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AN 0U> TMCkSTER.
Citctm • Tartar to the
itnwt, to a waiting car. Tbo
was ao In mo In both front legs
tbo old fnuno quivered as if It were
going to unliingo every time ho Cautiously
put uls foot on tho pavement. It did
mem hard to forconn old nntmnl like
thin to work, and a crowd of people, who
bad speedily gathered, were heartily
glad when tho benevolent man seized tbo
driver's arm,' and, showing a badgo of
Vi**- tho Society for tho Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, threatened to arrest him If
, be persisted in mauling tho beast.
“Show Hilly some kindness?" said tho
driver in response to tho stranger's sug
gestion. “Shure that’s what ails him.
He's had too much of it. Why ho'U
swallow kindness quicker than a mouth
ful of oats und siiow his gratitude by
elcoping twenty-four hours out of a day.
He’s the biggest roguo in New York,
and I'll prove it to you. Whoa there,
Billy! Hi! YII Whoopla!”
Up went tho horse's ears as if he had
heard the voice of an old friend. Tho
• driver patted him on tho back and
whispered: “You won’t have to work
today, Billy.'' Tho chango was magical.
The old nag was a 2-year-old again. He
started toward his stall without »trace
of lameness. Ho was turned about face
toward tho car quickly, the lameness re
turned in a jiflfy, and lie looked as if he
wasgoing to snake oil his skin and die.
“This Ts an every day occurrence,"
said Mr. Parker, the superintendent of
tho stable. “Billy is an old trick horse
and used, to travel with a circus. Ho has
an innate hatred for work, and becomes
lame every time that he is taken from his
stall to take a turn with a car. He fooled
usuli at first, .and I had thought 1 had
been badly stuck in buying him, but I
soon found out lie was shamming. The
lameness disappears as soon no ho is
hitched up, and be goespn his journey at
good speed.”
“Havo you any other horses with
peculiar antics?”
“Yes, plenty of them. Wo get many
well bred animals, runners, trotters and
jumpers, that havo had their day. Every
beast of degreo has a weakness of 6om’o
sort that gives us trouble, but we don't
havo time to pay attention to their
whims and they soon find it out and be
come old stagers. The car stable is the
last station to tho bo.nevard, and wo get
a haok at all tho broken down plugs
going in that direction. They are fed
well and carefully looked after for the
sake of economy, and a driver who is
caught abusing a horse will be instantly
discharged. Horses havo to be trained
for this work, and it takes several
months to get them into shapo to stand
tho wear and tear of rough pavement
and exposure to all sorts of weather, A
green horse that is not handled with
care will wind up in tho hospital after a
week's steady work.”—Now York Tri
bune.
AN ORDINANCE
To provldo for the holding of an
, election by the people (qualified
voters) or tho city of Brunswick,
to detcrmlno whether or not bonds
shall be issued by the Mayor and
Connell of said city, for tho pur-
pose of procuring means wherewith
to supply satd city with an ade
quate and proper system of drain'
age and sewerage, with necessary
and sultablo publlo buildings and
quarantine) grounds for the use of
■aid city, and for tbo prosecution
and completion of such other pub
lio works os maybe deemed ad vis
able, and for the retirement of the
present outstanding bonddd and
other indebtedness of said city,
and for sanitary and other pur-
poses:
wbsuas, It It essential to the Mfei
publlo Malta, becatue <;f tho tntroduc
use of waterworks, and , the increase)
of „ population in the eitjr ot Brim. . ..
•apply csld city with a comprehensive and ado
qnate system of sewersro and drainage.
Ann WnxBias, Ths city of Branswiok be*
i grounds for snob purposes
isyorsnd Councilor the "
si Brunswick hare not the mesne wherswltl
crocure the aforesaid necessary Improremeuts,
, and tor sanitary purposes, or to carry on
tbo benefit and improvement of said city; and
for .tho retirement of the present outstanding
bonded and other Indebtedness of said city: the
revenues arising from taxation of said
wholly Inadequate for the purpose*
aforesaid purpose* can only bo obtained by the
issuing and sale of bonds of aatd city; therefore,
Section l, Be it and it is hereby ordained, by
are now proviuen ny »«*w ror mo
holding of elections in said city for Mayor and
Alderman, for the purpose of determining
whether or not bonds of eniil eitjr, for the pur.
Qualified.
During a conversation on a railway
train a well dressed old fellow became
interested in a young man.
“You are just starting out in life, I
suppose," said tho old follow.
“Havo you any idea as to what you in
tend to do?"
“Nono whatever." •
“What would you like to do?"
“I don't know. I don’t think that I
have any especial fitness for anything,"
“Got no leaning toward any calling,
eh?”
“None.”
“Why, then, havo you left home?"
“Well, the truth is, I was bored. My
brothers and sisters are musicians, and
their playing annoyed me.”
“You don't like music, then?"
“I dc8piso it.”
“Can you sing?”
“Not a note.”
“Young man,” said tho old fellow,
speaking with emotion, “you need feel
no further anxiety concerning your fu
ture. I will give you a grand oppor
tunity. I am tho manager of an opera
company, and I want you.”—Arkausaw
Traveler.
Superstitions of tho Stage.
“A cross eyed girl is death to good
luck on the stage,"said thoohl showman
who was in a pensive and talkative mood
Saturday.
“They are dead sure to bring bad luck
—a regular hoodoo, and no mistake.
Lota of us won’t travel with ono in tho
company. I won’t, if 1 know it, and I
reckon I do. Tho opera company hero
this week, though, don’t think so. J no
ticed a twist in ono of tho eyes of the
clTorus. Another bad ono is a yellow
clarinet in tho orchestra. Td rather play
in front of a loaded cannon. Crickety!
how I suffered! Ono night when I was
playing down in Jersey Hooked over the
footlights and saw an old fellow with a
black wig on his head blowing bad luck
at mo out of tho nozzlo of a yellow clari
net. I was hoodooed for sure, and didn’t
get into luck again for over six months,
and then only by picking tip a horseshoe
in Pittsburg, Pa. 1 know lots of tho
boys who won’t face one.’’—Lewiston
Journal.
Tbo Camera Caught IIlm.
A burglar entered a houso at Water
ford, Ireland, and after purloining every
thing ho could find ho prepared to ro-
movo a large photographic camera that
was standing oa a table. In somo way
he touched off a magnesium flash light
attachment that was part of the
and fled precipitately when tho
flared up. Tho next day it was foum
that tho camera had taken tho photo
graph of tho burglar. The negative was
' in tho howls of tlio police, and by
favoring tho Issue of said bonds, bour upon their
faces the words, “For tho Issue of bonds,” If the
vote is in favor thereof; or. If opposed thereto,
said ballot shall hear the words “Against the
issue of bonds.” Tho managers of said election
•hall be appointed by tho Mayor and Council
aforesaid, at their regular meeting tr be held
before the day named for the holding of said
election; which said managers shall, after the
close of sahl election, ascot tain the result and
certify nod deliver the returns of said election to
the Mayor and Council aforesaid, by whom. In
the tircsencc of and together with said mana
gers, the result shall be dually declared and re
corded at the next meeting by them held subse
quent In Hi" dote of said election.
er.c. x. nc it, ana n is nereoy in ukp ms
further ordained, that the Clerk of said Mayor
and Council shall advertise In all the gazettes
its aid they quickly nabbed their man.
It showed tho burglar with a jimmy in
ono hand and a box containing jewelry
under liis arm, whilo he carried a sack
over his shoulder with valuablo pieces of
plate, books, eta, and was gazing at tbo
flash light in open mouthed amazement.
—Buffulo Cburier.
election, and of the purposes for which the
same Is to be held, the amount of bonds proposed
tobeissued.and tho purposesfor which they are to
beissued; the rate of interest safd bonds are to
hear: how much principal and Interest thereof is
to be paid annually; and when ami at what date
said bonds are to mature, and to he fully paid off
anddischargcd.
SEC. 8- Bo it and it is hereby ordained by the
authority aforesaid, that It la the duty of the
Mayor and Council of said city, by subsequent
ordinance or ordinances, to tirovldo a sinking
fund, whereby and from which the means shall
ho provided annually for the ultimate redemp
tion of the bonds aforesaid, if authorized to he
sued by the result of said electl >n; and in -o!, I
dlnnncc to provide for .hu i-see or the bonds and
all tho details pertaining vo their issue negotia
tion and sale.
Sec. 4. He it and It is hereby, in like manner
fnrthcrovdainsd, that the notice herein le-fure
required lobe given by the e.-.rk shall specify
that said Mayor and Council proposes to Issue
bonds of said city tj tne amoen, of two hundred
and forty .liousand dollars (f.hi.i.jO) <,. sue], por
tion of that sum as may hotleeined necessary liy
snlit Mayor and Council a, any time; the uro-
ceedsof the sale thereof to he used for the pur
pose hercinhulore specified; ami the same to hear
interest at the rate of five per centum per an
num, if it Isfouud that a sale of such bonds can
be made hearing thet rate, hut If no sale cm he
effected at live percent Interest, then the same
shall bosr Intelest at the rate of six per cent per
aniicni. The principal of said goads shall be paid
ns follows: fJ tae first year of their issue,
$1,500 lue second year, $2,0) i the third year *2,.
500 the fourth year lo.ioe the fifth year, $:',r,oo
the si: th year $4,. lie seventh year, $' ;0" tile
eigth year. 1.5,duo the ninth year, ».i,5ou Iho tenth
year, tit.- • the eleventh year, the twelfth
year, $7,mo the thirteenth year, $7,500 the four
teenth yen:, #8,u: . Lie llrteentli year, 1,0,500 the
sixteenth year, and .th... 'I yer year for the remain
ing rears sunt hood. ,n c ran; hut tho int re.-t
•hall be paid semi-annually as is accrues upon
tho first days of January and July respectively
in each year, until tho maturity of the whole of
said bonds; and that tho whole amount covered-
by the issue ot said bonds shall become duo and
payable at tho expiration of thirty (80) years
from and after the day of their date. '
runt tmt the Interest thereon shall
-gera semi-annually, niton the first rtaya of J
nsrr and July raapecursly In each and at
HreMfetlM maturity of the whole ^
the whole of aald bond*. If
at the oil
July respectively I
year until the maturity of l
bond.; and the whole of satd
shall lieeome due amt
of thirty years, from at
date; provision being tret
nance of aald Mayor and
expiration
■tr of their
proper ordi-
wejhe |iay«
men! thereof, at tho maturity thsrsiof. by moan*
of and Ihniugh an annual slaking fund.
■This December Wh, A. D,
ot: Mayor City of Brunswick,
B. A. NELSON, Clerk andTreaaorer.
Malory S. S. lie
NEW YORK & BRUNSWICK
SAN ANTONIO,
WILDER,
STATE OF TEXA.S,
WILLIAMS,
and after Sept. 28 th, 1888, one of
_ above steamers will leave New York every
Friday at 8 p. m., arriving in Brunswick follow
ing Monday. Returning, leave Brunswick every
Thursday afternoon.
Close connections at Brunswick with B. A W.
E. T., V. & G. and A. I*. A L.railroads. Through
bills lading signed to Atlanta, Albany, Americus
Macon anu nit interior points.
Insurance between New York and Brunswick,
one-Jlfth of ono per cent.
Freight ami passage ns low as by any other
line, /or freight, passage and general informa
tion apply to
THOS. FULLER, Agent,
Brunswick, Ge
SEA ISUND ROUTE,
BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH
AND WAY LANDINGS.
Steamer St. Nicholas
On anil after Monday December 10th will leavo
Savannah for Brunswick every Monday and
■■’lmrsday at < p. m
Connections made with B. h W. mad E.T., tfi,
.Railroads, and steamer “OmekatBpy*- for Batllla
Landings. The “fit. Nicholes” touches at all way
points between Brunswick end Beyenneh.
Forreteeof freight* end pasitge.apply to
W. F. PENNIMAN, Agent,
ANYBODY!
this ordinance be and the same are hereby re*
pealed.
Passed In Conned this 20th day of December,
Attest: E. A. NKl.roN, Cl jrfc
D. T. DUNN,
Mayor.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
In accordance with the authority and direc
tion, to me contained in an Ordinance of the
Mavornnd Council of the City of Biunswlrk,
entitled, “An Ordinance to provide for holding
of nn election by the people (qualified voters) or
the City of Brunswick, to dcteimlne whether or
not bonds shall lie issued by the Mayor and Coun
cil ofsuul city, for the ,turpo«e of mocuring
•™"‘* —*•* tk an n ,j_
essary and suitable public” buildings amf qimrn-
tlne groundsfor the use of said city; und for the
prosecution and completion of suco other public
works as may be dee.ned advisable; and for the
retirement of tho present outstanding bonded
and other indebted ness of said city; ami for sani
tary and other purposes,” passed in Council on
the 20th day of December, A, D., eighteen hun
dred ana eighty-eight-Aetice is hereby given
that an election wld be held, at the cuv hall of
said city, within the hours und under the rules
governing general elections fur Mayor and
Aldermen in said city, on the 221 day of Jan
uary, 1SS0, for the purpose of determining
whether or not bonds of said city, for tho pui pose
of said Ordinance specified, snail he issued i y
the Mayor and Council of the City of Brunswick*
The ballots cast at said election shall, iho.se fa
voring die issue of such i>ond«, hear upon
their faces tho words “For the Issue <£
Bonds,’ and t ioc opposed thereto shall in like
manner bear t.ie words, ‘‘Against the Issue tf
Bonds.” The amount of bonds proposed to ,>e [>•
sued, if an horfced by the people (qualified vot
i, ii “ -
cm) at said election, is to l»c the sum of two bur*
dred ami for; v t.iousand dollars ($*'*o.Ot.)) prims'*
f ial. or so much tner. of as may become ncccssaiy
n the Judgment of said Mavor and Council to a<>
complisn the jwrposes in said ordinance contain
ed and specified. The proceeds thereof are to be
applied to the procurement of an adequate and
proper svstem of drainage and sewerage, necer*
sary and snitable public buildings ami quaran
tine grounds for the nse of said ciiy, the prosecu
tion and completion of such other public works ns
may do d.*emed advisable by the sahl Mayor and
Council, tsie retirement of the present outstand
ing bonded and other indebtedness of said city,
to sanitary and otuer purposes, hh in said ordi
nance staled. . . , ,
Hni<l lionds, if authorized to lie issued, shall
benr interest at the rate of five per cent per an
num, If an idvantagcoUH sale can lie made there
of at that rate of Interest, hut if no sale can
ILL M WINTER TO UK!
Throw aside your ohl 'clothes, ami provldo
„ mrsclf with something new, seasonable and
stylish l'roin tiie old reliable clothier,
JAS. S. WRIGHT,
Corner Newcastle and Monk Streets.
I have just received an elegant stock of season
able goods selected by myself In the Northern
markets, and can supply’the town with
Clothing, Hats,
SHOES
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY
Which were purchased for cash, and conse
quently cun be sold on closest margins.
£|^Suits made to order from samples, much
cheuper than from a tailor, and lit guaranteed,
JAS. S. WRIGHT.
Brunswick Wood Delivery 0
Torras’ Wharf; Bay St.
SINGLE LOAD (Not Delivered.)
PINK, sawed aqd split any U nglti I H
PER CORD.
PINK, sawcl an I split any length 0 Tl
OAK, - •• “ • 71
Leave Orders with Haywood. Gage A Co.
SINGLE.LOAD (Delivered),
oVk** "S" “I u “«* fc Mj»
PEtt CORD.
PI Mi. ‘ a roil anitai lit any length y*
TERMS POSITIVELY CASH.
‘WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH
S. W. APTE, Propr.,
louse ?”
--OK THE
IS THE CRY OF ALL.
HE’S ALL RIGHT!
ITe is selling goods at way low ^down prices. His immense Clothing
Stock is unsurpassed iu styles, quality and prices.
Fine Black Imported Corkscrews, $14 per suit, worth $20.
Fine English Melton Squaro and Round Cut Sacks at $16.50, worth
$20 and $22.
All Wool Sdotch Sheviots in double aad single breast from $10 up to
$13.50 worth $15 and $18.
Children and Boys Suits.
I have the largest line in Children and Boys Suits from $2 and upwards.
Boys’ knee pants 40c. ana upwards, and an immense lino of boys, youths
and mens’ Overcoats.
HATS nnd CAPS. I have tho 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.
Unlaundrlcd Shirts at 45c., worth 75c.
Gents’ Linen Collars at 10c, worth 20c.
Fine Silk Neckwear at 25c, worth 50c.
AU.wool Flannel Top Shirts from 75o. upward*.
All Wool Undewear at $2.50 a suit, worth 14.00
Men’s Ofllcc Jackets at $2.50, worth $1 00.
Also a full line of Cardigan Jackets, Ladies’ And
Gents’ Shoes at astonishing low price.
Perfect fits guaran-
We don’t
Polite attention is given to all who give us a call,
teed, and qualities warranted. Come and convince yourselves*
say anything that we do not mean. We came here and made a success,
and intend to stay and keep our reputation up on lowest prices for honest
goods. ' '
Ss.f-w- API®,
- - - \ PROPRIETOR,
At Marlin's old dry goods stand, New Castle street.
AUG. F. FRANKLIN,
Dialer, Brier and Coiidod ME
Drain, Feed, Four, Daeoa,
Mill Feed Generally.
Carload Lots a Specialty
We Compete with any Market in Quality and
Price, and Mean just what we Say.
L. D. HOYT & CO,
FatAriioiirlleef.
BAUMGARTNER BROS.,
M
Chica.
is sold ,
meat aan be bought else where.
BUTCRKUS AND GBKEI7 0B0CKB8,
ARE a specialty of Delicious Fat Beef re
ceived daily from Armour’s Stock Yard* in
ago. ft is deliciously Fat and Tondor, and
ild Twenty-five Per Cent cheaper than earns
Try a. Flop©
and you will have no other.
Beef, Poik, Sausas^s, Etc.,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
G. B. FLINT,
Real Estate Agent,
Cbovatt Block, Room 2.
D esihablkcity and country prop.
KIITY for sail) ami rent.
-DEALERS IN-
HARDWARE.
Stoves Guns, Pistols, Cartridges,*
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
■BYiprpriftPi and Waefons
d. A. BUTTS,
Physician and Surgeon.
O FFICE Newcastle near Gloucester atrccta.
office hours 9 to 11 a. m. andll to fi p. m.
Residence corner Union and Howe streets. Office
hours I to • a. in. and 2 to tl p. m, Telephone
c*]fjprdqM,rtnl attention given to diseases of
throat and lung-.
L.J.Leavy&Go.,
AUCTION AND COWSSIOH KXRCRANTS, AND
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS.
ven to collection.
SPECIAL attention gt'
O Ratines* and consignment*
speedy return* guaranteed. ONI
ADVERTISE It-APPEAL Office.