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T. G. STACY & SON, PUBLISHERS. BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. FRIDJBr, NOVEMBER 16, 1888. ESTABLISHED 1876 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. CALLED MEETING. Brunswick, Ga., Nov. 15,1888. Council met. Present, His Honor, D. T. Dunn, Mayor, and members of Council Madden, Penniman, Bost- wick, Berrie, Atkinson and Cook. Absent, Crovatt and Fulton. Motion to expunge from the min utes of November 13th, the resolu tion relating to the adoption of a permanent wharf line. Prevailed. The Committee appointed to con fer with Licutcntant Carter was in structed to return to Savannah with Mr. Howe, of the B. & W. Railroad, and again confer with Lieutenant Carter in the matter of establishing a permanent wharf line, and make a complete report of. same to Council. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. “Yopr Committee to whom w'as re ferred the. petition of W. A. Jeter and • others, relating to the granting of a certain tract of land and exemp tion-of taxes for a term of years, to a cotton factory enterprise, bc^leavc to report as follows: We recommend that the city of Brunswick purchase from the Fulton Land 'Company at the figure of $200 per acre, thirty acres of land and do nate twenty acres of it to the Gotten Factory Company, and release them ;!• from municipal taxation for the term of ten years, with the proviso that the same shall be used for cotton or woolen manufacturing ' <' purposes, and that when the said \ factory or factories cease from being used as such, cither from failure of • ' the company financially, or the des- - V traction of the property by (ire or [ otherwise, then: after a reasonable tMo "&gfant'ert~them--ter -febkild, and upon failure lo do so, the said property of twenty acres shall revert to the city.’ J. M. Madden, Ch’m. J. E. [duBignon, S. C. Littlefield, , .1. It. Bostwick, W. L. Fulton. * * Committee. The report was received and adopted. Council then adjourned. E. A. Nelson, Clerk of Council. Dr. Madden Interviewed—He says He is Not Inconsistent. “Good morning, Dr., we sec your Opponents have taken a new hitch on you this morning.” “Yes,” said the Doctor, “the whole fight hinges on me; but what is the new hitch.” , — “Well, they say you are inconsis- tant; that some time ago, before you were a candidate for re-election that you fought the Compress Company on their exemption from taxation, but that now you are perfectly will ing to grant almost anything; that you have even espoused the cause of the cotton factory, and are willing to give all they ask, and exempt them for ten years. “Mr. Editor,” said the Doctor, “that is all true and if you will listen to moUne moment I will explain my po sition, and you or any other sane man will see that I am correct. To begin with I am opposed to this exemption business, altogether; it is contrary to the spirit of the constitution as well as the letter, but if we do in dulge in any of it, I am in favor of doing that Which will best serve the greatest number of people. “I?ow listen. I am opposed to any exemption that takes money out- of the pockets of the many for the ben- fit of the few. When we exempt all must be benclittcd. “The Compress Company will run only a few months out of the year, and employ but a few hands. The cotton and woolen mills will employ frem 200 to 1,000 operatives from January to January. They will be located right here in the city, and every dollar paid out to them will come back to us all—to the mer- cli The Loudon police found a clew to the id© Whitechapel murderer of high time they weredoin; and it may be they aro- to allay public impntii victims in a little Over a ribly mutilated, is a te for a murderer to mak viction of incompetency who are paid to protect citizens. It must be however, that the Lon' bor under peculiar dit madman who is guilty with singular cunning, the surroundings und der is safest. have of the o. It is ething, {trying Nino (ill hor- f record a con- be men lives of fledged tlice la- Tho [crimes, Iclcctcd ph mur GREAT SALE ! * On Tuesday,•* November 26th. A BARGAIN DAY! For men only. We ' laundried shirt in the i J. J. Lis be best $1.00 Co. This goods Whatever the political j of the next congress will be no independent iij member is either an crat or Republican. Go dependent congressman j fellow who plays for the : regardless of principle. Iplexion ; there Every i Demo- The in- sually a ichance The solid South has tion. The ’possum sea began, and there are db of us that the cold and i can never know. consoia- 5has just Sts ahead jc North On that day we will sell the best bargains that we over placed before our customers, which we will sell at the following prices ’till cjosed out: 30 pieces heavy Canton Flannel at 7$c., worth 10c. * .-i, r 20 pieces heavy Canton Flannel at 81c., worth 12c. 2 cases of ladies very fine Sferina Underwear at 40c., worth 65c. 1 case of ladies very fine camel’s hair underwear at 60c. Thi sold readily last season at $1.. 1 case 54 incli dr ‘ss llanncls at 60c., worth 75c. 10 pieces nil woof cashmere in all colors at 60c., worth 65c. * 1 case of 36 inch Henrietta, in all colors at 25c., worth 35c. 30 cases Matlasscc Newmarkets at $6.50, worth $10. 30 pieces of wide plush at 65c., worth $1. , 5. 15 pieces of our famous H. B. Marqucritc cloth in colors. This is the- finest lot of this beautiful goods wo have ever placed on sale, .and it is suf ficient to say they equal in every way the wonderful black goods that wo have sold for the past five years. 3Q^rolls of Ingrain Carpets, lower than ever. We have an immense stock of ladies and gents shoes, rubbers,* cloaks, shawls and skirts at popular prices. Clothing, Clothing. He Won a Wife on the Election Trom the Pittsburg Press. “Where’s the marriage license office ?” He was a neatly dressed young man and was fairly beaming with happiness. The question was di rected to a group of lawyers stand ing on the front steps of the new courthouse bright and .early this morning. The way to Register Con nor’s stronghold was pointed out, and as the youth was winding up his profuse thanks one of the lawyers said: “You seem happy this morn* ing. Did the election strike you correctly ?” “You bet it did. If the election hadn’t gone as it did I wouldn’t be here this morning.” “How’s that ?” “Well, I don’t mitt- 1 Mllng you. You sec, there >■ « mother fellow in love with the I’m going to marry, and she didn’t know herself which of us she liked best. We both asked her to marry us, and, to get out of the snap, she said that if War- rison was elected she would be mine. If Cleveland won the other fellow was to get her. I tell you I felt shaky last night, but I’m all right now, and I’m going to get that license out before they get a chance to count us out in some of thedoubtfulStatcs.” There is n cooking depJ nccted with the girl’s hi, Washington. The gflg chapt#, *i, n .wm- tbat 8ch ° o1 churches, the- pewspapers, and, in Tnl fact, everybody. Then again, the location selected is very near the town commons property, and will en- “Some of the brightesf the country are published gia,” remarked Colonel New York, in a hotel jl the other night. The| level-headed man. papers m Geor- vson of Cltl Our stock of clothing is immense. Every day during this month will be a hummer. Wc never had a finer assortment of dress suits. Como and see them, you will bo delighted with the* styles, you will be pleased with thq prices. ,* PLUSHES, VELVETS, BRAIDS, ETC. Duel aent Con- Bchool in i gradu- some- Plushcs in all colors at 65c., worth $1. Velvets in all colors At 40c., worth G0c., kid gloves in all colors at 50c., worth 75c. The newest styles of dress trimming, tinsel braid, cords, Hercules braid, etc., etc.' * 4j bleach shitting at 7c„ worth 10c., 44 unbleached at 6c, wfirtff 8^<?. It will be a very cold day that any store in Brunswick^can come down, to J. Michelson’s prices and J. Michelson’s qualities.’* DON’T FORGET OUR GRAND DRAWING. Where is Hays? Nobody has heard of him in all the clash and clangor of this campaign. His gen- hance th’at very materially in value, tie chick, chick, has no doubt con- No, Mr. Editor, I am willing to stand I tinned to charm his favorite hens, on my record as an Alderman. The ro want ovary one to nmlcrrtand vliat wo give i January 1(1, ItMO. Don't stop tu our. Como mol try your luck. 3 to oil, SO VO will glvo to cl ouiiti'Ilr.K tlio ' you will itotgotfDiolui.-ky Don’t forget the GREAT BARGAIN DAY, TUESDAY, NOV. 20th., at. the Emporium of JL JACOB MICHELSON, people understand fully that I have been guarding their interest, that 1 have striven to know fully where every dollar of their money went to. Yes, I am willing to staud on the record. It is amusing to see what turns some folks are taking to defeat me.” Low prices. Our low prices docs the business, so gentlemen when you want clothing and underware, come see us. J. J. Lissner it Co. Monroe Advertiser: On Saturday there were shown some specimens, by Mr. J. W. D. Eclclcs, of mineral ores, containing some beautiful gold It was brought from tlic Hales place, on the Appalachee river. The vein is from four to six feet below the surface, and is from eighteen to twenty four inches wide, running northeast and soutwest, crossing the river just above the railroad bridge, then runs southwest to Britton Smith’^ old homestead, and shows some signs of gold about a mile fur ther on to Mr. Palmer’s. There is about 212 acres of laiid in the Hales place. The extent of the vein is nearly three-fourths of a mile on this place. There are strong indications of other veins, not yet discovered. Some silver has been discovered in the same vein. • The place is seven miles above Monroe—about one mile of Tanner’s store. Several experts have examined this ore and pro nounce it to be gold. Syrup of J£jgs Natures own true laxative. It is the most easily' taken, and the most effective remedy known to cleanse the system when billious or costive; to dispel headaches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual constipation, indi gestion, piles, etc. Manufactured on iy bv the California Fig Syrup Com pany, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by Lloyd & Adams. A Pennsylvania court has decided to call a young lady a “daisy” is libelous. It is not at all probable that Georgia tribunals will follow this precedent, but our young men can’t bo too careful. AGENT Foil •YOUMANS’ ” N. Y. HATS. For Sale. Five fine milch cows and several grade Jersey heifers. This is a fine chance for eomc'one wishing.to go in to the dairy business. Apply to F. P. Gale, Up stairs, Kaiser block. Wanted—Five thousand men to buy our unlaundried shirts, at 43cts, a bargain. j. J. Lissner «fc Co. An Elegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, find all kinds of bitter, nauses medicines, is the ve- ry^agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syr up of Figs. Rcccomdcndcd by lead ing Physicians. Manufactured on y by th© California Ft* Syrup Com pany, San Fanncisco, Cal. Stove Wood For Sale. Oak. Pine and Lighlwood delivered in any part of the-city. Orders left at Greer’s stable or Brliuswick >Vug Store promptly attended to | N. MIXON. AGENTjFOH THE “LILLIPUTIAN BAZAAR” JCdadqunrters In Nl y! tor ClftT.DIlEN’S OLOTIIINSr* NECKWEAR IN ALL STYLES, AND AT ANY PRICE ! HOSIERY ! FLANNEL SHIRTS f Tills Space belongsjo C. L..ELLIOT. DRESS SHIRTS! GLOVES! UNDERWEAR, ALL GRADES, MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHT £ TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS ■ AH size* ami shape*. ir. LINE OF UMBR To suit Gr. B. MILLER, (Successor to C. W. FLOYD) GLYNN SHERIFF SALK. First Tuesday in December, 1888. i city of Brunswick, Glynn county, Qeor- u_ - „ . . —‘-,r, is— #ia, on the fl.st Tuesday in December, 1888, be tween the hours of ten n.m.itad fourp.m. of that day, the following described property, to- (7) and improve ments situate thereon, lying ami being in the Dix- “ * *“ ty of ttruuswiefc. coutaiu- nd bounded vilto addition to the city of IlrmutwlcL ing forty-live by one hundred feet, an . as follows: East by Lee street, on the south by and north l>y lot No. U in 1 lie addition; levied G- FI OCHR. Having purchased the stock and good will Of Mr. C. W. Floyd, I will continue the Retail Grocery Business at the old stand, corner of Newcastle and Howe streets, where can be found the Choicest and Freshest Groceries -AND AT- —— -——jit — ■■■ .,.ight, a It. It. wells, to satisfy, the same. Levy in- turned over to me by Itobt. Levison, Cor Prineuial $lfM0, and $3.50 i a^ cost of suit. This Nov. 8d. li imt LOWEST BOTTOM-ROCK PRICES. /[ST-Goods delivered to any portion of the City promptly.