give him
something beyond nctual exj>ense iu
enrred by him, which was received
nud thon referred to tho committee on
streets, drains and bridges.
Head a communication from G. W.
Wimberly, stating that bo did, on the
first day of Slay, 1881, pay the sum of
$35.00 for a license to retail spiritn
oils liquors at his saloon oq Newcas
tle street for tbo quarter ending tho
31st day of July; that tho building
was, very unfortunately, for biiu, de
stroyed by firo on tho night of the
22d of Juno, and, therefore, asking
Council to refund him one-half of the
amount paid for such license, which
was received arid tho Clerk and Treas
urer instructed to refund one-half of
the said $35 00.
Head a com muni tut ion from W. F.
Doerllingcr A Co., making application
for a lieouso to retail spirituous liq
uors in the new building ou the South
side of Monk street, accompanied by
the written consent of the nearest
neighbors, which was received aud tho
license granted.
The Finance Couuuitto submitted
porta of the Clerk and Treasur
Glynn County Sheriff Sales
First Tuesday in November, 1881.
anoRorA—oltyv cowt.
Will be sold before tbo Court House door In (be
city of Brunswick. Glynn county. Qcorgi*, on tb**
first Tuesday in November. 1881, between 10 o’clock
*. u. and 4 o’clock ». *. of that day. *t public out*
cry, to the hlgb—t and beat Udder, tbo following
‘■SS’ffi- improvement* in ono-balf ot that certain
lot of land In tbo city of Urn&awtck, said coonly
aod State, known and deaenbed in the plan o! aald
city, aa Town Common*. No. 37. between Stonewall
and Lea afreet*. Levied on aa the property of Win.
If. Italney, under and by virtue of two tax tt fa* la*
sued by It. If. Ttfoa, Tax Collector of Glrnn coun-
tv vs. Wm. II. Italney, for tafea due the State of
Georgia and Olynn county for the year 1880. No
tice given
Principal. |5 &3; cost $7 70.
JUBKPli IS. 1
Sheriff O. C. Ga.
GEORGIA-GLftfl COOKTT.
Tuesday in November. 1881, between 10 o’cli
and 4 o’clock r.M., of that day, at public o
tb* highest and beat bidder, the following j»roj*erty
All that certain lot of land *nd improvement*
thereon, aituate lying and being in that portion «*f
the rity of Brunswick* aald county am) state, known
aa Dixvtile. said lot known and dc*crtt>*d in tbo
plan of axtd city a* Dixvtile lot No. a. East (4 Stone,
wall, botween George and London afreet*. Levied
on aa the property of W. r. I'eunlman aud by virtue
of two tax A lias, Imued by K. M. Ttaon, Tax fob
unty, agalnat W. F. p "
i of Georgia and Olyu
' Amount ox taxes, (8 41; cowt, 17 70.
JOS
GKoHGlA—Olyxx Covert.
Tuesday in November, MSI, between 111 o’clock
and 4 o’clock r. u. ct that day, at i>uf ’ *—
the bigbeat and beat bidder the foil in
pryorty to-wit
Sew Grocery Store!
’lowing described
panel* of land
HAVING PURCHASED THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT
OF MESSRS.
Dunn & Co.’s Establishment,
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO INFORM TIIE
CITIZENS OF
provementa thereon situate lying and lx log in the
city of Drutnwlck, Olynn county, Ga., and known
and described a* section one and two of Old Town
let N<>. sixty-one (fll).
aa the property
Watkina'a« administrator of tho e*t»te of
R. r. williams u der and by vtrtn# of a n fs isauol
out of tbo County Court of Glynn in favor of A. T.
Putnam vs. W. W. Watkins, as adminUtntor of tbo
cam* of K. F. William*, to satisfy the said fl /*--
L*\y made ani returned to me by L. J. Loavy. Con
stable pith district. G. M.. Olynn county, Ga.
Principal, #7 (*>; Interest. 56; cost #11 OU
JOS. K. LAM It RIGHT.
GEORGIA—Oltn* CotJRTT.
Will In* sold In-fora tha Court House door, in Hi*
city of Brunswick. Olynn county, Georgia. <>n tn<>
first Tuesday In Novamber. 1881, between the hours
of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock r. u. ot that dsv. at
public outcry, to the highest and best bidder, the
following described property, to-wit:
All that certain lot or parcel ol land, with im
provement* tberron, containing on* acre, more »,r
less, situate, lying and being In the 35th District (4.
M , Glynn county,Ga.. on 8t. (Unions Island, on the
north east side of the Hamilton road, and being a
K rt of tha posted place, aald property known »•
hn Taylor’* place. Leriod en ** the property ol
John Taylor, under au:l by virtnaof a ft fnlsaued
out of tb# office of the N, P. aud ex-officio J. P., In
and for the Wtb District G. M„ Ulynn county,
Georgia, in fkvor of Jacob B. Dart va. John Taylor,
to BAtlsfy the aald fi fa. Levy made and returned
ry. Constable 2
THAT THEY INTEND TO KEEP A FULL LINE OF
FANCY i STAPLE GROCERIES.
JUS. E. LAMBRIGHT, .Sheriff O. V . Ga
OEOROIA—GtTNX CotTXTY.
Will be sold before the court bouse door iu tli
city of Uruaawick, Glynn county. Georgia, l>e»wt*ci
the hour* of teu o’clock a. x. and four o’clock r. m.
i find Tuesday In November, IhnI. to the high
nd bent bidder Ihc following dcscrib***! prop
to-wit;
that certain lot of land, with improvement
o . jit.-.ate, iylsj aud Icing in the nltyu
Brunswick, aald county aud Ktate. and knowu
thirty-three, levie,
Clark, uml« r an l by virme
by R. M. Tlsou, Tax Collet
and a very amall iucrenno of coat
Wo liopo that tho day is not far the
m l*l* y j ,),antcr8 0,1 l fj i8 rivcr * auJ ovor nu ftV ‘ I diHtant when Georgia will havo these 0 r and Marshal examined nud found
. _ j urago crop will be gathered, tho bar-) factories in full operation in ovory (correct, which were received nud or
An exchange says: " A postal card ) vosting of which is already well ad-1 cotton county iu tho State,
with a pocket attachment to cucloboa’ vauced, and with gootl weather, will . S T ow York dcalora hiiv that threadH file.
Inscribed a* Old Town lot (3J3) Ihm
thlriy-tbree
Clark, uudi i
by h.
agninsl
rty levied ou and A 1
<r*vy, Constabl* 26th District O
Tax fl J5; coat #7 70.
JOO. K. LAMBRIGHT, ti
geOUgia-Olthh Covirrv.
a Con
nn c<
lh8l. between leu
of that day. to tin
ildor, the following property, t
o«l of land,
lying au.l
bv£r- aEO^aE
tat* |
Prop.
found I. •I.in*! tin* f'< ml-1, roady to -wait on !iis old
r pare*! of h
mnts thereon, aim
i District O. M„ Oljynn couni
by tho Dou rhall tract, and oast by Buffalo swamp,
a-id known as “Anfftillla." Ix-vicd on under ami by
virtue of tw. tax fl fas ta.ued *»y it. M. T rot.. T.ix
Colin tor ot Olynn county, ra. F. W’. If«iJeb»r»t.
atainp for a reply in the latest idea.— | ho couq»lotcd iu from two to three
Tho next great invention should bo n i nooks.
|K>btnl card with n bay window an- j Our mill meu are all shut down fur
noxod, into which a man can crawl
and travel uti) where iu the country for
one cent.”
The people of Blooiuiugtou, III.,
socui to think n» they do in Georgia,
that "justice and the courts are a
farce." They took a murderer from
tho jail nud hung him, iu upon day,
with tho Sheriff, Marnlml aud |HXiHe
fighting thorn, aud tho tiro engine
drenching them with water
»>■> --
Charleston negroes have been try
ing their hands the past Week on a
wtrike. It in thu old ntory of "labor
vs. capital, and will end, iih it nlwuyit
does, in favoi uf capital. Tho rice
field hands, too, have been indulging
iu tho same M^rt of iq*ort, but with
|»oor success.
Tho organization of the Souato en
gages the attoutiun just uuw of the
whole country. The l>omucrats have
the majority and can elect the tqnmk*
er. Meanwhile the K« publieunH find
they are about to louo thut houor, are
talking comprumitM>, but the guuernl
opinion scorns to bo that thero w ill Iw
no compromise.
Many mu the predictions of what
Arthur will do. It m-oms pretty well
settled that Hunt end James will re
main iu his cabinet, if they desire, but
the rest, like the poor loan Indian,
must go. Who their successor* will
bo has not yet been settled, oral least,
made public. The nutiou awaits with | his example
brouthlehs hileuce to sec tho policy of
tho new chief magistrate.
The tide uf mi migration coutinue*
to flow with increasing force Him* j
Jaimury 3, 328,050 men, women and )
children have tun landed at Custle|
Garden, 5,000 more than during the j
barno period in lb>i. aud 2,000 no
than arrived during
September of lord year. The Comtuis-1
repairs, preparatory to nu exi>cctaut
hwty Nvasou. Tho old mill at tho
Lower Bluff, formerly tho Norwich
Lumber Co.’s mill, is hoiug robuilt by
Mr. Sweat, formorly with Mr. Jaa. W.
Bailey. Ho cx|>ecbt fo commonco op-
orntioUH by Xmas or before, and, nt
the Name place, tho turpontino still of
McKinnon Bros., iu charge of Mr
uindo by this new process chiKS high-
tiered to Lk> published and placed on i ’i f jC v.c,7‘tIa ai\he"j.crty'u^ssufr*'w. > »'i*^!
Tho harl>ur master submitted his
cr aud command bettor prices than I report of the arrival of vessels, which
made from coniprcHHod cotton.
Much inoro is claimed fur this At-
fy tin-
coat #* 70.'
JOS. E. LAMBRIGHT.;
t G. <
tnchinent timu I have mentioned.
In haste, yours, Walter
Tho Kx|Mwi(iuii
r V'X
utrry, t<» the t
n
the court ll-
l! > (in con utj
ml ter. lw*l,»
•k r. M. of that Jay,
a lid beat bldil-r. Hi
a of la.ul
Aii ordinnneo to repeal au ordi
nance, outitlod an ordinance to dcliue
thu fire limits of the city of Brunswick
and for other ptir|H>seH therein men
tioned, passed iu Council August 3d, j 55JJJtt # E!idwtti 0D As > D<i < iMin
Tbc AlUutn Kxpoxition o|x>ue,l ou j 1H.S1, w,.a reiui tbo wo,ml tin..., ! t°»o -?■
Ibu 5tb iiiHt. with Krunil nml im|M>«-1 mi ilB piuwag0 i, )Bt . ' '
Aid. Harvey submit
tho ground next week iu person and i nance entitled an ordinance t«* amend
Brn
K#L1?SMITH & CO.
<H'|'3l-ly
Brunswick and Albany R.R.
TUbOZHS TABLE.
Tukcs Elloct Mumliiy, Ootolicr 3d, 1S81.
■M! trains going west. I
Nnp*riur Court of said county
. 'curort, aa admlniatra
Tkomaa K. Davruport. lato
BRUNSWICK MARKET.
Siuitb, In-ini; in full blast, lumia a | will favor onr rcailora with a alight' „„ nniinanco ontitlwl nu onliimtiro t„
busy prosjurt to all our surroundings, i sketch of w lmt wo may wmi and hear.
Wo huvo hut few births, marriages 1
or 'leatliH to record, nud, on to acci-1
douts or outrages, tho first that comes I
to my recollection for tho lust eight
months occurred to-day, when a son j Middling Fair,
of Arnold AriuHtrong ^colored),
unity, tlccraaed.
a DarL Hentor, a* trustee fur hi* » if*. K.
children. Frojwrty pointed out (•>
rtu-y. and Irvtwl u|*oa a* th« proper-
Id defendant, to eatUfy ff »»•—
.1 n hi #.v»( U); prtnctral debtiutereal
judgment, to-wit. February. I**!,
)er for Messrs, lliltou A Foster, was
aceideutly shot by his half brother,
through the careless handling of fire
arms.
Your mitrnotiiiig parties from Bruns
wick should select Camden couuty for
fishing excursions. No better places
can be found in Georgia for fish and
oysters than tho former residence of
Gen. Chas. K. Floyd, at Fairfield, aud
of his brother at Uelleviow, both
opening on St. Andrews sound—no
plnces which would feed the reflective
mind writh more interest, or prrhnps
sorrowful reflections.
Do, my dour editor, let thu world
kuow that we are trying to build a
church, nud that we are in earnest,
and that if all the world are not Fca-
bodys, let Us have some that emulate
I Middlim. ..
Ml.ldilm;
Low Mkldllna...
late la«t aforraald, a
. Notice i.lvi’U Urbatiu* Dart
ewaid.
IOSEFH K. LAMI1UIGHT. s
• biRbcat and beat biddti
ktUchI prii|tt-My, t-
K #3.75. M »J 35, N M.M. •
tw Te»rrvria* -Oil* and wrklal
SUPPLIES.
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clear. lP,c; aliouldrrw.
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Suntlr. Jp_^**n* ou; lancy, f 10 UK* In 60; bakrrs'.
Uidra. dry Slut. I O,c; salted
#8 VW#J X\.
IIIi*r “
iota. 37m
Wool I’n
‘.c. burn
-I* .
r aklua. tv« #5 r
naval stokes krhoiith.
»la aud aptuU. 3a. DJ.hV :M. I'
•XU- on ai.uita
m-To Srm fork
DlXIl.
I III*. fl.FMKNT AITAC'IIMFNT.
.ies^stsz
of Bruuawrick, and known and described it.
of aald city, tuads by Grom* R. Bal.lwi
Doariol IM7, aa old Towa Iota uumbera
.TJH, 379. SKI. Trj, 404, 405. fi30. l'jl and 1'.
l>rojw*rty lovtad ou by tha under-itroM. a*
of aai-t couuly, aa lb* proparty of L’rl>aun< I
as truatre for Itla wifa. K. K. Itart. and hrr'
■n.t«r and by vtrtnc of a fl ta u*u>-d from tl
rur Court of **ld c.nnty In f»vor of K. V
a* rtirviring copartner of T. M. Majii
against ->»ld I'rbanua part. Sr., aa trurti
wtf-. F. IL Dart, and b*r cbiblran. Fr»p*rt
Shipping intelligence.
>\CmV,HaBUisUAMC«b,Ga., I t
September 21, ISM. ) ! ►
| Editor Adixrtinr and Apjx'al;
Dt-ts Sir - Uettirning from that
! lovely spot, Forter Springs, thci|uetiu |
•>f thu Blue Kidgc mouutniiiH, by way
'a7firet VU b»Vf"of|'’? ““ioew'dle via Rielmion.l A Dun-
villa* llailsoid, we stopped st this,
bioucra contiuuu to report that the 1 thriving little city, t .f fiOO souls, that j
immigrants rro o( • better elw, »► n I .t<-riv<-H iu n»mu from Uioae grtad old ,
rule, than ever bofor", and that ocarlv I . • , . .? . 1 - — — 1
every one brings s little capital, flu- 1 ]" ! ‘ ' 8 tb w crc 0 y* TTTCrti UVPTh t 1
result of economy practiced in the old , *“ ib uu ‘* which pooU of.cj UOl IYajvXiX V £il," • j
country. _ past agea have written and sung. ONE CASK OF
I Hubdrcds of men, women aud chil- tt,t * ^ Ull ^’“ ^ roiu Atlanta, live I . YvTTCTI fP n T5T T?
drod reacufid from beds of pain, sick- unles from th«* South Carolina liue W* siTlXwXl laiJjLJu W liNiJ,
|ess and almost death, and made! and fiftwui iutli« from Weatmunstur,
WtOT ’
Tm.i
TIIK PORT OF BRUNSWICK I'ORTHE W LKK
LND1NG iB lUUERUh. i"M.
AUHIVAlJ*
\ \ BkSyrs. IMtlngah-, Ida Janeiro
i t—Sc Sarah L Pavla, Rny«*r«. lMiial
, J-tV X. Lie Grant. Jonlau. New V .rk
•*— Hk Ivnan.*. Towna.>n>l. N^w York.
I 7—Nor Lk Yorkalurw. Ja.. I-**.. Moub «id>f
UK P.«liTt*RfX
1 Hr hk Mallncbr. ku kUuu. Ili.' ww Ayr*#.
I Ba- Bilan II. Muur»«v Whitaker. PlilU.1 I
I -S< tvdro A Grail. Build PhlUdrli hu.
4—Sc Nellie Grant. I.T.lai.. M. UmtoMIi . .
I iletiuo the fire limits of the city of
BriiUMwick, ami for other purposes
! therein muutioucd, pabsod in Coiiticil
I August 3, 1881, which was read the
| first time, thru takci
j moils consent, rua«l a seeoml time by
j sections and passed,
i By Aid. Watkins:
I lietoldd, Thut the Clerk aud Tretts-
j urer bo retjuirud to furiiish Council
| with a statement of thu amount ex-
|M-iided from the city treasury on the
| Fair Grounds of the Glynn County
Agricultural Association during the
year 1881.
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
The Clerk was instructed to employ
an assistant during the time of regis
tration, thu pay not to exceed the
sum of $50 00.
Thu Finance Committee *uhiu
bills amounting to $500 Of. which f
were ordered paid
The bill of D. C. Bacon A C<
amounting to $80 00 for lumber fur- J
oished the Glynn County Fair win re- j 1). (J# ltlSLEY, Proprietor
furred to a sja ci tl committee consist- j
ing of Messrs, llarvey, Littlefield and j ‘ 0:
h|H*ars. K’KiVB'i MANUFAClt’RUD 11V HANK, W
Thu bills of G. A. Hanson fur pre j uf Rnmui guadi.s-r
lice service for W. H. Uuiney and T.
W. Bolt, w hilo sick, were ordertnl to
be paid by the said NY. 11. K iiiu-v ami
r. w. Bolt.
Council then udjourced.
J. F. Nelson, Mayor.
Attest: Jamls IIuustu
• property of tb# #al<l defrodaut. to aatiafy • iM
». Amoant of aald fl tk, #5,‘>(7 *t pnii( ij>#1. in.
cat up to February »l. !*t|, #J.UM with a.>-
ic| iut#r«-at. ami |W M oral of antt. N> t:> - gl>
to t’. Dart, Sr., truatic a# aforuaabl, tenant in
M JOSKHI K. LAMBRIGHT, Sheriff G. C. G*.
vtobwr !#t, 1*41.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.
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R. D. MKADER, Suiierintendcnt
A|n>rov<xi: CHARLES I- SCHLATTER, Ocnl Manager.
BUST GREEN AND BLACK
TEAS.
; Itcisrs (3EXUIXE XEW CllOl'
GARDEN SEED
ONION SETS.
Pure Havana Tobacco, \ r
MALLORY'S
NEW YORK & BRUNSWICK
Steamship Line.
CONNOR* WIINZ.
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MATH US.
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TOBACCO.
^tiThe nest 5 uent Cigars.
■LAhtlUKllR RTOKK.
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Your'Orders ore Solicited. IWliriW FOPYMIN PUP,
JOE SALE.
organd h«rtj by P.rtaf. Gi 0 «rl s . c uunr wblch . uu Cboctoo,
onie are the best cr.demvu in tho
-A FINE—
•bd*n»-r M.Hxlay nr»t I will k*r|>
| By K.»u..U Bark el* mwntiua. «n.l l., •*:• at j ‘ n B “ l * ’
5J1.J30IPOX* : Fresh Fish and Oysters Two story Residence,
world nf iu atrriiDg uoilb. Y«« ou> I “ J** 11 «•««"««« | —»v— I. J J
Iiud tbow in every coumauitv.—1'inl. 11 »riti> U> try nml lutorvat every eot- o Ut'VCiK NL t> in 4' I ■ •. ■ i, 11..,.
Sue ■dvertiwaiKi.l. ’ U>u t.rrner ,i. Gu,r ; ;ra. It i. l.er« | * Llt ‘ ’ - IU| ' 1 U ' ,,UUCr ’
; at my Flak Mark, t on l.uiDfitld aod Ti%
““ * 'a* any ••» Ibr iUj -
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>*o* aod
wUMkrw*. pnJOct'Off
all.ting* from Are, and adant*
ST1.VM8H1P8
WJTSTMBJV ym
Coptaii. KiNLs.
CITT OF 9sM£,m
Captain RISK. *1
Lrarra New York *very Friday at 3 P. If.. arrtv.
ing to Brunswick every Tneaday. Ctoa# roonretloo
wltb all poihU oo B. k A. aod M. k U. UailrootU.
’lbrough bill* lading aijmed to ail point* on abovo
rood*.
Freight and pa*row# aa low a* by any other line.
For |w«cnger and iUu rooms apply to
II. W. BOVTUWirK, A alt
Jam My Brunswick, Go.
X a E3 !
BY
Wholesale and Retail.
to t mat 5 to 7
A. SL HAYWOOD.