Darien timber gazette. (Darien, Ga.) 1874-1893, November 14, 1874, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJljmm fcimbct (fecttc, 'TorAirp K PA RTM KX T. Nolice. Omtain I). W. Davis, Pnstmnsfer. is duly authorized tf> receive and receipt for sub scriptions, Ac., for the Gazette. IOCAL DOTS. -NmoDT regretted the appearance of the Gazette for the oast few weeks more than we We assure oni‘venders that the ugly np ranee was no fault of ours, as we used rWi’Y means to obtain new rollers but with ( Sncre ss. Such lock will fall to every rrws] aper. and we only hope that this will le the last time we’re troubled in ibis respect, p,. patient, reader,''u little while longer, and everything will be well. —Ora little city earn'- very near being t 1 e RPPrl fl of another conflagation on Saturday njolit last A fire broke out in the house in rPII r of Messrs. Wnifttbaoher <fe Weil's store. l,nt was soon extinguished by our worthy Marshal. Marshal Carr, who was first on the spot, informs us that if. a minute more the flames won’d have been beyond control. 0v citizens cannot be too careful bow thev leave their fires when retiring a* night. Rv being careless the whole town may be de stroyed by fire some night. Mn. Bkitton who Ims been with us in the office for over two months. K it for Sa vannah on Saturday night. We are giad to know that lie has not gone for good but will return in a tew days. ocm good friend. C. Linck, Esq,, who is representing the first-class bquor house of William TTone Savannah, spent last Sunday in onr citv. Linck is a splendid fellow and, he eould’nt represent a better house than the one 1 e now represents. Success to both. The wh uf being built by Charlie Town send, is drawing near to completion and will soon an-', a business-like appearance to our river front. Charlie is enterprising and de serves lots of success. The new office to be used by Messrs. Young & Langdon. and -las K. Clarke. Fsq , will be ready for 'erupa'ion in a few weeks. We, wish D ifieri had a hundred such men as those above named. ‘•Asros Caul's o’d eat Jim has gonel •< 1: on bin.” or somebody has stole him—one or the other. Amos hasn’t slept any in three trghts. thinking of Jim. A reward of five dollars will bo paid f.r his recovery. We'to phased to state that we erred i onv Inst issue in regard to ihe denltr of Mv. Lee. of llrunswick. We are infoimed tin* lie is not dead but is recovering. We Ink* gre .t pleasure in correcting the error and hope soon to hear of his recovery. —Quite a number off unities have moved into the city from the Rid.;e, to spend tin winter months. -The elegant new pilot loaf. .Eihrl. too] an cxeuv-iivi party down the river on Men and iy. We. wore sovy we could not go ev ptvallv after we saw a certain P. G. onboard the yaelit. Hey 11. Mifflin-, pastor of the First Af rican Baptist Church < f this city, requests ns to return the thanks of his whole congre gation to the g .o 1 people of Darien who' so liberally donated the sum of seventy dollars for th • Ken fit ol their church. Last Mond iv was a regular hot July day in Dir en. Winter hasn’t set in good yet. The li'tlo steamer Daisy 1 as been in spected and is ivuv making daily irq ' to H tmmv Smith's Landing, where a wharf has been built to* the accommodation ol passer - tiers * Harper ssi's the Daisy is now the fi nest boat in tbe United States—without any exci ptiou. A colored deef and dumb men was run over -ml killed by the Biyinswiek A Albany Railroad, last week. This i* Letting to be a common occurrence uow-a-days. Is there no remedy ? Sevf.tt it, f f nnr citizens tire after ns T>o crtase we don't pitch into the Conimission evs for not having the streets denned up. We. hope the Commissioners will not Winy this important work any longer, hut will go “head end have the streets thoroughly cleaned. How much better onr city would look- with the rubbish all out of it. Don't delay 1 oncer. Some of nnr citizens are ngHa ting the formation of | Younsr Man's Phiistian Aso- O’atiou We are in favor of it and hope the hall will he kept movie *. Sevrrai. rifts of timber came down dn l'iiiß the week. The river is still very low. The timber quotation* to be found in mother column are connect. —Tn new sdioil on the Ridge is giving general satisfaction to :Ul, we are pleased to learn. —Tom Dhow's new house has been com pleted and is quite a little palace. Tom marched e* all through it the other day and we could not help but like it. We want to see more of this kind of enterprise in our lit tle city. '—o*e of onr young friends opened a l ible the other day t'.r tlie'firkt time in many days. He opened it then for the purpose of writing h line in it. Ihe steamer Ajax, which has been lay ing at our wharfs for some time past, wei t to Savannah on Friday last, where she will have a thorough overhauling. The Ajax "h! return in about six we*ks. —The Savannah News says “J. K. Clarke, Esq., a prominent and influential citizen ot Dari*y, arrived in the city Sunday and is stopping at Ihe Pulaski House.” Mr/vnr. Wat A DeLof.me have instituted • tty-five writs of ejectment, in behalf of ll e Mclntosh County Academy vs. the purchas e's ot Lots, sold bv the Marshal dr.ring the V ais 18C8 f.9-70-71 Wm. Robt. Gignilliat. Esq . we understand, will represent the de icndauts. I mprti Yemenis of the Past Smmm r. Sftroi'Hy after the establishment of the Ga zette we found occasion, in the evidences of enterprise and prosperity visible iu tbe busi ness and town of Darien, to congratulate ojir selves in the selection of this place in which to publish onr journal. But we hardly an ticipated such an energetic and abundant continuance of such visible signs as have fol lowed during the last six months- -mouths of ordinary stagnation in all branches of bus iness. During the six months closing with the 3lst oi'October, there have commenced, completed or are now undergoing the work of constriction in this town upwards of ten new buildings; prominent and most conspic uous among these is the handsome three story frame building being built and nearly completed by Mr. Burr Winton. architect and contractor, for Messrs. Young & Lang don. and J. K. Ghirke, ente-prising timber merchants and among the largest and most energe'ie business firms in onr town: which budding is to be used l v them as offices. This building is surmounted with a Mansard roof and finished in a s'yle of lasteiul orna mentation which reflects credit upon the architect, and which would adorn ai y site in any city. Occupying a conspicuous place upon the business thoroughfare of the town it attracts the attention and admiration nf every traveller and sojourner in our midst. Next in importance to this building we have the improvements made 1 y Messrs Wilcox ,V Cl-urchill upon the building so long and popularly occupied by them on Broad stieet. This building lias been raised i story, exten ded in length, replastered and renovated throughout; changes rendered necessary to accommodate the largely increased business of a deserving business firm. This however is not the only work inaugurated by this firm; for a little to the north of their stand they have erected a large building 65x40 feet, which is intended for use as a public hall. Darien has long felt tin need of such a buil ding for concerts, fairs, lectures, dances, and other uses, and the citizens feel justly grateful t,i the enterprise of the gentlemen who have sought, to supply this need, and look forward with pleasnt anticipations to the (Jay when they m ivfitly and happily eliris ten the building with Altnmaha water, in honor of expected gr.ests from our neighbor ing city of. magnificent proportions, hospi tality. an 1 shall we say it, handsome women. There could be no mere l’tting dedication, in addition to these improvements tlieie have been built comfortable private resi dences by Messrs. W. A. Way, Tlios. Dixon. Dr. Baker. Dr. Kenan, ml John A. Phi Hips whilst many improvements have been made by oilier citizens upon their residences These improvements were nil commenced early in the summer and were just nearing ■cmplelion when again is heard the sound o hammer and saw in behalf nf Mess s. Cole man A Cos lint, a now firm, who have cas' heir fortune with us and who commenced thk construct ion of a large two s'ory build ing which is r.ow completed and occu pied bv them as a s*o a. This building was '•oustrucied under the superintemlance of Mr. ■'Arrmldr'mi architect’ of superior taste md judgment, who, during ash< rl residence hi onr community bus made for himself hosts if friends. This building was hardly raised when again we saw signs of preparation on the part of Messrs. A. A I!. Strain, in the purpose of making their large and oommo- Jo-pt tabby I nildiiigfire-proof. Not content with this, however, they have rough plaster ed the exterior of their building in imitation .I stone blocks, then by adding anew attrac tion to their favoiite stand. While these latter improvements are being made a large and disastrous fire oecured, which destroyed nearly an entire block of buildings in the business centre of onr town. This fire left bare an area of land propor tionately x. renter to tbe vest of the business section than did the disastrous fires which recently occurred in Boston and Chicago. But with an enterprise like that which ani mated the citizens of those cities, onr people went prom ptly to work and already three large buildings over a portion ot the ground have been erected in place of those destroy ed, mid another commenced. Upon our river front they have not been idle, for onr enterprising friend Townsend has neatly completed anew wharf upon which he will erect a large warehouse 00x30 t.vt for the accommodation of our Savannah and up-river stoimeis;—whi'e just opposite the city and upon General's Island Mr. A. S Barnwell has erected a Rice Mill 30x00 feet, which is now in full blast nod has been used the present season for thrashing out the crop made upon that island. Passing hut a lit th way hevoud the limits of onr town we find Messrs. Young A Lanpdon replacing the eu gin*s and machinery in their large saw mill on the Low; r Bluff, with new and improved machinery which will vastly increase their capacity for manufacturing lumber. Pass ing again but a little way further on we find a pleasant innovation made upon the old t s tanlishcd style of architecture in the elegant private resid -nee built by Mr. Sutton for Captain J T. Clancy. This departure from ancient ideas testifies to the good taste and judgment of the owner, for which he is gen erally commended, lire long we hope to find some further evidences of improved taste in the acceptance of a plan tor anew Court House, for the building of which pio posals have been solicited. Surely these are evidences of the energy and prosperity of the citizens of our little city lit tie in size and unpretentious, but yet transacting a business as a seaport sec c >nd only to Savannah, and ns a Timberaud Lumber port second only to Pcus icolu. AC.uiD-C.ipt. Bliley, of they ich.f Ethe\ will please accept for himself and li.s good i aly, the cordial thanks of his friends and neighbors (invited guess on the late cb - 1 ghtful ‘sail to sea,’ in his i * lly I eautilul and well appointed boat. id for the bounti ful ‘creature comfort’ pi. v led for the occa sion. November 12th r IB7I. Darien as a W inter I’osort for Northern Travellers. Is there any reason why Darien should not reap its share of tile benefits to be derived from the annual Northern migration to the South? We answer, none, if onr enterpri sing citizens will but lake bold nf the sub ject and work it up with the intelligence and energy which they have evinced in other lirections. We really possess a greater number of natural advantages than can he justly claimed for any other locality. Our climate is a happy mi a* between the sharp frosts of Aikeu on the one hand and the enervating lien's of even many winter days ill Florida oil the other. We have pleasant drives and woods for those who love to wander away the happy days in sylvan retreats, with outlooks upon sea and sky from grassy nooks and live-oak groves, that cannot be surpassed iu Florida or elsewhere. We are just far enough from the Atlantic to rea > all of its benefits with out incurring the chilling North East blasts, which smite moie exposed situations like Jacksonville and St. Augustine. Onr stores are now filled with golden oranges I.’ mi tbe groves of Butler’s Island and other surroun ding localities. The Altamaba River and low lands supply an abundance of snipe and wild duck shooting, the pine lands behind the city abound with wild turkeys and quail, while we w ill stake "Blackbeatd” ami •■Sapelo” for fish and dear against ‘Mat-on ers’* or any other fabled isle on tbe Florida coast. Added to these natural advantages are ex ecilent ohm eh and school privileges and a refined local-society In the midst of onr prosperity ns a lumber port we have not heretofore felt the necessity of reaching out for other sources of revenue. But the pres ent depve-isiort in that branch of industry suggests the necessity of diversyting our pur suits and making our community independ ent of any one occupation. The New f’lio! Beal Ethel. Through the courtesy of Capt. Geo, Crane, one of our best and most successful pilots, and also one of the owners of tlie new’ boat, w’e bad the pleasure of boarding -her a few days since. The Captain took parti-nlar pains in showing us all through her. and w must say that we found her elegantly fitted tip. Her comfortable staterooms shows that there was no lack of money--for everything ’*uul the appearance of comfort and elegance She is very complete and in our opinion she is the finest yacht we have ever seen on this coast, and is certainly an ornament to our waters. She has commenced plying on our waters as n pilot boat. The ‘'Young America” which lias been here for some time, still holds her own, and with her e'ever owners, she must be as suc cessful in the future as she has been in the oust. Success to the two boats and all of our pilots. flgg" It is said that Charlie Harris, that three thousand dollar thief, was seen in the city during the week. We guess Charlie is •it the bottom of those robberies committed last week. Why don’t, the proper authori ties have this thief arrested and brought to •.needy trial? By a little exertion we think this thief can be caught. We -are not at all surprised at these midnight rnbberips when a thief like Charlie Harris is allowed to walk our streets at night, unmolested. It would not surprise ns at any time to see this bold thief walking into town sporting a couple of gold watches and a tine walking cane. Can you blame Charlie Harris? \Ve think not. He stole three thousand dollars and was not punished, why has he not the light to steal something else ? Broad Rtreet was enlivened a few days ago at the sight if a runaway mule and wa gon. It appears that, the owner of the wag on left a little colored boy in charge. The little mule took fright and inn but the boy hnng to (lie reins like death to a siek chick en. Fortunately there was no injury sns talued by the bov. the mule or ilie wagon. The contested election on the part of Caj tain A. S. Barnwell, lias closed, but Rev. G Campbell has given Capt. Barnwell > attorney notice oi his intention to take testi mony on Monday 23d. to show that Cap’aiu Barnwell : >nd his suppoiters intimVv <ed vo ters and bribed men to for him. We would lure state that Capt. Barnwell was not iu tbe county on tlie day of election. ,T*S~ Three men tin and to brake into friend Trunuoll’ii store, at No. 1 Tuesday night, tint were unsuccessful. Harper, the steam boat captain, gnmd. and that store the balance of the night and ny one dart and go near it for fear ofgetting a half bushel ot Luck shut into him. Harper is a brick, he is. Mr. 11. E. Carr our efficient Marshal, was cut oil his hand by a Mr. Spear. Tues day night, while attempting to cany him to jail for the night. We are glad to know that .lie wound is slight. The return day of Mclntosh Superior Court having past, the Attorneys of our c ity can be seen at all hours of the day. in their offices, waiting for something to turn up. The Clerk of the Superior Court of -Mir county sivs the coming court will pre sent the heaviest appearance docket ever Known in this county; and yet the lawyers are complaining of dull times. psy~ We have been enjoyiug delightful I weather tiie whole week. Ibis is an elegant time for excursions. We wonder when onr Brunswick friends are going to pa\ us that i visit ? Will Nathans, of the Appe.d enlight en us on the si bject ? : jrSS' lion. T. IJ.1 J . Jfe.ise lias been quite busy tilling the week. Several poli. e cases j were disposed of and other iuiportcut bus.- I u.sb transacted. £3*." Wo Uuni that Mr. Thom nr. Hilton, dr., aii obi mi respected citizeujof this<-om ,amity. iaa >b'd his seventy seventh birth lay on la.-t i'imrsday. Mr. Hilton has tin freshness, htsticity and energy of many men who are tt score or more years younger. This month will also complete his twenty first year in this country, and still he can’t vote, in consequence of his thinking that hi> Queen, (Viet, .rial is as good as any other mm who runs a first-class government. Mr. II conns from a country which produces mei and live to great ages, and pos sess great p overs of endurance. He posi tively ass its (and his friend and country man W. W. Churchill attests the tact) that he has known Englishmen to subsist for twenty-four hours on nothing in the world but bread, cheese and ale. A longer life to the old :r .•man and many returns of liis birth day -nniversery, is the wish of his many frj mK ffiß-The. steamer Carrie will not go to Brunswick this trip. She will hereafter leave Savannah o i Monday evenings and ar rive at Darien Tuesday morning. Quite n visited our eiiy on Thursday night, and* this morning it turned oft' quite cold. price of timber is going up and we think when the river lists there will be lively times on the Altamaha and down in this direction. Until Arrivals, Maonoe-i House, A. E. Carr. Proprietor - •Tos. E Lunibiight. Brunswick; J. E. Corne lius, D>boy; J. H. Ashbuin, Eastman: M. Ullman, Savannah; Frank Higginbotham, Brunswick: J is. P. Gilson. Doboy:L B. De- Lorme, city; J. B. Remolds, Lumber City; I Capt. C. C. Crooker, New York; Charles T. Dunham, Liberty county: J. A. FoniMain, Camden county; L. J. White, Dot>oy;S. E. C'arke, “ Young America;” C. Linck, Savan nah; Capt. James Obeal, Doboy; T. C. Brom ley. city; T. S. Wylly, wife and 2 children, city; Moses Daniel, city; D. D. Mcßae M. A li. K. R; J. Dalgail, ship Sunbeam: C. H. Steedweli, Doboy; Jas. li. Jussley. Doboy; V. O. Jones, Bratth boro, Vt; Corlos Cush ing, Boston; J. Fred Turner, do; F. G. Bald win. do; Robert P. Wintle, Montreal, Ca: Horace Prior, Providence, It. I; Arthur C. Bnrrett. Rrattleboro, Vt; YVm. Passmore, stv. Lizzie Baker, W. A. Laßose, do; Mai. Codidg. do. i m ———— —t—— 1 DARIEN TIMBER MARKET. REPORTED BY A. \V. CORKER. AVKUIGB. HOAE. SQUARE. 300 5 to s>f 310 • 5)4 to *> 4 'll X to 40 1 7 to 8 S'HI B)4t<>9 to(i>4 IVHI 9)4 l" 7*4 700 7)s to 8)4 8 Ml B)4' to 9)4 9 HI 9)4 to 10)4 951 .. 10)4 to U)f 10'0 .... K to 12)4 duping intelligence. L t - : - - - POUT OF DARIEN, GEORGIA. FOR THE WBEK ENDING NOV. 1?. ARRIVALS. Nov. 9—Pclir. Etta A. s>tiui|.sou—Hiltons A Fos ter. Nov. 9-Bark Jobannni*, Ihldvr, New York—Do bell jfc O '. iiEPARTFRES. Nov. s_Schr. Nettie Langil >n. Cotlinr —Newport. Nov S—• rhr Al>h • Dunn. Fountain Boston. Nov. 12 R ig,J How anil, Morforvl—Newport. Nov. 12—Bark Kora Boett her. Pet ere—Siraleand. IN PORT. Phil) Sunbeam, Datzail, load.ng. United Kingdom —A. I) bell & * 0. Birk Ko*ita, Stoeaen. loading. United Kingdom— A. s linndt. Schooner Otii Jen Mnrford. Scl-o >ner E. A. Hooper. B :rk Johaimns. sclir. Et * A. Ssimpkim. |\n’-^neemcntf. Foi Kccoiverof Tas liulttrm. FELLOW CITIZENS : lam cmdidate f>rthe office of Receiver of Tax Returns, mid beg your support.. Do lie yon wish to be done by. Nov7-tf ’ * S. E. CLARKE. |lctc is entente. 'Ajt* He Jk- rSrijS ALT. PERSONS havimrrVmnnds atrai the cbnn 1. arc hr cliy n Hfiert lii present th"in to’ ihe nmlrrsioii'd on or he for- the 3fuh itay of Noveinp r n. xt. otherwise they will be debarred from pay ment. F. P. oil CWPN Y.. . i,ov 12 Coriirty i roasnref Mel. 00. $l5O HOWARD. f jrvKKN from my room on MGIIT a , HOLD WATOn, CHAIN and LOCKET. 'Parties having the articles will receive the above and no questions inked, by rctnrnirig them to W J. SWAN. nov7tf Office of Young * I-anad n. r piN \V a RE nude to order hv 1 tun7-lt T. C. BROMLEY. Take Warning. ALb r’KR-ONS INDEBTED TO THE MAO NO I\ HOUSE are invited to crime fo wi r.l a <1 sett e imme iatelv. In can business, and t.iist all will come forward and p y up. A. E. CARR, nov7*lf Prorf* to* Ma-mol'a 11 oii-e. - AT Oct3i-Sin PE ' P OLD STA VD. The Darieii t-ruud b'nitiitl ' I¥ I louse, fTliieh i- open at all hours for the acco-nmoda tion of I c limvcUoi; public. Turn supplied with a 1 the delicacies of tlv m-im. I put up my Meals on the Old V tyitnn I'cmocrntic I’rincipnl. 15 yon don’t believe it to ne and look at nij Tihtc. WILLI VM COFFIN, General Snpetinten. e if. N'. II —sometime" .ny friends call m< O 1 Mil pc. F. s._ I am no x running on the steam yacht Sa| i o schedule, Capt. Torn tqi .aiding. 1 NovT-3t OLD MI DI E. . New Store, New Gooes, New Men! ATTENTION EVERYBODY! COLEMAN & GOLLAT Hnvtng Jiiet finished nnd rq’iippf*d thptr now more •hi BrnHd otroßt they In c leave to iiiviie thea'trn inri o! thu people nf D irien mid surrounding cuun try to thin Well nelicted stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS AND CAPS, HOOTS AM) SHOES, and everything usually kept in a general variety More. TIMBER ME.V FROM THE CP COCNTRT will find it to their advantage to g’ve ni> a call when they bring timber to thie inurket. OUR GOODS ARE ALL NEW AND FRESH and families in Darien would flOti it to their advan tage to buy their supplies from ns. WE GUARANTEE PERFECT SATISFACTION to all those buying goods from ns. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS. COLEMAN k COLLAT, Oc:3!-tf BROAD STREET, D\RIEV, QA. B A R CAIN S— AT Oct3l TEASE OLD STAND. 3tn THE PULASKI BAR —AND— RESTAUR A NT! BROAD STREET, OPPOS.TE THE MAGNOLIA HOUSE, DARIEN, GEORGIA. ri’IIE nnderstened would Inform Ida friends and I tbe public that be has fined tin the above House, and is now prepared to furnish Meals to the travelling public at all hours, day or night, at short n dice. Special attention will be eiven to private parties, auu Suppers furnished, such as GAME; OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE, FIS IT, TO'ATEK-HCUSE steaks, ani> ALL AT The Lowest Possible Prices. The Bar is stocked with good WIVES, LIQUORS AXD CIGARSt MH.K PUNCHES and other FANCY DRINKS made a specialty and served in first class style. T will in the future, as in the test, make every effort to please ad who fin or me with their patron* 31. tO.WVAYT Oct3l-tf Bargains -AT— * Oct3l-C n Pease Olt! Stand. LOOKILOOE!LOOK! JUS R ARRIVED, VIA NEW YORK. A large and woll selected Stock of &VT GOODS, NOTION S, LAMES’ ASC CEBIT’S HATS. SOOTS AKO SHOES, CLOTHIN G, .-I.** „; LADIES’ AND GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS. Also, a fall supply of GROCERIES Always kept on hand and everythinfj usually kept a first-ibss establish ment. Come one. come all, And give ns a call. It will he to j’onr interest To give the new comers a call! WE GUARANTEE SATISFATION. J. BZLSINGZR & BRO., BROAD STREET, DARIEN, (A. • N. R.—Goods hauled to the Ridge wlhont any cost to the pnrohsser ° P-tf r> AROAINS h o.c: pease old lta; and. GREAT REDUCTION —OF— PRICES -AT UR. STRAINS. Cor Broad and Screven Street!. Having just received onr Fall sod Winter Stock, consisting of DRY GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, and SADDLERY, PAINTS, OILS, DRUGS and MEDICINES, HARDWARE, and CUTLERY, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, BOOKS and STATIONERY, CLOCKS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, -V . • ' r- V - • EARTHEN, GLASS and f QUEENS-WARE, WOOD, WILtOW." * T Or • \ "* ; TIN and HOLLOW-WARE, - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FARMING UTENSILS, STOVES and STOVE PIPE3, CORN, SHINGLES, OATS, OAKUM, LIME, SALT, Ac- Particular attention given to tbe supply of veeeele. Captains of vessels are especially invited to examine onr large and oomplete stock of SHIP CHANDLERY. i With onr nnnsnal facilities for Car rying ou business at a nominal ex pense enable us to compete wiU an J market South. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK and satisfy yourselves. GOODS DELIVERED in the CITY and on the RIDGE, FREE of CHARGE. A. A R. STRAIN, May o .-17- Daanw. Ga.