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&nnonnt*m<‘nt8. FOR MAYO It AND COUNCIL- The (allowing tick** will bo «i tnclofthsOltxnf llrsoswioknlUis w Uoa In Dsocmbsr: ro» k»to«: M. J. COLSON. roo ALDBHKB C. I,. sOflLATTEIt. Js. 3. P. HARVEY, Til OB. O'CONNOR. Jr., W. F. DOEMFI.I.KWB. VOTERS. New Advertisements. FRESH MEAT MARKET MACON. GA.' S kUSAGK* A HPECIALTY. 1 will *hip ►*u*j»Rf • at NINE POUNDS FOR $1 (W. H. M. TAYLOR. nov2.l-tf 74 Jlnlberry trrpet, Macon. Ob. rr ;md roxmmcn crux SATURDAY MORNINO AT BRUNSWICK. OKOROIA. HOME MATTERS, SATURDAY M011N1NO, NOVEMBER S3, 1882. Pumpkin Yams ILK in qn __ . Ftthioaed PUMPKIN YAMS. Or4-r* can be left at liUtu'i Drug Store, or with tfie auderalpned. WM. TURNER. Dr. W. B. BURROUGHS, LAND, REAL ESTATE. COLLECTING AND INSURANCE AGENT, Offers for Bale 100 of the most desirable lota In town, and some valuable far tin near »he city. where auytliiug can be grown Terms reasonable. Keierencee:—Merchant** Natloual Bank. Atlanta. Ga.; First National Bank, Uacon, Oa.; Savannah Dank and Trust Co., Savannah. Oa. nuy2My TELEPHONES. PRIVATE LINES Built, equipped with telephone*, and rented. Ap* POE S-A-3LE. •ffhe Two-story, Frame. Hlanaard-Roof Utvelllng Formerly occupied by Johu U. McCullough, cor nerOand B streets, Brunswick, Oa., containing thirteen rooms. Lot (10x150 feet, with stables and oil oat*buildlugs complete. Apply to a. a. McCullough, a.i.iiV, oot»-2iu Norfolk, Vs. 1,000 CIIOICELECOSTBPEIR TREES FOR SALE AT 50ct» EACH. AU parties desiring Mm, will ptssss call on u-tn-tr M. J. ADAMS, At J. J. Spear.'. WANTED, COI\N & OAT SACKS. ALSO FOR BALE, COW FEED. —APPLY TO— AUG. F. FRANKLIN A CO. DIRECT LINE. OA. A FLA. INLAND STEAMBOAT CO. BRUNSWICK, SAVANNAH, DARI EN AND SATILLA RIVER. The fast steamer KT. NICHOLAS will leave Savan nah for Brunswick every Monday, Wednesday and triday, and ou Saturday* leave Hrunawick for fiattl- la rivej. Lcavo Hrunawick lor Darien and bavauuah »*v« Tj Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Close connection made with B. & a. lULroad, and through bills of lading Issued to and from all *ta- tlous on that road. Extra boats for the accommodation of naval »t«»r*» t night. Fob Florida—l*»aaengera for Florida will take Mteamer Uuby at l:;to oVlock P. M. tor St. Simons ou Tuesday a and Fridays to conuect with Furuaudi* *»a steauieia ou Wedueeday and Saturday morning*. W. F PF.NX1MAN, Agent. AprilUU3m Collins* Wharf. lirmiwwick. Fire insurance! T. 0’COXNOH,Jr. AOEST Full BRITISH AMERICA. — A Mi • NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS’ ASEHCY OB.'.or.r 21. lieu » uru.< st., r „. A. MALE & SON, * LOCAL DENTISTS. BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA Oftr. over lb. .tor. ot Ksiswr k Brother. Tbow ~yS M * * urk <*»“• will Gud It to their nteresi t. Sngarcane grindings nre coming into vogue. Municipal politics continue to pre sent a mixed appearance. In two weeks tbe strain will be over. One month from to-day will be Christmas. Even nt this early day we wish the little ones a merry time. Tbe broken bone fever has ' about become a thing of tbe past, on ac count of cold weather and a want of material. Fresh sods, oyster sod lemon crackers and ginger snaps, at J. J. Spears. $65 worth of tickets are said to have been sold at Pearson on the oc casion of tbe excursion to the circus in this city. Tbe tire sadly impaired tbe beauty of tbe southern end of the hotel.— That, however, is far preferable to to tal destruction. Tim boom in brick buildings is now fairly commenced, and our people need not be surprised to hear of new ones every few days. Mr. C. J. Docrflinger requests us to return bis tbnnks to the kind friends who rendered him efficient service on the occasion of tbe late fire. Mr. P. 0. Nail of this county has rented the old Moore <fc McCrary store, on Newcastle street, and will soon open the same as a grocery. Martel 1, lien cany and other brands of Cognac; si so, best brands of Bye and other whiskeys, for me dicinal sod other purposes; also, fine, imported wines, can be found at GEORQK CHANDLER’S, on Bay street. je3-ly Next Thursday will be Thanksgiv ing Day. This fact should not be lost sight of. We have much for which to t e thankful to the bountiful Giver of all good. A. V. Wood cleared Norwegian bark Abel, Captain Ohtndall, on the 21st inst., for Rotterdam, with a car go oonsiating of 2,341 barrels rosin, alaed at $6,000 Tbe editor is this week in Quitman, Ga., in attendance upon tbe meeting >f tbe Synod of South Georgia and Florida. Our readers will please be lenient in criticisms. 9-lboans corned beef 35c; 2-lb oans brawn 35c, at . J. Spears. We call attention to the advertise ment for sale of tbe late residence of Mr. J. H. McCullough. Tbe residence is all that could be desired, and the location is excellent. Georgia Land and Lumber Compa ny cleared bnrk Palo Alto, Captain Griffin, on the 17th inst., for ltio Ja neiro, with 328,911 feet pitch pine lumber, valued at $4,934. We call attention to the advertise ment, which appears this morning, of fresh meat market in Macon. Mr. Taylor makes a specialty of sausage, and will ship them at nine pouuds to the dollar. The gamins (ami a few who were not gamiua) reaped a rich harvest from the ashes of the cigar factory. Largo quantities of tobacco were found nnburiied, uml ttiis the boys confiscated. Barrels upon barrels of fish and i-aiiH of oysters are shipped to Way- cross fro ii Florida for distribu tion over the !S., F, & W. lines ami tbe B. & A. It R. Why can’t more of that be done from Brunswick? N-w till'1—.1 lnu k.-tl-at. hot Rlll.clRI* I,lilt,-r. STI.l lie* (IntrhU «*>iUp Ml J. I. rqif.nrw'. \Viu. Natteel, the colored individu al sentenced to the chain gang for ilepre ations in Blain's drug store, made his escape from tbe keeper on WY-ln. s lay evening lm»l. His sen- - us twelve months, of which In- bad served about one. Five new* mogul engines have nr- live.l »t Rome for use on tbe E. T., V A G. R. I!. Ttds looks encourag ing am- leads ns to hope for all im- ptoveieeiit in facilities and other ae- lomni- d tions, and (smsiblv fust time, quite si on. Snob, we are lead to be lieve, is the policy of the road. Let us hope. Messrs. Goldsmith & Nock have a large •dyertisemeutgiu this is«ue thun dering forth the prices of tbeir goods. We would,say something good about tbese gentlemen if ft were possible to benefit them, but so firmly is tbeir reputation -established that an attempt would be useless. Mr. Wm. Turner advertises genu ine pumpkin yams for sale. These are considered as a very fine potato for the table. We would suggest to our farmer friends the propriety of pro curing some of^these potatoes for seed. Samples laid on our table are exceedingly fine. Last Monday and Tuesday were in deed two unpleasant days. Monday was rainy and wet, and Tuesday was cold and windy to adistressing extent, Had it not been for tbe excessive rains of Monday, however, the fire of the following morning would have been indeed disastrous. We have received a copy of the South Florida Journal, of Sanford, containing the salutatory of Dr. J. J Harris ns its editor. Dr. H. will he remembered by or.r people, having been for years a resident of Bruns wick. We welcome the Doctor to tbe jouroalistic field, and predict for him a brilliant success. •Atlanta Phonograph: "Just to think of it! It costs the tax-payers over two thousand dollars every session to extend the privileges of tbe floor to ex-members and other small size dig nitaries.” We bad thought of going to At lanta aud getting Jake Dart to obtain for ns the privileges of tbe floor, but for tbe benefit of the suffering tax payers, we will change our mind. Brooks, tbe veteran sheriff of Charl ton county (27 years in office) was in our city lost week. When he saw our Court House he asked where he could find toe commissioners. Said be wanted to subscribe $5 00 toward new one. Well, the troth is none of ns feel very proud of that C. H., nnd we trust we may have the chance be fore a great while of collecting that subscription. Hon. Jake Dart returned home on a abort trip daring the week. He is not at all turned by his honqrs. The Atlanta Port-Appeal speaks as follows of the gentleruau in question: "Hon. J. E. Dart, Representative from Glynn county, is one of the most conscientious and faithful work ers in tbe house. He in on four im portant committees which * bespeaks volumes for his business nnd admin istrative abilities. His constituents may depend upon him iu all matters concerning their walfare and prosper ity.” We Have No Palate, • I'r*.** t i WE A BRICK STORE, NEITHER BUT WE HAVE) THE BEST, LARGEST AND IN THE CITY OF BRUNSWICK! We will sell you 10 lbs Coffee for One Dollar. We will sell you 10 lbs ex. C White Sugar for One Dollar. We will sell you 20 lbs Starch for One Dollar. We will sell you 20 lbs Laundry Starch for One Dollar. We will sell you 8 lbs Bacon for One Dollar. We will sell you 24 lbs ex-fine Family Flour for OneDollar. We will sell you 2-lb cans Gooseberries at 15c. We will sell you 2-lb cans Whortleberries at 15c. We will sell yon 2-lb cans Pears at 15c. Wo will sell you 2-lb cans Tomatoes at 10c. We will sell you 3-Ib cans Apples at I5c. We will sell you 2-lb cans Peaches at 15c We will sell you 2-lb cans Corn at 12Jc, d Self-Raining Buckwheat. Saiains, Currant*, Citron. Prone*. Dried Apple*, Nut*, Oatmeal, Smoked Salmon and Halibut, n »w Codfish, Pig Hums and Shoulder*, and the best Tea* in the market. The finest 50c TBA ever offered. We are the Cheapest Store in the City! FRESH PARCHED COFFEES. The Finest Brands of RIO, MOCHA AND JAVA. We warrant our coffee* pare. No mixture* are ever n*ed in our establishment. We have for *ale all gooda for kitchen and dining room purpose* usually kept In first claaa grocery stores. Country order* acUolted. Packing and drayage free. Cali, examine, try and be convinced at GOLDSMITH & NOOK’S, THE BOSS GROCERS. ANOTHER FIRE. D«*nth ot Cnptiiin Uinlny. Wo regret to announce the death of Captniu Douglas G. Risley, which oceurred on Saturday night, 18tb inst., from hemorrhage of the lungs, having broken a blood vessel in a se vere fit of coughing. U..pt. llisley was on > he retired list of the U. S. rmy, having been invalided from se vere wounds received in the late war. He was a Lieutenant in command hePo after the war, under the Freed- men’s Bureau, nnd built the Risley school house, for the education of colored children. In 1871 he was elected county treasurer on the Re publican ticket. Some two years since lie organized a cigar factory here, which, after doing a good busi ness, was burned out in June last, be ing nlmost a total loss, with but little insurance. Since then Cupt. Risley has been sick nearly all the time, and has nt Inst succumbed, We tender our sympathies to his sorrowing rela tives and friends. A Noted Need'll Sei iouely Cm. On Tuesday morning last, in a dif ficulty with another negro, Ed Sim mons, a notorious character, was seri ously cut, and at ttiis writing is not expected f.i live, Simm-ms lias fur several years enjoyed nu niicnviabl.- reputation in tins county, and Inis served on our rhnui-gnng. The mi v er was arrested mi l placed in jiil. About 2 a’, m. on Tuesday 21st tbe alarm of fire was raised and the cigar factory of B. F. Macintire & Co., cor ner Monk and Oglethorpe streets, was found to be in flames. The wipd was blowing strongly from tbe northeast, and for a time the prospect of a seri ous conflagration was imminent The rain of the previous day and evening hud soaked the buildings and to this nnd a change of wind during tbe fire, together with the good service of the steHiu lire engine, may be attributed tbe fact that no more serious daiungo was done. The losses nre as follows: Wiley Bugg, two story frame build ing, occupied by B. F. Macintire & Co. on both floors ns cigar shop and factory, no insurance on building— loss, $800. B. F. Macintire & Co.’s insurance on stock nnd fixtures, $1,000, agency J. M. Dexter; $2,100, agency T. O’Connor, jv. A. M. Cohen bad a stock of ready made clothing ou first floor. No insurance, loss unkuowu. Tho adjoining two story frame build ing, owned aud occupied by W. F. Doerfliuger A Co., retail liquors, was destroyed, part of stock being saved; insured for $1,200 in agency of T. O'Connor, Jr. The flames crossed Oglethorgo street and burnt store of F. M. Dart, grocer, no insurance—to tal loss; also building belonging to H. C. Mundy—no insurance. Stock of goods of D. Davis, partially removed and damaged—no insurance. Also burnt the hnilding formerly used us a steam grist mill, occupied by M. A. Wiggins ua a green grocery nnd meat shop. The building on corner Monk and Grant streets, occupied by T. 15. (i,10.11 The Brunswick Harbor. Gen. Wright, Chief Engineer of tbe United States Army, has just com pleted bis annua) report for the fiscal year ending June 30th last. In it tbe following report is made of tbe progress of the work in onr harbor: Tne aggregate length of the jetty is now 2,104 feet, Daring the last fiscal year 16,016 onbio yards of mate rial were dredged ou a line parullel to the jetty, ard about 720 feet last of it. Two cuts Lave been made through the shoal to a low water depth of 16 feet. Tbe cats nre about 4,400 feet long, nnd eaoh one ie from 20 to 25 feet wide. Two other cuts of the same width have been carried partly over the shoal to a depth of only 12 feet. Tbe jetty work stands well, and tbe low water depth of 15 feet, obtained by dredging, have shoaled up iu a few places nuly, reducing tbe depth to 13 aud 14 feet. Since tbe survey of 1879 the upper end of the brand) on whioh tbe town of Bruns wick is located has sho.iled up con siderably, indicating that some works will be needed to aid tbe flow' of wa ter tbrougb the branch. A project for some works nt tho upper end of the branch will be prepared. The amount necessary to c-m pTto the present'project is $13,000, .vliicliis recommended to be appr ■ nuted tit the present session of Congress. Fruuhei iu Is-utuivs. Elder A. \V. Bartlett, of luJiauap- olis, Ind., arrived in our oi'y during the week, iu quest of health, which ho hopes to tiud in cur delightful cli mate. He proposes, should his health permit, to deliver, within a few days, a series of sermous upon the Prophe cies of Daniel nnd Revelation, includ ing tho United States iu the light of prophecy, which plainly brings to view the origin, unturo and destiny of our country and natiou. Among oth- ,er subjects of interest, be will dis- ead as a cigar shop, was badly j course upon the following: “Origin icUiil. His Stork saved. The Nel- ,in-i D-slioy ot Satan,” “.)■■.u \ of I House was Ih imminent danger, : t i, e Wicked'—will it bee:-, a, mi.- I IIih suntn si.U of the east t nd II v scorched uml glass broken.- cry “Saints' It.hel'liani-t, Him Crucified," i. I> image about Ji8l). \\ e congratulate (mtu, baptism, etc. Itnille Noli.-.-. -oil people tint so little damage was 1 The raflle for the dim noml pin will loin- liy Ik tire in the heart of town.— lake place next W-dn—<-lny night at 7 1 I'm* hand force pump uml tiose ot II i.> : George Chandler in his yard saved •• bust siituuce, I'clnok sharp, street. All interested tend. All who have ii will >t ah' lease at-I me line of buildings on Bay street dv d. ! aud proved a good investment to so will please call before tliui date uml I George. We need a good hook and settle for their chances. It C. J. Doekfi.in'of:k. No medicine ever introduced to the Profession nnd Public has given suck universal salifaetiuu or preserved so tunny live as Tekthixa (Teething Powders). Druggists tell us thernp- id increase in its sale is marvellous. dder company—now is the time to raise one. AT Tin; BKICK STOKE. Preth L-urrkUtif, r.i.Win, citron, prune, F'ruit ilutter* of ill kinds, New neoruta to-rupand new buckwheat, Mince meat, dried and booeleaa beef, beef lonnuca. Small pig bains and breakfaat bacon, Xoufchatelle, plna apple and Edam cheese, Fine butters snd At lour srs spscisltles. Cotton foe HohIoii. Thu bti-amsbip Vidette, ot Boston, in now loading at our docks wttu cot ton for the above port. The capacity of tbe Vidette is l,:iuU bales of com pressed cotton. Wo learn that site is under contract with the E. T., V. A G. Railroad to carry, during, Hie win ter, about 35,000 bales, which wilt be brought by the above road from At lanta. This is certainly n tine step to- wnrtl building up ours ns a cotton port, and, we hope and believe, but mi index of wliat the future will de velop.