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local matters. g^egtionB Ab^tt Fire Popart mont Tbtf recent fire has taught ns los ing that we sbonULJieai, Prominent am0 ng these is, firs^hat weshould see to it that our steamer is ahoayx In readi- ness.and no mistake. Next, that it should bo oomeatable (if we may be allowed to coin a word) under all circum stances. To begin with, then, the en gine house should stand on the crest of Newcastle street, about the upper tana, so that it co$ld be easily tqkenf by band, if necessary, to any point along the business portion of said street, thus reaching,either the^pwfr tank, or the canal at tfai market*— Then by shelling Gloucester, Monk and Mansfield streets from Newcastle to the Bay, that point could be easily reached and water seonred. These streets should be shelled anyway, bo xre would be killing two birds with one stone in making these improve ments. • . i ’ f + i Another suggestion, which, by the way, comes from a member of Coun cil and not from us, but which we heartily endorse, is that the city pur chase two able-bodied horses, to be used for its own hauling during the day, and kept in a stable adjoining the engine house, and a special set of engine harness be secured and kept for that purpose, and so placed that it can be had on a moment's notice, and lastly, that the driver shall sleep at the engine house, where the fire bell should also be kept. Ajs a matter of course, horses and shelled streets cost money, and many, no doubt, will ob ject to the outlay, but it seems fool ish to us that a few hundred dollars should be refused while our town is lia bio at any moment to be reduced to ashes. The horses would nearly pay for themselves in three months in the saving of niro, for the city is compel led to have them for use by the street committee, and the advantage of hav ing them convenient cannot be calcu lated. It never pays to be "penny wise and pound foolish." One other suggestion: Investigate thoroughly the cause of the failure to work the steamer at our recent fire, and if the fanlt be that the LaFrauce lire ongino is a fraud, then send it back to Elrayra, pay no more on it, and publish to tho world that it is a fraud; and if tho fault be that the en gineer is incompetent, then get one that is; and if the fault be that we want organization, then let’s have it.— In purchasing this engine our people understood that our insurance was to bo less. Tho contrary is the easo, lor as soon ns throe of the companies do ing business boro hoard that we had a steam fire ongine they told their agent to raise on insurance. Besides this, some companies, we'understand, have withdrawn entirely from our town, on account of our poorly organ ized fire department Lot’s have something or nothing. Almost. Yes, almost a conflagration. Bpt for the promptness of policeman Moore, the Brunswick Braoket Works would havo been in ashes. It took flro last Thursday night from ttys heat, of furnaco resting on the floor, and by midnight bad eaten its way> ,to fresh nir and then burst forth in flames.— Officer Moore discovered itg|«)it. blazed and gavo the alarm. pondent “Yellow Jessamine," now a resident of New York city, and run the risk ol beinff censured for it: Heaf'Mr*iStaey: The past month has been anything but agreeably spent by the exiles from Georgia. Wehafe almost cougbi ourselves to death, I would ygg/ to shadows, but against the coughing must be ranged-the splendid, juicy steaks,, savory, ve^l: chops and i&flJ vegetables. New York is a great place for good living, I must say, and not much higher than in B. either. r It has been as cold as Danis's In- fere is represented to be, and how ' your poor Yellow Jessamine has had her bods of propuipe and blossoms of eloquence nipped and broaghl to an untimely end is past expressing.— Think of the windows being for two days so covered with frost,they.lqoked like ground'plass; and the boiling wa ter I was silly enough to try and make create me a "peep-hole” would con geal before I could dry off with a cloth after application. On Monday last every oneijl^Chav ing sore throats or colds; I volun tcorod to go to market, and came near being blown down two blocks past onr house; and the boy bringing home my orders had the bag literally blown off the cranberries, scattering <'tlem be low, while it (the paper bag) wentca- reoriug “up in a balloon, boys” fash ion, quite funny to see. I must anticipate an “idea” and tell you of the monster hog John and Or- lie saw at Washington market. It weighed dressed 1,260 pounds and hang over seven feet long, not includ ing “curled appendage. ” How do yon you think that is for a small pig ? Ooorm Lodge No. £14, F. A. M. A regular communication of this Lodge will be held on Monday ing, Feb. 6th, at 7 o’clock. Brothers arc requested to be present, ns busi ness of importance will euno befo the Lodge. The F. 0. degree \sill al so be exemplified. Visiting brethren and all brethren in good standing fraternally invited to attend. By order of - ■ tt 1 Ciias. E. Flanders W. HU «i J. J. Spears, Secretary. , An Aged Lady Writes us: “I am 65 years old, and was feeble and nervous all the time, when I bought a bottle of Parker’s Ginger Tonic. I have used a little moro than ono bottle, and feel ns well as at 30, and am sure that hundreds need just such a medicine.” See adv. Year 1631. To amount on To ; ot Reoeipts* its Made by Jas. ; and Treasurer^)* inawiok, tor the Fla DR. > amount on hand, Jan. JU* $5,945 40 Taxes on gross sales 574 62 Taxes on streets 715 30 4,298 50 ’d ooeti. :.7~ 6fffl Fines 674 25 Wharfage at quarantine.... 79 00 Fitjs Department .’ r I7Q Q0 Exchange Of bonus.. ... 910 Sale of wood 3 00 36—Nor bk Svalen, Clean,, 64V8& ^reb _ _ Feb 1—8c Hattie, Sow. Charleston. Fab 1—So Panattoa, Trim, Mew Tort. Fob 1—So Lexington, Field, BeUkat. DEPARTURES. _ A Lewie, Hatcher. Mew bk Adele, Babin, Monterli $28,085 18 OR. By amonnte prtd on account of—/-* Salaries, police; etc ;.: $4,848 to Streets, drains and bridges. .8,893 85 Wtefsjs*?* 1 .:: SB 11 Incidentals 265 00 Quarantine and sanitation... 822 49 Education 791 93 Assessment. 160 00 Note of Mn. a A. Sean... .2.427 68 Judgments Aiatereet on note. 1,585 78 OMjpOM.75r.nT. 4,636 61 Attorneys’fees and cost 83 25 Fire Department 1,240 91 Smallpox 538 84 Flat 75 31 St. Ilia canal.,, 100 00 Refunded....... 4 . 50 83 Arbitratration 5 00 Cash to balance 6,844 60 AKRITAL8. Jan XT-Oer bk Bettr Wendt, mL>\. fm _ bk Reformer, Br . Jan SO—Br So Hattie Derilng, Bethel, Naeeen. Feb 1—Be Anetin D Knight. Adame. Mew York. Feb 1—So Tom Wllllama, Edward*, Richmond. Feb 1—8c S G Hart, Pearaon, Baltimore. Vbh I—8c Sallle YoungwMahng, Philadelphia, t Feb I—So Lento Cobb, TreBtworUj, Pwldeacd. Feb t—Nor bk Inge, Oomelleneen, quarantine. Announcements. / fob s: I hereby announce myself a candidate for the po sition of Sheriff of Glynn county et the ensuing election, end would be grateful to my ftienda and the publio^oaerally for their *U] New Advertisements. SPECIAL 'ft*. 11 therefor for the year 1883, an reepeatfhUy that they must call and attend to the same. JAMES HOUSTON, Clerk and Treasurer. NOTICE. Neither the Captain nor oonsfgnee of the Norwe gian Bark SVALEN will he responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of said ressel. OLSEN, Master. No matter how delightful New York may, and undoubtedly will, prove, my heart will yearn tenderly towards my own, ray native heath, and Bruns wick, its fairest gem. Ono never appreciates ones local paper till a stranger and sojourner, and you would have to feel gratified if you saw the reception the Advertis er amd Appeal received at 122, West 61st street. Triacik Farminsr hiul Poultry Rain- t We had a call this -week from Mr. St. George, of North Carolina (near Wilmington), who conics among ns to engage in truck farming and poultry raising. We know of no finer field of operation than this for this indus try. With our increasing facilities for shipping ho will bo able to dispose of, in tho interior and coastwise, all the vegetables he can raise, besides supplying homo consumption, and our own market will consume all the poultry and eggs ho can produce, for is there not a perfect dearth of these iu onr place and has boon so for years. Only yesterday wo met a boy carrying three little chickens, for which he only wanted one dollar.— They would havo boon well sold at sixty cents for the lot Wo welcome Mr. St Georgo, who, by the way, is known to several of oar people as^ staunch citizen, and wish for him ev ery success. MACON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. $28,0S5 18 Examined and fonnd correct. W. W. Watkins, Chairman Finance Com. pro tem. A Few Remark* by “Trutliful James.” Don’t imagine that because a man has a gift of gab he is a born orator. When you find a quiet man don’t give him credit for wisdom. Some men don’t talk because they have noth ing to say. Silence is no more the sign of wisdom than pounding on an empty barrel is v a sign of war. If argument won’t bring a man over to yonr side of a question, knock ing him down won’t do any good. The man who can run a bill at the batcher’s ana dodge hint for six months is not necessarily a statesman. The man who takes up the most room on the sidewalk is not always of tho most consequence. A fifteon-oent drunkard wnnt’s more room now-a-day8 than a Judge of the Supreme Court. 1/to be coutmt Wo reproduce on this page the ad vertisemeD{ ?f the above institution and in doing so, heartily endofsh’ the fallowing from the Telegraph and Mes- K nger, concerning Mr. McKay and e institution: This is another one of Mboon’s new '0. DU enterprise !wfaich is bound to,prove! la sheccess. Prof. McKay, -the princi pal, is an experienced and thoroughly mpetent man. Students iu the Gol- ;g are taught book-keeping in all its iches, penmanship, arithmetic, cor respondence, business usages, and, in iaot, everything which goes to make np ms&mt tied inour next by Gold smith & Co., The Boss Grocers. It Macon, Ga., 1880. Messrs. Lamar, Rankin A Lamar— Gentlemen—You will remember my going to you some time since and get ting two bottles of Brewor’sLung Re storer for n friend who was down in bed, hardly able to roovo, and I prom ised to let you know its effects. I will say that tliiB gentleman who us<*pit leas up in a iveek's time, and looked two hundred per cent better than lie bad in months, and I hope will lie en tirely cured of the disease. Yours respectfully, A. T. Abel. WANTED. ONE FIRST-CLASS SAWYER, ONE GOOD HA. CH1NIST, ONE RAILROAD TRACK-LAYER. Apply to D.C. BACON. Savannah, Ga. OCEAN LODGE No- 214.F A-M. A ili I l-Ic u Be Not Deceived By Plasters claiming to be an provetoent o» ALLCOCK’S POROUS PLASTERS. ALLCOCK'S is the original and only genuine Porous Plasters; all other so- called Porous Plasters are imi- fcti4ne| See that you get an ALjLCOCK’S PLASTpJRj which we guarantee has efllclM more and quicker cures than any other external Remedy. ' /J SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS l T V : ff.,1 fTTitl’.; mmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmim Administrator’s Sale. By virtue of an order from the Coart of OttUnary of Glynn eonnty, will be eold on' the first Tuesday in February, A. D. USX et the Oonrt House door. In said county dnrlnfi the legal boon of aala, tho following described realI estate, tc-irltj^All tbje# * city of Brunswick. Glynn county. Georgia, An own a* lot Mo. UT of the Old Town of the city of Srtne- wlok, according to the plan of said city. Also tot Mo. FIS In the Hew Town wthe olty of Brun.wick, ac cording to tho plan of eald dty. Both of .aid lot* contain ono hundred and eighty by ninety fret. Lot Mo. UT tn the Old Town will be aoM in aectlona ot thirty by ninety feet, fronting thirty feet on New- eaatte street, end running beck ninety leet to Rich mond street, making six sections of said lot (No.117). The tonne of the sale will be one-half cash, one- fourth In twelve months end one fourth In two veers with interest at seven per cent per annum Purchaser, paying for titles. THOS. E. SCOTT. Administrator Estate Mr*. A. C. Clark. TIMERS IMBUE CO, HARTFORD. CONN. Life and Accident Insurance. Regular communications of thia Lodge are held on tho first and tb<rd Mondays in each month, at 7:80 o'clock, P. M. Visiting and all brethren in good standing are Ira* ternally invited to attend. J. J. SPEARS, 0. E. WANDERS. Secretary# W. M. Martin’s Vaccine Virus. NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL JOURNAL, Agency for the Southorn States, Freeh and active VACCINE from tho renowned es tablishment at Dr. Henry A. Martin, rarnlshed In largo or .mall quantities. This vsodne Is warn ed to take In all primary cases, 7 Lancet Point* for...... ......FI 0a 15 Lancet Point* lor. 3 Co. Eaeh lancet point will vaccinate one person. Orderi by tolegreph or mall will receive prompt attention. THOMAS F. WOOD, ii Wilmington. N. C. AN ORDINANCE, To amend an Ordinance entitled “An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance entitled *An Ordinance to define the Fire Limits of the city of Brunswick, and for other purposes therein mentioned/ past ed in Council October 5th, 1 €81,“ Section 1. Tho Mayor and Council of the i ltjr of Brunswick, in Council assembled, do hereby ordain. That tho above entitled ordinance be amondod by adding thereto and embracing therein tho follow ing limit*: Weet by Bay street, north by “F" street, oa*t by Grant street, and aouth by Gloucester street, Sec * 2. And bo it farther ordained, That all ordi nances and parts nt ordinances la conflict with this ordinance be and tho mmieare hereby repealed. Pawned In Council thin February l*t, 18.S2. Attest: M. J. COLSON, Mayor. JAS. HOUSTON, Clerk of Council. BRUNSWICK MARKET, OFFICE ADVERTISER AND APPEAL, \ Brunswick, Ga., January, 211<*1. j Below wo quote pricoe barren t for to-day: COTTON. Middling Fair V Good Middling 11# Middling U Low Middling 10V Good Ordinary 10 Ordinary 0 BICE. Oommon.. — 4X(T&5V* Enir *%<& 5* Good « Bough country Wfc-1 20 NAVAL STORE?. ttouxt-vta.oo. M lt.05, F ft 10. O 93.13. It S3- 3$. I *2.25. K fXCSJfi M SX87H. N M.U^ Window g!u( *3.50. Bvratxs Tnamraum-OHe and whlstaya. Mo: e unties. Baoo*—ClMir rib tldos. USc; ehnnlders. »sr; hail*. 16c; dry Mdtea clear rib aldea.inqc; long elrar. 10 Vc; ebouldem, 1)ic. GUAiK—Corn—white 95c, mixed oat. 61>*o Glynn County Sheriff Sales, First Tw' ^ny in March, 1S82. GEORGIA—Guru* Coonty. Will be Hold bc/oi-u the court housQ door in the city of Urunwiofr, Glynn c«'unty, Georgia, between the hours of ton o'clock a. m. and four o'clock r. M„ on the first Tuesday in March, 1882, to tho high* e*t and b* at bidder tho following deacribod prop erty, to-wit: rt*iu iota of land with Improvements M. DEXTEB, INSURANCE AG’T, Eoprcscnta the above ,lo. at Brnnawich, Oa. ASSETS, - - - 86.500,000 Life end accident policies written on short notlco. issenger insurance ticket* sold. No medical ex nination required. dool»-iy Fire Insurance I J. M. DEXTER, INSURANCE AND BEAL ESTATE AGENT, REPRESENTS THE men mil s. hi., OF ATHENS, GA., AND » OTHER FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES. Insurance on dwellings at very low rate* in tow n Or country. fel 12at H. A. KENRICE, Real estate § Land Agent, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA MGTATTENTION oIVEN TO COLLECTION OF RENTS. Reference.; Gen. John B. Gordon, Atlanta, na Hon. John T. Collins, Collector Fort of Rronewiek Ga. eagso r.n, Brnnswiclc, Glyun eonnty, Ga., and'known and de< acrlhed, iu the pl.m of .aid city, os Now Town lota property of C. A. Eppiutt, under and by vlrtno t uni fa lisued by B. M. _ Glynn county,apainatC. A. Mpping, for State or Georgia nud Glynn ennuty for tho year 1861 Amount of tax it at; cost ,7 70. HORACE DART. SheriffG. O.. Ga. GEORGIA—Gens* CoDtcrr. . To aU whom It may concern t You are uotifieU a| that Joseph W. It. berta and W. W. Watkins havo applied to ms, an exeentora of the estate of Joseph Roberts, deceased, for leave to sell the property ot said estate, end 1 will pate upon the eald tpplicatlou 1pm. (1.30. dat—r Western Northern. *1.20; Eastern. *1.30 and tube ljjfc. * " n, UOWilt 50 -timothy, *1.305.1.36. A, Laan—In tierces, lJKe; fega as Flock—Superfine, *6 00®*6 23; extre, *7 CO 0*7 *5 family, *8 Qo@8 60; fancy, (9 000*9 60; bakere' *8 5e©*0 00. Bidxk, Wool, Etc.—Hides, dry flint, 13,Vc; salted 101a© 11 be. Wool—Unwashed, free of bom, prime lots, 1703* KC; Lurry wool. 10018c. Tallow, 6c: wax Mo; desgaktne, Mo; olMTAktaa 8*1 HU 1^ NAVAL 8T01UC3 FREIGHTS. * c,/i and IPlrile, 3». Cd.fJ.5e. 6d. to United Gleam—To New York, rosin «0o, spirit, 8G-; to .ladelphla, rosin 30c, spirits 80c; to Baltimore. iin 40c, spirits 75c; to Boston, rosin 50c, spirit* F*akx H. Habjus. Harris & Smith, not more than one-fourth wbat it is take the same cojtrsi Xortfi: Those who" wish to aequirtr* bnsiDMs/Wn- cation at moderate i>xpeD86y'to3^t | Aitm aeye ami Counselors at Liw. the same time under a COtnpoWbi^in* j w puaU* in All the conru of the Brnnswlck Clr. stractor, can find lio better place to cnii.’aMln SWntoeh county of the Eastern Clr- go than the Mocou Commercial Col- j lege. [ Brnnswlck,Georgia, jante-ly THE OLD RELIABLE Macon Daily Telegraph and Messenger. NEW EDITOR-8BW .MANAGEMENT, AND HEW STYLE. The dally Txlk-hupuasd MxsaxxoKn Is now roc. ognlred ss at the head of Georgia Journalism. It la a live paper in every sense or the word, dlacnsslng men sn : uiesuirrs wilbont fear, fiavor or sffsclloB, looking only to the welfare of Georgia and the pro tection of private rights. It contain* the Associated Pr-es uiapntchu* a lively local .tcparttnr.it, tho lst‘ cst market reports, end Use locat market corrected daily by the leading merchants of the city. Let ev- eiybody who wants to keep np with the wolltioel canvass now being Inaugurated, which Will prove the liveliest ever made In Georgia, aobacvlbeatone# fer the Dally Telegraph and Messenger. TERMS—One year, *1U; tlx nuinths *6; tl ninths, *3.60; one month *1. WEEKLY TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER. the Weekly Telegraph and kfessenger has sixty* four well-filled columns, comprialng carefully se lected miscellany from the dally odltiona, market reports, a splondld story, valksble extracts for the •■Farm and Horn#' departmeat. .. TERMS—One year, r iw York, 40c an of to» to o«e *ddr*» at every poat oUce. Addreoa J. F. HANSON, Manager, Macon, Ga. SS?ttidA 4 Mrs. i'latgjnerttile mid Ball Costumers Newcastle St, next to Dnun'i dry goods atur-i. BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA Kc*f>pa ou bautl ovory kiml of gold aud »ll. r Fringes, TomsoIh. Lace*—In abort, everything eon# neeted with tho baaines*. • Partioa can bo enpplied with ready-made dre«h<a coBtamcu, etc., for amateur ezbibitioniy fauoy bail* moaqaeradoe, etc. Jaa7-tf Administrators’titatioii at my odloein Brnnswlck, G*„ oa the first Monday - In February, 1883. by which time all objections, if any to said order, most be Interpdeed. Doc. 39th, 1881. EDGAR C. P. DART, Ordinary Glynn eonnty, Georgia CASH PAID Hide* and Fan or oil Kind*, and old Iron, Ooppnr. Braun, Kant, Bones and Bo vo of every doecrtyUon FRANK LEACH, AT Marlin’s Old Store RICHMOND St,BRUNSWICK.- 1 Hardware, St ves, Plows, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY. tinware, doors, sash, GLASS, PUMPS, CROCKERY, LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES, KEROSIME AND LARD OIL,, _ 4 f roBtALSBT GUARDIAN’S APPLICATION FOR LEAVE , TQ SELL C, B. B. STBjMU . rr a • aiiuiu; tvtUi 5OO0e otico ia hereby given to all partie* at intereel t F. Joe. Doorfiinger baa applied to me.ae gnar- 1 of Mioa Valeria DuBlgnon, for laave to till ila armory 18th. 1882. ^Notlco i» hereby given to all partie* at interest diaii ward, lor u*e iu her maintenance and rdnev ttoa, and I will pas* Qpon the same at my office, on lei* objuctiou* are filed thereto, on the first Mon day in March. 1882. EDGAR C. P. DART, Ordinary Glynn County, Ga, E. D. HOYT & Co. mart-ly jyfT NOTICE GF INTENTION TO CHANGE NAME. » ; n GEORGIA—GLtmt Cocwnt. All pereon* Intereeted ere hereby notlfi :.l that I •hall apply to the Rupert' r Court to be held la- suit lor the eonnty aforesaid on the first Monday in May. 1882, for the i»urpott» *>f barlug m,7 name changed from Goodbrad by which I bar,- beret >• fore been known and caller, to ruat ol LB. iiau- doplb. Thi* 7th of January !HS2. D. B. G«X)DBREAL By my Atrya, Mabry k Borcharot