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a jEmtMHMBnBnNB aodeflnlte contract
• madowtll l«i pubUsbed until orderedout,oad
y lyment exacted accordingly,
Official Orffanof City nud Connty.
Judge S' It. Atkinson returned
yesterday Rom Charlton court, look*
in" well nnd hearty.
Don’t (hil to read A. Kaiser Sc
Bro's. new ad. in to-day’s paper.
Have you bought your Thanks
giving turkey? Buomgartner Bros,
has forty of the finest. Go nnd get
one and have him ready.
> If you waqt$a cheap Newmarket,
i Undervest,
What Elliot Has Got.
New Crop nutoeod retains, CaJvee-
foot Jelly, in Port and Sherry wine
Bloater patte, Irish aaueage,Pork sau
sage, packed in lard,Pitted olivet and
Olive Farelee,Eaet India gblrklm«,To-
bascosauce, Imported Swiss and lio
que-fort cheese, Stilton, Cheddar and
English dairy,
Parmesan, Edamc
Isigny and Neufcbatcl, Stilton, (gen-
nine English) in atono jugs, Cenufno
Flakes—cooks in one minute, Plum
pudding in cans. “Maltava” the lat
est in coflee, Smoked- Halibut, Sal
mon and Finan (laddies, Soused
mackerel and Brook trout. Mackerel
in tomatoes and mustard, Sardines,
"Hnyler’s Candies, Park Sc Tilford’a
Cigars,Galantine of Wild Boars bead.
This la tbe latest, and costs but 60
cents per package. Smoked Herring
in glass, and Devilled Crabs and
shells for same.
And a pair of twin boys a year old
to-day.
MlhoHIr aud dlrec-
in ordinance ef tbs
■■■■for boldine
tqualtflcd voter*).*
ilcmiln* whether or
the Mnjurand Conn*
of atM city; and lor Uie
-ton of inch other
advisable; and
lot aabl rite; anrT for aaaL
h,” prtKil in Connell on
.Ear. A, !>., eighteen him-
it—Notice Is hereby given
our* nnd nndcr Iho rules
at elections for Mayor and
F,on the 17th day of IJo-
> purpose of determining
- -alii city, for the pnrpoae
fled, shall be iMueaby
, „ J1 of tho City of Ilrunswlck.
s eaat at aald election ahall, those fa-
1mm of such honda, hear upon
their faces the .words “For the issue of
bonds.’ and those opposed thereto,shall lit like
words, -‘Against the Issue of
manner hear Ilia
’ "lids." The nmount of bonds''proposed to hols
owl. if untlioriaed by the people (qualified vot-
•* Dtfutoi, Ji , ,
go to A. Kfllder tk Bro.
One of the best evidences of our
growth as a city, is the fact that
itb&eas a few years ago, chickens
were as scarce as hen’s teeth, to
day they toll in by ti>e half car loads.
Every express-train brings in great
piles of coops.
What never, no never before was
Buch bargains sold in towels as we
are selling now.
J. J. Lissner & Co
Mr, and Mrs, Lee Proctor, of St.
Marys, arrived in .the city yesterday
evening. Mrs. P. has been suffering
for two months with ^ rising in her
car. Dr. Butts was called in immedi
ately on her arrival and Boon lanced
the diseased member, and last night
tho good lady slept as sweetly as a
babe,the first night’s rest she hqs had
in six weeks.
OttDINAKCt
Fearful cutting scrape. Yes we
have cut prices fearfully low in com
forts and blankets.
J. J. Lissner & Co.
Camden Superior court has been
postponed until some time in January
owing to the fovor troubles.
And don’t you forgot it. Wo aro
selling 50 inch tricot, at 75cts a
yard. J. J. Lissner & Co.
Mr. L..T. McKinnon, of Tarboro,
is in tho city to day on business. He
reports tho woods full of water, and
tho turpentine business suffering by
the operation.
Wanted—Five thousand men to
buy our unlaundricd shirts, at 45cts,
a bargain. J. J. Lissner Sc Co.
The latest novelty is in linen
Scotch crochet thread. Call at J.
Michelson’s.
Tho City Council last night con
sidered a proposition from Messrs.
Burbage and others to erect a wool
Factory in this city, and agreed to
give them ten acres of land on which
to locate same. This begins to look
like a factory boom. Others arc in
comtcinplation. .These are things
that give employment to people, and
should be cncourgcd.
Low prices. Our low prices does
the business, so gentlemen when'3-00
want clothing aud underware, como
seu us. J. J. Lissner & Co.
Messrs. M. C. Lilly & .Co., of (Co
lumbus, O., who furnished the new
uniforms tier the Brunswick Biflc-
meu have donated a handsome sword
for them to dispose of at their com
ing Fair. This is commcndablo in
the denars and duly appreciated bv
“the boys.” 3
“Tho Palace.”
I he above is tho name of a daiuty
niche iu the new Crovatt block, pre
sided over by B. A. Hanceck. For
months past it has been a place of
cooling drinks (milk shakes and
soda), ice cream, etc., where the
young men aud their girls could step
iu and regale themselves. It is now in
winter trim, and the belated traveler
can there step.in and get a lunch of
Steak, oysters, etc., after hotel hours,
or tho citizen, either male or female*
Who has to tako an early morning
train °r boat—too early for a homo
brtakfost—can call and get a break
out The “Palace” is kept in nice
order, and nonobut nice
To provide for the bolding of an
election by tbe people (qualified
votors) of tile city of Brunswick,
to determine whether or not bonds
shall be issued by the Mayor and
Cbuncil of said city, for the pur
pose of procuring means wherewith
to supply said city with an ade
quate and proper system of drain
age and sewerage, with necessary
and suitable public buildings and
quarantine grounds for the use of
said city, and for the prosecution
and completion of such other pub
lie works as may be deemed advis
able, and lor the retirement of the
present outstanding bonded and
other indebtedness of said city,
and for sanitary and other pur
poses:
Whkueas, It Is essential to tho safety of the
public health, because of the introduction and
uso of waterworks, nnd in tho increased growth
of and popnlntion in the city of Brunswick, to
supply caul city with a comprehensive nnd ade
quate system of sewerage ami drainage.
And WhebkAb, The city of Bruuswicl; hns
sufficient City Hail/or necessary use in the &
ernmeut of salt! city, nor other adequate public
buildings or quarantine grounds for such pniposoa:
And Whereas, The Mayor aud Council of the cjty
oi Brunswick have not the means wherewith to
procure the aforesaid necessary improvements, nor
with which to properly improve tho public
streets, bridges, culverts and highways of said
city, nnd for sanitary purposes,"or to carry on
and complete other necessary public work's for
the benefit nnd improvement of said city; and
for the retirement or the present outstanding
bonded and other indebtedness of said city; the
revenues arising from taxation of said city being
wholly inudequnte for tho purposes aforesaid;
and whereas, tho moans necessary for the
aforesaid purposes can only be obtained by the
issuing and sale of bonds of said city; therefore,
Section 1, He it and it Is hereby ordained, by
the Mayor and Council of tho City of Brunswick,
in Council assembled, that an election shull be
held in said city on the 2fth day of December, A.
D., 18S8, under the sumo rules and regulations as
are now provided by law for the regulation and
holding of elections in said city for Mayor and
Alderman, for the purpose of determining
whether or not bonds of said city, for the pur
poses hereinbeforo spedllod, shall bo issued by
the Mayor and Council of the city of Brunswick;
nnd tho ballots cast at said election shall, those
favoring tho lssuo of said l>onds, bear upon their
faces the words, “For tho issuo of bonds,” if the
vote is in favor thorcof; or, if opposed thereto,
said ballot shall bear the worefs “Against the
issuo of bonds,” Tho managers of said election
shall bo appointed by the Mayor nnd Council
nf3resuid, at their regular meeting tr bo held
beforo tho day named for the holding of said
election; which said managers shall, after the
close of said election, ascertain the result and
certify and deliver the returns of said election to
Mayor nnd Council aforesuid, by whom, In,
tho
tho presence of and together with said mann
gera the same shall be consolidated, and the re
suit Anally declared and recorded nt the next
meeting by thorn held subsequent to the date of
said election.
8ec. 2. Be It, nnd it is hereby in like manner
further ordained, that the Clerk of said Mayor
aud Council shall udvcrtlso in all the gazettes
[Hiblisheu in saul city of Brunswick, for thirty
‘ the day Axed for the holding
.80) days preceding
of said election, full notice to the people, (quali-
Aed voters) of said city, of the ordering of said
election, and of the purposes for which the
same Is to be held, the amount of bonds proposed
to.be issued,and the purposes for which they arc to
beissued; the rnie of interest safd bonds are to
bear; how much principal ami ’otc. v st thereof is
to pe paid annually; and whet, aud at wiiat dale
said bonds are to mntii’v, and to bo lullv paid olT
and discharged.
Sec. lie it and it i hereby ordained by th>
ordinance or ordinances, to provide a slukiuu
be provided for the ultimate redemption of the
bonds aforesaid, it authorized to be issued by the
result of said olection.
Sic. 4. Bo it and it is hereby in like manner
further ordained, that the notice hereinbefore re
quired to be given by the Clark shall specify that
said Mayor and Council proposes to issuo bonds
ot said city to the amount of two hundred thous
and dollars, ($200,000), or such portion of that
sum as may bo doomed necessary by said Mayor
nnd Council at anv time; the proceeds of the
sale thereof to bo usod for the purposes herein
after specified; and the same to bear interest at
tho rate of Ave pcrccntura per annum, it it is
found herenftor that a caio of such bonds can he
made bearing that rate, then tho same shi.ll
bear interest ut the rate of six per cent, per an
num, If an advantageous sale thereof can be ef
fected of said bonds bearing that rate of interest;
or, if no advantageous sale of said bonds can he
nt such election, Is to the turn of two huu-
diid thi/mand dollars ($200,000) prim ipal, or so
much thereof os -may become necessary in the
judgment of said Mayor and Council to accom
plish the purposes in said ordinance contained
ond specified* ‘ '
proceeds thereof are to be
applied to the procurement of an adequate and
proper system of drainage and soweragejfcieces-
sary and aid table public buildings and qtTaran-
tine grounds for tbe use of said city, the prseccu-
tlon and completion of auch other public works as
may bo deemed advisable by the said Mayor and
GREAT SALE I
On Tuesday, November 20th.
BARGAIN DAY!
Council, tho retirement of tho present outstand
ing bonded and other indebtedness of said c"
to sanitary and other purposes, •» in saidoi
nance stated.
Said bonds, if authorized to lie issued, shall
bear interest at the rate of Ave per cent per an
num, if an advantageous sale can be made there-
be made; tl
per cent per annum interest, if an advantageous
sale can be made of such bonds at that rate; or,
if no such aalo cap be made, then said bends shall
1/ear interest at the rate of seven percent, per
annum.
No pnrt of the principal of said bonds is to be
paid annually, but the Interest thereof shall bo
paid semi-annually, upon tbeArst days of Jan
year until the maturity
bonds; and the whole of said bonds, if issued,
*hnU become duo and payable nt the expiration
of thirty years, from and next after day of thejr
date; provision being Arst made, by proper ordi-
«r J .. T, for the pay
nunce of said Mnyorand Council
nient thereof, at tho maturity thereof, by means
of nnd through an annual sinking fund.
This November 22d, A. D„ 1888.
E. A. NELSON, Clerk.
Petition far -Incorporation.
STATE OF GEOKG1A—1 oi'NTY of Glynn.
To the Superior Court of said county:
The petition of David Dav/s, *7oreph B. I)i«vl
nd Charles O. Moore, all of the city of Bruns
wick, ebunt-y of Glynn nnd said state of Ueor/ui
respectfully shows that petitioner.- with oilier
whom they may wish to associalc with 'hem
selves, ocsire to be Incorporated under the h»w
of the State of Georgia in such cases made and
provided, and be made nnd declared a bod
pornte nnd politic, under the name and style of
the “Brunswick Steam Lnundrv Company.” and
under such title and corporat
the business.
1st. Of erecting, maintaining and operating or
of purchasing or leasing ami opera, mg one or
more steam laundries in said county and state,
and in such other places as said corporation may
deem desirable.
2d. Of entering into and making all* contracts
On that day wo will sell tho best bargains that v*c ever placed before our
customers, which we will sell at tlio following pi cs ’till closed out:
30 pieces heavy Canton Finflilel at 7^c., woi'ii ICe.
26 pieces heavy Canton Flannel at 8^c., woitli l* .
2 cases of ladies very fine Merina Underwear ut 4n., worth 65c. ■
1 enso of ladies very fine camel’s hair underwear at 60c. This goods
sold readily last season at $1.
1 case 54 inch dress flannels at 60c., worth 75c.
10 pieces nil wool cashmere in all colors at 56c., worth 65c.
1 case of 36 inch Henrietta, in all Colors at 25c., worth 35c.
30 cases Matlassec Newmarkets at $6.50, worth $10.
30 pieces of wide plush at 65c., worth $1.
16 pieces of our famous H. B. Marquerite cloth in colors. This ih ' the
finest lot of this beautiful goods we have ever placed on sale, and it is suf
ficient to say they equal in every way the wonderful black goods that we
have sold for the past five years.
30 rolls of Ingrain Carpets, lower than ever.
We have an immense stock of ladies and gents shoes, rubbers, cloaks,
shawls and skirts ut popular prices.
Clothing, Clothing.
Our stock of clothing is immense. Every day during this month will be
a hummer. We never had a finer assortment of dress suits. Come and see
them,3’ou will be delighted with the styles, you will be pleased with the
prices.
PLUSHES, VELVETS, BRAIpS, ETC.
suvvatlou nml success of its business of 1 uUiuTry-
Ing.
8<I. With a power to snlcl corporation to adopt
such rules nml regulations and pass such by-lawr
Interestbr controlling and regulating the acts,
powers and authority of its agents, officers and
emplovees.
4th.‘With n power to said corporation to pur
chase or lease such property, both real nml per
sonal as it may think necessary and advisable
for the interest nnd success of its business.
5th. With a power to said corporation under
such regulations ns it may think proppifo pre
scribe by its duly authorized officers, to honow
money upon its corporate property, both real
and personal, and secure the payment or the
same by the execution of mortgages or deeds of
trust, or by the issuing of bonds, or in any other
manner that it may think nuvisnble
flth. The chief oflico of said corporation to be
in the city of Brunswick, county* of Glynn and
State of Georgia, nml the business of said corpo
ration tobeprinclpnHv conducted in the county
of Glynn nml State of Georgia, but with tho lull
right to said corporation to establish branch of-
ticca nt such other places as It may deem proper
and desirable, nnd at such other places to make
and enter into any and all contracts necessary or
devisable for tho Interest of its business.
The capital stock of said corpora turn to be ten
thousand ($10,000) dollars, ditfdcd into one hun
dred (100) shares of one hundred (|l( 0) dollars
each, but with tho privilege at any time, by a
majority vote of tho stock of said corporation, to
increase its said capital stock to a sum not ex
ceeding fifty thousand (SBO.owi) dollars, and
with the right nml privilege of said corporation,
nt anv time in thtyllscrotfon of its directors, to
rccoivo real or personal property, or both, In
part or full payment of any subscribed for in
said Com pan/, or in payment of any debts that
may be due it.
Petitioners punt that they may be incorpora
ted under the title aforesaid, for the full term of
twenty years with a privilege, at the expiration
of that time, according to law, to renew the
same, and that under such title they may have
all such powers and privileges as are usually
anted to all corporations under the laws of
lie rati; of
men per coot, por annum; that no part of aald
principal ia to Uc paid annually, but the lntereat
ahall bo paid aeail-nnnually aa It nccruca upon
the llrat <lay. of January and July respectively
... * ’.until the maturity of tho whole of
In each year,
said bonds; and that the whole amount covered
by the issue ot said bonds shall become due and
payable at the expiration of thirty (30) years
from and after the day of llielr date.
. . . . .
further ordained, that all ordinance* or parts ot
‘ ’ ifllCtl
ordinance, militating against, or in conflict with
this ordinance bo and tho same aro horebv re
pealed
Passed in Council this Mat day ot November,
- “ DUNN, Mayor.
1>. T. ....
JNO. H. COOK, Maj-or pro tempore
K. A. NELSON,'Clerk.
NOTICE
Te the Stockholders of Ik* Oglethorpe National
Da»k, Ur.a.wlrk, 0*.
of the atockholder* of the
Is hereby called lor
-‘Mluiflt m, Tim...
meeting loeonald*
it th, capital .took
. I'rMt.
. .. sue and bo sued, to plead and bo Impleaded
with, and with all tho general powers granted to
corporations by the State of Georgia, not here in
purticiilnrly spool fled.
And petitioners will over pray.
SYMMKS A BENNETT,
Petitioners’ Attorneys.
A true copy from the minutes ot tho Superior
ourt, November 2,1888. J. C. 1.HUMAN.
Dop. Cl’k. Slip. Court.
Plushes 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 st3’les of dress
trimming, tinsel braid, cords, Hercules braid, etc., etc.
4-4 bleach shirting at 7e„ worth 10c., 4-4 unblcachedat 6c., worth 8|c.
It will bo a very cold day that any store in Brunswick can come down
to J. Michclson’s prices and J. Micbelson’s qualities.
DON’T FORGET OUR GRAND DRAWING.
And we want every one to undcr/stand what we give to one we give to all, ho wo will give to each
and every purchaser of $2 worth of merchandise For cash, a ticket ontitellng tho holder to a
chance ut a lnngniAcent suit of wnluut furniture, consisting of ten pieces, which will bo drawn for
on January 10, 1889. Don’t stop and think you will not get it, who knows? You may be the lucky
one. Como and try your luck.
Don't forget the GREAT BARGAIN DAY, .TUESDAY, NOV. 20th., at
tbe Emporium of
JACOB MICHELSON.
AGENT FOB
•YOUMANS’ ” N,
IATS.
; “LILLIPUTIAN
Headquarters In N, Y. for
CHILDHEN’S CLOTHING I
NECKWEAR IN ALL STYLES, AND-AT ANY PRICE !
HOSIERY!
FLANNEL SHIRTS
This Space bclongs.to
C. L. .ELLIOT.
DRESS SHIRTS!
GLOVES
UNDERWEAR,EALL GRADES, MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHT !
TRUNKS AND
TRAVELING BAGS
All tlze. nnd elinpcs.
A BIO LINE OF
UMBRELLAS
;To suit tho Times.
Gr. B. MILLER,
(Successor toJC. WjFLQYD)
PEAR ORCHARD FOR RALE.
which arc planted with the famous Lc-
. peaches,
plum., ole. There are nearly six hundred trees.
<UVEB TIMtKK BUNDBKII NOW IN BKAUINO.
of phusphati, marl underlying (a valuable fertil
izer in itself), thoroughly drained by tho Altama-
ha canal, which rnns-through the land, fluid Is
splendidly adapted to the cultivation of cabbages
tho city, is hall
ainllo from the crossing otthc B. & W. ami E.T
o and from tho city. Track anil fruit con be
shipped from this point or via the Brunswick
and Altamaba canal direct to the city in small
boat, from the Held,
Fifty tr*« have been added the post winter.
Rafted on the LoOonte stock, consisting of tbe
fnuiou Of uw MMinw »iwxi uiiuutiag ut mi
uowell. Sugar, Bartlett and Irish Green pears.
* 0F '’u0I , K*N8*?i > l/AL ESTATE AGENCY.
Notice.
J^ErtUEB tho Oaptaln, owner, nor consignee*
will b, rasnonalht* fur any debt., centra dad'liy
urn crew o,,b.l..UraUrk o flJHo kKOi
. Muter.
a- R, OCER.
. ^ Having purchased the Btock and good will of Mr. C. W. Floyd, I will
continue the Retail Grocery Business at tho old stand, corner of Newcastle
and Howe streets, where can be found the . ,
Choicest and; Freshest Groceries
-AND AT-
LOWEST BOTTOM-ROCK PRICES.
f-Goods delivered to any portion of the city promptly.
ttow tr oi
J. H. POWELL,
(ESTABLISHED 187S)
10’4 mile* from Brunswick, tho City by the Sea,
•tlfl continue, dealing in Groceries Liquor, and
Cigar*. Milk Shake* a specialty.
HORSES TO HIRE.
Uon*|br mitlo, wagon or baggy can bo had at
any time, night and day. ForUe* from Darien
caa go to Branawiek and return **me day. in
formation can bo hod from M. J,.'Christopher*
blacksmith. Darien. 1 «-<
G. B. FLINT,
Real Estate Agent,
Ckovatt Block, Room 2.
T\ESIBABLE CITY AND COCNTBY FBOP
U KBTY for sale and rent.
Coal,. Coal, Coal.—Ju«t received
best qtulity Jelico coal for house use. *
Tcrfos fltriotAy cash. R. Torriih^ Cd. ’"*■<
