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and JfopeaJ. I Mf mUMUXD ZVXST . . If ft BOAT MO Rtf I tf G AT BRUNSWICK. GtOROIA. ■m HOHE MATTERS. AY HORNING. DECEMBER 30, 1883. well 1882! si week we will pjive ntt article Kke railroad situation. Had no i for it tbiB week, lidates for police honors are ; iu, ns usual about this sea- Lvery one is sure of success, zlehhrst's new residence, fac jlit square, is rearing its ad high above Us neighbors. ay or Colson beld a regular mati- Flast Wednesday morning at Po- [ Court—the results of the Christ* iris is the last issue of 1882. A py new-yenr to all our patrons friends l May we all live through i is certainly not a dead town, und of hatchet, and saw and the _ fresh paiut indicate life al- v ■ ‘ John Spears will be in his new ‘he'coming week, so look out uis new advertisement in these f* 'i 'ht-ropo walker has been in week, taking off the loose id showing the people the * tricks. .a is progressing on the new lie church. Mr. Wm. Ander- s architect and builder so we n it will be put up as it ought to nother rainy Chcistmas! How ;f ate in view of the number of Jv; tings around town, and •y ■: way fireworks were Hod. :ti \t * ■ \ew-Year masquerade ball P 1 ff at L’arioso Hall next Mon- . t. Gentlemen holding invi- * :an secure tickets at $2.00, ad- _ self and ladies. Vare brought under special o^ to Messrs. Glover & Dunn, S. gnuer and R. L. Weed for to- J remembrance on Christmas, they live long and prosper, ev. H. P. Myers, formerly pastor he Methodist church, of' this city, .fill tb t pulpit of that church to- jrow (Sabbath). His many friends e will greet liim with pleasure, last issue of the Advertiser eal has been highly compli' Thanks for the kiud words, want to continue to get better week. Stand by us and we will. . I. W. Waddel has been called ie pastorate of the Presbyterian ch of this city. For the pest year has filled the position of stated ily. He will now be installed as the closing exercises of Mallon p j|, of St Simons Mills, took place |st‘ iis day. We regret exceed- [ jin inability to be present in L„e to invitation sent us by the |ipnl. pre-seems to be no limit to the of our people for buying is., goods, notwithstanding Lore more people engaged in The older firms say their s cent better than last private source we learn Iflat at Burriugtou ferry, on palia, sank on the 2Gtb inst., puveying over a dozen or red people. The ferryman’s two children, and three otb- I'Nvero drowued. disease seems to have been nipped in its incipienoy, for which let ns be tbankfal. The Board of Health acted wisely in recommending the suspen sion of the schools when they did. Tis said, “There's nothing in a name,” but, female reader, imagine yourself named Mrs. Aattersmasher, and your friend, Mr. Q. sends you the handsomest bonnet in town as a Christmas present, and the blockhead porter takes to the home of Mrs. Smatterbasher, and she, thinking it all right, splurges out in the. said bonnet before the mistake is discov ered. How would you feel on the name question ? A meeting of the Glynn County Ag ricultural Society will take place at 11 iA. m. on next .Wednesday at L’arioso Hall. It is earnestly hoped that a full meeting may be obtained, as business of importance should be transacted. Tb0 election of officers will lake place and the question should also be de cided as to the advisability of holding a fair iu 1883. It will be an interest ing and important meeting, aud ev ery member should be present. Christmas has come and gone, and whilst to many it has proven a bless ing, to others it bus been a day of sadness, owing to the way we spend the day. Instead of a day of thanks giving and praise for a Savior sent, we make it a day for drunkonness and crime. Our exchanges teem with murders and bloodshed by those steeped in liquor. Will we never, as a people, rise above this standard ?— Surely the American people need ref ormation. !■ Dart left this week, for city to lay the memoriul |>ia Legislature, asking np- | for Custom House eta Congress. He goes Moe State in this request, [ly th^ State of Georgia ’ one of its ports special- all expect good results, leased to state that so far I-been no new cases of scar- bce tho last reported. The gw Vandalism. Fun is one thing and destruction of property quite another. We are pained to state that some persons en tirely forgot themselves one night during the Christmas holidays, and not contented to have a little fan, went beyond and mutilated property. Besides exchanging signs of business men (which might have produced a little merriment, provided there bad been any point in the jokes), they proceeded to ruirj others. For. in stance, the sign and store front of Messrs. Holzeudorf Bros, was just literally danbed np with green paint, and the elegant new sign of Messrs. Glover & Dunn, the handsomest and costliest in tbo city, was pierced by- three bullet-boles, each of which flaked off great splinters, thus terrioly defacing the sign. Such vandalism we deprecate, and here nsk the ques tion put to us, where were the police when all this mischief was going on ? We saw enough men with stare on during Christmas to have stopped nil pueb. ChriHtmiiH Tree* Our Baptist Sabbath School had their Christmas tree and Santa Claus on Wednesday night last at Hein’s Hall on Newcastle Blreet. The tree was handsomely decorated with pres ents, which made the eyes of the little folks sparkle with delight. After the opening exercises, these, to the amount of over $G0.00 worth, were distributed to the anxious pupils.— The evening passed off very pleasant ly, indeed, aud.may be scored as a success in every particular. The MHeqaerey Bail. ^ All maskers intending to attend tbe grand masquerade ball at L’arioso on the night of Monday, January 1st, are requested to enter the ball from tbe back door, rs Mr. L. G. Goldsmith, of the committee of invitatioo, will compell all parties to raise their masks before entering tbe dancing ball. All other parties will euter tbe front door. , Max A. Rice, Com. of Invitation. '-'eirved Right. Last Monday niq,bt, $»» - lot of boys vein enjoying a bonfire and fire works in front of the residence- of Hon. J. E. Dart, a young colored man came np and dared tbe boys to treat him as they had others,, by fir ing roman candles after him. This was mors than their young boy na tures could stand, so they lit their caudles and began firing on him. He immediately pulled out a pistol, cocked it, and pointing it in tbe di rection of the boys, was in the act of firing, when Mr. Dart reached tbe scene, and planted a blow with^his fist upon the fellow's ear that stretched him fall length upon tbe ground, and throwing bis pistol ten feet away. The boys, taking advantage of (he situation, just peppered him with their roman oundles. The grand ju ry will, do doubt, investigate the mat ter and inquire from whence came that little pistol. Halt Sheet Thin Week. We give this week only n homeo pathic dose of news. We do this to give “the boys” a little Christmas, and also to clear up the office of “pi” and other “dead matter,” preparato ry to another year's work. Excuse us, then, for this week, aud kibk out for a good paper next issue. ST. SIMONS ITEMS. St. SIMONS HOSPITAL FOB SICE AND DISABLED SEAMEN, ST. SIMONS MILLS, GEORGIA trTh» wants of foreign vimli»ipedalty. B. J. MASSEY. M. D„ M.ntger. Young Men 1 . ChriMtinn Aenoaiution As to-morrow is the lust Sabbath in the year, it is earnestly requested that every member of. the above asso ciation will be present at the regulsr prayer meeting at 9 a. m. on that day, at the Methodist church. All young men have a cordial invitation to be present. Toe Secretary. Martel!, Henan j and other brand* of Coguac; al so, beat bran da of Bye and otbi .* whiskeys, for me' dicinal and other, purpose*; also, flue, imported wince, can be found at GEORGE CHANDLER'S, on Bay a tree t. , Je3-ly The only drunken man on the Is- land during Christmas week was a negro who had been in Brunswick for several days on a “lark” and patne to St. Simons to get sober. The Portuguese bark now loading at this point carries, as a sample, some fifty cypress ties from Satilla to Opor to, Spain. If they prove satisfactory, quite a long Portuguese railroad will use them in preference to other woods. Tho .festivities of Cbristuyis have, this season, been unusually pleasant and interesting. Tbe young people have enjoyed one round of pleasure after another. On Saturday night (Christmas eve) quite a rccheiche af fair was had at the residence of Capt. James Po&tell in honor of the anoL versnry of the birthday of Mr. James D. Gould. On Monday mprniDg at 11 o'clock old Santa Claus emptied a stocking large enough to fit “tbe old man of tho mouotuin” full of presents for tho children of tbe Union Church Sabbath School. Besides singing and other usual exercises, the occasion was enlivened by recitations and readings by both teachers and schol ars. At night, although tbo parents, friends and children went through a drenching storm, a large concourse assembled at the hair of tbe Mallon School to witness the exercises of thutyoung but prosperous institution. The performances were highly credit able to both teacher and children.— Tbrongb his agent, Santa Claus had fitted up, iu good taste, a Christmas tree laden with presents for tbe chil dren of the school, which nil enjoyed very much. After tbe exertises there were grand pyrotechnic displays at Retreat, the estate of Captain King, and tbe residences of Mrs. Gowen, Mrs. John McCullough and others, at St. Simons Mills, witnessed by quite aff assembly of frieDds. Since then dancing, ridiug, singing, recitations, hunting, lawn teunia, etc., have been tbe order of the day. As far as heard from", no preceding Christmas -for many years bus been so universally observed and enjoyed by our good people. There has been not an in stance of rowdyism during the whole week. The day was observed more in accordance of our views of a Christ mas day than any we ever before wit nessed. May we Save many happy returns of this occasion. FORSALE. A HOUSE AND LOT IN EXCELLENT LOCATION Apply to. decZMf. J. 8. BURNS. Itcud TVIiat Gen. G. T. (Tice) Anderson Hays. Messru. Hutchinxon tf; liro.:—Gen tlemen—I have been a great sufferer from neuralgia—the attacks lasting for days. I had tried every known remedy without being relieved. In my last attack I tried your "Neural- giue,” aud in n short time was per fectly cured. It is a consolation to know that I have at last a remedy that controls this painful disease, and I cau cheerfully recommend it to all who suffer ns I do. G. T. Anderson, Chief of Police. Atlanta, April 18, 1879. Hutchinson ti Bro., Proprietors, At lanta. Sold by all druggists. dec-3ui Shipping Intelligence. Bath, Ga., July 7, 1881. Mr. Samuel Shepard, Augusta, Ga.: Dear Sir—Not until recently did I think there was any virtue in your H. H.-P. Ten days ago I visited my plantation in Burke, and carried my two little hoys. All of us were at tacked with chills ami fever, and after failing to check them with calomel ami quinine, H. H. P. and quiniue accomplished the desired result. I never intend to be without it os a medicine for my family. Please send me a bottle by bearer. Yours truly, P. H. Wood. BRUNSWICK MARKET OFFICE ADVERTISER AND APPEAL. I Brunswick, Ga., Dec. 30, 1882. { Below we quote prices current for to-<lay: COTTON.. Good Middling..... ,...10 Middling Low Middling *. Good Ordinary .8** Ordinary..... RICE. Broken Common .....4*^5 **** Hough country NAVAL STORES. Botin—0 $1.40, D $1.40; X $1.40;F $1.4.1,0 $110; H $! 63; L tl 80; K $2 $0; U $3 33; X $3 $0; win dow gltu $400 Shuts Tonrxsrixx—Oils and wbi.keyi, 47c; regulars, 48c. SUPPLIES. Bacon—Clear rib aides. non.; abolldMs, llUc bam., 18!fe;dry snltea clear rib side. none, Iona char, »>ic;,boulder, .carce and nominal. Ftovn—SuperUn., $4 OOR$4 $0; extra, $3 00ft $6 S31 SunU-. $6 75*6 00; fancy. $0 00@$« 73 choice patent, $7 75@S 00; baker.’ $7 00. 0*Aa-Corn—n*w. 75c. Oats. We.tern etc; bran, St 10. Hat—Northern, $1.00; Eutern Timothy. $1,15 Wetum Timothy, $1.16. Laud—In tierce., 12;e kegs and tub. 12.Me. Hiou, Wool, Etc.—Hide., dry flint, 14c; Mlted 13c. Wool—Unwashed, free ol bum. In twle*. prime, 36c; in bags, prim*. 34c; .lightly burry lSfttec; very burry, IOfft-13. Wax 3tc; deer .kina, II bit 35, ulted 30; beaver akin., ttc; otter .Una, 33c @$4 00. ARRIVALS. I Deo 34—So Three Slater., Simpaon, Cooanw, Deo 2.1-80 Prlacilla Scribner, Furmon, Savannah. Deo 33—Sc Jobn 8 Ingraham. Drlnkwater, N. Y. Deo 23—Sc Florence Leland, Adama, Beltut. Deo 33—Dr bg St. rrancia, Uajnon, Portland. Deo 33—So A D Knight, Drlnkwater, Haw York. Deo 27 -So Nettle Champion. Shaw, Fernandlna. Dec 37—Sc D D Haakoll, Haakell, BaUhal. • Dec 38—40 Alice Areber, Fletchor, Bub. Dec 38—8c Ctirtie Akarly,——New York. Deo 28—So A F Crook.tt. ——New York. DEPABTURES. Deo 23—So Carrie Strong, New York. Deo 23—So Nellie 8tarr, Soul., New London. Deo 22—Bk 3 B Rebel, Sawyer, Matonzas. Deo 28—Br bk Lolua, McDonald, Bueuna Ayres. Deo 27—So Mary Lord, Smith, Myatto. Deo 27—So J Nlckureon, Fan, San Domingo. Deo 29—So Ida Laurence, Young. Montevideo. New Advertisements. CITATION FOR PI8MIS8I0H, ST ATX OP QflOBOIA—Oltk* Cochtt. * OnDiWAnT'a Orncx. Where.., Joaeph W. Bob.it • aud Waller W. Wat kins, executor, of tbe will of Joseph Roberta, have •Inly flled la this offlee their petition, preying for dismission u executor, u aforesaid, and that th. usual citation do Ians, thia la, therefore, to cite .11 persona Intereeted to show caime. If eny they can, why uld eaecntora should not ho dismissed on tbo ■■ ' In April, 1883. r my bfflcUl signature, this December EDOAB C, P. DART, Ordinary. 37 tb, 1883. Janl-3m ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. By virtue of an order from tbo Court of Ordinary ol Ulynn ruuoly, will be sold, on tbs amt Tuaaday in February, US3, at the Oonrt House door, la said county, between tb. legal hnnra of sale, those two oertaln Islands In raid .' n. t> kuown as Jointer’s Island (numb-r of »■ re* uokii 'wo) about lour mite, and a half tn.Au tbv c.iy ... orm.awlck. with a dwell ing home and oat-houaes, sold u tbe pmputy of R. F. Williams, lata of laid county, deceased, for tb. benefit of heirs and creditors. ■ W. W. WATKINS, Administrator estate of B, p. Williams. Dao.32tb.18S2, ' t Application for Leave to Sell. Application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Glynn county, at tb* February •arm, 1883, of aalcl Court, for Have to tell the land* belonging to tb* estate of Mrs. Sarah A. Williams, late o| raid conn* ty, deoeased, for tbe .benefit of beirs and creditors ^Dwemburtwir, 1882. W. ft. WaTKINR, Administrator Eat. Mrs. Saran A. Williams. BRIN’D MASQUERADE BILL, . TO BE GIVEN AT L’ARIOSO HALL, MONDAY EVE., JAN. 1,1883. 'All persons receiving Invitations win be welcome. Ticket* on «al* st Glover & Dnun’it. . N. B — Faqcy and comic suits ran be rented tor this oe-waion at reasonable rate*. MAX A. RICE, Committee on Invitation*.