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jm. T. G. STACY & SON, PUBLISHERS.' BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, ' * 111 — 1 T. 0. BTACI A 80S, Klltora and Proprietors; Subscription hates; Dally, by trfall.-ordollverod ’ by carriers within theoliy, HperomiumvWoek. > dy.rsfconwU, amfido will bo publlshe-l until payment exacted accordingly. no definite con ordered oat. i tract band 'Official Organ of City and County. LOCAL NEWS AND GOSSIP. Mian'A turn Way, of Flemington, Liberty county, is in the city, visit ing relatives. , For Rent—One 6 room house. Ap ply to N. B. Harrison, tf Lieut, and Mrs. Chrism-n, of New York, who have been visiting the ed itor’s household for some days past, left this morning for Atlanta. For Rent: A nice residence near the park. For particulars apply to Win, Anderson, on Gloucester st. Vanderbilt’s yacht, Alva, is moor ed at the South end of Jekyl Island. Mr. Vanderbilt and party came up to the city to-day in a naptha launch. For Sale: Five shares series B, Building and Loan Association Stock. Apply to A. II. Baker, Newcastle st. Every now and then some business man tells us that he needs more room —his business has grown so much. “Ext’ensions” of buildings are there fore in order. This is but another evidence of the growth of our city. Wanted—By a respectably young man, of good habits, a furnished room ther iu private family or otherwise. A. Trio of Robberies. The store of Messrs. Moody and Lang on Bay street was robbed two nights ago. These gfehtlcmen were ’absent, and Mr. DffflP^jTOvls was tending the store for them. By an oversight, a man was . looked up in the store who took what he wanted and then left. A piece of money ta ken from the store has been found in the possession .of a certain colored man in town, and unless he can give an account of how he got it will have to answer for Same. China and Africa had a misunder-i standing last evening*-or rather two subjects of these dominions, it seems the negro went to the store of Leon, the Chinaman, and Leon met him at the door, pistol in hand. The negro knocked him down with a stick and robbed him of his pistol and $20 in gold. Leon is around to-day trying to get the chaps name so as to take out a warrant for him. An 'attempt was also made last night to ellter the office of Messrs. Torras <fc-Co, by breaking the sash. The clerk was'foi tuuatejy inside, and. upon discovering him the would-be thief ran away. To-day Is good Friday, and is du ly observed by Episcopalians and Catholics.. Sunday will be Easter, aud as such will receive proper re cognition at the hands of. the mem bers of these churches. Jlst Received—A cargo of fresh unsluckcd lime, and for sale by Ed. Bkaggins. Three horse hack couples pasgfcd our office this morning—tuking an airing. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hodges -led the party; next came Mr. Jim Dubose and Miss Swan, followed by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Connor. • . For Rent—One half of the Rail way Co Operative Store. Will divide it either length or cross-wise. Ap- ply to E. R. Mitchell, Agent Mrs. W. S. Smith, of this county, died a few days ago of inflammation of tho stomach. But a short while ago she became the wife of Mr.Smith, with the prdSpect of a bright life be fore her, but she has been removed hence, and tjie young husband is left alone. ' Taylor <fe Fleetwood will sell you shoes and bats for less money than any house to towa By way of showing how our town is building up, a gentleman from Al bany. visiting the city, went down to the B. <fc W. shops and actually lost his way coming back. So many new houses got him so bswjjMcred that ho lost his bearing and \t voted around considerably befe-o he* Wiuid locate himself. Wberov/* bo h-A«*d ho saw new houses going up. so bo bad no “landmarks” to go'by., > ' We are sole agents for. James Means $3shoes. ? Taylor 6 Fleet- wood, tho shoe mea $35,000 for Brunswick, In the telegraphic news of Wedncs- -day Brunswick was left out entirely in the distribution of harbor appro priations. Our people werenecesari- ly much worked up over it—many, denounced our representatives in round terms,, but cooler heads said, “Wait and s'-e, let us telegraph." This was done, and later in-the day, Mr. Norwood * telegraphed ..hack: but receives $35,000, besides the sub committee on public buildings have reported favorably for Brunswick This puts a new phase on the matter and teaches us at the same time to judge slowly and always get facts before you shoot. The Waters Subsiding. The wators of the Ocmulgce were subsiding ut last accounts' and the wires brings the intelligence that the passenger trains over il^e E. T. V. & G. will go through both ways to-day, so we may look for the tnuils tq-night from that portion 'of tho moral vine yard. Syrup of Figs > Is Natures own true laxative. It fa the most easily token, and the most effective remedy known to cleansh the system when blllious or costive; to dispel headaches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual constipation, Indi gestion, piles, eto. Manufactured on ly by tho California Fig Syrup Com pany, San Francisco, Cal. For salo by Lloyd & Adams. Letters from different sections ask for notes of the old Medway reunion and photogtaphsTof the old church and cemetery, and also tell of the de termination of the writers to be “present” at the next meeting if in the range of possibilities. IDAY, MARCH 30.IB88. ESTABLISHED 1876. Messrs. Lenvy A days, yesterday ing off Mr. Geo, V hold and kltehen fu ilture. connection we woulj idd that nearly everything sold we for goods ft auction. Messrs. 1 pivy A O. have the knack' of Dial ig goods bring something like the .^alue “under tho hammer,’’.especi ily^ when they haveiudy purchase* The truth is, they can)t stand ■■ »vy’s winning voice, especially wh< l coupled with Judge L.’b Bmlling <3 untenaucc. r, ~rr——!* ;. • Y^utig ladles too ol in marry young men who they soar fly know and whose recordfAife tjj Her spspicion. Here is a ciis^a qua ion. A young lady of.P/u’ke rsh u rg,. Ta., eloped this week with a young - nan who-had’ been hanging mound the town for a few mouths and aboi^ whom"hobody knew anything. Win c the girl’s pa rents wbre at the thjaitre. the couple took the train for another State. An investigation showed^ liat the young man had left his boar<, bill unpaid, while the police think,lie is wanted elsewhcru for an offence he has com mitted against tho «l$r. Does any one suppose tjiat thia^’ yonng lady’s hopes of'a happy married life will be realized? 1 The New York Tribune is a trifle more candid than some other Repub lldn papera It admit# that- there willjae a blizzard next November. In thill The- Republicans, however, will not mtn$' It much.' They havo become accustomed to belwroit itt the cold. The “boy preacher,” Rev. Mr. Har- e. , bad two busy y before, sell aupt’s house- The second exCur neetieut to hoomln South under the auspi Southern .Bus eau Editor H. T. Sperry Saturday afternoon dinner, and leave, Short rison, has, been presetting in” Npw York, and has made 9Q0 converts. If what the Rev. Dr. Biz aaya about New York is true, Mr. garrison did not go there a day too «<4 Th6 spray fomrawU the froitt part of the Alcazir,; St^iAi|gnitioep is now lit by many cojofed electric lights. ' . * Edwin G. Burts fine Shoes Tor sale by Taylor & Fleetwood, \h# shoe men. ' ~ RKC.IIVTS. 4 s.- r 7W Itcr.olptu nfimv*l store.. foV (he week catling March r,o—t-.lt-t turpontino 151 casks; rosin 3.K13 barrels. Cotton 1.011 bales. > Shipping Intelligence. FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 80.1888. ARRIVED. . .» Mar 25—Rk Finland. Snrlln. Spain. Mar !«—Wk Dusty Miller, Hughes. Trinidad. Mar 27—Ilk Oscar, Liverpool, Mar 27- Rk Belgium, Harvey, Barbado jlgiuir.. Harvov, B'arbadoes. star 28—sc sj Fooks, Henderson, Savi Mar 20—Bk Juno, Land, 8t. Vincent- !U ar 80—Bk Sago, Barbartocs. SAILED. . Mar 29—Bk Zohnlra, Lima, Rio Janeiro. Mar 80—ship Julius, Mcntzcr, Rosario., AN ORDINANCE. . To Rssoss and levy taxes, jiniTraisca Rerenue for the city of Brqnswfrk for tho year 1888. and prescribe Penalties for a violation of-the same, and for other purposes'con-* nectcd with the taxes.sod revenue of.said city. .jo SI0TI0V i. lie it ordained bv /he Mayor and Council ol tlio City ut Brr “ ‘ aud it lab ' ‘■gta nVnnnBfCBniouniel^ In.Councd t„- rembiod, and it is hereby cinlriiiti.l hvauthorirv of the same, that from and after the >lrst day of *■ - ’ • -—*- ----iia city and pit within tig, city of the same, that from and after thr . April 1888 tho inlmldtants of said city aad elt tliKSO who bold taxable property wit 1 -’- " Jj Brtuwlrlek, ah»l) pay toward the su]>pdrt o’f *’ ' dd city and'or ro-irenic.icu, - ■’ ' r. tilt jmentolsal. :e, safely tunl benefit of'snld city Anil be it further ordalnq’, that every Irm or,cor|Kiratioii owning any lend .id city, Par bother tho same he divided on tno let*or tracts or pavct-Ir. shall psy a tax ol one aadous ban «W?wr oentniKm .lie valAe of tracts or j-i.-eir. of land as ns-t>.cii hy. 12i!i Motion of tho chartcfot said and Under tb* , „ ___ -a^r Src. 3 And be ii i... iherordnincd ll'-it every a. arm or cnrpoi'htloii owning any building icr Improver.-lit- within said city Shalt pay . of one and i.in-.lialf (1}<) per cent upon the oftnobbqlltnir’ oVimWwawww as ns-- sc iscit umlcr the l.i b .cctlon or said charter of the ■ city except such building nnd Improvcraente at-f arc exempt under tbo law SEC. 4. And bo it ftirtf :rson, firm or corpora ti Kitchen fnrnitare, goods, wares, unt disc, watches, clocks, Jowdry, plate. Lrumeats, stocks in .any oorporatlt nnd^lanroyenienta st strd'meuts, stocka in. Kay oornoratlloBa, bobds,; notes and other evldenoasofdeDt, moOoJr, solvent ■! ■. whatever, shall pav a tax pf ono (t)„ t-.pon the market valneotsuch personal ;iropetty ru owned on thu first day of. April 188ft, except such as an exempt undbr tho laws of - tho Statu. Sec. Ii. And be it turther ordalnod that Uio value ol real estate and Improvements tpbe tax- ed under this ortllnaneo shall bo ak-cnnWcd from tho assessorsf.-r tbo year 1888,mud - that ol iicrsonal property by meant ol the t otum* here- lalter prescribed. . Sec o. And bo It larthur ordained that eve- ■ ~ ‘— UtetwCi mm. fore the Slit dk> of each shaUjjjn and the amount ct> oy the Cleric attft by the taxspayer, thoiStToKW^'^ ‘jre thejlst da * day of July 16S3, tho s thecoth ol Septem- naid on'or boforo t 1888, tho fourth to bo paid on or before tho i of November 1883. ordsited, that rU agent or adtifnej-, and the returns shall sot j hie market value of aU perrohu' property f of taxation under this ordinance and aha mailound “ ’ ‘ Is true, a- ls made 1 no other l. . And it shall be tbo duty ot ibo cicrk and Troas* sists of capitalists, manufactured and journalists. Ruled Out. ’ London, March 29.—The Russian government has prohibited opera tion.s hy the American Bible Society in tho Baltic'’provinces.— It is probable that the govern^ ment will ultimately expel nil representatives of tho-British and American Bible Societies, AndatBottbm Prices can bo lind by calling on d. B. WRIGHT, sum of two dolluru bo Imposed upon each tnalo Inhabitant within the city between tlio ages ol . . * 1 from road du- accmn sixteen and fifty years not exempt; ty under the laws of the State, as a Ido on first day of May persons may be relieved ol such tax 1 ^^^^■ommutf.tlon | for street tax, which tax shall-be duo ana pera- provided that such & ' ' ' laboring Corner Nuwcnstlp and Gloucester Si, sccniivo days, under tho diroetloM and control of such persons us Uis commUee on street* drains and bridges may select, at any lime prior to the first day of Deceinbor loss, and provided gupreme Court Decisions. Atlanta, March 28.—The Supremo Court rendered thu following dccis ions to-day: , Brunswick and Western Railroad vs. Henry Clews; from Ware. Af firmed. <M. J.. Colson, vs. Isado Meyers; from Glynn. Reversed. . Travelers’ Insurance Company of Hartford, Vs Robt Jones; from Glynn. Affirmed. H. Wiggins, vs. the State; from Glynn. Affirmed. A McDonald, vs. Fred Lane; from Glynn. Affirmed. t Exports. C. Downing & Co. cleared bark Godeffroy for Stltten, Germany, with 3,451 barrels, rosin, valued at $5,600, on the 27th inst.. That Rarest of Combinations. True delicacy of flavor with true efficacy of action has he* 1 ! attained i& the famous Californb .»quid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial efforts have ren dered if immensely popular. It cleanse* tho system, cures costive- ness, dfe. - gor sale by Lloyd 4. Adams. . Strawberries are now*-being ship ped from Gainesville at the rate of 2,00Q quarts daily. The returns are quito good/ as the berries are still Selling in the North at from 30c.. to 50c. per quart ; ’ MY STOCK OF HATS, CAPS AND SHOES, NECKWEAR AND . CENTS’^ FURNISHING GOODS rit day of December I&88* farther 'hat all penont liable to inch tax make t thereof with the rtturuBO* a return an.I provii __ I; ich tax mi e rtturni of real and per- the tamo with the qnai^ tSTlt'further ordained that all under the aeveral Motion! of thii ordinance ■ be inbjcct, on oonvictlon thereof before the po lice court, to a line not exceeding one hundred dollar! or labor on the publio work! for a term not exceeding thirty daya. . Sxo. lo. And he it further ordained that tno Clerk and Tro'ainror be and be U hereby requlr- Is larger thnn I have had In many seaaona, am. anyone cun rent augured ot being milted. Cal, and-exumlnc. • 1 Suita to order from samples,nndflt guaranteed. id to issue oxecuUonaj^mjuS^nilpeworjsfw^tho entire amount of I- ... .—. the failure to Way the lint or other quarterly payments as they become due. Mrs. Cleveland has been talking about newspapers. She says: “Let the women discriminate .as between the newspapers fit to come into the domestic circle and those which are not.” It ,is excellent * advice that Mrs. Cleveland is giving the women. J. B. WRIGHT, Newcastle an-1 Gloucester 8ts,'Brnhswlok,Gl. aymouts os they be . 8X0.11. And ho it further ords'ned that one- halt ol one per cent .upon all taxable property within the city be eolloetod aad appropriated to. Cumberland Bouta the payment of the brdtnary cat-rout expens's of the city,and tho remaining portion of tbs taxes collected and appropriated to_tho extraordinary expenses ot tbo city to wit: The payment ot the- fncipal and Interest that Stay beco-ns duo dtxr- g tbo year 1888, and oa the bonds -Issued for .n ..mpromlse of the Indebtedness of the city, and setting apart ot thetinkUig fund ot ono thousand . dollars for tbo redemption of the said eompro- A young lady of Fort Valley, re cently presented her lover with an elaborately constructed*- pen-wiper, and was astonished the following Sunday to see him comp. to churoh wearing-it as a cravat. * t u Brunswick and ' Inland STEAM III* AT COIIPINV. This popular route to Florida Is now op nn. raise, bonds, educational purposes, Improvement —, are purposes and public der the most suspicions circumstances. "" '->yahlc features of this short and.de nt streets and sldowaUs.il buildings. sec. 12. And belt farther ordained that this ordinance shall be suhleet to amendment or ro- so, and no such amendment or repeal shall in - any partlonlar.be so construed or considered as to hnpairtha right.of the Mayor. aud Couucil lo The onloj Steamer Transfer on’ tho Inland Bays strahle ..... among the islandeof the South Georgia Coast, need only bo tried to be folly appreciated. In full sight of the ocean and yet not affected by,ill THE BEAUTIFUL STEAMER aad levy a tax for the whole year. vbmfttfir nudfis Sxc. is. And bo It fnrtber ordained that el) ordinanocs and parts of ordinances In oonfllet with tigs ordinance bo. and the seme lie hereby In Cbuncll March 28th 1888. - IF. T.Dvm, It is reported that a ^company : Is now forming in Athens ^to build a, mammoth cotton mill at ono of the shoals on the North Ocone* river. E. A. Xblsom, Clk. of Council. Kayo* READ CAREFULLY. ** Qity of Brunswick ’* I hnvejdst received a fresh supply of stationery and blank- books of oV ery description. My stock of crock ery, china'and glassware Js the larg- - ’ tot ih the city. cst aad most comply Dinner sots, 118 pieces '.$16 to $20. Tea sets, 56 pieces, $6 to $15. Cham ber sets, new and handsomo decora tions, 10 pieces, $4 to t$7. A large Variety of the following.named goods at lowest prices: Lamps of all kinds, and lamp supplies, hammocks, bird cages, silver plated ware,’ artist rop- terial, picture frames, -fancy goods, toys, base balls, bats, etc., croquet sets, touch baskets, smtters’ articles, paintings, wall paper, window shades, music and musical, instrument^ school supplies, etc., cte. mchSS-lm HENRY T. DUNN. Has been reoentty retrailt, and m now maklna ’ ‘ — ick and her regular dally trips between Brunswick an Fernaadlns, upon following schedule: • - , SOUTHBOUND, by steamer...... '••J r i i Imave Brunswick b Arrive at FernSatui 1 •*lurnwuiM..t... ip ms.»s..ICsW to■> UMTe Wa r : B ' 4 *:. B7 -.".itS:s Arrive NORTHBOUND. 5titSS Leave Fernandins by steamer ...,. All pm Arrive at Brunswick.-. 8.15 pm JOHN B. WBKNN, . anl-tl .* Gen’l Fassenger Agent. WE DELIVERED DAILY'TO ANY PART OJ V 1 THE CITY. 75c. PER HUNDRED Lbs. Q.!^ wimmm I JOHN H. POWiitiL Buy Your Tickets* (E!TA8LI*a«D 1875) Has movod Into U HAYWOOD, mm *co. FOR DYSpBPSKAttd Liver Com (totot yon hAr* * printed guarantee ok ararybottto of ghUoh’a V4*lixer, It never falls to core. M