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Announcements. ft At tha earnest hereby announce ■ «UciUIioa Wcnd.^1 n til* DUlrictinOdoiwr. Mjiffil'ifffff; sssssiasiaaeXti i SATURDAY MO.KNI m daroUd to my e the 8tate general^' New Advertisements. ATO^^^ca^ics. You an horeby noUfled that than will ba Hneet- ing of tba Company OB MONDAY HIOHT at 8:00 o'clock aharp, atyonfhaU. Ua on hand promptly, aa buaiusaa oilmportanea will be presented. By order of To bore or not to bore—that is (he question. I1 " w '' Work on the new railroad wharf is bein Neither the own^g^gjatj BrUMdtaM MH>W* for an^Sef *Mo*ottdiwwgCMt' told ooOSTAB per hundred.— Supply W.B. TUCKER, Brtinawlck, Ga. IVED, LANDING: For aala by LITTLEFIELD & TISON. iBLIVEBED FREE TO ANY PART OF »J THE CITY.-ea ^anlJbimS v /I I tAAiIXinQiAttn Mi •oia ganutolH #Aoo^ IN QUARTS AND PINTS. aimiaAM A 2JA3IQ0!im .21QW2W3 r urc*°WllTa®rwv qn/mmi, awoa mniksn aauTor -CTJ- AT BRUNSWICK, GEOBGIA. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 30, M88. HOME MATTERS. See notification of tbe Commission of the tio tbi^oooD Sterling Station as the voting precinct. This will be a great conve nience t9 scores of peoplAiving in that part of the county, bat who now have to oome to town to vote. r Don’t grombTe to because oar post master doesn’t open the general deliv- , , . , ... „ ... erv as soon as yon would like. Re- pu.Mahead vnth^posmble ^ Ueep^ejflgval^ - T ' “ ' “ 3 the eaHy morning mail and the open ing of the delivery, helias to disirib- nte the entire mail, make up the B. &, Admail, the fit. SimOtta Ami} and the Cumberland mail. Don’t be unrea sonable. Kartell, Heoeaay and other brand! of Cognac; al- ao, beat bran da of Bya and other vhiateya, far me dicinal and other pur$<*4a;also; line, imported wlnea, can be found at GEORGE CHANDLER'S, on Bay atreet. i dew District of *hi< Sterling .aOKAHIOHO HA edi oo&sb to a»a*atfno aa baUHaa (ioiweanS to rtb edf to stimil nh aimodl assaying it.dJo 10I baa ao IioanoD-ai-JMl«eq-'' t f>eaoii asm baa ;I881 .isdafoO (o to?. mil aa u bsttiias eoasaibio aa Jssqsi o) (isfwaaaiS !o tfb oto to cUzaaif eifi cdarufdi uouMjwq iatoo to) Loa aiareai aeaoqioq iatoo 101 boa _ at Station will be the capital will be No. Y 66 - h;it^ 1 Members of Oceanic Fire Company will read notice of meeting on Mon day night, called by the Foreman, j Cot D4ref W. Styles has severed his relations with the Galveston News and will soon edit a paper in Fort Worth, Texas. Counterfeit $5 gold pieces are said to be in. circulation. One found its way, into Cap! Davidson’s bar this week. Look oat for them. Oar Band will give one of their matchless open-air concerts at the fair grounds on‘Thursday night. The programme was handed utf too lata for publication. Onr yonng townsman Walter Cook, accompanied by a young friend from Athens, Mr. Bishop, is at home, spending bis vacation. He has been at school at Marietta. . rn i I '■ . Died, on yesterday morning in this city, Mrs. Mary E. Newton. The fnneral will .take place this morning at 10 o. m., from the residence of her brother, Jno. R. Franklin. A friend has asked us to insert the following suggestion to certain church goers, to-Wit: “Take a back seat, and f void the necessity of twisting your i eok out of joint to see who is coining i i church.” A neat shelter has been placed over < f thee dCEBCB i tho south side of the |of/the stores of R. L. toerflinger. It adds thq occupants The new firm of S. Mayer & Glau- 1 er are working up a handsome busi- heqf. TbaJruth as* Mr. Ullman The residence of Mr. J. O. Waddel, of CedartowU, Ga., brother of Rev. L W. Waddel, of this city, was destoyed by fire last week. The building was new, and cost $10,000 only three years ago. It was fitted np with fur niture valued at about $4,000. Very little was saved. The entire insurance on residence and furniture was about $4,000. ' ^ In our recent notice of the new car put up at the B. & A. shops, we should have mentioned that all the castings for said car were put up-at tbe foun dry of Messrs. Burns & Daniels, of this city. The car is, therefore, em phatically a Brunswick institution.— In this connection we might mention that there is some talk of building some passenger coache^: 1 We should be glad to see such a work begun. dad know just how to soli goods. A pair of Texas ponies, attached to livery stabkqJfeflVfi tbi I nm I iis wdft. Micbolsoa's pile Jf xwRADvobetiiprtsptBntuJtto I uggy turned over and lay on itsliac i uggy turned over ana lay on ns duck, yjty iiamsmsituaE ivo expenditures,” said a gentleman us iow‘ We wish somo of i merchants wonld fd jf 0| apl Death of Mr. D. B. Emery. The many friends of Mr. D. B. Em ery, an old citizen of Brunswick, will be pained to learn of nis death, which occurred on Sabbath last at his camps near the Satilla, on the B. & A. Rail road. Mr. Emery has been for years an employe of that road in the capac ity of bridge builder, in which busi ness he was an expert. - His last 'wife died a few years ago, leaving behind her thied"tittle girls. These kind friends have eared for, with the fa ther’s assistance, till now, when he has been called away and they left orphans Hfideed, bat Rot without friends, who will care for and protect them until able to take eare of them selves. Mr. Emery bos been a bright Mason for years, and, at his request, ’was fflH^Lby the fraternity with Ma- e leaves, as a legacy tb bis children, a life marked for its building about tbe i in bis new first of Dext i^jBensbiciefinZ .snc* . tnW the ‘ bottom was going to new Crovatt building is fast will soon begin ’neat residence on The Artesian >Vell. It may be, and no doubt is, of in terest to our home readers to know tbe true status of the above move ment. At tbe earnest Bolictation of °nr pew?Cl Aty pAp&fae taken the matter in band and'atd in vestigating the same, At e meetnig on Monday last of council and citizens, propositions • were made by a Mr. Clay an artesian well borer, bnt it Vras determined to defer any definite ac tion nntjjl more light conld be thrown on the aubject Three things were desired. First, to see about what would be the probable cost, whether $1,000 or $10,000; next what ar rangement could be made as to pay ment, and third, whether an artesian well has ever been sunk successfully on the Atlantic coast. Neither Mr. Clay nor the committee of connoil could give any positive answer to tbe first inquiry. Mr. Clay oflered to furnish three hands besides himself and do the work at eight dollars per day, the city to furnish piping, en gine, drills, etc., but could give no guarantee that he would find water nor that he wonld be throngh in thirty days or three years. The next thing to arrange wonld be tbe finding tbe cash. The city never has more than a few hundred surplus dollars in tbe treasury at any one time, hence other arrangements must be made, j in short an extra tax must be levied, are tbe people willing for this? As to tbe third point there seems to be nothing definite. The water from the wells at Charleston some said was not good to drink. The one in Boston was abandoned years ago, eto., with all this uncertainty before them, the council thought advisable and so did a majority of the citizens present to wait for further light, meanwhile the committee was instructed to get all the data possible before another meeting of Council. Charlton Items. fueling comes^^j^desjrijn^ ilm o^pj|to^^r^pwGastle and i o strikes thaTpavement. He natu- Gloucester streets, now used as a tel- } atijr Bmogg aprtBfo drig xntyistytto «tsht>lcumslydee(^{! We call attention to advertisement ^gmritbto, So great is the change. LTOftaraa .8§8lIoO MipfeeVF ■jj ohoiaj brand* their advertisement the8ame ' ; ,i- Gf •£> TSP^TMBmlaME Bro. are now The unJenlyyl^n^ rent. Qood^titki. “ j jrtatijMShM0»sraaiwsma4sMy8sMi> id furnished the coffee sample noQTJT rMSf jft wsofao j | loo makers on NewbasQsBgBestpiiHSHiiSi~ VIA hrtob nn/1 limn nrn n llTfJnna tliia nntnf . ^.t*r— — llflHin'if!' The brick and lime are all l iKSIs; YFrosii •j^PuarsSVo^S ^uaiv * r ^e benefit of his patronsxaiCall >pened on Monday, 11th of September. j — n h« m wmtnrorni ovrbnmonR AM ■cboUtrs «1U be required tauroduce I %L1 A«J&!23Bb uraion Postponed. atigl9^t Co. School Commiaiiouer, Glynn Co. STREET TAX. Brumwick. Ga., Auguat 18th, 1882. und liable to the have not _ ■ifleaae call .an# ^Jlcrkanrf*^* JOH. E. LAMBBIGHT. Marshal C. B. Ip ess agent hmwAhftbemrtranafarrpd .Tt(| the Savanna?o'ffic* SmT'c: inted crass? tor last evening, place otHfl^ay^mjpit - AM TaIaM^0J» O/j «iSexcb & floi^iMeaSMLMrf A— j fi te U 1 e to toe arreea utz oi two oouara, and who fflfNStfMus •♦W- tt»oAO S( ^.ui p oi4ra wMifttagpj. len uutojbispi'^iWifife htMMMnong I , Swlit ner W. Baker, of Charlton i.id our cily this week. He the timber or logging bus- iis section as flatj'qwijigi to the facts that, first, the lumber busi ness is at a low ebb, and, second, that tbe St. Marys river is too low for raft ing, there having been no heavy rains there in eighteen months. At least 50,000 logs are lying there, waiting the rising of tbA waters, eft^eanwhile tbe wofibs a to playing ^ ad havoc with said logs, rendering them unfit for market. The crops of that section are splendid, however, # tbere having been sufficient showers to make fine seasons. Politics Coj. Baker repre sents as being dull and flat, tbe people seeming to care very little whether there be any elections at all. Married. On the 24th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. C. L. Elliott of St. Simons Mills and Miss Maud Cargyle of this city, Rev. H. E. Lncas officiating. Tbe happy couple left on he night train for the home of Mr. Elliott’s family in Maine. From thence they go to Niagara Falls and to Canada. We wiph them a de lightful and safe trip. 9 J y ^rooU* Showing. from North Georgia recently compared the price of coffee iipped-to him>from Brunswick with t iat shipped from Baltimore, and gives Jbe credit to oar aity as the n^on^-quarter cents pound. In future his orders will o|l be sent here. Messrs. Mayer & OUB SHIPS. We*pftti*tfan to,;W RUderttood by the above that our people actually own ships, bat that ,we as a town are becoming materially interested j n snob, enterprises- For whilst onr peoplel’may not own any one vessel “ont Anfl onV 5 they are interested^ quite : a number, (at least iour) to- say nothing of the, steam',tugs and pilot boats, wbiob are owned entirely at homo. ' We aye glad to see this spirit of enterprise, but we crave more, we look far the dry prophetically seen'byMaj. U. Dart, oufc oldest citi- zbnSi years agq os he sat' upon his piaza dear Darts’ Landing and look ing out to sea—that of vessels built and owned by onr own people, Transport ing the proddots of our soO and far. esfe to tfe markets: of the w;orld. if it pays other peopleto build vessels to carry our produce, it will pay us as well. It ought to pay tts better, for we have the material here with which to build. The little steamer Ruby was built at St. Simons Mills, and she has. proven a handsome invest ment, why can’t a larger craft be built on the: same spot? Who will be the first to move in the matter? •*** -.—r Brunswick Honored. The grand encampment of Odd Fellows, the highest branch of the order met in Griffin Ga., on the 8th inst., and was largely attended. Onr town has again been honored by the election oP Mr. G. H. Merrifield to the second highest position in the or der, that of Grand High Priest. Mr. Merrifield is thoroughly competent to fill this high position. ^ , I (If fj r»»« rronhCrHn 1 nnvrVc01tirl!»y^5OTv8» Ga. Land & Lumber Co. cleared I orwegian Bark Eidsiva, on 18tb J. H. McCullough cleared American )Srk Mascotte, on the 21st inst., for 'ienos Ayres, with, a cargo of 402,- 3h • Engine House.' 1 ■ The long talked of engine h • 1 of tbelOoeauics is about'to take s- .pe. The lumber is all on tbt gronn nd the work will soon begin. The imild* ing will bo two story; ; 28x40 ; "the lower floori ftfill bo used- for engine room, stables, harness and feed rootas] and upper floor < ( &r hall and drivers room. 1 - .jii';ii 1 ■ - <*J ;; : - Ho Preferred Perleot Freedom, . One of the negroes who took French leave of the chain gang last weak, put ip.bia appearance this week with the necessary cosh to pay up his fine, and thus be entirely iree. He wanted to enjoy perfect feeedom and, not feel that he was liable at any time to bo put back on tbe gang. An Agreeable,DrenlnRZbr Uie Hair That will stop its falling has been long soQght for. Parker’s Hair Bal aam, distinguished for its purity, fully supplies tbiB want. auglMm BRUNSWICK MARKET. OFFICE ADVERTISER AND APPEAL, i , BxnnwicK, Oa„ August 20, 1830. f Balow w« quota pricra current for to-day: COTTON. Good Middling 12?; Middling 1*^ Low Middling 11% , Good Ordinary 10?; Ordinary »%@10 RICE. Common Fair 6 §»M g»«a AX@«V Rough country 80 NAVAL STORES. Boum-0 *1.60, D $1.80; £ *1.65;F $1.73, O *183; H *1.00, I *2.00: K «3 06| M *2 40; N *2 02%; window glaaa *318%; water white *3 83. Shut! TnarxKmw—Olla mud whlakeya, 41c;— regnlan, 42c. CRUDE TURPENTINE. Virgin dip *3 33, old dip $3 00, per barrel oi 830 ponnda. BaBiuct, States.—Whl to oak *38 00, water oak' *80 00. headings, aah or oak. *18 00, per 1,000, de- Urered in Brunswick. SUPPLIES. Bacos—Clear rib (Idea, 15%c; ahoulders, U%c! una, 17 * * ' clear, lie “ooua-. _ l family, 17c; dry aaltea dear rib aldaa, 14%c;long tc; shoulders, 10,Vc. FLous-rSuperflne. *5 o 000*5 SO; extra, *8 00® , — «v -vvvO 78; fancy, 17 00®*7 28; choice patent, *8 6038 00; bakore' *800. OBADC—Corn—white fl 10, mixed, 28c; Oate- Weatern 07; Georgia 00; bran, *180. Hat—Northern, (1.10; Eutero, *1.88) Western timothy, ♦1,3^1,10, Laud—In tlcrcca, 13\®14; kega and tube 14®14%. Hinxa, Wool, Etc.—Hides, dry Bint, Uo; salted 8@Uc. Wool—Unwashed, freeo* bum. In bales, ll* Mgal prime, 94e; slightly burry . burry, 10®1S. Wax 34c; deer akin I, 8To; otter akin*. 83c@*. 00. NAVAL STORES FREIOUT8. Sail—Roslo and aplrlts,.4a. 3d.@Ga. 3d. to United Kingdom or Continent - i.lrect; Baitib < rates; to New York. 45.- Shipping Intelligent. DR THE PORT OP BltUXsWIOK, FOB THE WEEK l'‘ ENDING Aa.UST 28,1888. ] ARRIVALS. - UtftK *ll—6c Addle O Bryant, Henick, Now York. A#*Al-r“ Carrie Jameson, Collins, Philadelphia. Aug 22—By Myromu, Jordan, New York. « 1 UtffJMT.TWd®9"atr Au * Myro.nu, Jordai . .KMMAR .j t"*W0 | a. savmo a\ku tv.iaaAvu?' qv.a »xu\k!i lUkmt Osborne, New York. _ _ Blendermsn, CaTaller, New Yoflui.'iWHTq »• JlltitUM- ,<] D^PABTUBES. * - - on, Boiarlo. Proridance, euos Ayres. Boaton. Tork. New York, t, ulucks, Bangor. aaf ".doom nit ?0OK *PR\^T