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■».,* ... V. .';vS “ §?• #•' - ,' . ‘ . ~ >.;*ftswlB T. G. STACY A SOU, PUBLISHERS. BRUNSWICK, ~ a ' . .*; GEORGIA. SATURI COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. ADJOURNED MEETING. Brunswick, Go., Nov. 23,1888. Council met. Prcaent,-His Honor, . D. T. Dunn, Mayor, and members of Council Madden, Pcnnimad, Boat- wick, Borrio and. Cook. Absent, Atkinson, Crovattand Fulton. The Health Officer's report .for the mouth of August, was received and ordered filed. ; ^ Petition from W. H. Anderson, ask ing that he be granted the privilege ^ of putting la a sido track, on Coch ran avenue, between Mansfield and HoWe streets, received and referred ’ to the Committee on streets, drains and bridges, with power to act. An application l'rom M. V. Wilson for the situation of Park policeman was received, and referred to the Park Committee. “An ordinance to regulate the erec tion of buildings within the limits of thocityof Brunswick; and to pro scribe a penalty for the violation thereof;” Was read the first time, and by unanimous consent was placed upon its second reading and adopted. “An ordinance to provide for the grading and drainage of low lying . lots and lands within the limits of city ofBrunswick, and to prescribe a penalty for the violation of this ordinance, was lead the first time, and, by unanimous consent, was placed upon its second reading and adopted, . . „ An ordinance to provide for and |S(ft authorize the issue of bonds of the’ ‘ the amount of; ■lira to THE LORD'S HOUSE. • r Two Wounded. _ „ , „ .. _ „ , ,. In a tow that occurred this Religious Services To-Morrow. 1 ) , ng on tho Boyt Mr , Gr&J ^ struck iu the head-wlth ji brich Gealrondek (colored) *waa i Presbyterian church, Rev. Paul V. ; ‘ “ ' ' “ Brown, pastor: Services at lVa. m. and 7:30 p. m, Baptist church, Rov.E.Z.F. Golden, pastora Services by the pastor at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Second Advent: (Church corner of D and L streets, two squares east of the gas house.) Elder H. V. Skip per; pastor. Subject for morning: “Practical Christianity.” Evening: “How to bo Saved.” Elder Miles Grant will preach both morning and Gray! tuo proceeds arsing frofll the sale of said bonds shall be ap|fiied; •to fix the rate of interest to be borne by said bomds when issued and due; and for other purposes therein sta ted, was received aod the Clerk or dered to have the sain .• published for information. On motion the port fees on fruit vessels under one hundred tons reg ister was fixed at $5. Mr. W. E. Burbage appeared be fore Council and stated that if tho city would donate ten acres of land south of Mrs. Habersham's property to him and associates, and exempt the same with the improvements thereon from taxes for ten years, that they would erect a wooled fac tory on same. On motion a commit tee consisting of Madden, Berrie and Penniman was appointed to investi gate tho matter. A sanitary and building commit tee was appointed as follows: Pen niman, Crovatt, and Madden. The matter of filling in ditch in the southern portion of Old Town ' was referred to the committee op. streets, drains and bridges in consul tation with tho city engineer. Council then took a recess until Monday evening, Nov. 20. E. A. Nelson, Clerk of Council. “Chuugo That Tune.” A parly of seven lleshy gentlemen were making their way to the city yesterday evening from Fancy Blufi in an ordinary boat, among them Mr. Urockington, Colonel Tharin and Mr. Ross. Whilst crossing Turtle river with tho waves continually splash- f iug in, some of the party commenced 35 singing, “Out ou the ocean,” etc., by t way of keeping warm. This was more than Colonel Tharin could stuud, so ho called out, “Hold on, g hoys; change that tune; it is top ||; real. Sing something else “not so *!' appropriate.” When tho party reach « '• edBunsird Boost, tho Colone^wantqd Sou- " <to^o«shfl?o and oamp for tbe>Algbfr Y. M. C. A: Trayer meeting every Sunday mofning at 9:50. Gospel Song service every Tuesday evening at 8:15o’eloek. All young men are in vited. Rooms open daily from 9 a. m. to 10:00 p. m. in' Scarlet* «a Newcastle street. St. Mark’s Church, Sunday, No vember 2.1: h." morning prayer and sermon at 11 o’clock; Sunday Sohool at 3:30 p. in.; cveiling pntver at 4:30 p. W. Rov. J. D. Anthony, Presiding El der of the Brunswick District, will fill the pulpit at the Methodist church to-morrow morning and even ing. Mr. Anthony has been Presid ing Elder of the Methodist church here for six years, ending with this. ■His pulpit ministrations have de lighted a large circle of friends, and we believe his administration of the oMwAiuttasof his office hubii)| wiU b#the last ’OTero will make in’ present capacity. Rising Men. In every establishment we note men of marked ability, who instinct ively produce upon the customer tho impression that next to the bosses they' come well to the front. For in- ttance, Lissner has hi% H. S. Wal ker, KaiscnBros., his Mayer, H. T. Dunn his Breedlove, Lloyd hisRyals, Rockwell his Hunter, J, B. Wright his Neal, Moore <fe McCrary their Alexander, Micholson his l’rager and his Player, Elliot his “Ed, ’ James Wright his Scarlett, etc., etc. All the way through—young men of promisewho are bound to succeed in life. We might go right on- down the street, across to the Bay and in every establishment you will note one or more of these business mun, who are worth to their employers all the money they get, Thcso are the men who stand in the boss’ shoes when he is away, and keep tho estab lishment running. Wo are proud to know that we have such youug men in our midst. pMntfl tho jaw bone. ^ f From those present we we the following statement t clerk in Gene Belcher’s bar, came ip and a row began, Grayson ran put purs der,, who when he 0 struck him with a brick., more than Grayson ohose he out him with a kpife or then ran and was pursui Castlestreot, both parties with blood. Near .Elliot's were met by the officers, them both. Dr. Dunwo Ponder’s wound and Gi locked up. Ponder wi! give bond for his apj court. The sympathies ut l to bo witli’Grayson, as and his brother Dock him. All throe tueu be investigated, aud too. AN VLWINJ To provide for .and lease of certain parts 1 of G, H, I J, K, L, M,:| . R, and S. streets, in 1 as the “New Town” Brunswick. Wuabxai, The Mayor and Brunawlck, ou tho lUth <Uy of _ teen hundred aod eighty* : cbt$ utcAtion of ibe Biuuwlck Company, Asking fo»- tho lo rta of ■l.'eete in tho Nei _ I seem Ponder alter Jbably justly ize the and W. B, Q. 1 known city of ’ tho etty of k. D. clght- 10 comma, m Railroad i s’rents and -cl'y 01 A IABER & BR0. Has Placed on Sale Fob A fine selection of Plusn Beaver Cloth, Corkscrew Garments in Saques, Dolmans and Newmarkets of the latest styles at The Lowest Possible Prices- ' Jackets, former price $5, how 3.60 1 .Jackets, former price $7.50, now 6. Jackets, former price $9, now $6. Jackets, former price $10, now $7.60. „ Dolmans, former prioe, $16, now $10.' Dolman’s, former price $18, now $12. Newmarkets, former .price $8 now $5. Newmarkets, former price $12.60, now $7.60. Newmarkets, former price $18, now $10. Childrens’ and Misses Wear. Childrens’ and Misses Jackets and Newmarkets at I6wer price than ever heard of. We also invite particular attention to a new weave, LADIES’ UNDERVESTS, which we will sell tliJi 'Vaek only at 40c., worth 65c. ■, . I “WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH S. W. APTE, Prop’r., m»' \mm -OF THE <oa bo ► .3100 Chrisuntheniums Once More. Judge Dillon rushes to our assist ance aud exclaims that we misunder stood him; that what he said was that frost-would not coqw until.all the chrisanthcmum8 had bloomed; that when there was no mo.e buds to open, the farmers had better cut their sugar cane and dig their potatoes, for'frost was near at hand. Thanks, Judge, for coming to our re lief. The matter is now all clear. For Rent: One eight room house with water and gas attached. Occu pied at present by B. A Hancock. Possession given Dec. 1,1888. Lloyd & Adams. The Laborers’ Ticket. rot Mayor, M.J. COLSON. . * For Aldermen. J.H. MADDEN ’ O. L. I 4". ■ s.d.i ,->i '<<5, rcpo-t cout.V-ueu, which Si'Sfllb sad part, of streets *0lob.lured oro berelDi; lev more particularly referred lo, and which report of bid committee was adopted sud approved by e*lil Council. Now tucrcforo lo murocOeclunly carry Into axe- cutltm luo lecomiaciidxi'oni of end committee. Buenos1. ISO lto.-Uainou oy the Mayor aud Coun cil of tuo ettyoi Brunswick, in {c onnot: auouiblod, lo pursuance of aud la acoorduuce with tho au thority vested tu tuoui by law, I bat tuo Uuyor of tho city of DcunawlcK ho and ha it hereby author- ixod androqiurod to have prepare., and executed in the natno ot tho Mayor aud Council of tho c|ty of llrunawlck, a toaao to and la favor ot tho llruuawlck rnd Weaterk llalUoad Compaoy, for all of X street, lying notih o: tho tnteraccUcn of Yand lta y n rents, ulau all Ol W strvot, north ot Y and l* alrooui ail of U si root, wen ot Y, all of U, 1, J, and K stroota, wost ot tho wostonn lino n. too alloy In rear of tho tier of lotalruotiug ou A atroo., aud all of L, ,M, N, O, P, Q, It, and S. tlroota. west of tho wes- tern aldo of A ut'cet, and of tuu alloy In roar of tho t er of lo.a on A street front A n. oct North to the boundary ol said Now Town of the city of Uruus- wiak.aane.ioeatM upon ibo map of tho plan of said city,as madobyoeo. B lialdwiu, A. 1)., iso;, for tho term aud period of nUty jiWJ years from and next after tno date ot tno execution ol aata Ijaso at and for (ibo annual rcittl, for tbs whom of raid streets and pa-ta of atr-eu, of oue biiud-oi aud filtv dollars | dOOJ pcrycar.co ho pah' by a.ld Is -out- wtiik undl.oatora Bxlhoad Company, or U-, us- slgasr r aiid ieaso ahoulaatauy time he trausrorrod, sold Ieaso lo oontnin and Lo sr.bjoot to tho fol connection with Its mam lino to or Nortl Northern lino of toe New Toil 11 n 'orosnld. as i may deem lies.; m-d provided . .-ther tout the work of eirctiir, tho alo vsald dwllwav trncK shall ho commenced wltj it tin twelve, , 12) month* from and u'.or January 1st, A. 1)., eigh teen hunured and enemy nine, aud tompleted within two (S) roais from da to: 1'rovlOcd. further lout said Its Uroad Company shall erect a.ul maintain, a sii'tahio lsnilingor wharf for small boats to hu o|ien to a.-.d tor the use o' tho pu-illo without 'ot or liindraaco at the foot ot oiUter of tho following mimed streets, to- wlt: *-S”, “K,” “I.” or ••at” streets, as said iinhymayolect. :o. 2. So it a.m It Is uereby, in like manuei- furt-ier ortiaiueil, .list ti-e an »ual rental heiviu- before provided for sue I he due and nnyablo ii onor.l sums, sum.-umiuali.' la ndvaoce; ami that uno.t the fa-loro of ta.it Urunswiek and Wcsto-a Unll oad Company or i.s assigns .o com ily fu’iy with auv or e ther of tno a iovo nauieu oonod-oas, said los-c a-it thor*yi-of p.ooerty ther shy conveyed, sus. Aif tne Mayor and Council o e or,. I in aeulaloiy cease,derev- mlno and or void, uod tae -aid ’ireper y ,'ieroU-.- luascua ul thoriglu o -mss-ssion the oof shall lihniculahsly revert to sa d Mayor and Council. 1 3. Bo It end It is hereby, la se aiaancr. fur- tier ordnlncu, that .ho Mayor ot . >e city of Brunswick is hereby autoo.-ued and nsijiiu-rit, when salu lease has been drawn, in accordance with the terys-s and provisions ol tola ordinance, to mane, eveoour and dedver the a.tme, 'or and in behalf of the Mayor end Counrll; to sign its corporate name, and to athx tho oor-iorate seal of said city thereto, and to require the dlcr» of uid Mayor ami Council to attest tho same; a ad toilo such other and further nets as may i» ne cessary to carry Into effect tne terms ol this ordl- \ ltilt and it Is hereby,in lixo manner,fu-dher ontalned, that all ordinances or ps.ta of ordi nances militating against this -r-.insncc, or In eonSlet herewun be, and file same are here.iy Passed In Council this »lst day of November, 1SSS. D. T. 1»0 NN, Mayor. E. A. NELSON, Clerk. Stove Wood For 8»le. Oak, Pine and Ligbtwood delivered In any part of the city. Orders left atGrcer’a stable or Brunswick n rug Store promptly a’,tended to. 71 ■:?: ILH****>< is The cry of all. HfiTS AX.L RIGHT! Ho is selling goods at way low down prices. His immense Clothing Stock is unsurpassed in’ styles, quality and prices. Fine Black Imported Corkscrews, $14 per suit, worth $20. Fine English Melton Square and Round Cut Sacks at $16.50, worth Children and Boys Suits. I have the largest lino in Children and-Boys Suits from $2 and upward?;. Boys’ knee pants 40c. and upwards, and an immense line of boys, youths and mens’ Overcoats. HATS and'CAPS. I have the largest line, and at very reduced prices Shoes, Shoes, Shoes. The finest and cheapest Shoes for ladies, children and gentlemen. Trunks, Satchels, Umbrellas, Etc. Trunks and Satchels—all styles. Silk Umbrellas from $1.75 up, A large variety of Leather Goods in traveling companions and Cuff and Col lar boxes. SPECIAL BARGAINS. rnUiin-Irloil Shirts at Me., worth "Sc. Gents’ Linen Collars at 10c, worth 20c. Kino silk Neckwear at 23c, worth SOc. All.wool Flannel Top Shirts from >3c. upwards. All Wool Cndowear at *2.50 a suit, worth U.OO Men’s Office Jackets at $2.50, worth $4.00. Also a full lino ot Cardigan Jackets, Ladles’ Mid Quits’ Shoes at astonishing low price. , “A" Polite attention is given to all who give us a call, teed, and qualities warranted. Come and convince yourselves. We don’t say anything that we do 1 not mean. We came hero and mado a success, and intend to stay and keep our reputation up on lowest prices for honest goods. SL W. APTE, . PROPRIETOR, At Marlin's old dry goods stand, New Castle street. gB-.'' . 11 |"iw ■■■" „■ if ■ j M CITY MARSHAL SALES. I'HtST TUESDAY IN DKCEUUEU 1888. OKOUOIA—OhVNNCorxTY. city of Brunswick. ILL bo sold before the Court House door in w on tho llrst Tuesday In December 18S8, between ten o'clock a, in. mid tour o'clock p. in., to tho highest and best bidder, the following property ^That’rcrlatn lot of land, Iving and being in the city ot Brunswick, sold county and State, and known and described in the plan of said city a. Now Town lot No. $51. Levied on a. the property of J. 8, Morris, underand by virtue ol ileri facies issued by E. A. Nelson, Clerk and Treasurer of the city ot Brunswick, against said J. S. Morris for taxes duo thocityof Brunswick for theyoar «S. Notlco given. Taxes $3.30. Cost——. Also, at tho sa-no time and plaoe, that certain lot otland lying and being in the city of Brun»v wick, said county and State, and described in the plan of said city as the northwestern one- fourth of Old Town lot No. 539. with the im provement* thereon. Levied oo a* tno nroper- fly of Henry Manard, under and by virtue of » fieri facias, issued by E. A. Nelson. Clerk and Treasurer of thocityof Brunswick, against said Henry Manard for taxes due the city of Urn os- wick for the year UM. Notice given. Tone 53. Cost- - Also, at the same time aad place, the leaMbokt Interest la aad .to that certain lot o? land, with improvements thereon, lylw aad Mag la »• city of Brunswick, said coaafy aad Slata, *n<lde scribed in tbs plan of said city as the northwei McDonald & dean, leat larkd, Fulton’s Old Stui, -. Newcastle St. WE WILL KEEP AfrCLL SUPPLY OK MH BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, Mt tor theySir UM. Vo3w Ktraaf cost—— ,( Nor. $4,15 H. mmm brick works. INROMa.i! after this date th» sole antler it U qtaabora works It placed In thu |ian>(a ft 8R8. COygY A PARKER,- I Amt aalboruvd lo gtaka eohlrarts ami to whim allrjirrospoitdoncs .li-mld Ini . Wn. L'ttOVATT. J’rep. a<14mN»i. •AilMj ,/AMd