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About Darien timber gazette. (Darien, Ga.) 1874-1893 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1874)
jariett Wuwktx (feettc* local departSentT Our Brunswick Agent. v r . .John It. Franklin, at the Drug Stoic ,,f Messrs. J 's. S. Blain & Cos., Brunswick, is our tlniy authorized Agent, and aii those , t .. iiuve not paid their subscriptions to the Gazettp "’ill please call on him itnd settle. Persons wishing to subscribe can hand in their names to him. LOCAL DOTS. A Reap the advertisement of W A. Way, Fsq., to bo found in another place. —We are privately informed that a certain voung man of this city will go on another excursion to Brunswick soon. Ha says he j s ,ruing bv himself this time. Isn't it strange how “bright smiles" vi'l turn a fel low's head ' — Parties indebted to this office "ill do us a great favor by coming forward arid settling. \ call for a democratic meeting for the purpose ot nominating a candidate i or tnc Legislature, will be found iu this issue. We hope the Democracy n f Mclntosh county will act at once as the ek-vtion day is draw ing near. —‘•‘BurrEii-MiLK’’ is tile mtnic- for it just at present. But “Wlmt's in a name.” - Now is the time to show your apprecia tion of the Gazette, by advertising. \Ve were visited by a refreshing shower on Monday night last, Da. Baku'.:, Health O.fleer-, visited the quarantine grounds on .Monday, and the Dr. informs that there Is but one man now sick with veliow teve, all the rest having recov ered. in behalf of our good-people, we re turn our sincere thanks to Dr. J. B. 1,. Ba ke;:, tor his prompt attention and untiring efforts so willingly (Hid nobly used for the relief of those nutortuuilte seamen who have been afflicted with that dread demon.— yel low fever. Had not Dr Bam-’.ii been called to their assistance just fit the time h e was, and had he not have acted with such manly courage in the Race of the danger before him •.lie entire crew must hate Perished. Alt honor to the Dr. —Cart. W. Bout. Gig.vtlliat and W. A Wat, Esq., delegates, attended the Black shear Convention flout tills District on lasi Wednesday. --We were pleased to meet in our city ■during the wee.k, Col. Wji. ft, Pjsiivkard o, Glynn county. The Col. is in good health - Wr. also had the pleasure of meeting C and. J NO. T. Collins, atld May (A 11. DI:.VLct.UX, ol Brunswick, during the week. We wfi.v pleased to shake the hand <d :-ur estc.-meil Iricnd. O.Vpt, D. Wluster Da ’.’is, wiio returned 110 m his Northern trip, ■during the week. The Captain is the pic ture of health and the sanie jovial Web Da vis. With the Captain around us we always feel ha.ipv. i -.-LOni’L John IS. Ben a '.w, ti e iiada ui cuinihiate for C.tugrcSH from the First Gcor gia Congrossiomil District, was in the city during the week. He didn’t make any i-ptKdics, his on y business b'ei'ng to rccon ciliate matters. - The original P. G. in G. whs in atten dance at tile entertainment on Wednesday night One of our handsome young gents •acted ns gallant for the occasion. May this B. G. live always. — Octavus Hopkins-, returned to tho'city n few days since, after so.nm months rocrui tiou with his friends in Southwestern Geor gia. He is in tine health. Democratic V'cellng. We, the undersigned “Maiiy Voters," sug gest and recommend that the Chairman of the Executive Committee o-f the Democratic party of Mclntosh county, do call at an early day, u meeting of tiie citizens, for the pur pose of nominating a candidate for the lower House of the General Assembly. MAX': VOTERS. Damien, August 31st, 1871. Lost, While in Brunswick, a Gold Sleeve But. ton and Cuff attached. Centre stone ot but ton pink onis; bound with gold. Square Sleeve button. The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning same to J. Bemxingeh. *‘.\ot Dead, But Asl^sp.” Temple Dangerous, Sept., ‘id, 1874. BMor Darien Gazette.: Dear Sir: Imagine our feelings of joy, when just after dropping our forty-seventh tear, over the sudden demise (us we thought) of ortr friends, who played so well the role ol Kip Van Winkle on their Egg Island trip, we were handed the following proceedings ol a meeting, held at the office of an exemplary three with the request that we should have them published in the liAßikk Gazette. Whereas, through a Way, not altogether reliable, information has reached us that un der the influence of John Gipson’s XXX the “Calm Sleepers” rested in quiet repose on their return from Brunswick; and Whereas, the said “quiet repose” was of so quiet a nature as to create in the mimfs of their many friends of a suspicion of death; and Whereas, based upon said suspicion, a re port has obtained circulation that the “Calm Sleepers,” were taking their last sleep, and whereas, we are satisfied that no truth at taches to said report, therefore Be it resolved, That it is with pleasure and an ever fond affection for the XXX that so nearly consumed the vital spark of our “Calm Sleepers,” that we announce to their many friends *he fact that they are no: dead but only slept ! A GRAND EXCURSION TO BRUNSWICK. I. _ . A Gaui Day in the “City by the Sea.” A Magnificent Ball! I Since the stirring up of our litue comma j ° * nity a short time sine.- by the arrival cf t.ie | “May Flower” and the grand music of • the. j Silver Cornet Band,” from Brunswick, we have all been most anxious to see if Bruns wick could boast of all things aV good as her music, her men and her steamer. We de termined to put her to the test, and after many efforts, which were finally crowned with success, an excursion was arranged for Friday last. The good steamer “Leon” being 1 engaged for the occasion, with canopied flats and flying pennons everything was soon in readiness to receive the guests. Th .- day dawned net so brightly as 'was de sired, but hope, Hi at "brightest and best gift in Pandora’s box, whispered to us “fleeting clouds, coming sunshine,” and so it proved. At Ba. M., with a goodly party, not, how ever, as many as were anticipated, ve i found ourselves gayly afloat with music and j the dance filling up the measure of happi | ness to the young people as we sped swiftly on our \Vuy. The intervening hours.we will j pass over and at once attempt a description | of our welcome at Brunswick. As we neared the wharf of the “city by j the sea” grand strains or™ianial music | Welcome 1 til/- ear, and recognised fie greet ing of the “Bilvel 1 Cornet Band ;” on step. . ping ashore a welcoming crowd met our ■ gaze with carriages, pluetous, buggies, etc., i to conduct our entire party to the hotel, ! but before our departure Col, A. J. Smith, ; in a very happy style, gave us a most cordial i welcome in behalf of the citizen*, extend ' nig to us the hospitalities of the city, the ! hotel, tile carriages, the good liquors, the rich feasting; and, in fact, everything cal culated to retreish the inner mid the outer man was most hospitably placed at our dis posal and command. Our invited aud tiou | ore t guest, Dr. Holmes, responded on our I beliati iu his usually graceful and felicitous j maiim-r, alluding in most happy terms to ! the hospitality of tin- people ol ; Glynn, liav ! iug become histone through such uallies as ; tiie Troups, Nightingales, Dußignons aud Floyds, and truly did we find the present as , ue represented the past to have been tha t tin strings of their door latches hang upon the i outside. Soon our party, V-M-erted by soul Stirling mnsioi wended Us wviv to the Davidson House, where every ctfeulion was -,;i,en b\ the proprietor to make us feel the “hearty weieome already extended. the remain del of the aitemoori was spent in driving about over the city, aud the streets were crowded with fast dashing horses, laughing girls and gallant boa x, ail viewing and enjoying the oeauties of Brunswick. As t\\ iiight fell and lire “vestal lamp of Heaven" shown forth and thousands of stefs •ir-aknyg ni Id glorious,” the devotei-s e-f pleasure felt there V% **n .'t % lit tirt >. ’ Gr' .V-I’.[• ■_ {iJoVfli't* J: ( c’l t ‘tf l C'/i. ‘tc jf ti. Til.’ Cos and Bale ; v a'.;;. f,v.;ni:n. Even this nad not been lorgotten in the elaborate programme -lai.l out t.-v our friend.; for our entertainment. Not being aVlvised of if,'.'. Iliing of this nature befoie leaving lu-me, our girls were rather cast down that they had made no preparation as to ball costume, etc., but by general consent they determined not to run upon their fine dresses, but upon beauty and good behavior, aud, forgetful of self, would enjoy everything as it came. Having re paired to Finney’s building, elegantly fes tooned, garlanded, and the motto “WELCOME TO DARIEN” conspicuously placed, we wore there wel comed by the. Brunswick committee and fairv figures and gulhifit forms met our gaze oil all sides. •Music arose vr. h it’s voluptuous swell. Suit t yes looked love to eyes which spoke Bgaill ; and ail Wellt merry as a marriage bell.” Refreshments were handed to till up the intervals in the dance, the small hours crept ot- apace, and when ore old folks thought it time the young people should be leaving the cry was -•On will) the dance, let joy hr uucohlir.'wl. No sleep till IM U-11, when youth and pleasure meet To chus- the flowing hours with flying leet." But as all pleasures must have an end, about ’2:30 o’clock we left the hall, and all with encomiums on their lips upon the magnificent entertainment given, us, aud bearing in their bosoms the memory ot one of the most enjoyable occasions, that "c had been blessed with iu many years,. Pros perity attend fair Brunswick aud her inhabi tants tor such exhibitions of generous hos pitality, aud all hail her noble men, her beautiful wonnn, her elegant drive, her magnificent water front; well may she be called the “Venice of America,” for beneath the very hall in which we danced during the evening, the water flowed, and on looking out, we beheld the moon's pale beams rest ing upon the glistening waves, each adding its beauty to the hour and we had only to imagine tho Venetian gondolas to have in I truth an Italian scene.. \Ve could allude here with much feeling to the re-union with many old friends, but will simply say ‘‘may God bless them. Oui return home was most enjoyable and had we the pen of a “Longstreet” could give you souse rich “Georgia Scenes, when sleep overcame bright eyes and grey dawn made j*s appearance, reveal - ng forms in every imaginable position, wearied with pleasure, yet unwilling to admit it. We canuot close this article without ten i tiering our congratulations to all parties concerned for the pleasant and agreeable manner in. which everything was man aged and conducted oy our committee men, the captain of th 6 boat and Lin assist ants, our musicians and our servants, w.tli a hearty wish that al! may bs spared to enjoy - repetition of this happy trip at some day not far distant from the present Timber and Lumber Statement. The following is a correct statement <d the. quantity of timber shipped from Darien, Ga., from January 1, 1874, to August J. 1871: By Upping, Bellas & Cos., *1,517,388 super ficial feet of timber and 1.020,800 feet ot lumber ; A. Dobell & Cos., '17>646,374 feet ot timber and 2,317,985 fi-et of lumber ; D. M. Xlou: o, 17,692,646 feet of timber and 1,268,- HI4 feet of lumber; Guy, Stuart A Cos.. 1.604,538 feet of timber and 438,000 feet oi lumber ; Young & Landon, 6,397,024 feet ol timber and 2,670.693 feet ol lumber; Hil tons A Foster, 313,078 feet of timber and 5,402,109 feet, of lumber; It. Lachlison A Sou, 221,953 feet of lumber ; August Schmidt, 281,486 feet of timber and 90,243 leet of lumber; R. L. Morris, 246,422 feet ot lumber. Total 53,483,134 feet of timber aud 13,676,369 feet of lumber, requiring two hundred and fourteen vessels for its trans portation. Excursion to the “Cllj by the Sea.” Mr. Editor: . Our excursion to Brunswick has giyeu us something to remember with pleasure for years to come. Wo left Darien in high spirits and determined to have a “good time.” It hits been said that Darien is the place for hospitality, but we say excels There we were met by the-d'tiy paten; Baud” and carriages waiting at take us to the Davidson House, vGi were made welcome by thq, kind- i'i**2A oi iug proprietor. After partaking c-Y, jJf dinner prepared on short notice "V Fere invited by Air. Putnam (whose conveyances were at our disposall to take a ride. Which we enjoyed very much, and returned (o the hotel iu time for stf-her, at which we did justice to all concerned. Our cheerful company then proceeded to the J-lall where we were met by a gay and happy throng; numbering, we-should judge, about three hundred, ladies aud geiviiuuien. All seemed to knotf - how io treat strangers with every kindness. We hope to have the pleasure of doing our part toward entertaining our Brunswick friends in like manner at some future time. Excursionist. Kcsol&llon-s of Thanks. At a meeting, held cm (he 29th nit. by the Committee of Arrangements f the ex cursion party to Brunswick, 'the following resolutions were unanimously adopted : litjjulied, That by the kind, cordial and hospitable manner in which our excursion ist were received and entertained by the citizens of our sister city, we feel that an other link lias been udoe.l to the already long chain of friendship existing between them. That in the heart of every member of our excursion p.VVty e I'iinie ha ibe ad dicuUal to old Bruiewick, "dio by the liberally of her citizens has won from each of ns a life time devotion. That to each citizen i.j 1 kimswick, male aud female, we tender our h urriVlt thanks . lor lb. p la .en t.y th,, , me. curing u■ u day of pleasure and enjoyment. : m - l •.“ will soon •< ;>.e, we hope, .vhmi we will he. lavored w ;tk an appertuni ly of recipioe.dmg '.ivoit ry rets of kind ness. that with us henceforth the iT.dSt gtiueral accepted signification cl' the term Bruns wick shall be, “place of hospitality.” That the above proceeding abe published iu The Da kiln Gazette, Isaac .M. Aiken, ( E. Al. Bloent, Oommitt. e. A S. Barnwell, } •Ml*. Lockwood's Enter ainntent. We were present at the entertair.meut given at the residence of Rc-v. P,. Al. Lock wood last evening, for the benefit of the Methodist Gliapel on the Ridge, und are hap py to say that everything passed off pleas antly, and to the full satisfaction of all pres ent. Alueh credit is due the above named gen tleman for the indefatigable zeal with which since his sojourn amongst us, lie has lent himself to the interest of the denomination he so nobly represents. Our indisposition prevents us from saying more on the subjec t I .f'Jkif, Saturday morning last, our quiet town was eniivecUi ’ey the return of a party of excursionists from Brunswick- a m crier crowd than which we have not recently had the pleasure of being t brown with. Jiom their appearance when we met them, we im agined that they had been handsomely “soused by thetr Brunswick 'ri \vs happy to find our mislfke (whj * < our friend, who during a vov ape CJA. can reefs,’ nobody cast that “V . s pound emblem of hope- .ana p ~ l late how that a “dead sit” had boe& him, but [hie] they couldn’t [hie] cars- icj it. Wrapped in the arms of forgetfulness, superinduced by two frequent potations of Brunswick’s hospitality, the Best set of side whiskeiu in Darien might have been seen on the top end of their proprietor as he gently laid himself under the protection of Peter Ford's life preservers: and yet, he says, “we arc too much for Brunswick.” /£f}~ Rev. A. B. Curry' will preach in Un ion Church, at the Ridge, on Sunday next. The ship VVm. Wilcox, the vellew fe ver vessel, departed for Xew Brunswick on Sunday. Capt. Hurd commanded ner. The yellow fever cases are still on Wolt Island beach. of Darien -one and all— now is your time to advertise in the Gazette. Come forward and give us your support. ■. .fe..- . - Another entertainment was given, at the r e--ddenee of Eev. E. M. Lockwood on Thurs day night. W* are pleased to learn that the rioe crdp3 in this couu’y are very good. Ilotel Arrivals. AI vOnolla House, A E. Carr, Proprietor. Ismi.cc Jacohms, Mav; Geo. Johnson, do; G. L. Williams, Appling oo; H. G. Jugim, city; j W. II Payne, steamer ■‘Constiution” Samuel Reynolds, do; S. Johnson, Bavar.uah; <J. B. Devereux. Brunswick; G. W. iSlocle, Charles ton. B. C.; Albert Cain, do; R. F. Boyed, Appling co.; LV W. Davis, Boston, Mass; A. W. Corker, city, J. E. Beazley, Waltliour ville, hfa; John A. Britton.. Sav; K. >S. Barer do; J. E. Bryant, Sav, James Lachlison ltidge, Ga. MARRIEi), At Josup Ga., on Ihe ‘.’7th nit.., by the ReviFathei- Taqnerary, Mr, AUGUST SCHMIDT of Bremen, Jernimy, to Miss LILLY, only daughter of Capt. Thomas S. Wylly, of Mclntosh county. DIED, In Jeeup, Ga., on Friday. August 28th, of Cholera Infantum, WILLIAM COOK,lnfant son ofThomas S. and Maria J. Wylly, aged 7 months and 2 days. BillEK TIMBER MARKET. REPORTED BY A. W. CORKER. A V KR AUK. SCAB. SQUARE. 380 5 to 5X 3150 • HR; to 6 4 )0 !* to 7X 450 7 to 8 500 to 9 6 to (IJZ . 600 UK to?* .. 70!) 7,?v to 8% 800 ¥ to 9* 900 ib¥ to 10X i 950 i"'f to in, 100 w to lev r of i I'mlX (jEonoTA. FDR THE WEEK ENDING EBPT 3. ARRIVALS. Aug. 28—Scbr. Hatti Card, Moore-Brston—Hil tons k Foster. CLEARANCES. Aug. 31—Slil i Wm. Wilcox, Hurd—St. Johns. Sept. I—BrigChas. Wesley, Harding—Waldoboro —Hiltons & Foster. Sept. I—Schr. Amps Walker, Gilchrist— Newbury port—Hiltons; Jb Foster. Sept. 3—Schr G. L Bradley, Smith—Bucksport— Young & Laugdon. IN PORT. Sehr llattie Card, Moore-Boston—Hiltons <fc Foster. FOR RENT, 1 GOOD STEAM GRIST MILL, in IheeilyofDa- Xa rien. convenient to the business portion of the City. The. Mill is known-as the property of the es tate ut Wiiliam A. Beasley, late of Mclntosh county, deceased. For terms Apply to WALTER A. WAY. Att’v for 39. A. Beazley, Adm'x. Sept.'B- if. NOTICE TO STREET DEFAULTERS ! 'I'IJF time having expired to woik upon the public i streets, you an- hereby notified to come forward irnl pay vour street I a*, within TEN DAYS, or ex cutions will lie placed i.i the hands of the City Mar shal for collection. SPALDING KENAN, Clerk ,t Treasurer City Darien. Aug, 34 Postponed Sale of Sleamer Clyde • pH E Iron Hull Steamboat known asuhe “CLYDL, ' ‘ heretofore advertised for sale at Lvannan Ga.. o-i p . Ist -Isy rtfs.-i-i, -Tibernext, will l--> Hold h* 1 n-e the C o.rt House door in -aid city, during the leg-i; hours of sale, on TUESDAY the ICIli day < f same month—said hoat re-ieutl v cap- iin Sapelo i-.-.'Vnd, has been raised and is offe-ed for sale under and or der of the Superior Court ot Richmond county. Terms Cash. CIIAS. A. HARPER, Receiver, 2'-’5 Droad street, Augusta. Ga. mig'29 if. Teachers Wanted! A GOOD MALE TEACHER, competent to super ■ v intend, and a female teacbcras assistant is want ed bj ihe Board of Trustees of “Mplntosb High School” for boys and girls; to be_ located near .Da rien Ga. Salary good, aud gnaractegd by Trustees. None need apply bu: those thoroughly competent and who can furnish satisfactory references. School w ill open early in October. All applications to be made to E. S. BARCLAY, Chairman Board Trustees. Darien, Ga- Aug. 15-4 t L. E. D LORJVIE, " ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC. DARIEN, - - GEORGIA. UrILL practice in the Brunswick and Eastern Cir " coits. Patronage solicited. Office next door io Wilcox & Churchill’s store. July 4 ty. REGULAR* LINE. Darien, Savn -.mnh, Brunswick and Satilla, • The New Steamer Koi A R R I E , ar>V Capt. JOE SMITH, TII7ILL LEAVE SAVANNAH FOB DARIEN V t Brunswick, Saliiia River and Landing JULY 2d, 187 4, making through trips each ALTERNATE WEEK AND EACH INTERJIEDI ATE WEEK arrive at DARIEN FRIDA Y MORNINGS, ..nd will leave for Savannah same atternoon June 26 GEORGIA —Mclntosh County. COURT OF ORDINARY, j July Term, 1874. f rpo ail whom it may concern be it known. Where t as, John Henrv Hall and Alex nder Blue, Exec utors to the last Will of S. W. Wilgnti, deceased, late of said county, bath this day field in my office a writing putpuiting to be the last willof S W. Wil son. deceased, late ot said county, in which Will it appears that said John li. Hall and Alexander Slue were appointed Executors, and Henry Tood, Trus tee rot Daniel Wilßon, and Whereas, the said John H. Hall and Alexander Blue hath signified to me [ that he shall move ler letters testlinentary as execu tors of said Will; th rufore all persons concerned, i are hereby notified to be andapoear in ta'.d Court at the next’rept . Term th6rco:, to contest the pro bait, ot said w ill, if yon please ,-o to do. Witness my hand and seal of o -ice, ’h.s the oth day of July, 1874. LEWIS JACKSON, Ordinary Jiclntoeh Couhty. GEORGIA —Mclntosh Cos. fro the_Distribatees> of Jair.'e.i K. O'Berry, deceased. •*- late Cf said county. You arc hereby notified that according tC law I will apply to the Court of Ordinary of Bald County for leave to Bell the Lands belonging to the Estate of shiil deceased, for the benefit of the parties con cerned. This August Bth, 1874. E. K. rOPPELL. Administrator. Aug. 151 m. Dr. PALI) JN( "jf ENA X. DARIEN, GA. CYFFERS bis professional service to the citizens of Darien and vicinity. He can be found at si! hours day and night, at his office on Screven street, next door to Mr. Wilcox’ dwelling. Aug. 8-ly. NOTICE. A LL persons are, hereby cautioned and forbid to employ or harbor one John or Frank Marshall. Freedman The said freednm, having contracted tc work cm ny plantation until January 1875. Said Freedman Is coal black. 5 feet, 3 or four inches high. The penalty under the law, being $250 Fine, and im prisonment in the common jail, which will be rigid ly enforced. R. F. AIKEN. Aug. 8 2t. GEOUGIA— McIntosh Cos. Ordinary's Office Of Said County. OF, \J A MIN MCDONALD, Administrator on the *•' Estate of Davijl Alien, deceased, late of said county, having petitioned to be discharged from said Admuiislrttion, all who are concerned, are required within the time fixed by law to show cause, if any they have, why the said Benjamin McDonald shoutd not be discharged according to the prayer of his pe tition. Given under mv hand and seai of office, thisCth day of August 1874. LEWIS JACKSON. Ordinary, M. C- Aug. 8-3 - NGTICE CITY TAX PAYERS! ■y OUR TAXES ,'pon REAL ESTATE are now due, 1 and you will please come forward and settle them without further notice. I can be found at try ofS:e from 9 A. >l., to 4 o'clock. P. M.,.every day during the week. The Books w.H be closed by the fist ol Sept., and if tile Taxes are not paid iu, I am instructed to issue Executions and place them m the hands of an officer for collection. SPALDING KENAN, Clerk and Treasurer of Dafidll Aug. 8 tf. GOODYEAR & HARMS," ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA. / VFFICE Corner Newcastle and Gloucester sl’rs.. ' ' over Drug store of J. E. Bif.in <Ss Will practice in all the counties of tin. Brunswick Circuit and the city of Darien, Uu. Aug. 1-ly. ROACH POISON, L'iie best to be had at the Drug Store oi Dr. D. B. DAVIS, BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. ALL ORDERS promptly filled. Aug. 1 it. F, E. TIMMONS, —at— BRUNSWICK FOUNDRY St NIACHINt WORKS, IS prepared to furnish Iron and Brass Castings,and * do general Jobbing Machine work at. short noth e. All work warranted. Terms rash on delivery of work. Aug. 1-lm. FISK a PATENT Metallic Burial Cases k Caskets. N, Ai.fliN.SOW CO rpHE BEST INVENTION KNOWN FOR PRE 1 SERVING THE DEAD. Also SELF-SEALING Metallic Cases and Caskets (two patents elegantly finished) and handsomest in this market'. Coffins and Caskets in Rosewood, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Cedar and common woods. We keep a full assortment of ail goods iri our line. ATWOODS A AVERY, Agents, (Broad Street,) Darien, Ga. Aug. t tf. _ DARIEN MARKET —BY— OHA3- Q. FULTON, Dealer in MEATS*, \ ICGETAISI.ES, ETC. attention given to all ORfrKßß.waffi* Having had two years experience in the business I feel satisfied that I can GIVE SATISFACTION. My thanks to the public for past PATRONAGE, and hope for a continuance of the same. C O FULTON, May - 2-Iy. Brunswick and Albany Railroad, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.! SUPERINTENDENT’S OFEICE, , I Brunswick, Ha.. Nov. 12. 1873. 1 ON and after November 17th, 1873, passenger trains on the B. & R. R„ will run as follow : ooi.no west. Leave Brunswick Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri days, at 7.00 A. M., arriving at Junction A. & G. R R. at 11 A. M., and at Albany at 7.50 P. M &01.70 EAST. Leaves Albany Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days at 7 30 A. M . arriving at Junction A. & G. R. R at 2.49 P. JI . and at Brun wick at 7;19 P. M. Trains going East connects with the S. W R. R., which arrives at Albany at 7.10 A. JI., on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. GEO L. COOK, Assistant. Superintendent. TIBS DIXON MEASURER &' INSPECTOR -OF- Trader end Lumber, UespectfuSiy Solicits Patrouas:®. DABIEN, GA. July Attention Ihe 4 lean! I „ A. & R. STRAIN, DARI E lt, C A., Keep eorcia'itly'on hand, 11' HEADY-MADE ill A NIF burnishing Goods, DRY GOODS, Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hatf* Caps, Crockery, Wood and Willow war*?., Hardware, A fine assoftmant, of Table and Pock et Cutlery, Tin-Ware, Nails, Par kor’s Improved Blind Hinges, Glass-ware, Foot-tub*. Brooms, Brushes, Buckets, < i Wash Tubs, Wash Boards. Whm* Baskets, Flower-Pots, Sauce pans. Hope, Hollow ware, K. roticne, Oil, Clocks, Ac*., at A- & R. STRAIN S NEW STORE, COP, BIiOAP AM JACKSON STS. Saddles, Bridles, Spurs, Harness, Carpet-Bags, Trunks, Umbrellas, Cnudstones, and Axle Crease, at Corner Broad and Jacksons Streets. 7# r Have just received a fre,sb lot. of. GROCERIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO. &C. Nuts, Candies, Spices, Teas, Coflee, Sugars and Syrups, Bacon,-Elour, Corn. Oats, Meal, Grist, and. Northern and Eastern H-uv, Lime, Salt. ALSO, A fine stock of CIGARS always or. hand. .Discount by the dollar’s worth or box The attention oi 11MBEli CUTTERS, FARMERS, and all in need of any of the above articles, are especially called, to their iie\b stock. All will do well to CALL aod | examine their well-selected 4took before p two has- I ing elsewhefe. This store is under the imnjedi ate supervision of Robert Strain., junior partner, assisted by th* genial and pleasant D WEBSTER DALIS Terms—STRICTLY CASH We defy ’.ompetitioE, believing that, with our advantages ire can afford to sell GOODS as LOW as any dealer in Southern Georgia, 1 We DELIVER all goods purchased by citizens in town or those on th® Ridge, fre6 of charge. - TBY US. is.. &IL STRAIN* 1 May 9- ly
