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BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, SATtJ^DAY, FpBBUAET tl»l88k
Tie^dygrttser and Appeal
BRUNSWICK, ^ GEORGIA,
BY
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Communications for Individual benefit,
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dressed to the undersigned.
T. O. STACY,
I i Brunswick, Georgia.
Mayor- M. J. Colson.
Aldermen-
CITY 0FFIGKR8.
I, J. P. Harvey, P. J.. Doer-
, J. M. Coupe?, a. Wilder,
in&rtua.
^^Ktepcr'of Qaard Uouxe and Clerk of Market—D. A.
aaggaaftMto-f'-.-l
Seaton Colored Cemetery—Jackie White. ,n :
Barber Jftiiteo—Matthew Shannon.
Pori irartau—'Bros O'Connor, A. S. WattlM, t
H. Dexter,n>«iansO -.i
stsxdixo ouAarrfxie o? council.
Littlefield.
Tows ooxxoss—Harvey, Hardy and Spears.
Cotmturn—Littlefield, Doerfllnser and Hardy.
Hannon—Hardy. Cook and Littlefield,
PcBLia nun-Disos—Harvey, Conper and Wilder.
Enocmos—Cook, Cooper end Wilder.'
riMDiSaSSSrr^oerti^r^BttQyand Spears
PoUcx—Wilder, Cook and Harvey.
UNITED HIATE8 OrtlCEHS.
ColleetorotOnstoenS' ■JohmT.OoUla*. <-*;/
Deputy—H. T. Dnnn.
Collector Internal Bevenuo—D. T. Dunn.
Deputy Marshal—T. W. Dexter.
Postmaster—Linus North. . '
" 1. Dexter.
OCEAN LODGE No- 2i4,FA-lfc
the first
o'clock. P. M. , , ..
Visiting and all brethrouin good standing aro wa*
tomslly Invited to attend.
J. J. SPEAKS. O. E. FIANDER8,
■-.’I .1 Secretary. »•<
SEAPORT
LODGE, No. 68.
I. 0. 0. P.
Moot* every Tneeday nl|g°n* < S''
jiT. LAMBR1QHT, V. O.
IAS. E. LAMBB10HT, P. A R. Secretary.
BAY STREET,
BRUNSWICK, - GA.
Convenient to Business, the
Railroads and the Steamboat*. ] ?
i^irBttoniiiw.tAUsaoti
>*1
w+ m
How litem May It Maes Expenses.
Atlanta Sunday Fhocogreph.
A distinguished railroad citizen of
Gadrgierettarkad mm time ago that
the farmersof this 8tate Ipditabso-
lately in their power to materially re
duce the earnings of the railroads if
they Would raise what they consume
«o their own farms. This statement
contains enough substantial troth to
the attention of . every -IntoHi-
planter ill the State. j ) a , ,
It is evident to every man of com
mon sense that a very large propor
tion of the high - dividends paid by
the raQroadsin this Shite have, since
the war, been derived from the heavy
shipments to our farmers of provia-
fertDizers, fanning utensils, ma-
Jty and many other articles of
She eharaoter, mbat ql tfbhih hoillcr '
undoubtedly be provided by the far
mers themselves if they' would only
deterfaiine to do bo. By otrr system
of fanning, ^onever, our planters
have gotten in the babit of imposing
nearly everything they nse, thus plac
ing upon themselves the double har
den of first purchasing what they ineed
at ruinous prices ,-abroad, aha then
paying freight rates to the roads both
on what they send cat from their
farms and d^hat'they' thus,'import,
and there is no doubt that this, doable
drfiin upon . them mush work disas
trously to the firming'iDtereets of tbq
The only eef^in reii^yfor ibiq
state of affairs it to be found in our
farmers producing a diversity of
chops, instead of -cofiwntrating all
their energies upon one op two lead
ing articles, and paying more atten
tion to the “home supply” department
of the farm. If' onr 1 planters %ili|
adopt this system of forming they will
soon oat off at least half their present
freight expenses, ( and wifi vastly in
crease th«ir own independence.
charily.
“ Will yon do me the favor to read
this paper f”
“Can’t do it—left my eye-glasses
home.”
“ Then I will state the contents to
yon.”
“No nse—no nse. I’m so deaf I
couldn’t catch more than one word
out of three.”
“I’m a poor man with a wooden
sop. Lots of poor
men have no wooden legs. Yon are
lucky, air. and I congratulate you.—
Mart have oost yon fifty dollars, and
«!iW7™Mhp
«Or old boots”'”' 1, ' K
see. low ere tart; Be pwPtofatt
1 xt.'rxr j
“I haven’t bad'a meal siaoeyester-
• i /.l'l /.All . IA >< /.I
j ^ SPECIAL T¥
;apK«»s
I have Jn« opened, in t*ocw i
rfrtOT **° od *' ’
Never Before Known !
J. B. WRIGHT.
aovlS-ly
honse and for the last throe days I’ve
bed twaieoM laneh ekdhe jrtro-”
^fccoaldn’t’pba^^^ nick
el?” ra—
,NBM3d m i4iA’fi^wai
bone hMin,|Jw*t the money HPflftrtMf
here'
below,
tb»/ WO rdCoff,
>’a aepid vansaga J got at a house
w, and here’s a nickel to
ride on ii
_ the car- J tell yon,, sir, ns poor folk*
fissttis» ^Lro mEL**
and do better by ’em, or we’ll all gd
fa
-The man with the biggest watch
chain nsnally has a silver watch at the
end of it.
The apj
111* honse’A as follows :'
mm* ha ej^oMeonaet of
tbe-' Heproroakatiyee in Congress
among the several gh^ee^onder the
Bo it enacted, etc.. That after the
Ibitd of Mart*, 1882, the hohee of
Mepfis—irtUei sbattibneonpoced of
throe bondrod. .md twenty members,
to be apportioned among the several
follows^
Arkansas five* a nin of one.
California five, a gain of one. ,
. Colorado one.
Cohh'ectaont fbttrl ’ •
Delaware one. : -wA
Florida one, a loss of one.
Grama ten, i gain of one.
I Iowa rteven, • gain Of twa
atacky el
onisiana six.
Maine fdnr, a loss of one.
! Maryland six. /-*
. Masenqhaaetts tw^ve, a gain of one
Michigan eleven, a gain of two.
Mississippi'tev^ 1 a gain of one.
Mistobn foarfeen;'again of one.
Nebraska three, a gain of two.
,Neya^,ona., 9)1 M > ■
New Hampshire two, a loss of one.
New Yt/rk ttliH^lter.a gain of one:
North Carolina nine, a gain of one.
Ohio twenty-one,^ gain of one. i
, Oregon one. ,
Fdnnsylvtinia twenty-nine, a gain of
tWb. « I'.l KiiOiJc,
[ Rhode Island one, a loss of one.
South Carolina six, a gam of one.
Texas ten, agaifi offonr. ' : '
Vermont two, a loss of one.
• Virginia ten, a gajp of one.
West Virginia foar, a gain of one.
Wisconsin eight. ' ‘
Wp give only that portion of the
bi^i refernn^To tie losses and gains
of the different States, and their pres
ent representation. Kansas and Texr
as take the lead in gaiDS. Georgia
gains one, making her representation
ten, while Florida is ent down to one.
A Fortune In Ducke and Ees».
A. B. Robiusou, of GiDegausot Cor
ners, Chenango county, is the owner
of a mammoth cooler, in which be hns
now storod about five thousand bar
rels of eggs. These oggs are pur-
cnased during the summer at very
low prices and carefully packed away,
and at this season they are shipped to
New York, where they are sold for
good prices fa “fresh laid eggs." Mr,
Robinson estimates his profits for this
season’s work at $20,000. He bos al
so just killed end packed away two
car loads of dnoka (about 5,000), re
ceived from Ohio. These are kept
until May, when they grew the tables,
of first-hlass restaurants in New York,
It is understood that a stock company
bo formed here, him will transact
the Mat* business ttn a larger scale.—
fix. • 8* •* *«< r ■ t «•
M
(ll) ‘Jill kfij,; , . -tic^
A Mh rrstekW d&peleh tKiie
Cochin arrfttdjW^yiirtMay '’Mta
worthless to obtain a sitnstion;
no one can trust him: when
gene and the hist cent In thi
him or give him a penny fibiob
he van obtain drink; when every oth- W
or roeonroe has failed, and Ms life bah
become a corse and he ffapda befpr
the liquor dealer’s bf» M
drink to qaenoh bis raging, thirst am
quiet for an hoar the hell of torment'
that rages within hilp, thpp the time
has oome, and ea fat Jiwr
shoyps him out into tb* poM and.
darkness, be says to him, “ You’ve
had enough.” He may plead—he
may expoBtulate, biit i^ih ythL „Yc
have bad enough” ^p lopg ap be bt
in his popket a dollar, or a dime, he
had notated enough,^!bht when he
had spent'all, and Pomes fbr ehartty
to the man who: ha^roi^bed ahd rained
him, he makes this stereotyped an
swer: “You have bad enough.” While
hiamoWy -lasts be may - drink 4s hfij
Will, but when’money'is gdrie, and all
.*» WWNfc»ffar»ing condition. r
(MPmmRiSfJL ...
I ifpp, bound from Shields for Sanl
cisco, with a cargo of eoaL The .
ton canght fire on the 22d of Dooet
and was abandoned,/ The first
boat contained Captain McArthur, bis
wife, «Wo obildren and five men. In
tMrtebbatert weNShd first officer
obit seven men, Wnd tte -tbird boat
oocitained the second officer and six
men. TwentjMtbree days after,
two boats, and it is feared they are
Hi Thf >oata aeparofed ^h the %
pUoiv”
is gone, he has “had enough.” Yonng
man, entering upcih 4 Bhhroii of dissi-
pation, yon may not hkvp known when
yon “bad enough." When yon are a
poor, broken-down, pepniles^ wretch,
the rnm-seller will give you thp infor
mation. Ho informs you, 1 “yon have
i had enpughi” and ypu,cfp’thpp crflwi
into your grate in tiie Potteris Field'
—•“yon have bad enough.” : Perhaps
yon will prefer to determine foi yoiir-
self when yon have “had enough,”
aad if you wilMske tbe advioe of
friend, you will say: "I have had
enough now to last me its long' as
live—I drink no more.”
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell denies
the awertioo that deaf mates, when
hmght tq speak, have theaooenttf hevfir' prsMttW aWteHPii friMew
their native -disfarist. Some children {q^bQ.h: ”*
do Mmi after pecnllar dialects,
deaf, 1 Slid this cannot be Cor- L
rectly ascribed to beiedilsry. He
al80,'that by proper < instruction
any birth and disagreeable character
of utterance may be torroeted, and
add? that “so BUceettfnl has articula
tion 'teaching proved in America and
n Europe that ilnmbn>*8H will noon b^
htilversally recognized as a mark pf
education.” ‘ f * • "
biftfwkfctst PSpa tor youug Iqdjes are
fashionable. Tbpy come in various
8tyle&— Ex. Night-caps for young
gentlemen nro also fashionable. They
come in tumblers.
Some Him-to Mother*. “
When yonr daughter performs
task in au ill-fashioned manner, al
ways say: “ There l I might as well
have done it myself in the first place,"
and then take the work oat of lmr
hands and do it yourself. This will
encourage her not to try to idb tlm
thing the next time she is setabout it.
Never permit your son to have any
amassment at home. This will in-
dnoe him to seek it ’in plows where
you will not be hnnoyed by his noise.
“ There is no place like home.” lip-
press this (rtith ppon your children
by making horn^ ah disagreeable aoijl
tinlikPahother
» 'ilJi lo . J.IfiU*.
Never aegloc . v i;o . JT
try.Somebo^havo'probal.]
-ifi on
aoconnt of this judicioua trertment'
early childhood* ♦_ » _
Be gentle and odnrteons before 1
company, bd«fry6tt J ^hW ■*'' temper,
letybob'children have a taste bf it ,tf
ofton as ednvfenient. A mother
.tier; ji,/. j )I
Talk lightly bf yonr hasten'd
1 W : iawrtig*tfrt*« Si ways'tarns ^ girk f ■ This wHlrtaks
thaltt^bohH;talk hMdrh they[ttfWirWpectthdrfether. I llisiu lo'
H ybnr child ft* shall hot' do a
, /ahdt^Sfa^rtpWllij'
togiyingyoor oohaeht, This u u " ‘
what to do on a riibi
iioK .woiJairrcj oo
Make pmisiaredo yourchildre^i
then ^neglect t<> keep themt -Tins
tend yonr children not to piabb/
much reliance upon ! $onr weird, i
shield them from nitay disapppin^
nentSi 1 A :! ‘ >; ’T .UrtV )o!t!
I .fell yonr children they klfh the
worst you ever saw, and they *qi no
doubt endsavoe. to merit ymur. appre
ciation.
The man 'who' can stand in the
breach of universal publio censure,
with all the fashions of opinion dis
gracing him in the thoughts of the
lookers on—witU.the'tide of obliqny
heating against bis breast; mid the
fingers' of the mighty oombiued ‘titteay
pointing him to si»rn—nay, ’\Vlth 'tbe
fury ol a drunken rabble ‘ threatening
him with instant death—and worse
than all, bavipg no present friend to
whisper a. word of defense or pall in
ti*,* an his tehsU
i bravely<giving his, nakefi) hflad to ^be
, storm, becauw beJtnoff^ifmself tp be
virtuous in bis purpose—that man
shall ooma forth frop* the fiery ordeal
like triyd gold- .Philflaopftjr, shall em
balm bis name in ne|MBit nnctjpn,
history shall give him a placo on ler
brightest page;-*nA old, yes hoary,
far-oft posterity shall remember bim
us of yhsteriky// 1 '-* uj; . 1 ■ jh
A motto for young lovers—eo-f.
and no father. :!•),:;> x'-i
Many a man after marriage wishes
be had ohe-Uuin of tbe money he had
fooled away on otUergirls to buy a
baby earriage with': ''' : Luc x*
"Syracuse has a female arebitoet.”
Norristown hasn’t a female architect,
bnt she has more thab one designing
woman.,. ,r ,. r
(The growing custom^of wearing
moorning for * deceased sweetheart
should be, disoouraged. When half
i gdonsn gklf .snddsnly M>-
■i the situation 4s embarrassing.
. if*-—
. The first dranpatio performance ev-
•r >atm
in place at the Jjeri^ps|nsUtqfe,)T
U company, p*
mmab
friends 9f,thw . famous, institution.
,Jadmira-
rs being costamed
0 j being Bet with sosnbry.
The occurrence is a remarkable illus-
to|tration tf,t|»;rwultM|»at ; may teob-
Use of &elr'visual organs: »
’ll f>-,1'*d)«y ,
From Key,v Mr,
. >wT
BUCK
in', and fonnd it a mart exoellent
ly.isnd most heartily recommend
'tioii, Thqb. P. Clxvkuuu?.
M Henrmlsls, CeUe, Mia BM, <
efkom GiG. Smith, pastor Metho-
liat church, GiuneaviUc, Ga^.
with great satisfaction. Have found
it a specific- in early stages of cold, a
teaspooDful is of great benefit, and it
gives great relief ip .peuralgia and
toothache.. I like it very mneh.
janl5-lm ' " Giro. G. Smith.
