Brunswick advertiser and appeal. (Brunswick, Ga.) 1881-1881, November 12, 1881, Image 1
bmwick tii11;it risnit hi tpriii.
VOLUME VII.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1881.
NUMBER 19.
The Advertiser and Appeal,
' IS PUBLISHED EVERT SATURDAY. AT
BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA
—L— BY
T. O. STACY.
Subscription Itatcs.
..fa •
One copy ono year
One copy «U mouths
Advertisement/ from responsible parties will
ho published until ordered out, when thotlme la
jot apoclfiod. and payment exacted accordingly.
Communications for Individual bcnellt.or of a
personal character, charged aa advertisement*.
Marriage* and obituary notice# not exceeding
lour linoa. aolictod for publication. When c
cowling that apaco, charged as advertisement*.
All letter* and communications should bo ad.
drvssed to the uudersigred.
T. Cl. STACY,
Brunswich, Georgia.
AUUrmrn- A. T. Putnam, W. W. Watklna. i. J
RlH'ars. D. T. Dunn, J. P. Harvey, 8. 0. Little
field, F. J. DoetfUngsr.
Clerk .t Treasurer—James Houston.
l.iitf Marth*l-h. A. Kahin.
AssGtant Vankat—I. L. beach.
SWceten-W. II. Rainey, T. W. Holt.
Keeper 0/ Owed Ho- k c ad Clerk of Market-D.
sr. Jr. M. I».
Cilg Ihyiiciar -L U Davi*. M. D.
Harbor Matte-Q J Hall.
I\irt Ward'm -Matthew Shannon, Tlios O'Con
nor, Jr, and A V Putnam.
KTAXlima COMMITTEE* OF COUNCIL.
Finance—Uoupcr, Watkins and Dunn.
Htrxxtm, Drain* k Dliixjx*—Djmn, Watkina
and Llttlofluld.
Kexton White CYinotcry-C O Moore.
Hexton Colored Cemetery—Jackio While.
Town oowioxa—Harvey, Conpcr and «pears.
CcMmtMKs—Hpoar*. Doortllnger and Cotipor.
IIardou—Littlefield, Hpears and Putnam.
Pubijo uciudNUH—Watkins, Doorflluger an
Harvey.
IUilkoai*—Doerfiingcr.llarvoy and Littlefield
Education—Putnam, Hncars and Dunn.
CUABrrt—Putnam, Littlefield aim Doer
Finn uKrABTMBirr—Hpesra.Pntnam aud!
Police- Pntnam.Dunn, aud Watkins.
UNITED STATES 0FKICEK8.
Collector of Customs—John T. Collins.
Deputy— II. T. Dunn. v
Collector Internal Revenue—D. T. Dunn.
Deputy Marshal—T. W. Dciter.
Postmaster—Linus North.
SEAPOliT LolMiE, So. 6K, I. (I. 0. V..
rery Tuesday night at eight o'clock.
W. W. WATKINS, S. G.
sscst'
October.
COFFEE—Tucmlay aRer 4th Monday in April and
ctober.
CAMDEN—Tuesday after 2d Monday in May and
ovember.
CHARLTON—3d Monday in May and November.
November.
CUARLT - _
GLYNN—4th Monday In May aud Novsniher.
NEW GOODS
AT
HAMS,
SI10ULI)KKS,
STRIPS,
BACON,
LARI),
SUGAR,
COFFEE.
FLOUR,
BUTTER,
CANNED FRUITS,
CANNED MEATS,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
CANNED VEGETABLES TIN WARE,
CANNED FISH,
JELLIES,
STARCH,
BEANS,
PEAS,
POTATOES,
GLASSWARE,
VINEGAR,
SYRUP,
CIDER,
NAILS,
FISH HOOKS,
[MB'S
CZEB-A-CIEZEIKS
and
BXSCTJITS,
CHEESE.
RICE,
GRIST,
MEAL,
CORN,
MACKEREL,
COD FISH.
BUCKETS,
BROOMS, •
BASKETS,
BAKING POWDER,
LAMPS,
EXTRACTS,
KER0S1NF.
PICKLED BEEF, SAUCES,
FISH LINES,
CIGARS,
TOBACCO.
SNUFFS,
Pocket KNIVES
PAINTS,
PIPES.
Powiler ami Shot
AT
BAY STREET,
BRUNSWICK, - GA.
Convenient to BoaineHs, the
Ritilroadf ami the- Steamboats.
Furniture New, Table Food
IP. C. JifieK 6 €0\
PROPJ1TOTORS.
CIGAR FACTORY
BRUNSWICK, GA.,
D. G. UIKLEY, Propritor.
CIO.IKH MAMIFAClI'llKC IIV IIAIVII, AND
OF TIIF FISKST MUADZs OF
Pure Havana Tobacco,
And at price* to *atl*fy any and all. These Cigars
rsn b« had of ' " * ““ * *
f Uiofollowicg firm*
MOORE * McCRABY. it. MKYKttS,
JOS. K. LAMUKIGUT
K. F. OOODIWKAD.
POST OF1TGK.
W. T. GLOVER,
O CONNOR * WENZ,
COOK BUOM. JkCO..
TOY (Chinaman),
AHA BURNEY.
HOTEL.
WIMBERLY * IIEINS,
Y. J. bOKRFLINOKIt,
J. RUSSELL.
HOIaZBNDORF k DUO
MAT1IKH.
MIUUKLBOX k BBO..
Your^Ordm are Solicited.
Harnett House,
iFURMEULY PLANTER •>' 11 WTKLi.
Market Sqnan\
M. I, HARNETT 4 00,
GOLDSMITH & CO.’S,
llrporln or Ottceni »f the €11 y of
Itruuawlrk, for tl»c Monlhmi
NIarrh and April, 1881.
REPORT OF CLERK AND TREASURER F
MARCH.
Amount on band $5,147 58
Est H F Beach, taxes 11 *25
George Johnson “ ...... . 2 38
B A Fuhra, fines and street tax 59 60
" “ “ 46 75
J W Ward, taxes 3 00
Ocoan Lodge, No. 214, taxes. . .28 37
Mrs J W Wallace, liceuso 5 00
W H Harrison “ i 5 00
W U Telegraph Co V? 125 00
Jackio White, lease 5 00
A M M Loowo, license 2 00
John Vandaily “ 10 50
Ada Gray troupe “ 1200
Alfred Green, taxes 8 50
AG Osgood “ 23 G*
John Pierson “ 8 68
LaurousPierson** 1 67
Z Jones “ 5 25
Mrs A S Franklin, taxes
Susan Bryaut, taxos 2 60
C A Steiuburg “ 5 83
MrsWiuuieMuls" 14
Charles Harris " 2 00
Benj Butler “ . P 2 32
Winer Bathel, license... 5 00
James Thompson" 5 00
W F Symons, trustee, taxes.... 5 58
" lease... 4 00
Mrs E Peters, taxes 7 50
Mrs 8 Collins
W W Hardy "
J It Abrams, license. ..
L D Hoyt A Co “
.Silas Taylor "
L D Hoyt A Co., taxes
C L Schlatter “ .
JS Marlin
D G Owen
liobt Smith “
Mrs Frances West "
Mrs Julia Hertel
Caroline Elliaoh
Frank Stono
Mrs It Ilnzlehurst *‘
Mrs M J Bryant
. 21 00
. 24 54
... 5 00
.10 0 0
... 5 00
...35 00
.33 03
.272 15
.. 16 17
.. 14 55
.. 5 00
.. 2 50
10 00
.. 1 10
2 63
1(M)0
4 00
David Davis, license 10 00
THE GROCERS.
All gontls delivered in any pint ofthc (lily :rei
of i-lmri'c.
Brunswick & AlbanyKailr’d
TIME TABLE.
Takes Ellcct Monday, October 3d, 1S81-
TRAINS GOING WEST.
FREIGHT
NO. 3.
RAfflEN-
QF.R NO. 1
LEAVE.
5?
STATIONS.
jj 1 PASSKX-
g GKR NO. 1.
* | I.KAVK.
FRK1GII
.NO. 4.
L. 5:00 A K
94)0 a M
BRUNSWICK
171
A. 0:45
A. 7:15
L (11)0
9:50
10 JAMAICA
1.55
0:00
L. 0:20
1,. 0:37
10:22
25
WAYNESWILLE..
140
5:32
L. 5:43
L.7:10
10:40
32 Ll'I.ATON
139,
5 0(5 ||
L. 5:10
L 8:10
lt:26
45
IIOBOKEN
120
4:29
L. 4:10
L. 8:37
11:41
50SCHLAT’RVILLE..
121 j
4:13
L. 3:50
L. 9:50
12:20 p m
00 WAY CROSS
111
3:43
L. 305
L. 10:23
12:41
07 WARES BORO
101
3:15
L. 200
L 11:12
1:1-1 *
78.MILLWOOD
93
2:43
L. 1:14
I* 12:10
2:10 t
90: PEARSON
81
2:10 J
L. 12:10
L 12:27 PM
2:20
93
KIRKLAND
78>
1:35
L. 11:48
L 1:10
2:47
101
WILLICOOCH EE..
701
1:10 5
L. 11:1X1
[,. 2:14
3:23
112
ALAPPA1IA
59
12:32 p M
L. 10:15
1,. 2:50
3:56
122
BROOKFIELD
49
11:52
I.. 9:22
L 3:35
4:21
130
TIFTON
11:27
L. 8:40
Li. 3:52
4:35
133
RIVERSIDE
381
11:10
L. 8:15
1- 4:21
4:53
13!)
TYTY
321
10:53
1. 7 44
L 4:50
5:12
145
ALFORD
20
10:34
L 5:37
5:35 T
151
ISABELLA
20
10:15
L. 0:20
L G:20
Ufll
101
DAVIS
10!
9:35
I. 5:35
A. 7KX)
A. 0:30
171
F1AST ALBANY
1
9:(KJam
I. 5:00.
It. I). MKADEIt. Superintendent.
Approved: CHAItl.IS I,. SCHLATTER, Gca’l Mnnagcr. .
ABSTRACT 01? TITLE BOOKS.
The underclsi.M
r all Utlv In.iit t
ig trow rti .
>X* to ib'l. making i
1-r. par. U, Id 1*70 I,
*lu«-uUy hi
»f Olyuu c»«;>iy. .Ut>
ly hr..i.ght .aid tun k
pitU< »l>ntisrt t«x.k T.
ic« the rpo-ut destructive of U»t r -cor L, sr* the
ily data In .elation to th»* tltba ul Glynn ruiialy
r tin time n> *M, with the e*ce;>tloa of book X,
kkb WM aaved with book T. He ha* opened aa
ortke, and wtU kaop llopoa for exaiotuailnn of title#
for cash compenaatlon, aa per #rbrdul*of lee* I# or-
' itnatlon to b« only of lh* title*, and any
**- * ‘ *-
legal opinion ttu-reon to be
> b* fail fa? MMUldy.
C. P. GOODYEAR
I'uoi'iiirroin,
ItATF-S,
$2.00 PER DAY.
r> futiit. ir.rf.-I, cn.l-r !U n.* nv.p.: '-
ROT 4?9 MTS*
irrtBMy
T'OTZ SALE.
-A FINE-
Two story Residence
With rtgM
ho#*c*. pi*#M
««wo. Iast*
rooms lMwi.le« the kitchen and a|l out
aatlyliwarw! ami right la tho heart of
•■ILU for
City Tax Notice.
The tax** due tba clty<>fUrun*v»k;kourialt«-
tate. Improvsmenta. and every spech* of pepMinal
DCoperty for the ye#r DtSl, are patatdc a* folltw*
:•» quarter on or Itefor* Jl*t da. •■( March, 1^1.
ipvn, and will bo rluocd mi the
last. »k
issount
rvery p
reonlroi.
Otaoe hoars from • a. ¥. to I r. u . and fr»tu 7
lr.it
JAMES HOUSTON. Clerk ami 1 rrsaurer.
G.H. COWMAN,
Contractor and Builder,
RUCNOWI. K, CKUIU.IA.
C F Kaatrr
MrsEmnja Walker, taxee.
L< liiron Drury, Wao ...
E.1 aard Taylor, taxoa ....
Georpo Kuatt 11 ..
Fred Joori'cr, salea
A114 Adnma, taxes
Delia Adams "
Muliuda Seven ••
CI. Seldnttor, Jr"
i.e v. i*. Simruonfi" .
Tippo Ito^era "
Renodiet, Hall A On, taxes
Iiutlirop.V C\>, taxes. ... ..
Est J G Ulitcli "
4Irs I, S B Randall, taxes..
Est J R Saiissey, taxos... .
.Solomon Bros "
A D Speiplit
Mrs II A lCunrick “
William F.vans "
Mrs M A Day " .
Cain Jay “ . .
(. J Hall, whaiTa^u
W A Fuller, taxes
WT Jones ••
Mrs II C Bostwiek, taxes.. .
FG Row,., taxes ... .
B A A It It -
Fred Armstrong, taxes.
I-’ H Aa.es, sal.-s
taxes
Est D Si Letter, taxea..
Itieliard Tavlor, licaise
P H HoIr.ciidi.rf "
Iv.lwaril Bailor, taxes
Peter Krauss “
Peter Sowell "
Edward Frazer “
Marv M Jones • . ....
Mrs H1- Gray “
I'eiula Smith
Est O D Smith -
J M Dexter, lieelise .
5 00
...13 00
...50 00
.. :i S7
.. : 55
... 1 '.'5
.. 7 10
1 Oo
... 2 55
... 2 83
... I 33
. 4 05
.. 1 :i,
... 170
... 1 88
... :i 10
.10 30
2 00
.. 4 05
. 60 25
7 00
.. 3 1
.30 00
.. 10 00
. . (i 0:
...32 33
. 8 «i
195 37
3 00
. 1 12
1 00
r;
2 00
.10 on
. 2 00
.. 3 50
. 2 oo
.. 1 30
. 2 00
.. 3 50
. 1 S3
1 20
.. 10 00
J II McCullough, survey 12 50
Cash to balance 5,342 49
(Ki,504 89
Examined and found correct.
JxxiFg M. Curran
Chairman Finance Com
HEFOIIT OF CLKltK AXD TItEASrnFU FOB TJIK
ItOXTIt OF XIABCn.
Amount on hand (5,342 49
H E Lucas, taxes.
Jacob Fonda "
11 00
. 3 42
. 1 95
.12 38
. 4 50
I 35
.20 20
50
1 50
2 17
5 00
Mrs Aunic Herzog, taxes...
It S Clubb, trustee " ..
Emclino Latson "
Mrs F A B Grady
Mrs Sidnoy Doan “
J S Nathans "
Burrell Jackson ■■ ..
J W Roberts •• ..
L C Marlin, salos 4 00
James Palmer, taxes 3 00
James Borrio “ 3 80
DJas Dillon •• 20 00
Mark Sweetwino “ 2 00
Est QR Nolan " 4 03
Est GW Abb “ 52 04
Cain Jay, loaso 75
Itobort Fnrmor, taxes 18 73
W I* Golden " 48 30
F Jos Doorflingcr “ 14 00
HC Taylor - 42 80
Lou Holly “ 25
Georgo Smith, license 125
Thos Dorillion, license 10 00
E Mills, tnxes 7 (HI
sales • 1 00
M J Christophor, license . 5 00
T G Stacy, tnxes ...... 7 00
Caroline Bradloy, fine 2 00
J E Cornelius, fine 3,00
APRIL.
Miss Hoster Lewis 4 00
TB Goodbrond 3 00
John M Gilbert 3 00
Iticbard Young 3 00
Jno H Johnson 3 00
Itaiford Curry 2 00
James Loug 2 00
Martha Berrio 2 00
Hayward Shepherd 3 00
Guss Brown 2 00
Henry Williams 3 00
Ellen Shediold 3 00
Millie Gilliard 160
Jno Smith 3 00
Henry Simmons. 2 00
Greou Jouos 3 00
Tully McAlpiu 3 00
AnmoBurnes 4 00
(77 50
By nmouut turned over to Clerk
and Treasurer on flues (77 60
Correct.
Jaxies Houstox,
Clerk und Treasurer.
Mrs Fannin Bnrgay, taxes..
B H Houston ."
Harry Tntnnll “
May Turner "
Itobort Mallory, license
1 00
2 75
2 85
4 40
5 00
5 Co
4 00
1 20
10 00
5 00
0 50
nisucBBF.:
J F Nelson, salary
Jus Houston
It A Falun
J I, Bench'
W H Rainey
T W Bolt ' ••
L It Davis “
T G Stacy
Jackie White “
Mrs E I) Nighiingah
I, W Hurl is et ill, si!
L Weiss, streets
fViedhinder A Co, |s)liee suits
F Warlike \"
Southern Express Co "
Hartley A Umhiiiu
A J Miller, coupons
D A Moore, guard house. ...
A T Putnam, streets.
A V Putnam, charity
Jackie White
Nelson A Sons, ipniruutine...
. . (25 IK)
75 00
00 (KI
50 00
45 00
, 45 00
25 00
20 00
(1 25
loiipons .17 50
ts . . .103 00
0 00
37 50
.04 00
.11 25
II) 1)0
10 50
.04 1)5
147 26
.20 00
. 5 00
1 25
. 2 40
. 5 00
. I 50
. 3 00
May Turner, lnnse
Jus E Lambriglit, tnxes.
MrsMALnmbright "
F, Briosnick "
E Briesnick A Son, sales.
Brain Bluo, tnxes 3 00
E Briesnick A Son, licenso
George Smith "
Mrs M E Stock well “
Mrs S E Mason, taxes ..
J C Hargraves -
A J Crovatt "
S J Best
M A B Railroad “
Bnrr Winton "
S J Best, lenao
Wiley Bugp, tuxes 2 00
J M Connolly " 5 00
Est J B Ilttborslmui, taxos... 112 82
Mrs F'autiie FI Hiilairstmiii, taxes 78 7,"
Arnold Lanrons. tuxea 1 50
II C Mundy
E It T Mundy ■■ .
A Jj Short, license.
Winer Buthel “ ....
Henry Stevenson, lieem
Thos O’Connor
1 25
10 00
15 75
2 50
13 50
1 80
33 13
10 05
60
2 00
1 2.1
Thos O’Connor. Jr
A A Tuft, Inxos
Mrs S .1 Wood, taxes
Est J \Y Moore -
Lung Bryant •• . ....
Fannie McAlpin "
Kuhert Ranger, license
Gioveui Carbone “
Dennison Armstrong, taxes
C W Brooks
Thou O’Connor ’’
Jus Thompson, Jr.
. 5 00
. 5 00
10 IK)
.11) 00
. 10 IK)
10 25
. 15 00
43 00
2 85
00
Tho Boston Herald shakes in antic
ipation of a great dnugor which is
meuaciug that city. It says:
‘A terrible foo is marching upon
Now England. His unmo is malaria.
This mysterious dfnease is still a puz
zle to msdical science, and no satis
factory ranso foi its origin can l)e as
signed, although various theories nre
advanced. But wo must face tho
alarming fact that tho danger is npon
ns. It is acknowledged that, year by
year, the nmlarinl zone is xtoadily
spreading northwnnl. Erory summer
it has attacked new districts whose
sanitary conditions wore hitherto un
questioned, and thus far it Ims seemed
to liava come to stay. At the time of
tho Centennial it tnado its appearance
at Philadelphia, and scored its victims
by hundreds. Nearly all of New Jer
sey is now a den of malaria. It bns
eiitrum bed itself all alung the lino of
tho Hudson, aud crossod into western
Vermont. New York City and tho
shores of Long Islsnd Sound aro fear
fully afHictoil. The past summer its
advance lino Ims nppenred in the
Berkshire hills and in tho Couuoeti-
cut Valley, Lsiiiox aud Springfield be-
iug i qH cmlly marked. It has evou
come as near ns Rhode Island, mak
ing its appciitanee in several districts
of that Statu this seasou. Therefore
tiluo for us to lie alive lo the
danger before its.
* OIODKRN PBI9IBB,
ample Talcs far the nesaarsaa* Prof
it or tks Nursery IrtnO.
rupee Field is Ue Decree TMkiue.
I
“See tho lamp post.” By ill dim
rays you cau behold the electric
light across the street. There is a
man leaning against the lamp post.
Perhaps tho lamp post would fall were
it not for the man. At any rate, the
man wonld full if it were not for the
lamp post What is the matter with
the man ? Ho appears disquieted.—
He is trying to work bis boots np'
through his mouth. He will have a
headache to-morrow, and lay it to the
climate.
1 117
III (Ml
1 1)0
iiswiisEiiesr*
J F NVlmni, Kuliiry
$6,162 . r >!)
/
JfUQCH HoilHtoll
U A Full m
J L lS<mcli
W H ItniiM'V " .. .. .
T W Holt ‘ "
L 11 Davi* ••
T CJ SUtcy ••
Jackie Wliitti "
C P OofRlyeur, tfilc^riim. ..
Seaport Appeul, |>rintinj'
A Hanson, police
1) J Dillon, arbitration
D A Moore, GuartJ Houro.
\ T Putnam, HtrcetN ami fair
Mr« D A M«M>re "
D R Blount, at recta
Alfred Green, charity
Jackie White, “
\ V Piitnnin, "
Jackie White, ccmctcrich
A T Putnam " 2 00
Thos Wilson, ([itarantine 7 n0
7 00
Id W Harris atreeta ami fair 168 66
H A Kenricl*, Seey, education.211 16
M J Chiibtophcr, iiuaruntine. o 25
6 50
75
:t oo
15 75
52 60
Return or the Relief-sSiur .\lli-
ance.—Tim United StatcH aliip>of-WAr
AUiance, in charge of Goiuniander
Wmlleigh, sailed from Norfolk oo
Jum^l6, reached St. JohiiH, Newfound
land, on June 24, and then proceeded
20 001 tu the cast eoaMt of Greculaiitl, with
the idea of ium>tiii){ the Jeannette, if,
aa Idiom. De Long, her coiunmodor,
feared ini^ht |m riiapH Ikj the caae, his
Veaael mi«ht have been curried thill
far cast by ice currents. Coiuiinimlcr
Wadlei^h was directed to explore the
region Ih(I«hpii Guauilaud and Spitz-
Imi'k'en. Uu.U r date of Octolicr 12,
thia officer ie|H»rtrt that, bavin# left
iiaimuerfcat on S4'pteml>er 16, he ar
rived at Reikjavik, Iceland, on Oeto-
Iht 10, and in now on liin way to New
York. No trace of the Jeannette won
found, aud the searoii is re|H>rted to
be characleriziHl by the extuiiNiou of
ice much farther south than usual.—
The hi#h«‘Mt latitude reached was 79
decree* 6 miniilt N and 36 second*.—
It would im.m ui that the failure of this
ex|N*dition nIkuiIiI not dincourago
hojM'N of the Jeannetten miiMy, ns her
object wim to ppH'itt'd an far directly
math as |N4Miblc, ami the probability
of her tfettin# #*aH»war«lly around the
northern count Greenland wn* of
the ali^hteM.
75 00
60 00
50 00
15 00
15 00
25 00 i
20 00 j
6 25
9 65
7 00
6 00
5 25
. 9100
161 00
9 80
. 5 00
5 00
1 IK)
22 50
t; 00
r }url:ciil»r#(Dq«lr* H*f*
j#iw7
I *m prrpifol to (lo »U kin.I* of work lit my lin*
kwtiMwua Kew-Mtlr Mnn l. mmr »!»•- U'jr HUi
Mmrtpef* l SRcfccl*v8 tf kfa.. A- * Un,
A T Putriutu, eciiietei v
WJ Wilder, im,bee. ‘
D ll (iuudbreail, police
J i* JUndwipti, truUMt.
B A Fahie, exjMjUHcw to Savau’h. 8 65
A T Putuatn ** " 8 65
Frituliander A Co, guard bouse . 5 25
A Green, charity 20 50
J J Spears, coupoua 5 25
U K Deitz, btrec ts 49 15
M A 15 Railroad, chuiity 2 85
Gardner, Troup A, Piles, «|nar*ucl7 20
L D Hoyt A Co, Ntrtcta 56 75
“ guard hotiHO... ‘J 20
" public b’ildingH i ,*{5
J R Cannon, quarantine 10 87
i luglo A Phainix MunTgCo, «U.30 88
R li Rnppurd, coupon* 49 00
Ruppnrd, coU|N»Un
Tito >fy<-T». '(tiarnDtiye
T (i Stacy, priming
J E Lambriglit, inciiluiital
Mra S E Miihuii, coiqamH
JEMmltlen
cerlifieats.. -
G II Dexter, cuiipoiiM.
23
28 IK)
1 £ A Ketivi.-k, et til aam-OMnieiit. 1(10 OO
Ix'Fxxni.K Dtaziani.- It in atatwl
that iluritig one nf the iliM-mwiuiiH tin
the aliiiifiitatiuu ami iliaeoaes nf in-
fanta, wliieli iiave lately ueenpie.1 an
Minch nttenliiai in the ninlical eirelea
of Frnin-.-, M. JnhwGnerin aiitionueml
that the a.Milinu of a little charenal —
ulanit hull a ti-ini|KNiiifiil nf llciliut'itiir
The girl is scratching her hack
agninal tho door. She bos been eat
ing buck wheat cakea Her bean thinks
she is delicate, but has never seen her
tackle a plate of hot cakes on a frosty
morning. Cakes had better roost
high when she is around. If we weru
tho girl wo wonld wear sand-papor
lining in the dress, and not be mak
ing a hair brash of tbo poor door.
■it
Here we have a baby. It ia com
posed of a bald head and a pair of
Innga. One of the longs takes a root
while tho other rana the shop. One
of them is always on deck nil the time.
The bnliy is a bigger man than bis
mother. He likoe lo walk aronnd
with Ids father at night The fatlior
does most of the walking and all of
the swearing. Littlo girls, yon will
never know what it is to be a father.
IV
The peach is bard and green. He
is waiting for a child to eome along
and ent him. When be gets into tho
child's little stomach be will make
things hot for that child.' The ebild
who eats tbo peacb will be an angel
before bo geti a chance to sat anoth
er. If thoro were no green poaches,
tbero wonld not be so many ohildren’a
sizes of gold bnrps iu heaven.
v
Behold tho priuter 1 He is hnntiug
for n pieknp of half a line. Ho has
been hunting for two lioan. Ho
could have set tbo half line in twenty
seconds, but it is a matter of princi
ple with him novor to set wbat be can
pick np. Tbo printer bas a bard
time. Hu bas to sot type all night
aud play podro for beer all day. We
wonld like to be a priuter were it not
for the night work.
/ VI
This is the man who bat bad a no
tice in the paper. How prond ho is.
He is stepping higher than a blind
horse. If he had wings he wonld fly.
Next week the paper will say tbo man
is a measly old fraud, and the man
will uot step so bigb.
VII
This snrry s|ieetacle is e plumber,
lie is ragged and cold and hungry.—
Ho ie very, very poor. When yon see
him next spring l.e will be very rich,
ami wilt wear diamonds and broad
cloth. Hia wife takes in washing now,
bnt tbs will be able to more io tho
first eirelea by the time the weather
turns warmer amt the pansies bloom
again.
VIII
Here ia a castle. It is the home of
nn editm. It bos stained glass win
dows and mahogany stairways. In
fnmt uf tho caatls is a park. Is it
uut sweet ? The lady in tbs perk is
the editor's wife. She arson a coolly
rnlie nf velvet trimmed with gold loco,
and theru nre pearls and rabies in her
hair. The editor sits on the front
stoop smoking sn Havana cigar.—
Hia little children are playing with
diamond marbles on tho tessslatad
floor. The editor can afford to live
in style. Hu geta seventy-live dollars
a month wages
IX
Here we have a piece of chewing
gmu. It ia white and sweet. Chew
it awhile and stick it on tlw under
side o( the mantel piece. The hired
girl will find it there and chew it
(0,102 50
Examined and lonnd correct.
JAK. M. Col’i'KH,
Chairman Finance Com.
nmntT or n. a. r.vUM, macsual, fok
MAttCIf AND AI UII.
Kanuie Thomas, fine (5 IK)
Jno McRae, fine 3 00
lose Wells, line 4 00 j
Daniel Foley, tine 2 (K)
It It Ralston, tine 2(H)
U It Ralston, fine 2 IK)
Annie Wilson, fine 2 50
Allison Towns, linn
I■ ol " 8 " l "*’ r " mt '* iKnvderod--; rtw j,j|„ herself, snd then |iat it back.
tu a nursing Isjttlc fnll uf milk, exerts In t||i „ W4y 0 ne pises of gam will aos-
3 05 Klj(S> Mlietliejil, line,,
200
a must remarkable curative effect up
on the Jisrrhum ol infants. Hs has
repeatedly seen children who hail be
come exhausted by seven or eight
days’ duration of an obstinate disr-
rbuia regain all tbs appearance of
health in two or three days; bat at
the saiw time that the charcoal is
added, tie- milk is also to he dilated
wiili a half or a third of sngared wa
ter—the children taking the mixture
without an) repugnance, and no vom
iting being induced.
wer for a whole family. When tbo
gam ia uo good, pat it in the rocking
chair for the minister or yoar sister’s
bean lo sit npon.
x
This is e cock roach. He ii big,
black and agly. He is crawling over
tbs pillow. Do not sny a word, but
lis still and kssp yonr month open.—
Ho will ctnwl into your month, and
yon CSD bits him4n two. This will
teach him to bo more discreet in fa
tare.