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An Honest Statement <?f What'we
Saw.
According to advertisement, Bar
rett’s circus and menagerie exhibited
in our town on last Monday. We
bod the pleasure of a call during , the
morning from the press agent, Mr.
Cobb, whom we found to be a very
entertaining and pleasant gentleman.
Mr. Cobb extended to u£ the usual
courtesies to the press, and asked that
we state to the public our honest con
victions in regards to the excellence
of the show of which he is the repre
sentative, and to the fulfilment of the
promise then made we proceed.
First comes the street parade. This
was undoubtedly far superior to the
last seen on our streets, and was in
many points a success. It was indeed
a pleasing sight, and one long to be
remembered.
The first performance of the day
was witnessed by probably the larg
est concourse of people ever assem
bled in Brunswick. As we entered
the enclosure, we were taken in
charge by Mr. Cobb, who conducted
us through the departments, showing
us every possible courtesy. The me
nagerie, we are forced to say, was up
to neither the standard nor the adver
tisements. The collection was not
large, and certainly could not boast
of many rare animals. “Fifty blazon
ed cages of wild beasts" are adver
tised, bat we saw them not, twenty
being fat nearer the truth. The “sev
en menageries” did not contain the
“white Nile hippopotamus,” neither
was it our good fortune to feast our
eyes upon the much-advertised
“blood-sweating behemoth of holy
writ,” nor the pair of “gigantic gi
raffes,” “drawing Roman chariots.’
The “riding cynocephalus” and “five-
ton performing rhinoceros” were al
so absent—probably indisposed on
the occasion of our visit. The “Ab
yssinian - babyronssa,” “hogopopoti
mus,” “hurdle-racing reindeer” and
several other advertised animals had,
we suppose, been turned loose to
graze-at least, they were not in
sight. One zebra in a cage was the
only representative of the performing
drove of these beasts, which, accord
ing to tbn teachings of natural, histo
ry, cannot be tauied or trained. Hav
ing made excuses for the non-appear
ance of several features which our
people desired to see, wo will now
say a word in regard to what we did
see. The “lion slayer” was indoed
interesting, and was to us a curiosity.
Several very fine specimens of the li
on avo on exhibition, and tfce tiger is
indeed a fino representative of his
specie. Tho same may also bo suid
of the African eland, the yak of Tar-
torv,' ete. Indeed all animals on ex
hibition were up to standard. Some
thin*' was wrong about tho “Arctic
aquarium of polar mammoths,” as
one rather small sea lion was alone in
his glory to answer at roll cull for his
brethren, the white bear, walrus, sea
elephant, ete.
We will pass over several other dis
crepancies between the advertise
ments and tho facts, and pass on to
the circus department. Here we
found things different. The perform
ance was fairly up to the average m
almost every particular, and in somo
even excelled. The trapeso perform
ances, somersaulting, leaping and oth
er hcrobatic feats were very ne.
Taken as a whole, the performance
was very good, and had no more than
the average number of humbugs.
One noticeable feature was the ab
sence of all obscene and profane lan-
gaago in the ring, which so often dis
graces otherwise good performances.
In this particular Barrott’s Bhow is
entitled to great praise.
Iu accordance with our promise
we have made an honest statement of
facts as they occur to our mind. Sev
eral other inconsistencies were no-
pabifo prdM^g ■ mofe thaa it is
possible to falfil. We close with the
remark that we believe every one got
the worth of bis money, though not a
few were sadly disappointed.
The
Mr. A. Y. Putnam has now associa
ted with him in the mercantile busi
ness M«r Alien McDonald, an honest
upright son qf old McIntosh, county.
“*■ i aew fifjro jsre' addingtahw - attrac-
tiblsto* tblirfetdckjlksJ&eiit needs
diolaije. : tbejy ejill special attention
this Week ti> their stock of children’s
shoes, several styles of which have
been added.
FOH THE POUT OF BRUNSWICK. FOR THE WEEK
ENDING NOVEMBER IS, 18*3.
LIST OF.-
For the Hank*
on the Oth orOee.> 1883.
A
Shipping Intelligence.
Anderson, WB Adama, Auaastu* Atkinson, SB
Armstrong, D Adaml. K J Austin, Ben]
Armstrong, Robt Anderson, Thos B Auderzon.Wm
Anderson, Junes Armstrong, Fred Arnold, 0 E
Atslnson, D D Abbott, Wllay Aiktns. R J
Abbott. George Anderson, Ttaos Ames. F H
Austin, Georgs Adsms, SinUalr Adsms.Thos
Asplennt, Cbss Armstrong. JBo Austin, Paul
Anderson.Joshua Anderson,Che*it:Ashe,CE
Anderson, Atoob I Asdsr onjohuoa Atkins. Geo
IB
Byrd, C W Brocklnton. 8 A Batch, J L
Borchardt. Samuel Barkuloo, W P Blount, D B
Berber,Clytos Borchardt, Abram B«e.Wt
Borns, J 8 Btaztoh, Atwell Bnrford, H
Brock, J N BmrUett, Psul Berrie, W A
Billings. Josh Belled, L*ren Burbage,W E
Baumgartner, Jno Butts, Samuel Blue, James
Blain, W S Bacon, Frank B Berrlo. VS H
Brieaenlck, B E Brlrsenlck. Ernest Brock, T W
Baker, Robt Blsio, J S
Beano. G W Brewater.F A
Butler, Jordan Brown, K
Baker, WM Beck. H
Bryant, Langley Bank. A C
Burrough, Oslo Black, C P
Brown, Cbss Bell, John
Brooks, Adolphns Ilcst, S J
Brown, Joseph Berrie, Jaa
Bowser, Henry . Baker, Wm
. ARRIVALS.
Not 11—Boss bk Emil, Holmatrom, Capo Verde Ids
Not 7—So W L Pendleton, Peudloton, N Y.
Not IS—So Fostlns, PUUbrook, Ssrannab,
Not 13—So W A LeSTcrlng, Smith, N. Y.
Not It—Nor bk Kanuchatka. Moller. Oenls, 8p.
Not It—Br bk Alico Roy, Colo, Sydney.
Not Id Br bk Otago, Shearer, Fall Riser.
Nov It—So E M Cook, Cltrke, Pork Boy sit
Not It—So G S Smith, Jameson, Savannah.
DEPARTURES,
Not 10—Br bg galls, Kumtchsky,Jordan, Bt Vincent
Not 18-Sc 8 O Hart, Toney. N Y.
Not It—Bg Mysonns, Jordan. N Y.
Not It—So 8 H Kenyon. Pendleton. N Y.
Not lt-Bk A 0 Dickerman, Cook, Bnenas Ayres.
Not 15—So Abby Dann, Fountain, Providence.
Not It—So L T Whitmore, Blacklngton, Satllla.
Not 17—Bk Polo Alto. Griffin, Rio Janeiro.
Blain, J T
Bailor, Edward.
Broad, John
Briggs, Richard
Baker, Nlcolts
Blending, Aaron
Blevlng, J F N
Blue, Frank
Burns, James
Butler, BenJ
Bessel 1, Jacob
Bryant. Alex
Baumgartner, Chat Byrd, Hsnry
Brood, Julian Baker, Samuel
C
Carpenter, Albert Clayton, Cato
Cook, J R Colson, M J
BRUNSWICK MARKET
OFFICE ADVERTISER AND APPEAL, |
Bauaawicx, Ga., Nov.lt, 1881. j
Below we quote prices currant for to-day;
COTTON.
flood Middling 10@H
Middling 913-16
Low Middling 9@«
Good Ordinary . 8J4&9
Ordinary ......I
BICE.
Broken Vi@Vi
Common «X@»X
Fair
Good »K@*
prime «X@«X
Rough country W®! 1«
NAVAL STORES.
Rosins—C *1.60, D *1.50; E »1.55;F $1.60. O $1I 65;
H *1 70:1. $186; K t* l»;M 13 37X;N*3 63>< window
sXabi $9 25.
8i*iBiT8 Tubpintink—Oilf and whiskeys, 48)^c
regulars, 49,‘«c.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.
Virgin dip 93 25, old dip $3 00, per barrel of 280
^ Barrel Staves.—White oak $25 00, water oak
$20 00, headings, ash or oak, $lA 00, per 1,000, ds*
llvoredlnUruuawick
Bacon—Clear rib ildoa. 16; ahonldera. llXe;
bams, 18c; dry aaltea clear rib aldaa none, long
clear, ll)^c;ahouldera nooe,-
Floor—Superflue, ft 60®$5 00; extra, $5 25<
,6 60; family, SO 00@6 60: fancy. $7 00@*—
choice patent, $7 75»» 00; bake™’$175. -
Grain—Corn—white 95c; mixed, 90o, Oats-
Weatern67«ci bran.$120. - - • . ._
Hat—Northern, $1,00; Eastern Timothy, tl.lt
Weetern Timothy, ll.lt.
OlSlllo. Wool—Unwashed, free of burrs. In bales,
irime, 26c; in baga, prime, 24o; allghtly burry
,fl@18c; very burry, 10@1». - Wax 24c; deer sklua,
37c; otter ekina, *5c@*4 (JO.
Smith, J A
Scfpio, Joseph
Srnltb, Robert
8tewart- Dick
Sterena, Alax
Simmons. I—<i
Small* Ablnal
Simmons, Wm
Sowell, Peter
Sullivan, Ohas
Sampson, Zack
Taylor, 8 T
Tabbot, J W
Taylor. H 0
lett, Massey Symons,W F
Stevenson, Wm
T
Treadwell, H B
Thomas, Daniel
** v/ Thomas, James
Thompson, Jas, Jr Thompson, Men j
Thoimison, Jsa Tatnall, Harry
Clark, L W
Chandler. Oeo
Cannon. J B
Cates. A C
Clerk. Daniel
Christie, Chaa
Cooper, Martin
Clark.T C
Bnnoagha. Jacob Bngg. Wiley
Blake, thodroch Bolt, T W
Bradley, B B
Benne.t, WO
Crovstt, AJ
Clubb. E A
Clark.C A
Crowder. J Q
Crovatt, Wm
Coker, J N
Cal nan, James
Connolly, J M
Cadone, Horace
Cooper, John
V«)Opba, wvih. - -
Christopher, Robt Cook. D O
Coburn, Joa Carter. WH
Clark, David OoSeld, Ell
Cohen, laaao Carter, Chris
Carter,George Clemente,Mingo Carter,JM-
Cummings, Isaac Campbell, Jos Collins, Lee
Christopher. M J Christopher, Peter Creemer. P H
CruomtiA, Albert Cnyler, Hose* Clubb. J A
Crewlord. Auetln CareweU. E B
D
DoerfUngar, F J
Dillon. D Jaa
Doerdlnger. CJ
Daniels, Votes
Driver, Chae -. - -
D lBlgoon, Edward Dart, U Jr
Dart, Urbanua Daley,JO W
Davenport, JW
Tolbert, A1 oert
Tinsley, John
ar
Ulman, Max
Van Nuiae. O H
Vail taut, Neptune
Waltkour, Henry
Wilson, Charles
Wenx, A E
Watters, James
Wright, L C
Williams, Wm
Wimberly, O H
Walbunr, Chan
Walker, Richard
Wade. Jaa
Wilder, Jeaae
Wallace, J W
Williams, BenJ
Walker, Peter
‘ght, Stovcn
ibington, Oeo
R ht, Duncan
»mi, Cnaar
Wright, Freeman
Williams, 8
Toting, W R
Dart, E C P
Dexter, T W
Dart, JE
Doerflinger, W F
Douglass, FM
tvidson,
David
Davia, David
Dupree, L T
Davis, L B
Dunn, D T
Dart. EM
Davis, J B
Daniels, B H
1/UlltOV, —A *
Dennison. Albert Davenport,, W Q
Dann,H T
David, Joa B
Evans, William
Easterling, J E
Fanner, Robt
Florid, Louis
Frazer, Thomas
Floyd,O W
Finley, Archie
Fears, Eugenlns
Foreman, J S
Florid. J B
Fluker, General
Gordon, Thomas
Oreeu, Alfred
Goodbread, O G
Goodbread, T B
Goodbread, P T
Gallagher, Jas
Green, Robt
Gibson, Allen
Green. Titus
Deveaux. Joa
Dart, Horace
B
Edgar, Mat
Edwards, Ned
F
Flanders, C E
Franklin, J R
Ferguson, T B
Freeman, Glover
Flsuders, T W
Fonda. J H
Firth, J M
Freeman, J J
Flint. B E
Dart, WR
Dart, F M
Duff, W S
.Dart, JB
Evans, Joa
Folks. C N
Florid. O F
Nutcb. H L
Fahm, B A
Franklin. AF
Futcb. W E
Frazer, Ed
Fletcher.Jno
Gill, J D
Gale. F P
Goldsmith, L G
Gilson, Jesse - -
Greenfield,Richard Green, J G
Giles, Daniel Grant, Jos
Greenfield, J O
Goodyear, C P
Gale. A D
Gardner, Steve
Gardner, W 6
Gonzaies, Edward Gauntlett, Peter
Gopnley, Peter Gambol,Jack
George, Daniel
Green, BenJ
Graham, Jas
Green, Jaa
Gilmer, Jo#
Gray, H P
Golden, W P
Greer, N O
Gates, Wm
Green, Asron
Oriel, BenJ
Glenn, Geo
Golden, J P
Gary. SH
Houston, James
Heins, Leopold
Uuntlugtou, Elon
Hamilton, Geo —
Holmes, Dempsey Hickman, P C
Houston, B H Heins, A E
Uarvoy, E J
Hackett, Thos
Haywood, A 51
Harris, F B
Harrison, W U
Harris, Jacob
Hazlehumt, Joe
Garnett. Henry Gardner, W J
HarrS W H
Thomaa. J M
Tronp, Geo
Tatnall, Samuel
Thomas, Stanford!
U
Ulsch. Phillip
V
Vsn Solon, J N
Valentino. J O
W n
Winton, Burr
White, Jackie
Wood, J W
Wright, J S
Vandaily.Jno
WaJdel, I W
Wiggins, M A
Winn, John
Weed, B L
Wrighl
Wattlei
AE
Zimmerman, August
Wilson, Thos
Wright, SUven
Williams. Alex
Wright. H N
Wilson, G B
Wilson, Geo
Williams, Jno
Wilcox, Joe
Williams, Ohas
Wallace, Sandy
Williams, Adam
Williams, Moses Winton, 8 8
Wilson, Jonas Willis, Jere
Wilmoro, Henry Wilcox,Curtis
Y
Young, Ansell
Z
.._.tlee,i
Ward. H „
Way, W J
Warnko, F
Ward, AO
Way, C F
Walker.W Id
West* Geo
Walsh* Pat
WilUams.GB
Ward, Bam"
TMrickM
Having removed to oar
JVew Store
Wholesale anti Retail Dealer, In
SADDLES & HARNESS,
RUBBER ASK
Leather belting,
EB, WHIPS AND SADDLERY WARE.
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES, Etc.
SUITABLE roil MILL MEN AND TURPENTINE
MANIT’At 1TUUK1I8,
j\_ s;]peo£&tilt;y.
WRITE FOR PRICES.
Savannah, Georgia.
Hardy. W W
Harvey, J P Holland,W A
llolzrndorf, P B Hndaon.H D
Hlbbarb.Colnmbna Harris, L W
llauauu.G A
Hall. W H
fitraoh, Bcu) Hoyt, 11)
Hazlehnrat, L W Harrla. P H
Holme*. Aiux Hill. R D
Uolzendorf; R U Hino, H L
Hzzleburat. Robt llzokett.W A
Hodgcz.-Q 11* Hzll, G J
Hzzleiiunt, joo llamptou, Jere J**” 1 *’ £?“
Higginbotham. P.8 Holland, Richard Hlcka. Thoa
Howard, Emanuel Hampton. Moaoa Util. Irwin
Heel., Duncan Harriz. Henry Harrla, Ned
Hi",lett Peter Harrla, Adam Holman,Mat
Harrigton. Jodgo Hlghamith.Wealey Harrla, BenJ
Atowals, Henry llowell, Abram Hngho,. V
Harrla. Itimie.i Hunter, York
Ihmch, Aaron w
Jofiy»er, Fred
lohiinon, G W
Jolimtou, J V
Johusmi, Harry
JutJ<“
Jones, F»e<l
Jackson, Hardy
Johnson, Fred
Jenkins, ltnbt
Jones, Wi
— CORNER
Ilurriton, J T
Jacks' .
J alt low, Wi
viilns
Jenkins. Cufilo
Jones, W T
Jneksou, liurrcl
Johnson, Goo
Johnsou* Alfred
Jackson, Wash *
Joues.WT.8r - —
Johnson, Samuel Jones, Alfred
Jauies, Priuce Jenkins, Jsh
Johnson,H R
Jenkins, Geo
JohUMiu. lit-ury
Jackson. J W
Jones, Jos K
Jnckxon, Wm
Jones, \V J
Jones, Jus II
Johnson,W A
Jenkins, Jos
Joues, Robt,
Jenkins, Jos
Hr
, J i V.1 Latimer. Itlchard
L.J.LEAVY&CO,
Auction ami Commission Merchants, and
General Collecting Agents.
fitieeislf ttention given to tbs collection of rents
Rifsiness nTconsignments soUcited. and speedy
0< !?,ra?fft.annte*d, Office under Advk»ti*eu ai*i>
ArrwL Sa!?. BroL«*l>:k. Oa. Bafer. by parmla-
"TS j \r Madden, broker, Cook Bros. A Co.,
Dp. W. B. BURROUGHS,
WILL BUY AND SELL
Land ar\d Real Estate.
COLLECTING AND INSURANCE AGENT.
REPRESENTS
Boyal. capital-u.' 14.266,572
Bbcanlz, of London, capital.... J XJO.fr 1.1
We# tern. and income.’tl 11.739,455
Manhattan Lif-.ne» lBC ° may21.fl
Office next to Poat Office. •>
I-
Lund in, C J
Lutidin, A A
Lancaster, B i
Lloyd, W F
Large, David
I a France, A P
Liitimer, Arnold
Lucas. U E
Lawrence, J 8
Michels*m, M
Mosely, Dallas
Minehan, Michael
McAtpin, Tully
Minehan, Thomas
McCrary, H S .
Moore, C U
Mclnloah, C II
Mason, Osborn
Mallory, Robt
Manigo* Hamnel
Miller, John
, Id. :
Kay. W K
Keatt. Jas
Kite, Robt
Lt-hman. J O
1 illy, J II
Lewis, John
. Leavy, L J
Lang. T II
Lunord, J B
Lam bri/ht, J T
Lloyd, Wilson
Logan, Henry
I^iig. Emanuel — - -
Lawreuco. Arnold Lewis, Mat
Livingston, 8 J Lloyd, P W
Liptrott, W II
Lewis, Daniel
Lindsay, Wade
Newcastle l Gloucester Sts
Wo will be pleased to greet all of our pjd custom
and hundreds of new ones. We have enlarged our
stock very materially and can offer our patrons
HEAVY & FANCY
Groceries^
Canned Goods*
Crackers, Etc.
all
Lauer, Ia
Litcree, J 0s
Lamb, J L
Mo<
Madden.J M
Moore, C G
MoUlure.WC
Madi*«»n, L
Mitt-belt, V It
Mouroe, Ju«
Morris, Robt
Miller, Jonn f. ..TL if ri
Maxwell, Holomon Jfatthlii, II D
Mickens. J T Mann, Henry
Mundy, E RT
Miller, Brown
McCray, Irwin
Massey, Burrall
McAlpln, Geo
Moore, J C
Miller. C F
Morton, Tim
Murray, John
McCoy, Wright
NOTICE FOR LEAVE TO SELL LAND
GEORGIA—DL7jnc^ocwX{ 0 theCoutt of0 rdinary
av«»/“?» a srst-
ernl oiuer ^ beDtM b “” ‘
tioeatile, bat these w TW.ozwb.r Miw*.
Morel I, Nelson
MoldeU. Henry .narnu, u v
Merchant, Gabriel Minehan, J
McCullough, J II Miuer, J H
Meyers, Isaac
Moadur, R D
Mahoney. Tim
McDowell, Caleb
Mill*, Edmon
Merrifleld. G H
McCoy, Richard u
Middleton. Wash Mason, W M
’*•' Moore, Isaac
aisnii, ncurjr Msaou, A J
McCaudlea*. Wfn Miller, Thoa
Mosaman, Mosea Mack. Jos
McAllister, H H Massey, CJ It
Magee. Edward
McCaulay. Goo
Miller, Adam
Morvan, Henry
Monroe. Thos
McCree, Wat
Moore. W B
Mallette. Joe
Moore, J E
Mabry, O B
Mearia, Peter
Nelson, J K, Jr
Nelson, K A
Newton, C H
North. Linus
Norwotsl, G H
Norman. JO
Nightingale, J K
O’Connor, Th.». Jr £Counor. TOO.
Oliver, Henry Overby, Uea
Nalaon, i V
Nock. T T
Nalaon, Alaz
{leWIUU, U * '
Nightengale/Wm Nixon,Jere
Owens, D G
Osgood, A G
O’Connor, Jas
Pritchard. Alex
Putuam, A T
Putnam. A V
Parker, W F
Pollard. Aug
polite. Luk«i
Parker, Benager
Paulk Dennis
RBney. W H
iuodulph. U B
Russel, J E
Pape, A W
, w ^ Pitman, J H
t, Phillip Jr Palmer, Jaa
ly Edwi
Frauk
lion, ns both time and space fails as
In making these criticUms. we ure
iutlaenced by no ill will s* the com-
pauy fully and satisfactorily met every
coortesj w. C0.14 »i»b. ^
necessity, however, to
,r, dJWfi . W. W. WATKINS,
Adrn>m.trator Ea.am «■ »’• William.-
ROOMS TO LET.
IN THE DIXON BUILDING. OVER BLAIS’S
drugstore. Applyi° jaME8T BLAI1I ,
At Drug Store.
ponder, D R
Ponder, G W
Prioleat
Pinkne
Praer,
polite,
Pyles, I’rince
Penuimau, W F
Band'olpb. DB Roberta U M
Robinauu. II B. Jr Robtui
Rnaaal.CH
Payna. —
price. W J
PrriM.LJD
To prescribe penalties for a violation
of the Qnarantine anil Sanitary
Rales afid Jlegalations of the city of
Brunswick,' adopted by the Board
of Health for the year 1882, to fix
the charges to bo collected by the
Sanitary'Inspector for the removal
of matter, and for other purposes
therein mentioned. . , .. r q
Sacnos 1. Tha Mayor aod Council of th« (Jily of
Brunawlck, lo Council aiaemblod, do hereby cr-
daln, That any maeter of a raeeel coming from in.
fected or euepected porta, who (hall crosa the bar
of StElmoua In,Violation of the drat rule of the Quar
antine Regulation! of the Board of Health now Jn •
force, or any maater of a iteamer or other vowel
who zball violate any ofaatd Quarantine Rules, or
•ball make a falae statement a* toaanltary condition
of hla veaiel, or any paraon wbo aball vlolato any of
the Quarantine Bulee and ReRUlattona of the Port
of Brunawlck, aball beanbject, on conviction there,
for berure tba Police Court, to a flno not leza than
Tan nor exceeding Two Hnndred Dollars, or labor
on tba publlo atreets for a term not exceeding nine
ty daya, or both, at the discretion of the oonrt.
Sec. 2. And be it furthertordalned. That any per-
•on wbo aball violate, or neglect to comply with,
any of tba 8anltary Rules and Regulations of the
Board of Health, or rsfuss to obar any of the order*
oftbe eald Board of Health, after proper notlca
thereof, aball be subject, on conviction therefor be
fore tha Polloe Court, to a 8ns not leas than Three
nor exoesdtdg One Hnndred Dollare, or labor on
tbe pnblle streets for a term not exceeding sixty
days, or both, at tba discretion of tha ooorl.
8xo. 3, And be It farther ordained, That the San
itary Inspector shall charge and collect (monthly to
advance, and uo payment to bo made for a leas time
than one month) toe following prices for the remo
val of matter from privies, vis:
For those need by not mors than six persona..$060
For those need by not more than ten penaua... 65
Tor thoae used by notmora than 20 person a... 100
Special rates ahaU be mads for thoa a used by
more than twenty persona, and doable tba forego
ing prices shall be charged and collected whenever
It la required that any privy shall In cleansed every
week. And theSanitary Inspector shall collect and
receipt for all monies gs, herein provided, and aball
pay over the tame, as collected, to tba Clark and
T;assurer of tha city, taking bis receipt therefor.
Sxo. 4. And be it lurther ordained, Ibat tbe com
mittee of three, heretofore appointed by tha Mayor,
and known aa tba Committee on Quarantine and
Sanitation, ba continued, and to whom aball be re
ferred all matters touching tba quarantine and san
itation of tha city, and wbo aball act, in relation to
all each matt«n.in co-operation with tha Board of
Health, and particularly that of supervlalng tha
bnalneaa and duties of the Sanitary Inspector and
force, and who shall bo authorised to oontract with
responsible parties for the removal of all matter
from the limits prescribed by the Board of Health,
wheuever the asms can be dona to tba advantage
and benedt of those having to make tha removals.
8RO.I. Aod bait further ordained, That all ordi
nance*ud part* of ordinance* In conflict with this
ordinance be. and the same are, hereby repealed.
Passed In Council October l.th, 18*2.
Attkst: M. J. COLSON. Mayor.
Janas Hourrox, Clerk of Connell.
1882 °%E D ciiiS. N o7i! R 1883
TUB “CONSTITUTION!”
AFTER OCTOBER lit, WHEN THE NEW FAST
MAIL IS PUT ON THE CENTRAL ROAD,
Tho Constitution Will Print One Edition
FOR ALL ITS READERS.
This fall and ormplete CONSTITUTION
Leaves Atlanta at 4tlS A M
Heachea Macon at 7130 A IS
AnA South br morning; trains.
The CONSTITUTION—'with the last lino ol ita new*
properly classed and edited—can ba read
in Every Georgia T.wn
ON THE DAY ITI3 PRINTED.
Inzhort. anything needed in the
Grocery Line.
Wo bought oar gooda in
LARGE QUANTITIES,
and at a time when the market wm at ill loweet,
couaeqaeutly can aell u
LOW AS ANY!
Either at wholesale or retail.
GIVE USA CALL!
AND BE COVISCED.
Ulcbardson. Leno Roberta, Waab
Rutledge, Nero Roblanon, Lewie
Koblu.on, II B
lU.-e. J U
It:, e.WA I
Stockwtll, O W
Steven, Pouipey
Solomon, E
Roger*. Tippo
Robert., J W
Bus eh, Jae
Head, 11 J
Roof, J N
Itlce, Peter
RasM-ll, O A
Balaton. O A
Howie, i T
Shznuon.Mzthew Spear., J J
Bntiib, Daniel 8U>riu # , R J
Solomon, E S^Sro*® 8 Small', SB
Smith 1 En* l,l lt0n Bumm'erim.JH Button W E
s" , CLJr Stmwon. Mwt. Bml.h, .Ira K
for sale.
Cheap for Cash!
ONE BOILER and SMOKE STACK. ONE SET
MILL STONES, with all the Fixing* b«k*« fo tbe
earne. ^ MESSRS. DRIESKXICK k BCItNS.
octal 4t Brunswick, Ga.
. WVE GUARANTEE
1st. That The Confutation Is tbe largest and beat
paper In tbe boutbr w*
2d. That it prints ouo-thlrd more reading t matter
than sny other.
3d. That*it rri-»« in each Issue later tel<*g»m«
than any other,
4tb. That it prtuu more specials than any tbreo
Georgia papers.
5tb. That it bos the brightest, fullest, costliest cor
respondence.
0th. That it I* tho boat general paper within tho
reach of the Georgia reader.
Printed at tho Capital, a« It i», of course no papi r
can comparo with It in the fuUnoz*. promptness *lU
racy of lta
REPORTS'FROM THE DEPARTMENTS,
VERBATIM LEGISLATIVE REPORTS,
OFFICIAL SUPREME COURT REPORTS.
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION carries tho hc^
thing.; of the Dally—la the aomplcte.t
Family Paper In tbe ttouth.
The next three months In Georgia will bo full of
itirring event*. Every Intelligent man should have
.paper.
The Conititutlon for three mouths coats only
$2.60; one month *1.00. Add rets , _
THE CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Os.
PUTNAM AND MCD0N1LB,
_ DEALER IN
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Saddles, Bridles,
MARTINGALES, WHIPS, ’
Saddlery, Harness
BUGGY CUSHIONS,
AND A FINE LOT OF
SHOES,
ALt OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.
ang6-bm
For Sale Cheap.
One second hand Singer Sewing Machine, nearly
new, with all tbe attachments; In r** n ‘5-i ***
der. Apply at TULA Ot tt.CE.