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T. G. STACY & SON, PUBLISHERS, . Published Dally and Weekly iC* • BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, “THE CI*f BY THE 8BA." , T. G. 8TACT * SON, Editor*«ml Proprietor!. Subscription Kates: Daily.-by mail, or delivered by carrier* within the city, $4 perunnum; Weef- y*$2 per annum. ' .■■ T: ■ - Advertising Hate* extremely reasonable, and made known on application. Advertisements for which no definite contract s made will be published until ordered out, hud payment exacted accordingly. Official Organ of City and County. LOCAL NEWS AND GOSSIP. The Supreme "Bench, have gone to St. Simons to-day for a maroon. They arc having a “great, hig time.’’ That candy Elliot has just got in is the finest.. The senior had a very pleasant drive around town this morning with Mr. McKolIar of the Oglethorpe stables. They keep fine stock and nice vehicles, and plenty of them. Fob Rent.—The store on Bay st., 30x90, in Scarlett block, now occu pied by me. N. B. Haubison Mr. E. R. Mitchell is happy to day, for his baby boy, Grove P., is in the city. The girls will please under stand that said baby is a full grown man, with beard on his face, Call and get a one pound box of Maillard’s “Par Excellence” French Candy at Elliott’s. The Beach Hotel is being pushed for«a11 it is worth. Forty carpenters, masons and laborers together with a dozen wagons are at work from “ear ly morn till dewy eve,” pushing the work. The idea is to open same^n church, last Sabbath, a pair of gold, spectacles. The finder will please leave same at lilt* Ao vektisek-Ai*- peal office. J. M. Madden. The St. Simons Lumber Company yesterday purchoused of Mr John II. McCullough, the steam tug iris tor $10,000. The Company needed a larger boat tor their business. The little Hamilton being unable to keep up with the work. Just received a fresli supply of Maillard’s Candy at Elliots. Sheriff Berrie, is back from his trip to Millcdgevillo, Ga., and reports everything nice and pleasant up there, but told the people of that city that if they would find the “garden spot,’’just come to Brunswick. Many of them will be down this spring. Foil Sale: In upper portion of the city, a two-story house with 0 rooms, also one with four rooms. Old Town Bay lot No. 37 with improvement. Apply to J. J. Spears. \ The Steamer Egmont is being over hauled and put in fine order for the Spring travel to St. Simons beach. The company will soon have to put on a much larger boat, that is, if travel to the sea-shore continues to increase and as yet no one has even suggested that it might not. Dous fob Sale: The Jckyl Island Club having no further use for its pack of Deer Hounds will dispose of same aff reasonable prices, lw. R. L. Ogden, Supt. Mr. Geo. Hodges, is back from a trip to his old home, Quitman. He reports everybody in that section en thusiastic over the watcr-melou pros- Oglethorpe tt , Thirty-eight'temvijU yesterday, and the cry is still tpycqme. , 2 'A party of hunterfflfom the Hotel. \jent to Cumberland' to day. They] were cliaprohefl by^ijessrs. das. S. Wright and Jaa. T.Dcnt, home tal- ! ent, and both gpod&iintei's. * j The new Hotel fra ter tank is noV supplied witkf water, and the foun-' .tain on the Jhest&idc of the house is being finished up. Th,e fountain it self is already ipV'and sends up. a. beautiful spray. The basin, howev* er, is not yet complete. Manager .Crittenden had to put in fifteen cots'TlIesaay night to accom modate hi# guests. Last night oth ers came and had to go elsewhere to get a place td sleep. More room is already needed. Guests now at the Hotel who came for only a few days, have staid al ready over a week—some two weeks, and even now have no idea when they will get away. The universal ver dict expressed is: “Everything so comfortable. * . *U ELLIOT’S S1AMURD PRICES Not Reduced, and New Goods. Wood and willow, tin and glass ware, at the lowest possible prices. Gordon & Ditworth deserves, Jel lies and Jams in glasswbuckots, $1, $1.25 and $1.50; in self-sealingglass jars, 25c, 50c, 90c and $1. 3-lb peaches, two caps for 50c. 3-lb apples, two cans tor 25c. 2-lb peas and corn, two cans for 25c. Genuine French peas, 3 cans for$l. AU these goods.arc standard, full The above.day will be celebrated in grand style at the Sub-Tropical Exposition at Jacksonville, Fla., on March 13, 1S88. The B. & W. U. R. in view of this will place on sale round trip excursion tickets to the shove |..i::t $5.80, good t{> go March 12, 1888, returning on or lie fore March 3L, 1888. J. A. McDuffie, G. P. A. -TS IDAY, MA wkH 9. 1888. ESTABLISHED 187-5. Monarch. You are Invited. The Baptist ladies will serve a va riety supper at L’arioso Hall next Wednesday evenitag, March 1-1. Gen tleincn willing to contribute to i worthy enuio, pro cordially invited to get thlirjsuppers at L’arioso Hall that evening. Supper will be served any time alter half past six o’clock. Meat slipper, including eolfee or tea, 25e. ’ lee ereaii and cake 25e. Oysters and coffee or toff, 25e. Sandwich and coffee or tea, 10c. Lemonade 5c Admission at door, 5c. 1 Exports. John Colville cleared March 3 bk. Alvin, for liaise Terre, with 158,665 feet of lumbeA valued at $2,081, and 82,850 shinglcf, valued at $395. Cook Bros, i Co. cleared March 3, bark Aubepim, for London, with 487,094 feet of teals, valued at $6,332. Stillwell, Pikt ACo. cleared March 6, steamship B&navista, for Aspin- wali, yvith 513,51$ feet of lumber, val ued at $6,419, \ .1. S. Thomas cleared March 7th bark Izvor. liaiyelona, 2,400 bales cotton, valued atfel 10,358. Syrup W Figs poets. Every farmer in reach of the; Is Natures own trie laxative. It is railroad is putting in from 10 to 35 acres in melons. The Southwest Ga.‘ melon has gained a big reputation iu the North and Northwest, and always commands fair prices. Fob Sale: Building and lot, on Bay street, store below and residence above. Investment now paying 24 )icr cent per annum. Apply to 1 in. DaVid Davis, Bay St. the most easily taken, ami the most effective remedy known to cleanse the system when billions or costive; to dispel headaches, colds and fevers; 1 to cure habitual constipation, indi gestion, piles, etc. Manufactured on ly by the California'jFig Syrup Com pany, San Francisco,! Cal. For. sale by Lloyd <fc Adams.'* y ljjj88..—Emperor past eight this ipciated Press, the same subject - for' publication like the, rest of his land he is bowed ij-s:ul news: arid eUeacA float, , . nbrine, “ m* the first, MB. irtcl knee, n.-inghand flonl’uow to thee, at her]and.” Itioii'.s heart so throb ^graafny: her own ? ~ "jhoneet-Teuton blood An honest debt i il-own f * It is because Germania Snows That when her monarch dies, * Tile star of I’nys-ia gootli down To shine on oilier .-!,ie . C. II. The Baptist Convention. The State (' hi the Bap tisfc church will meet in this city on the 19th of April, ana it will liecorae the duty of our people to entertain them, and we doubfrjiot they will do it. in good shape. O.ttrs are a hospit able people,’ whose hearts and homes are always open to those’ who thus come among us. We make the following extracts from-the notice of the meeting and of Brunswick by the editor of the Index: This will bo a delightful occasion for all Baptists to visit, Brunswick, and’there is ho more delightful place to visit than Brunsffick. It is.fast coining to the front as a pleasure re sort, ! , The Oglethorpe hotel was opened ip January, and its’-fame as a first- -Alow. gone abroad.’ It is ho exaggeration to say that there is no better hotel south of Washington, D. C. Brunswick is a city of between sev en and eight thousand inhabitants, and lias grown more rapidly in the last tl years than any city in the State *>/’ Georgia. It is situated right in sight of the sea; and has the finest harbor on the coast south of Norfolk. Numerous islands of interest lie in ■close proximity. Among these are St. Simons, destined to be the “Coney Island” of Georgia, and the beautiful Cumberland Island. One of the most interesting islands is Jckyl Is land, recently purchased by Vander bilt and a number of Eastern capital ists. They have already made ele gant improvements, and are building cottages and stocking the island with game and wild animals of various kinds. A pleasant feature about Bruns wick is the beautiful drives around and through the city. The livery is excellent, and furnished at very low rates. Brunswick the “City by the Sea” might appropriately be called, the “City of Beautiful Oaks,” for nowhere are they so numerous, so large and so'beautiful. A most enjoyable time is promised all who go to the Convention. Let everybody who can, go nnd take with them their riding habits and bathing suits, for it will not he too early to go in surf-bathing. One of the best cows in Georgia is owned by John Clark, of Crawford county. The animal will not weigh much, if any, more than 200 pounds, and her milk udder is a perfect sight. She gave more than four gallons of milk at one milking before she had her first calf. Tried for Riot. Ini Clinch Superior Court this week a well-to-do citizen, bis two little sons and two pretty daughters, were: tried for riot. ' The jdry 4 fined the father guilty. and released the child ren, and the father was found $75.00* and costs, or nine months on the chajtt* gang, the Judge prefacing bis sen tence with a neat lecture on the ad visability of that father teaching his children more usetul and elvating employment than going to a’ neigh bor’s house and raising- a distur bance. A Happy Town. The town oLBeUevicw, III., is en tirely free of dogs. Since the terrific nitro-glycerine explosion there a few days ago, not a canine has been seen pa the streets. At the first “report every one started »> i a dead run for the woods, and not one has returned yet. V. Reducing Stock. M. M. Bingham having bought out the entire stock of goods of the Rail way Co-0 pern tivo.Store will sell for .the next few days: Cross & Bltiekwell’s Jams, * 20c. each. ^ * Preserve Peaches in Jars, 40c. each. Two—two-pound Apricots for 46c., One two pound Orange-Quinces for 35c. All other shelf goods at reduced prices. General Crockery at Now York cost At. M. Bingham. Lightning Rods. I take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Brunswick and vicin ity that I hrave a stock of Lightning tbotjL^o^pot and dtal- nisli ami pot up it* tTie lowest possi ble prices, and on the most accom modating terms, copper rods from 15c. to 20c. per foot. Galvanized rods from 12e. to 16c. per foot. Parties wishing rods will do well to see me before contracting else where. All work thoroughly guar anteed. Respectfully, M. A. Baked, Jb. ' Legal Advertisements. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE*. B Y virtu© of an order from the Court of Ordi nary at Glynn County, Ga n will be sold on the Ant Tuesday in April 1888 at the Court HouAp- door in told county, between the legal sale hours that trtet of laud belonging to the estate of M. T. Prince, whereon is u store house occupied by the saul M. T. Prince at the time of his death, situate, lying'and being nt Sterling, on the north side of the public road in the county and State aforesaid, containing 00x00 feet. Term* cash. MAX ULLMAN, Administrator of M. T. Prince. March 1, 1SS8. DISSOLUTION OF I’ARTNER- 8HI1*. rrMlE will lie contlnned by the rMlectailblllsnwlpnyaU debt*. AH order, W1 nt the store of II.T*. Dunn ‘ ling and decorating of all nt attention. SAMUEL WALSH. . Notice to Debtors and Creditor®. A LL persons having demands ugafnst tli tnte of John Strickland, late or Glynn o tv, Georgia, deceased, are hereby notified to afnst thee*- coun- ren- tato FWfcuarv 28U, 1888. __ . . WILLIAM H. WHALEY, Administrator, lly his Attorneys at Law, Syromes & Johnson. febM-mfcr _ RECEIPTS. Receipts of naval stores for the week ending March 9—Spirits turpentine 104 casks; rosin 4,820 barrels. Cotton 1,082 Imles. Shipping Intelligence. A Lee county sportsman, after spending the whole day in the woods, returned home with a wounded dog, a jaybird and a jack rabbit. His wife hasn’t got through with him yet ' * That Rarest of Combinations. Lighter; never used—two inch sides .Just Received—A cargo of fresh.' and bottom—one inch sheathing, unslacked lime, and for sale by Enquire of R, L. Ogden, • Ed. Bkaggixs. j lw. Supt. Jckyl Island. True delicacy of flavor with true efficacy of action has be‘* , i attained in tile famoils Californit ,iquid fruit . _ remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant Lighter For $AUs: One 16x50 tastu anti beneficial effects have ren* FOR TIIE WEEK ENDING MARCH l>, ARRIVED. March 8—Brig II. Dillon. Leighton, Port Royal. *• 3—Jik/rios, Jncobson, Satanuah. 8—88. Tiverton, Whi unead, Phlla. “ 7—8ph. Three Sisters, .Simpson, i'hila. SAILED. H 8—8ch. Hurry Prescott, Turner. New II. “ 3—Bk. Cohnnim, Tenlicn, Snain. “ 5—Bk. Aubcrpine, Menon, Lmdon. “ 0— Brig Alice, Stewart, (fiimieloupc. ** 9—Sell. John I*. Ticnt, McClure, New II. “ 9—8ch. EtUth It. Seward. Ti avers, BaU’r. SHERIFF'S SALES'. GEORGIA—Glynn County. TTT- ILL Ik) sold before tho Court Hourfo door iir v v the city of Brunswick. Glynn county, Ga„ on the drat Tuesday* In April 1888, between tho usual hours of sule, the following described prop- —‘v, to-wit: ew Town lot Xo. 894, and the improvements thereon, bounded ou the north by lot 895, south by l9t 893, west by A street, nnd east by an alley. Levied on as tho property of Leopold Hines, to satisfy a tax ft fa issued by If. J. Read, tax col lector of said county, for taxes duo thoatate ami county for the year 1887. Amount of tax $3,43. Levy made and returned to mejby L. J. Leavv, mi stable 29th Dlst. G. M. MarclrS, 1888. GEORGia—Glynn County# ILL be sold before the Court ’Ifouso door lor Tv the dty of Brunswick. Glynn county Ga., luring the legal hours of sale, on the first Tncs- lay in ,-April 1888 the following described prop- NcwTown Lot Xo. 090, bounded burth by Now Tqwp Ix>t No 601, east by.B. street extension of' Keyholds, south by Now Town Lot No. 059, and iSt by au alley. Levied on os,th^property or Amount of tax $22.47. Cost Levy made and returned to me by L. J. Leavy. G EORGI A—Glynn Count y. ^7"ILL be sold before the Court House door in IT the city of Brunswick. Glynn County. Ga., during the legal hours of sale, on the first Tues. dav in April 1888, the following described prop, "-♦•’♦is-wit: Town Lot No. 293. bounded north by lot miutliby Mansfield street, west by Ellis st., nnd east by Hillsboro Square. Levied on as tho property of Mike Minelmn to’satlsfy a tax fl fa Issued by II. J. Read, tax collector of said coun ty for taxes due the .State and county for the year 1887. Amount of tax $.*R.89. Cost . Levy inode and returned to mo by L. J, Leavv. AN ORDINANCE To prohibit the running at large of cattle upon the streets of the city of Brunswick at night, and to pre scribe a penalty therefor. Suction 1st. Be It ordained by the Mayor and Council of thocityof Brunswick, in Council ns- sembleil, ami it is hereby so ordained that from and after the passage <>i this Ordinance it shall not be lawful tor any cow, calf, bull orox to be nt large at night upon any ot the streets or squares within the limits of the city of Bruns wick, and it is hereby made the duty of any of- fleer of said city who shall find any such cattle at large within said limits to. Impound said cow. calf, bull or ox so found at large in the city noiind; after which it shall lie the duty of the Marshal to notify atone© nnd in writing the own er thereof, if lobe found, of »uch impounding, and such owner may thereupon redeem tho same ii|sm the payment of one dollar per head for each cow', enty, bull or ox so impounded, and the same u|»on tlu> payment [of such fee or penalty shall then In; released from said pound. >uo. 2d. Be it in like manner further ordained, and It is hereby, that if any such cow, calf, bull or ox, having beetrso impounded as authorized by preceding section, shull remain in said pound unclaimed by its owner for a period of twenty- four hours, after having been so impounded as aforesaid, then it shall lie the duty' of the Mar shal of said city to advertise the cattle so im> pounded as for sale, by written advertisement posted a*, three of the most public places in said city, describing plainly the property to lie sold, which adverttscinent shall lie made not lees than three days prior to the date of making such sale, and, if upon the day fixed by him said cow; calf, bull orox shall remain unredeemed, said Mar shal shall then sell the same at public outcry within the hours nnd at the place provided by law for the making of Marshal sales in said city; and from the proceeds of said sale he shall pay all costs nnd charges for said impounding and the keeping of said cattle, and the remainder, if uny, shall lie paid to to the ow ner of tl* cattle, if known, and ff not known, shall he deposited In tne city treasury , , . . . , Sec. 3*1. be it further, and It is in like manner dered it immensely popular. It I ordained thatallerdinaucesor parts or ^artsrif cleanses the system, cures costive ness, etc. For sale by Lloyd <fc Adams. ! ordinances in conflict with this ordinance! the same are are hereby repealed. Passed in Council Feb. 29.1888. Attest: D. T. Dunn, Mayor. E. A. Nelson, Clerk of Council. GEORG I A—G lynn County. W ILL bo sold before tho Court house door in Brunsw’ick, Ga., during tho legal hours of sale on the lUst Tuesday in April next, Four Hundred acres of pine lands more or less, situa ted, lying nnd being in tho 27th district, G. M. of said county. Bounded north by Oollego tract, opt by lands of F. J). Scarlett, west by Ellis 5 land, and South by Sntilla Swamp. 8oln under and by virtue of a tax t! fa issued by H. J. Read, tax co'lcctor of Glynn county, against Mrs. Hen* nle Lightscy for taxes duo the State of Gcoro and Glynn county for tho year 1887. Taxes $3.1 Cost . Levy made and returned to mo Leighton Drury, constable 27th district,G. M. n W. II. BERltlE, Sheriff G. G. Ga. March 1,1888. GEORgia-Glynn County. * W ILL be sold before the Court House door, in the city of Brunsw ick, Glynn county Ga., during tho legal hou— day m April, 1888, the first ^L’ues- the following described wnj a|nu. i property to-wit: Town Commons lot No. Ill, between Johnson and Bartow streets, in the city of Brunswick# State and county aforesaid. iZovied on as the property of York Hunter to satisfy a tax fl fa issued by H. J. Read, tax collector of said county, for the year 1887. Amount of tax $43. Cost——.. Levy made and returned to me by L. J. Leavy, Constable 29th Hist. G. M. W. II. BERRIE, Sheriff G. C. Ga. March 9,1888. No Mote Eye Glasses! Mitchell’s! Eye-Salve, A Certain, Safe nml Effective Rented, tor Sore, Teat ail Mart lies, PMDCCIXQ EONfi-SlimVlDKIM, AND •Rbstou.mi sight ot> tbk Old • cubes tear drops, okamglation,' tnnt TUMORS, HKD FYKS, MATTED Bit LASHES, ETC AND ^OOVClS^VKKnK^ rAX p Al.o, e#«l!J .merlon, who. a.ed In otkrr ml. •die., nek II Ul.en, Filer Bom, Tumora, Silt exiiti, Mill HELL'S SALVE ntar be Med to id. riitif.. Sold bj ill Draniiti it St rent,. To Rent.—Two rooms over J)Iiner's Bank, pleasantly located. Apply to. J.M. Madden. 1 '