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Ullirial Organ ot' City mid County.
FROST This Morning.
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Read notice of Bank meeting of
stockholders of First National.
The steamship Olympus, • has ar
rived and will load for the Storage
and Export Co.
What never, no never before \ras
such bargains sold in towels as we
are selling now.
J. J. Lissnor <fc Co
Mr. W. L. Fulton left this morn
ing on a trip up the B. & W.
AI isses Myrtle and Jennie Goldsmith
have gone on a visit to relatives in
Huntsville^ Ala.,. They will be away
probably five or six months.
And don’t you (brget it. We are
selling 66 inoh trioot, at 76ots a
yard. J. J. Lissner A Co.
’Tis said that Alderman Madden
.will lead thq ticket in the coming
clcotlon for Mayor and Aldermen.
How true this is remains to be seen.
iiiilmiiiy tad dlrec-
gorcrning Min general
iBmUi tiiafd city,
MMUadtfti the purpose ot datsi
Whether or mm boodeof said city, for the;
Of MldOrdupnee specified, snail be It
Connell of tho City of Bi
Wanted—Five thousand men to
diuy our unlaundried shirts, at 46cts,
K* l)a *¥*in. , J. J. Lissner A Co.
A number of tho B. <fe W. boys
from the office at' Wav cross spent
^yesterday in tho city. Their weekly
trips to Brunswick form bright
aasiB in the desert of their lives.
The latest novelty is in linon
Scotch crochet thread. Call at J,
Michel son's.
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Messrs. Coney A Parkor will have
six hundred tons of anthracito coal
and thoro is more to follow, so Will
, Parker says, and he knows. Those
young men are going to keep us
all warm this winter, if wo will
only reciprocate wi^h "tho sash.”
Mr. J,. F. O’Shaughnessy, the.
moving spirit in the Brungwiok Co.
is expected in tho city to-morrow,
o look after his presont schemes
for building up Brunswick, and to
inaugurate now ones if advisable.
Tho naphtha launoh,“Vision," pur
chased by tho Brunswick Company,
also the row boats purchased by tho
^Oglethorpe Hotel, havo arrived. They
name by the Caroline Miller from
Now York. The Vision is an elegant
' craft indeed and guaranteed to make
thirteen knots per hour. She will
be used by the Oglethorpe guests
well as the row boats.
The boys-who-ride will soon be
arrayed in their handsome new cav
alry suits recently arrived. . They
wW bo given out to-night, and we
-hope soon to see the command turn
ou& We want to see them mounted
one time—somehow we can’t realize
we have a cavalry company until wo
. see tho boys ride up and down a few
times on their prancing steeds.
Mr. G. B. Miller, who. recently
bought out Mr. Floyu’s family gro
cery, is adding daily to his stock.
His storo will be lengthened fifteen
fret, and when all is il&shed up, ho
informs us that he will be prepared
10 fill any order sent in. He is a
live man, and is supported by Mr.
Dauvergne, than whom no more at
tentive or courteous clerk can be
found.
air. Josef Mathews has a card in
today’s paper. Read what ho has-to
say about the priee of IVuits.'
Hie steamer Martha arrived this
morning for “the Court,”' not hav
ing heard of the change in court
matters for Camden.
In our article of prominent young
men in Saturday’s paper, we got our
initials mixed. Mr. Lissncr's right-
hand man is Mr. George Walker.
Mr. H. S. Walker is a new clork in
the establishment, and whilst a good
saiemans, cte^ i*a J4,w mua . X he
reference was to Mr.
_ whose
like can’t be picked up even day of
tue week.
The Fire Last Night.
Almut two o’clock *thi» morning
the lire bell rang and the denizens of
ihis city were awakened from their
quiet slumbers. It originated in the
store of Mr. C. M. Tilton, aud when
discovered was found to be about
midway down tho store among a lot
of paper bags. Mr. John Greer, who
sleeps across the way at tho Key
stone stables was among the first to
know of tho fire, and by the time the
belt rang he and a colored man had
gotten the Prelection Hose Reel to a
plug and bad a stream on the fire
which was soon extinguished. Mr.
Tilton informs us that he had $400
of insurance and estimates the loss
of goods, fixtures, furniture, eto., at
about $900, ill of which was destroy
ed, either by fire or water, and is
therefore a total loss. • ■'
Several theories' are out atr to;the J^J£SBxft*£i!eCT
little boy that Tilton has in his shop
was locked in there last night .and
did the mischief.
Another theory is that a burglar
entered through the back window
robbed the money draw, which con
tained some thirteen dollars, and
which was found on the floor in
back room this morning, and tbs
papers and books it contained found
outside on another lot and then
set fire either accidently or intention
ally to the paper bags. We are
glad to know anyway tbat the de
partment as usual put in some good
work at the right time and place.
When tho Are was over, mother
Rowe was on hand with her pot of
hot coffee for the boys, all of whom
esteem her efforts in their behalf.
What About Your Sewerage
Among the visitors to our town,
we note the names of Messrs. Hotch
kiss and Duncan of Bay City, Mich
igan. They had heard of Bruns
wick, and had come to spy out the
country, and possibly to locate. We
sought an interview with Mr. Hotch
kiss, and what do you suppose his
first question was? “What about
your sewerage, Mr. Editor? Wo peo
ple from my country neyer locate in
town without proper sewerage.”
Wo told him we were now preparing
the way for as good and complete
system as can be found in the land.
Thanksgiving.
Don’t forget that Thursday is
Thanksgiving Day. Mako your ar
rangements to close upyourestab
lishment on that day, so as to give
your clerks a showing; also seo to it
that you make, at the ringing of the
bell, your appearance at church to
thank God for llis mercies. And
pee to it that your pastor’s family is
supplied with as fat a turkey ns you
ha\ v e for your own. By observing
these suggestions you will be happy
yourself and make others so too.
Six or Eight Cars D t railed.
The jaorning passenger was de
layed tfls morning on the B. & W.R.
R. by a mishap last night—about the
7th mile- post. Some six or eight
cars of tho out-going freight, loaded
with railroad iron Wfere derailed this
morning about two o’clock at that
point. Tho wreck was soon all
cleared away and trains are all mov
ing ahead once more. •
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Notice of Election.
Iqiuilldeil voter.)
■mine whether or
Mnycromi tout)'
—- -f procuring
with nil adP
trini nor
mm nunm
or tot
BARGAIN DAY!
j. nii-f
o words “For tho Ifsue
jofio opposed thereto shall In like
die words, «'Against tho Issue of
]• mount of bonds proposed to beis-
■ized by the |>eopfe (qualified rot
ation. is to the sum of two hun-
, loUftrs ($200,ooo) priw-ipal, or so
as may bocowe necessary in tho
Id Maror and Council to acoom-
In said ordinance contained
thereof are to
an adequate am
83 \v era go, ucccB'
le public buildings and quaran-
• the nso of said city, the prseecu-
tlon of 6uch other public works as
sary ami sul
tine giouodl
tlon find fiomi
may bo deemed advisable by the said Mayor and
It!
Council, tho retirement of the present outstand
to sanitary and other purposes, as in said
nance stated,.
Said bonds,'; if authorized to bo issued, shall
bear Interest fit the rate of five per cent per an
num, if an advantageous sale can be made these
of at that rate of infcrcsif or. If no such sale can
be made* then the same shall bear tho rate of six
per cent per annum interest, if an advantageous
sale can be made ot such bonds at that rate: or.
if no such sale cap bo ipnrlc, then said bonds shall
bear interest at the* rate of seven percent, per
annum.
paid annually, but the interest thereof shall be
and July respectively in each and every
until the maturity of the whole of said
mds; and the whole of said bonds, if Issued,
shall become duo and payable at the expiration
of thirty years, from and next after day of thejr
date; provision being first made, by proper ordi-
“ “** l, for the pay
nance of said Mayor and Counci.,...
ment thereof, at the maturity thereof, by means
of and through an annual sinking fund.
This November 2Jd, A. D„ 1S8S. /
’. E. A. NELSON, Clerk
Fetitioi for Incorporation.
To the Superior Court of •»ni«l county.
The petition of David Davis, Joseph J». Davis
and Charles G. Moore, nil of tho city of Bruns
wick, county of Glynn and said utalo of Georgia,
respectfully shows' that petitioners with other,
whom thoy may wish to associate with them
selves, desire to be incorporated under the laws
of tho .State of Georgia in such cases made and
provided, and bo made and declared a body cor
porate ahd politic, under tho name and style of
the “Brunswick Steam Laundrv Company,” and
under such title and corporate irime t
the business. •
1st. Of erecting, maintaining and operating or
purchasing or leasing and operating one ot
more steam laundries in said county ami Slate,
and m such other places as said corporation may
deem desirable.
2d. Of entering into and making all contracts
servation and success of its business of 1 ..umlry
tng
With a power to said corjiorntion to adopt
such rules and regulations and pass such hy-lawr
interest uy uumruauig mm rugiuuuujt uiu auis.
powers and authority of its agents, officers and
n ploy ces.
4th. With a power to said corporation to pur
chase or lease such property, both real and per
sonal as it may think necessary and advisable
for the interest and success of its business.
Utli. With a power to said corporation under
such regulations as it may think propeifto pre
scribe by its duly authorized ofilcers, to bonow
money upon its corjuirate property, both real
and personal, and secure the payment of the
same by the execution of inort gages or de.eds of
trust, or by the issuing of bonds, or In any other
manner that it mav think advisable.
Gth. Tho chief office of said corporation to be
tho city of Brunswick, county of Glynn and
.State of Georgia, and the business of said
ration |pbeprincipally conducted in the county
of Glynn and State of Georgia, but with the full
right to said corporation to establish branch of
fices at such other places as It may deem proper
and desirable, and at such othtir places to make
devisablo for the interest of its business.
The capital stock of said corporation to be ten
thousand ($10,000) dollars, divided into one bun*
dred (100) shares of ono hundred ($100) dollars
each, but with tho privilege at anytime, by a
majority vote ol the stock of snfd corporation, to
increase its said capital stock to a sum not ex
ceeding fifty thousand ($50,000) dollars, and
ith the right and privilege of said corporation,
; any time in the discretion of its directors, to
•ccelvc real or personal property, or both, in
part or full payment of any subscribed for in
said Company, or in.paymcnt of as? debts that
may be due it.
Petitioners pray that they may bo incorpora
ted under tho title aforesaid, for the full term of
of that time, according to~liiw, to renew the
same, and that under such title they may have
all such power* ami privileges as are usually
granted to all corporations . under tho law
The Hospital Fair
Opens this evening at L’arioso, hall.
The committee request that every
lady and gentleman in the city come
out to-night and give them a grand
send off. Of the needs for a hospi
tal it is useless for us to write—all
are agreed on that line. Then come
out to-night and encourage tho la
dies all you can.
Target Practice.
Tho Brunswick Riflemen will turn
out in force for target practice next
Thursday—Thanksgiving Day, and
will shoot for tho Company medal on
that occasion. This practice will bo
witnessed by tho youth and beauty
of the eity, as well as by those of
older and more staid ideas.
the number of directors ami officers of said cor
poration, and the manner of electing the same.
To sue and be sued, to plead and be impleaded
with, and with all the general'powers granted to
corporations by.tho State of Georgia, not here in
particularly specified.
And petltlouirs will over pray.
F 8YMMES& BENNETT,
Petitioners’ Attorneys.
A true copy from the minutes of the superior
Court, Xoveinfcpr 2,188#. iT n T w,,%r 4 v
FIAR ORCHARD FOR SALE.
ypnE tract consists,of thjrty acros, twelve acres
which ire planted with the famous he
Cnnte ami a lew KcllTer pears, ranging from two
to seven year* old, one hundred early peaches,
plums, etc. There are nearly six hundred trees.
OVKB TURKS lUINDBKD SOW IX BEARING.
A portion or the tract, consisting of about eighl
acres, cleared ready for cultivation. Is low. but-
of phosphatic marl underlying (a valuable fei til
Izrr in itself', thoroughly drained by the Alt.ima-
hn cannl, which runs through the land, and Is
splendidly adapted to tho cultivation ol cabbages
strawberries and truck generally.
The orchard Ues six mites from the city, Is hnll
a mile from th« crossing of the It. A VV. and K. T.
V. At;. Railroads, at which point all trains stop
o and from tho city. Truck and fruit can bo
sliipiHid from this point or via tho itrnnswick
uml AUaimiba canal direct to the city in small
boats from the field. * ...
Fifty trees have been added tho post winter,
•afted on the LcContc stock, consisting of the
E rafted on the Leconte siock,consistingoi in
owell. Sugar, Bartlett and Irish tirucn^iean.
For Particular. .apply.,o
Atteutiou ladles. . Thirty six inch
honriettu cloths only 35ct* u yard
—in .J, <1, Llsinsr A Co,
Notice.
j^KITUUIt the Captain, owners nor consignee.
uni lie re T—naible lor any debuCcontrnoted by
Hie envr o' ib i Italian bark Sirin,
It. CICHKRO, Mister.
On that day we will sell thfe best bargains that wt h placed before our
customers, which we will sell at the following pr<i-< a ’till closed out:
80 pieces heavy Canton Flannel at 7^o., worth 1C.-,. ,
26 pieces heavy Canton Flahnel at &jc,, won't 12i.
2 oases of ladies very fine Merina Underwear.. 140.., worth 66e.
I, case'of ladies Veiy fine camel’s hair underwear at 60o. This goods
sold readily last season at $1. ’
1 case 64 inch dresk flannels at 60c., worth. 76o,
10 pieces all wool cashmere in all colors at 66c., worth 65o.
-fl^case of 36 in^h Honrietta, in all colors at 25c.; worth 35c.
80 cases Matlasseo Newmarkets at $6.60, worth $10.
30 pieces of wide plush at 66c., worth $J.
16 pieces of our famous H. B. Marquerite cloth in colors. This is 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. , v ; *
30 rolls of Ingrain .Carpets, lower than ever. ' . v v / •
We have an immense stock of ladles and gents- shoes, rnbbdrs, cloaks,
shawls and skirts at popular prices. ■■■%’
Clothing, Clothing.
Our stock bf clothing is immense. Every day during this month will be
a hummer. We never had a finer assortment of dress suits. Comftfcud.Me
them, you will be delighted with the styles, you will be pleased with the
prices. .
PLUSHES, VELVETS, BRAIDS, ETC.
Plushes in all colors at 65c., worth $1. Velvets in all colon at 40c., worth
60c., kid gloves in all colors at 50c., worth 75c. The newest styles of dress
trimming, tinsel braid, cords, Hercules braid, etc., etc.
4-4 bleach shirting at 7c,.worth 10c., 4-4 unbleachedat 6c., worth 8£c.
It will be a very cold day that any store in Brunswick can como down
to J. Michelson’s prices and J. Michelson’s qualities.
DON’T FORGET OUR GRAND DRAWING.
Ami wo M-ant every ono t» understand what wo give to ono wo give to nil, so wo will glyo to oacb
and every purchaser ot $2 worth of merchandise Foil Cash, a tlekot ontl’tollng tho holder to n
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mngn _ ,
011 January 10,1881). Don’t stop and think you will not get it, who knows? You may bo tlio lucky
ono. Como and try your luck.
Don’t forget the GREAT BARGAIN DAY, TUESDAY, NOV. 27th., at
the Emporium of ^
JACOB MICHELSON.
AGENT FOR
YOUMANS’ ” N. Y. HATS. -?
AUK.NT FOR THE
“LILLIPUTlJkN’B A Z*AAR,”
Headquarters in N. Y. for
Hoadqui
CHILDREN’S
NECKWEAR IN ALL STYLES, AND AT ANY L PRICE !
HOSIERY!
FLANNEL SHIRTS !
This Space belongs to
C. L. ELLIOT.
DRESS SHIRTS!
GLOVES!
UNDERWEAR,'ALL GRADES, MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHT 1
TRUNKS AND
TRAVELING BAGS
All sizes and shapes.
A BIO LIRE OF
UMBRELLAS
;To suit the Times.
Gr. B. MILLER,
* (Successor to|C. WV FLOYD)
G R. OCR
Having purchased tho stock and good will of Mr. C. W. Floyd,TwHI
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-
LOWEST BOTTOM-ROCK PRICES.
ITGoods delivered to any portion of tho city promptly.
3STOW p O!
J. H. POWELL,
(ESTABLISHED 1871}
10U mUe. from llrunswlck, the City by tho Rea,
•tin continues dealing In Groceries, YJqnor* and
Cigar*. Milk Shakes n specialty.
HORSES TO HIRE.
llonehr male, wagon or buggy can be had at
jiy time, night and day. Parlies from Darien
can go to Brunswick and return seme day. In
formation can bo had from M.J. Christopher*
blacksmith. Darien. ocu
G. B. FLINT,
Real Estate Agent,
Crovatt Block, Room 2..
BTY B fe?a^“,f OUNTBV p « 01 *
Coal, Coal, Coal.—Just received
best quality Jelieo cbnl for house use,
Terms strictly cash. R. Torres dr Co.