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perfect \\m YM&V4A?- < ■■ .'•» l1<5<, *«•• .‘j-iWW MU ! VOLUME VII. BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28,1882. The Advertiser and Appeal, 18 PUBLISHED EVER? SATURDAY, AT BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA, BY «P. Q. STACY. Subscription Rates. One copy M »«“"—• ** “ One copy tlx months 1 00 Advertisements from responsible parties will be published until ordered out, when the time Is Co personal' Marrltges sail obituary notices notoxcoodlng lonr lines, aoltcted for publication, When ex ceeding that apace, charged as advertisements. All letters and communications should be ad dressed to ‘ Q» WAV Is Brunswick, Georgia. CITY OFFICERS. Mayor— M. J. Colson. Aldermen- J.J.f J. P. Harvey, F. J. Doer- w. W. Hardy, J. R. Clerk <f Treamrer—James Houston. Chief Mankat—J. E. Lambrlght. Policemen—D.B. Goodbroad, W. Q. Rainey, 0. B. Sloore, C. W. Byrd. Keeper of OuardBoute and Clerk rf Market—D. A. Moore. Port Phytician—3. 8. Blain. City Physician J. A Robins. Saxton IPkite Cemetery—O. O. Moore. ■ Sexton Colored Cemetery—Jackie White. UarM Faster—Matthew Shannon. _ Port IFardeas—Thos O'Connor, A. E. Wattles, A. M.Dexter. , . sraxntM oosihittsxs or obunoix,. FISASCB—Wilder, Cook and Spears. ' SmxxTS, Diluss & Bninogs—Harvey. Hsrdyand Littlefield. Town oommoks—Harvey. Hardy and Spears. Cesorixaixt—Uttlsfleld, Doerfllnger and Hardy. Hannon—Hardy, Cook and Littlefield, Public buildings—Harvey, Jouper and Wilder. Baiutoane—'wilder. Spears and Hardy.. Education—Cook, Cooper usd Wilder. Chabitv—Spears. Harvey and Cook. Finn DxrAirriixnT—Doerfllnger, Poucb—Wilder, Cook and UNITED STATES OFFICERS. plllns. Begnlnr Meeting, January-18. 1860. Council met. Present His Honor, the Mayor, and Aldermen Spears,Har vey, Hardy, Littlefield, Cook, Wflder and Doerflinger. Absent, Aid. Cou- per. The minntes of the last regular meeting were r6ad and confirmed. Bead a communication from R. B. Beppard, stating that it was almost impossible^ at certain periods of the year, to procure a sufficient number of vessels to carry off the prodnots of his mills along the lino of the B. & A. Railroad, and that consequent ly he was obliged to store a large quantity of lumber in Brunswick, or else suffer very greatly from the pay- ment of demurrage, on aocount of the inability of the railroad to bring hi the lumber as rapidly os wanted when the vessels are in port; and farther Collector of Cwrtqmn—Jphnl. Col Deputy—Il.T. Dunn. fa- Collector Internal Hovonno—Dt T. Dunn, Deputy Marshal—T. W. Dexter. Poatmaster—Linus North. Commissioner—0. H. Dexter. Shipping Commlmloner—0.1. Hall. SEAPOET LODGE, No, 68, L 0. 0. P, Meet* every ^ IAS. E. LAMBRIGHT, V. k B. 8#cr©W« BAY STREET, BRUNSWICK, - GA. Convenient to B’tairiesa',' the Railroads and the Steamboats. Furniture New, Table Good W 9 * 13* I3I313i3L c£* PROPRIETORS. Ilaroett House (FORMERLY PLANTERS' HOTEL), Market Square, RATES, PROPRIETORS, - - $2.00 PER DAY. ' ' avorlte family Hotel, under tta new manage ' * reconimer.de,1 far the excellence of Ita Isi.NE, home-lika comfort*. PROMPT ATTSM. 1 » >.-■ SD MODERATE 1UTE8. aprll33-ly COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. ly to his Already extensive wharf im provements, and that he would great ly need more room for storage, and as he desired to get ns far as possible from the main track of the road, so that eaeh would not be in the way of the other, therefore asking Council for permission to lay a track on and along Bay street, commencing at Prince street and running South and midway between the line of the B. & A. Railroad and the Eastern side of Bay street for one-half mile or there aboht, and to nse each side of the said new track for the storage of his lumber, which was received and then referred to the'eommittee on streets, drains and bridges. Bead a communication from T. W. Dexter, stating he was agent of the owner of the Old Town water lot No. 19 and that he desired to improve the Bnid lot by b&ildiug a wharf thereon, and that be farther desired, for the purpose of giviug additional facilities for (lurrying on such business, to ob tain permission to lay a railroad track on to the wharf, and to use that por tion of Bay street lying West of B. & A. Railroad for the storage of lumber and other commodities for shipment over the said wharf, which was re ceived and referred to the committee on streets, drains and bridges. Bead a communication from Mayor, Glauber & Forrester, asking permis sion to erect a platform for loading and discharging freights from the cars in front of the new building of D. Jas. Dillon, on Bay street, the same to be some sixty feet in length and of saoh width as Council dray direct, which was received and then referred to the committee on streets, drains and bridges. 3 u‘ Bead a communication from Mrs. D. T. Dunn, President of the Park As- ^ sociation, stating that the Association was prepared to commence the im provement of Hanover square, and that they were only waiting the re- Savannah, Ga. mOTgI of the 0^ Hall; and asking Council to act promptly and.have the _ building removed as soon os they M. Li HARNETT & OOij conld conveniently do so, which was D. w. h. parsons, PAINTER. UOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING, "::?'.T!NG,K‘LS0li!RIHG,FBESC0Iia&GRAIHIM8 1 r.jLaj>tjy execa t< <11 n the i a test a tyles. received and then referred to theoom- mittee Oil public buildings. Bead a communication from W. C. Beck & Co., F. Jos. Doerflinger, J. & Bussell, Silas Taylor & Co., W. F. Doerflinger & Co., and others, asking Council to not increase the liquor li cense, toe the reason that they thought and belivod that they paid larger tax on their business than any other class of persons in the city, which was received. To the Honorable Mayor and Council of (he Oily of Bruusurick: The special committee to whom was referred the duty of reporting an or dinance governing the issuance of li censes for the year 1882, beg leave to report that they have very carefully examined and considered the entire matter; and respectfully submit the accompanying ordinance, and recom mend that it be passed. J. J. Spears, ’ W! W. Hardy, J. Women, Committee. The report was* received and the committee discharged. To the Honorable Mayor and Council of the Oily of Brunswick: The committee on streets, drains and bridges, to whom was referred the application of W. R. Webster, asking permission to erect a email building over the drain on Mansfield at the in tersection of Bay street, beg leave to submit that they have carefully con sidered the matter, and recommend that the permission be granted to erect the building, under the super vision of the committee, subject to re moval at any time Council may direct and that he pay twenty-five dollars, per annum, quarterly in advance, for such permission. W. W. Hardy, J. P. Harvey, S. C. Littlefield, Committee. The report was received and adopt ed. lo the Honorable Mayor and Council of the City of Brunswick: The committoo on harbor, to whom was referred the communication of S. L. Fremont, U. S. Ass’t engineer in oharge of harbor improvements, call ing the attention of Counoil to tbe manner ip which earth ballast was discharged upon tbe wharves near tbe Custom House, oto., beg leave to re port that they have examined the bulkheads of Messrs. Littlefield & Ti- son, and find them in good condition; wud that they ufe, with a view to bet ter seeuriug their front, now putting oyster shells in front of the wooden bulkheads, and thus forming, in the opinion of the committee, a very se cure Hnd substantial wall front. Respectfully submitted, W. W. Habdf, J. R. Cook, Committee. [The annual report of streets* drains and bridges’ committee, which was published last week, was here read and received.] Au ordinance to regulato certain kinds of business within the city of Btnnswiok, fix the amount of tax to bo paid for tho privilege of pursuing saoh business, and prescribe penalties for a violation of the same was taken op and read the first time, then taken np by unanimous consent, read o sec ond time, by sections, amended and passed. An ordinance to prohibit persons from spreading any seine, gill or spread net for taking either fish or terrapins from tbe waters embraced within the limits of the city of Bruns wick, and to proscribe penalties for a violation of the same, was taken np, read a second time, by sections, and passed. By Aid. Spears: \ Resolved, That a memorial be drawn np, signed by Council, urging upon Congress tbe feasibility, importance and ab&olutc necessity of a barge nal across the peninsula of Florida aud along tho Gulf passages to the Mississippi river Tho resolution was unanimously adopted; and the Clerk of Council in structed to prepare and forward cop ies to each branch of Congress. Council then adjourned. M. J. Colson, Attest: Mayor, James Houston, Clerk of Council. I it i-ta-ym S,, ij-w-lk wi* *>'.I' ■ :n . ... H. NUMBER. 30 Stride wjh —. iq Fort Valley sighs for A steam fire engine, i, ,.,-j *. fi Thomasvillo is to havh a cotton,seed oil mill, f rot f..i: Dji.rTajuOS* f ; The B. ft A. is extending ita switch at Pearson. . oaa m a le •Mahji.xs Ayoting lady of AlappahwcaUfaee rats in her water pitcher. » r. ,J Atlanta has instituted free vaccina tion. Always a littfauhead. f 9 A man in Thomoaville advertises to ..>,.$4,627 75 ..,.....*9400 ,225 8Q -.55 85 ..40 03 pay $3 a pound for alligator teeth! Arlington is to hav^* new paper— the Steam-Tug, with Mr. J. L. Boyn ton as engineer. ,* Smithville has voted on whiskey, and the dry tioket won. No more whiskey after September 1st, 1882.,. • A Berrien oonnty colored lady filled her female opponent’s eyes with pot ash, and then carved her with a razor. Three negro prisoners in Morgan jail recently attempted to overpower the jailer and escape, bnt were unsuc cessful. -» A Berkshire hog attacked a male near Sandersville, and with its tasks cat tbe male so severely that it died in less than an hour. Coffee County Qazette: Two daily trains pass over the B. & A. with from thirty to thirty-five Hat cars loaded with lumber. Mr. W. T. [Saxon, of Arlington, re cently had his leg broken below the knee, and, strange to say, it gave him no pain. It was a wooden leg. Americas wants a railroad from that place to Isabella, on the Bruns wick and Albany Railroad., It would be a big thing for Americas, and we sincerely hope it may be worked np. A young and intoxicated German fell asleep on tbe streets of Savannah When taken to tho barracks be Was found to have $1,240 on bis person, with $75 in gold, a ring and his bnt missing. The French delegation who were at the Yorktown Centennial, have re quested Governor Colquitt to procure for them a photograph of the Chat ham Artillery detachment and guns present on that occasion. The photo graph will be taken. A boy walked into an office on Lau rel streot with a pocket book in his band and inquired if Mr. Blank whs “That’s my name,” said one of the gentlemen. “Well, here’s a wallet with your name in it” “Yes, I lost it this morning.” Ho received it and the boy started down stairs, hot was baited by the call, “Say, boy. wbaVs yonr name ?” , “Oh, that’s all right/’ replied the boy as he booked down; “ ’taint, worth while your saying I’m an honest boy and offering me ten cents for my troubles, for there was only fifty cents in the wallet* and ma need that to buy some soap and a new clothes-line.” ,, Indigestion, -U i Front. Bov. Mr. Cleveland, pastor Presbyterian church, Gainesville, Ga.: I have tried yonr Neurotic for indi gestion, and foand it a most excellent remedy, and most heartily recommend it. Tnos. P. Cleveland. Neuralgia, Colic, Colds, Etc. From G. G. Smith, pastor Metho dist church, Gainesville, Ga.: I have used Neurotic in my family with great satisfaction. Have fonnd it a specific in early stages of cold, a teaspoonfnl is of great benefit, and it gives great relief in neuralgia and toothache. I like it very much. janl5-lm Geo. G. Smith. many Lose Their Beauty From the huir fulling or fading. Par ker's Hair Balsam supplies necessary nourishment, prevents falling and grayuess, and is an elegant dressing. Report of James ■ .pi’iLtftdm' Amount on hanjl. UcA FMimi fines. G Friedlander, taxes..... Friedlander JfrOai'* *<..... Winiliawrtr 1 *»•> 1226 Eat Mrs M M Barkuloo, taxes. .37 42 A Kaiser <fc Bro, taxes... .*.. .36 00 >-. >8 goO Mrs S F Smith « 30 00 Jw»Milbank J " m ... .612 75 W A Fuller t .. 9 27 Stacy , . . “ ,7 08 Hiue . ,13 48 Mrs TF S<«Hk " lira* 85 50 M J Christopher " 3 66 JTOollins- . * 413 80 Mrs 0 H Cqlesbarry, taxes 23 33 nel Duncan, taxes. ~. 85 00 lio Fiuloy " , 418 Bit J B Habersham, taxes....128 90 Mrs J B Habersham 67 80 H T Dunn . “ 12 15 G W Wright « 42 80 B S Clubb, trns, taxes.*/. 4 93 SA Broekinton “ JWTobbott “ S S Tyer ‘ Mrs Pat Mineban* Mrs A G Amos ' Albert Carpenter ‘ Holzendorf & Bro“ 9 70 Mrs SJ Wood “ 15 60 J W Roberts “ 3 30 Mrs E D Nightingale, taxes... .15 17 J.F Nelson, treasurer “ .... 13 05 John Broad, taxes..... 215 J Q Greenfield “ 20 HCMnndy “ 4 38 ERTMundy “ 2 63 Haywood, Gage & Co, tuxes 43 12 S C LitUefleld, ballast 67 80 Mrs C Hibbard, taxes 1 00 Wm Hazlehnrst *• .-. 18 75 “ trus “ 6 25 Mrs HP Gray “ 10 33 W C Beck & Co, license 35 00 .18 53 ..11 97 ..3 00 ..4 55 .. 1 52 3 45 T G Stacy " 10 00 Sol McIntyre “ 1 25 James Hyland “ 8 00 Winer Batliel “ 5 00 Frank L-tieh “ r 12 50 P, B Holzendorf & Bro, license.. 5 00 10laenilo.Tiirras, license 5 00 C E Flnndei-s “ 1000 Edward Pinkney " .. 1 25 Sam’l DuBignon “ 1 25 Mm C H Colesberry, lease 4 00 Samuel Duncan “ 12 50 JT Collins ", 3 00 J F Nelson, treasurer " 12 60 $6,981 25 D1SHURSEMENTS. J F Nelson, salnry $25 00 Jas Houston B A Fabrn J L Beach W H Rainey T W Bolt L B Davis T G Stacy Jackie White 75 00 60 00 60 00 45 00 45 00 ,...25 00 20 00 6 25 W D Telegraph Co, telegram... 80 G Friedlander & Co, flat 9 15 1 “ 24 60 streets 87 85 M J Christopher " 3 60 B Greenfield, fiat..,». .82 86 MJ Christopher,flat.......... 60 Thos Wilson, quarantine .24 00 7 00 GeoSwean, charity.4 00 DeliaMitehell “ 6 00 Jackie White " ............ 800 DA Moore, Hoard Hotiae...... 51 00 J W Davenport etal, cemetery .57 86 L W Harriset al, streets..... .14718 TB Goodbread, sanitation 20 00 G H Dexter, coupons .... .117 25 W B Burroughs, pab buildings. 4 00 JM Madden, small pox........ 25 G W Wimberly, refunded 1760 Isaac Meyers, quarantine 14 25 J F Nelson, treas., pub hidings. 10 00 J C Greenfield et al, police 9 00 S C Littlefield, quarantine 6 00 J T Blain, quarantine and e. pox.63 90 small pox 2 35 A V Pntnam, charity 33 00 23 60 A T Putnam, streets. 29 75 J C Greenfield et al, police 22 50 T G Stacy, coupons 3 50 Cosh to balance .6,844 50 $6,981 25 Examined and found correct. W. W. Watkins, Chairman Finance Com, pro tom.