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mump itut SATURDAY MORNING AT BRUNSWICK* GEORGIA. SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IK UN. HOME MATTEH8. General Deliver! open! 8:00 a.m.; doMtSKjOjJt, BcgUter and Honey Order Bnetneee open* 8:00 a. M.; cloeee 4:00 *. Ml TIHR OF CLOSING THE HAILS. St. Simone aaB cloeee 8:30 A. M. II. A A. mat) cloeee 8:18 A. x. M. k B. mail 4^* 0:00 a. m. Savannah, Haoon aad Darien through poncho* close at 7:00 r. M. T* Olde folks' Concerte, on y* 21st day of y* month of February, w h will be on y* next Tuesday. Lent begins next Wednesday. Shad continue to come into market and prices range high. St Valentine’s Day was duly cele brated, and the usual amount of mon ey wasted. Read notice of house to rent by Mr. D. A Moore. Now is your chance, if you want a house. Willoughby Reade, the great hu morist, will be with us on the 28th inst Sew on your vest buttons. Can’t our bracket works folks muz zle that whistle of theirs just a bit? It is a little too loud for comfort. Imported ClK*re—genalneand unadulterated—for ■Mo by 1 R. L. WEED, Nelfon Hoc** building. Mrs. Jernshn Stillwagon, (she that was a Burnpus) will thrill the andi- ance next Tuesday night at L’arioso Hall. , The State Agricultural Society met in Augusta this week. Mayor Colson and Mr. A. T. Putnam went from Glynn. Wo Warn through private telegram from Darien of the death of Mr. D. Webster Davis, for mauy years post master of that city. D- "' ,1 Mr. L. North has been re-appointed to the l'ostmastership at tbiB point.— He bus made a good officer and given general satisfaction. Arrivals at the Nelsoh House befc- tiuue good. The average for a week past has been about twenty per day. The boiiBe is justly popular. Encourage rather that drive away strangers. Be coarteous and polite, and maybe they will stay with ns.— Auy other coarse won’t help to build up your town. Oar soda wator dealers were all taken with an inspiration one ilny this wuuk, and ouch gave his fountain an overhauling, mid is now ready for tho coining season. Tho new driven pnrnp sunk Gloucester street by Messrs. Michel- sou k Bro., under tho largo oak in (rout of their new storo, is said to bo "tho best water in town.” Mr. H. L. Harris, jeweler, loft yes terday for New York to purchase an other stock of jewelry, Watches, clocks, etc. As soon as bo returns, look out for his now advertisement. The new railroad warehouse on Boy street is fast approaching completion. When finished up, and the lumber moved away, that part of the street will be materially improved. Mr. R. ( L. Wfed; is agent fpr the celebrated Hbrushoi#1 AT Bro. cigars, of New OrletdM LU4A* *s **6rfte brands of tEefr| is the “La Belle Cre ole,” so well known and likod. alone admission. The sale of 1 limited to five hundred. Go early and secure a reserved seat* without eitra ofaarge, at Glover & Dunn’s. The Savannah News thug tersely pnts the matter: " The woman who wears a large bat a! the theatre ib about os great a nui sance as the man who goes ont be tween the acts.” 1 Every purchaser of a ticket to the Old Folks’ Concert • next Tuesday will be entitled to a saucer of Ice cream and a slice of coke extra, upon the presentation of the attaohed cou pon to Dr. Primrose. The Sheriff’s election lost Friday as tonished a good many. The general opinion seemed to be that it would be a close race, but, on the contrary, Mr. Beach gave Mr. Lamb on over whelming defeat. If the musio at the rehearsal for the Old Folks’ Concert, to which we listened a few evenings since, be an index of what is to be beard next Tuesday night, our citizens will cer tainly be richly entertained. New buildings continue to pop np on all sides. We wonld prefer seeing a better class of structures, however, than some that we see. We are get ting too many of this class in that portion of town where a better class of buildings alone should bo pat up. Messrs. Micbelson Bro. have commenced their new building iu front of tbe Ladies’ Store. When they finish their new brick store on Newcastle street, the storo now being erected will bo finely located to be used as a warehouse. Tbe new Herring safes, two iu Dum ber, for Glynn county, have arrived. One weighs 2,775 pounds, aud the other 1,720. The idea in having two is to avoid tho inconvenience of an extra large size—ono sufficient to hold all the books and papers of the county. Republican politics in Georgia is gettiug somewhat mixed. A big ef fort is being made to oust Colonel E. C. Wade from the revenue depart ment and pat in L. M. Pleasant, a colored man. This will make our townsman, D. T. Dunn, Esq., sub to a colored man. Politics make strange bedfellows. Mr. Moses Dauiels already has or ders for thousands of brick. If he succeeds in making ns good brick a* some now standing iu tins city, min Id tweuty-fivu years age on the same spot where Ins yard is located, he may expect more orders tlrau he eau fill. The demand is upon us, and the brick wo must have. On Wednesday, the 15th inst., Mr. J. M. Dexter, agent of the Home In surance Co., of New York, paid Mr. H. L. Har lis, jeweler, $1,00(1, less us ual discount for cash, on his total loss iu the fire of Jan. 17tb. We reckui our fricud Harris feels like singiii}. “ Hume, Sweet Hume." Insurious doos pay, after ull. the Savannah Nines, in speaking of I the ball at *lhe Altamaha House an | Jesup says: “Several of the yonng conductors of the Macon i pateo." sow tnere News to east any snob & B. conductors. They are all solid fellows, and don’t merit the term “fancy” in the light above used. It is true they are all young men, but they will compare favorably with those of any other road in the State. Messrs. Glover U Dunn. We call attention to the business Of this firm for the purposeof moralizing a little. A year ago Mr. Glover was willing to pull up stakes and quit his business here in disgust, but some months since, forming a copartner ship with Mr. Henry Dunn, the new firm opened up the present establish ment in tbe new Dixon building, in the very face of the fact they “would smash in three month’s time,” (so the croakers said.) Time has proven, however, entirely different. Their place of business is now a perfect art gallery, so to speak, of pretty things. The ladies know exactly where to go to find something nice. Tbe firm has mode a specialty this season of Christ mas articles, valentines and Easter goods, each in its season, aud has been emphatically tbe headquarters for such things. Tbeir display of Easter and fanoy goods now in stock is perfectly elegant Now what we started to say was that either the bus iness *oi Brunswick bas improved very mnch within a year or this firm is ex tra clover, or both, for certainly they have worked lip a business of which anyone might be proud. i, Pshaw I That’s Nothin*-. ® The Albany Newe and Advertiser 1 M. /ofp ecstasjbs over a run made the ' B. & A. passenger train last sk—from Brunswick to Albany, 171 ilea, in seven boors and fifteen min- , Just wait a bit and yon will be more surprised, brother Netos.- Hen Mr. Wolfle gets his lines from Cincinnati and Chi- to Brunswick, add pats On bis steamers hence to Jacksonville, from these cities will breakfast at borne one day and in Brunswick tbe next, and dine same day in Jacksonville. Albany will be the last watering station, just before day, before reaching Brunswick. Just wait and see. sipu, continue to pour i Fart or it win bo4 11 ’ Iron for the M. k B. R. R. Exten- i replace any now hud on this line from her* to Ma con tliat lnay'bb defective or worn. at hja if a’lmgo stone cistern for the use of tho hotel. Rain water, 1 ‘ properly filtered, is tbe best water one can nso in this climate. In the .election for Justice of the Peace for tbe 26th District, which took place last Saturday, Jlr. W. W. Watkins t&k the lead, and, hence, may uow be greeted ns Judge Wat kins. Praiseworthy Mitchell will act as Timeist at the Old Folks’ Concert next Tuesday night. The universal Correspondent SavnnuubAYws; The work On the Cole extension of the Mu- cou A Brunswick Railroad and the Georgia Pacific Railroad goes on with out much regard to tbe weather, aud the rails are being laid oa both the roads near this city. Some seven miles of the Georgia Pariifio are now in operation for construction purposes. The performers at the Old Folks’ Concert, besides those mentioned else where, frill be Aunt Polly Basset, Ho- dijah Owenson, Deliverance Higgins, Love Sparks, Blossom Spragne, Expe rience Billings, Prudence Ruggs, Hvz- ekiah Perkins, Eliakim Prandy, Haz- adiah Cartwright, Intrepid Barebones, Abijah Burnpus, Zenas Holdenougb, an<£j$ighbot Cuabpan. J, ill j The cost of moving the City Hall has proven to be h ranch more than wuy anticipated, \V*j were told ^bat it would’be done in three days, and ootjMM'MOre<ttVb $50, and heuoe we favoredT the movement. ' As it now looks to us, by tbe time that builJing is pat into position, squared up and underpinned, Clustering knocked down and pnt up again, and every thing put iu as good shape as before, Tramps. Those nuisances, as a rale, stout, able-bodied men, have, of late, been rather plentiful around our town.— Just so long as tbe tender-hearted of any community will feed them, just so long will they continue to come. It is not charity to give to snch people, bat, on the contrary, it is wrong, for yon thereby encourage them in tbeir laziness and idleness. Every town and coanty in the land has its poor- house, its hospital and its committee to look after tho sick and needy. Let these fellows stay at borne, and, if needy, be taken cure of by those who know th’em, and, if not, thou let them suffer if too lazy to earn a living.— We commend the following tram|> or dinance, which works like a chat i.i in Columbus, On.: “Auy person who shall go diont from door to door within the corpo rate limits of this city for the purpose of begging for his or her benefit; or who shall place him or berseli iu the streets, highways, lanes, parks, ceme teries or other public grounds of said city, with no fixed place of abode, shall be kuowu and arrested as a trump, and upon conviction as such shall be fined or suffer sneli other punishment, or both, at the discretion of the Mayor.” Body Found. The body of Mr. Thos. Dorillion was discovered floating down tbe riv er last Thursday morning about six o’oioek, by persons on the dredge Hercules, and hauled ashore. Later in tbe day an inquest was held by Judge Lambrigbt, which elicited no new evidence, bat rather substanti ated that already published. After due investigation and the hearing of all tbe evidence, the jnrv returned a verdict of accidental drowning. Onr popular and enterprising drag- gists (mils the special attention of mothors to Dr. Moffitt’s Teetbina (Teething Powders). Anodynes only soothe and lull to sleep; Teetbina cures the child, regulates the bowels, and saves the parents many sleepless nights of care and anxiety. Bright is the rosy blush of evoning skies. And bright the wevea that ’nesth the moonbeams i flow; Bright are the beams from beauty's laughing oyes, And bright tho flowers that in the woodland glow! Ufct brighter far the bloom of health to me. On cheeks whose owuers stick to H. H. P. I Having sold onr Grocery Stock and leased the store to Gold smith & Co., we beg to call attention to the fact that we shall now conduct a store , de voted to HIT GOODS, Dress Goods, Motions, BOOTS & SHOES, HOSIERY, And Fancy Goods, And respectfully solicit an ex amination of our stock and prices. Goods new and fresh! Our 10.011 Has just returned from New York and Philadelphia, and as a result we invite attention to his selections for the New Advertisements. NOTICE. Neither the Captain nor oonaiguao ol the Nome- giau Bark NAJA will be reepoutlble tor auy debt* contacted by the crew of acid venael. K. JACOBSON, Master. To Rent. ! A five-room home, with kitchen and dining room attached* located ou Cochran Avenue, on the lot are ffnlt tree*, a splendid well of water, and a garden, partly planted. The rooms of the house are nicely ceiled and papered. Apply to D. A MOORE. L’arioso Hall. verdict last year wn« that his per- 1 tbe cost will be nearer $500 than $50. Oak Grove Oemetery. Wo would suggest to the Chairman of tbe cemetery tbo propriety of put ting proper weights to the gates to keep them shut. Tbe makc-abifu that have been on them for years,. tumble off over and anon, thus leaving the gates easy to swing open, and the' flowers and -b-.Kk-.~y h-fyn 1 placed there by tender hands a prey to prowling cow, and goats. Only i a few days since sudh has been the case, aud lots that heretofore looked green and pretty ham been 'digested of all their beanly/ Tbo ladies should bo encouraged in tbeir efforts to beautify find adorn that spot instead of having their labor thu* **£ ;►Look >»<* Chairman, or forever gain the dis pleasure of the fair Sex. om Fr.uK lj Atlanta, January 14, 1880. Messrs. Hutchinson <£■ Bro.: I have tested your Nenralgine, both ou thy self and ou others, and have found it to be all .that is claimed—a specific for neuralgia aud headache. I rec- i ommend it to a suffering public. Hutchison k Bbo., Proprietors, At- MATINEE Saturday Afternoon, and GRAND PERFORMANCE SATURDAY NIGHT, FEB. 18th, 1882. TRADE! DRESS GOODS,- , , SHEETINGS & SHIRTINGS CALICOES*;*..w> 0l HOMESPUNS) > i f ® ;* SHAWLS, NUBIAS COATS, CLOAKINGS, » «~t* TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE CLOTHS. BED QUILTS, RIBBONS. GLOVES, BOOTS <t- SHOES, HOSIERY, CLOTHING. BIG 4 BIG !notions ! In Great Variety. All we ask is an inspection of our goods and prices. / DUNN & CO. Octl.VU Harnett House, Fire Insurance! T. O’CONNOR, Jr. AGENT FOB THE BRITISH AMERICA, NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS’ AGENCY. GUARDIAN’S APPLICATION FOR LEAVE j - TOSELLCrtoLkTMkJ Oiijwm’e Omn, Gum doom, Qa,; - to*** EDUARD.*. DART, oliil .:mr Ordinary Glynn County, Oa. (FOBMEiaV PLANTERS’ HOTEL* Market Square - - Savannah, tin. M. L. HAENETT & (►ROTPRIKTOHS, RATES, 00, • bwT'WfUif $2.00 PER DAY. Till* favorite leatiW Hotel, under it* now manage ment. t» reooi^Snlfi fbr the otenlSheFrtTu CUISINE, home-like comfort*, PROMPT ATTEN. TIPS AND MODES ATE BATEHJ.. ,<i eprlllO-ly AN ORDINANCE, To emeu as Ordlaanee eiiMM ^An Ordinance to amend an Ordlqaofo .apfm*d : rAo prdinanp* to define the Fire LUnlt* of the city of Brasiwick, and fer otharpurpose*thervtn mentioned,' pale. *d is Council October 5th, 1881/ Baono* I. The Haror' and Coii Insurance!: DEXTER, INSURANCE AND BEAL ESTATE A0E5T. A REPRESENTS THE IKT1IEM 111,It IS. t#., dr ATHENS, OA., AND * OTHER FIRST-CLASS ^ w ... r ‘ COMPANIES. lautn. Sold by all druggists. febl6-3m °“ dwt: “ a,i, “ yery ,ow r,te * f&gm&tiw^emm u-j • Dr. W. B. BURROUGHS, 1o JJatoiFV- Lana ar\d Real Estate. COLLECT!N$ANfi^SURANCE ABENT. Bojal, capital.....'.. .....Lib: tJ8.4IM.331 Fhcenix, of London, capital. U.&C.JTi Waatero. of Toronto, capital I.4M.000 Manhattan Idle,net aaeata and lncoma/811I.TJ3.4U Office next to Po*t Office. nuy21-tf