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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. . REGULAR MKET1NU. Brunswick, April 5tb, 1888. Council met. Present, Hu Honor, D. T. Dunn, Mayor, and members of Council Atkinson, Crevatt, Host- wick, Madden, Berrio and Cook;’ab- . sent, Penniman and Fulton. • The minutes of tho last regular, •' adjourned and called meetings wero send, and after striking out that part of the minute!of April 4th, granting Burrell Atkinson permission to add to building on Old Town lot No. 100 so as to make it suitable for a store, were confirmed. Appeal case of Phillis BuigesB charged with disorderly conduct and fined 915 in Police Court, was heard, and the decission of the Mayor sus tained. An Invitation from tho Defiance Hose Reel Company, to the Mayor and Council and Police force, to at tend a Basket Pio-Nio on April 24th, was read and accepted. An invitation from tho ladles of tho Memorial Association to be pres ent at an Address to’be delivered at tho Cemetery, April 20th, was read and accepted. > A resolution, adopted by the Board of Hoalth, recommending that a San etary Inspector bo appointed, wai read and received. On motion, Mr. John €. Green was appointed Sanitery Inspector from May 1st to November .1st, 1888, in connection with tho position he now bolds, and his salary increased $20 per month. A committee, consisting of Mossrs. J. M. Madden, John R. Bostwick, VV. , II. Berrie. T. G. Stacy, Edwin Brob ston and E.W. Bingham, was appoint ed to make arrangements for enter taining tho Stato Press Association in May. By Alderman Madden— fiend ved by the Mayor and Council, that the Medical Association of Geor gia, now in session at Rome, Ga., be invited to hold their next meeting in this city, and tho Mayor bo author ized to telegraph tho same to that body. Tho resolution was adopted. The City Surveyor was instructed to ascertain tho number of Stoue ■Cornea- Posts he could find—he to be paid a sum not exceeding $10 for #amc. On, motion, it was decided that the city would have nothiug to do with watering tho streets. The Marshal was instructed to .-summon Messrs. Hnzelhurst & Ma son to appear before Council to-mor row mornitig at 11 o’clock, to discuss the contract for furnishing Shells, made with the city. By Alderman Madden— ficnulved, That tho City Time be changed on tho 1st day of May, 1888, so as to conform to tho Standard of time now used by the Rail lloads ter minating in this city, and that the city otlicers do conform to the change 1 hereby ordered. The resolution was adopted. Jly Aid. Bostwick: • Whereas, Tho present City Ilall or the city of Brunswick is inade quate and wholly unsuited to the wants and purposes of said city, and n uew building is needed nud desir ed, and Whereas, The money required to erect a suitable and creditable build ing can bo now procured pat tho legal rato of intorest and upon most ac commodating terms. Therefore be it fiesoloed, That the committee on public buildings aun grounds be, and they are instructed to inquire into and ascertain the cost, of erecting a new and suitable CU\ Hall to obtuiu plans and speci flea turns thereof, and from whom tho mo.ivy necessary to build the same can be obtained, 'nud upon what time and rate of interest . tlie same can be bad, and to report fully the result of their investigations to ti is body at a meeting to be held tlie first Wednesday in May. The resolution was adopted. Council then adjourned, JS, A. Nelson, Clork of Council. Syrup* of Figs Natures own true laxative. It is the most easily taken, and the most elective remedy known to cleanse the system when hill ions or costive; to dispel headaches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual constipation, indi gestion, piles, etc. Manufactured on ly by tho California Fig Syrup Com pany, Sqn Francisco, Cal. For sale oyDtoyd & Adams. The Most Agreeable As well as the most effective method of dispelling •Headaches, Colds, and Fevers, or Cleansing the System, - is ■DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The Democrats of Glynn county arc hereby requested to meet in con ventton, at the Court House of said county, at 12 o’clock m., on Satur day, tho 28th day of April, 1888, for tho purpose of selecting delegates to tho. Stato Democratic Convention to ho held in Atlanta on May 0th next and for the purpose of transacting such other business as may be deem ed advisable by tho meeting. By or der of Bolling Whitfield, Chairman Dem. Ex. Com. E. A. Nelson, Secretary. itKADCAUEFULLY. 1'have just received a fresh supply of stationery and bluuk books of cv ory description. My stock of crock cry, china and glassware is the larg est and most complete in the city. Dinner sets, 118 pieces $15 to $20. Tea sets, 66 pieces, $5 to $15. Cham ber sets, new and handsome decora tions, 10 pieces, $4 to $7. A large variety of the following named goods at lowest prices: Lamps of nil kinds, and lamp supplies, hummocks, bird cages, silver plated ware, artist ma terial, picturo frames, fancy goods, toys, base balls, bats, etc., croquet sets, lunch baskets, siqokors’ articles, paintings, wall paper, window shades, music and musical instruments, school supplies, etc., etc. mch22-lm HENRY T. DUNN. —THE- National Life & Hatnrit; Ass’a, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., Gives umlcr Its Life Maturity Policy indemni ty ngnintd death nt a cost um low as Absolute 8kci kity can bo furnished. It is founded on a careful study of the two systems of life Insurance weakness in each. In this Company insurance is guaranteed at the full face value of the policy; it gives a uon*forfeitable policy, awl the annual cost is absolutely limited, it pays one-half the “ ■ in tho holder attaining life insurance at ahsolut . . . n.-h surrender . nlue to each jsdley alter three years. Policies carried the fourth year, if three lull annual pay ments have hem made, without co*d to the poli cy holders if they so elect. All death claims paid at once us soon as proms of death are made, this Company also issues investment or endowment policies payable to the policy holder himself at the expiration of ten, fifteen or twenty years. An examination or the plans and ‘exhibits of this Company will convince even the most skeptical of its superior advantages. The assets are amply large for absolute security, and the liabilities are uothing. J. If. UAltDNKR, General Agent. W.£.MeH&Co., -dealersin- SADDLSS ft HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, RUBBER AND Leather Belting, Rubber Packing and llone. Sole leather, Calf Kklna and Shoe lipper*, Trunks mid Traveling Bags. Weeall especial attention to our Heavy Team Harness for the mill and turpentine trade, which we manufacture ouiveives from best selected leather. tome and see us when in the city, or send us your orders hen in need of an> tliihg in out* line. All mail orders receive careful eUentiou, amt satisfaction is guaranteed. W. H. MKLL ft CO., 158 nud W0 C'ongi„ <t„ SAV ANN All, Ala. Cumberland Route. THE BEAUTIFUL STKAMEB THE HASP! And proclaim to tho publto the undeniable fact that •+-J. MICHELSON * Has now in store, and more arriving this week, the largest, most varied and handsome lineof Spring and Summer Dress Goods Ever bronght to the “City by the Sen,” all of which, on TtJ’ESaD.A/Sr, APEIL 2-£, HE WILL OFFER TO THE PUBLIC AT f 8 1111 Stupendous Bargains 2 Too busy this week to enumerate specifically. But remember the day for Big Drives in Bargains commences Tuesday, April 24th. to be repeated every Tuesday thereafter until all have had an opportunity to share in the benefits of this offer of unprecedented bargains. J. MICHELSON. We are Sorry for Everybody who -AND- Others Follow I THE SHOE MEN. a GOT LEFT 99 On our special sale of Embroidered lobes, but we couldn’t help it. Every lobe was sold by 9:15 o’clock. Console yourselves, however, ladies, for we will soon puttup another “Special Sale.” JL. IKZebiser <35 Sxo. :iv jfF-ligt “ City of Brunswick ” Hits been recount- rebuilt, and la now making Brunswick ana tty rebut her regular daily trip. between Femandina, upon folli runswlck and lowing schedule: | SOUTHBOUND. ,11.40 am Arrive at Jacksonri NORTHBOUND. I.oave Jacksonville by F. K.&X.Ry... 2.45p in Arrlvcat Fernandina 8.65p m I .cave t'ornandina by eteamcr 4.10 p m Arrive at Brunswick 8.15 p m JOHN B. WRKNN, anl-tf Uon’l I’gssenger Agent RiaLna Acaflemy & Training: School rpllE undersigned hn* opened a Riding Acad- X omv for Indies and gentlemen to tenon “nchoof * and “campaign” ruling to any desirvu degree. In conneetion with this will TRAIN HORSES To “high” or “campaign” school for saddle or carrige uee. Year* of experience in military and the world renowned private Riding and Trafnlng Schools of the KnipiVM of Austria, enable me to guaran tee full satisfaction in every respect. Term* made known on application to C. LUDWIG. ap3-lui For Rent—One half of ibe Rail- ^ taking a few doses of the pleasant j way Co Operative Store. Will divide California liquid gruit remedy. Syr-lit cither length nr enwa-wUc. Ap- up of Figs. ' * ! pl.t to K. II. Mirciiti.i, Agout. SEA 1ST-AN ROUTE. BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH AND WAY LANDINGS. • w ne Steamer St. Nicholas W III leave Savannah for Brunswick cverj Tnre dly tod Friday st 4 p. m. . Onnnscllons mads »lth B. A W. sad K.T., A <4. Railroads, and otrem.r •■Crsck.r Boy* for Hsiill. Landing., Tbr "Kt. Nicholas" tom-bre st .11 way point, between Hrnnsirlok nud Savannah, for rstrsoi freights TAX NOTICE*. clans J' duty to begin the taking of Returns of every iM of taxable property in said county on April of the present year, and to that end, and by tne authority thus vested, I have appointed the following days and place* at which 1 will be pleaded to meet each and every tax payer. HOl’ND FIRST. April l »ith District—Brunswick,Thursday, April 5th. BOUND 8KCOND. Bethel, Saturday, April ltttu Pennlck’s, Monday, April IMb. St. Simona, Tueaday. April mb. Brunswick, Wednesday, April 18th. KOl'ND THIRD. Bethel. Friday, April JIth. I'euniek'a, Saturday, A|M1 SMh. st. Simons Monday, April 30th. brua.wtrk, Tuesday, May 1st. Itcnu-iuls-r the day. and datee.f T. U. tiiHiltllRKAD, H.T.It.ti.t.tin, Urunsw Irk, March IT, 1888, Call and see our mammoth stock of Shoes and Hats before you buy. We make a specialty of La dies’ Hand-Turned Kid Button Bools. Edwin ('. Burt & Co.’s hand- turned Kid Button Boots $4 to $5 a pair. .Same shoes will cost you $5.50 to $7 in New York City. Wo buy for spot cash, and save all discounts, which en ables us to sell for less money than any house in the South. B. C. Young & Co.’s hand made shoes $4.2d; hand-welt $4 a pair. One car-load of straw, hats in stock; and another expected in a few days. Ladies’ Opera Slippers from 50c to $2.50 a .pair. Ladies’ Oxford and Newport Ties from 75c to $3.75 a pair. If you are in need of foot wear for self, wife or baby, call t on TAYLOR & FLEETWOOD, The Shoe Men. Domestic Wine. rec THREE-GALLON demijohn, of Dr. B. At- IO kineon'K Pure Pomwlic Wine for sale at 13.00 per demijohn. stored at I.loyd & Adams’. For sale nt Ilnn-leon & llro.'e, Bay .tract, Bruns wick, tin, • TO LET, n Good Farming ami tiraring land, cleared and feuerd. Comfortable dwelling ln>u«o. etc. Terms moderate. Apply to Mils. LKItiU. teid'tt. butler*, bland, Darien, tin.