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About Darien timber gazette. (Darien, Ga.) 1874-1893 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1880)
Railroads. Savannah. Florida & West ern Railroad. jSSjsB egsapni GxKKUAL MvKAUET'S OFFICE. } j AIUMII ANI) Gtll.F KAILUOAD, / Bavasnaii, March l ltli. 1H79.) ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. March 14TH. I'AB i SENDER Trains on this Road will run at. -follow* NIQHT EXPRESS. Uoro Savannah daily at i;*> £• “ j Arrive at Jesup daily °* •••• •• • • '' ~r V ; Arrive at Tboma.sviUe daily at ti.JS a. m Arrive at Baiubridgt. daily at - 40 a. m. Arrive at Albany daily at Id A> a. m. Arrive at lave Oak daily at a “ Arrive at Tallahassee dally at i m ' A r rivo at Jacknonvillfe daily at < •* a. m Jaiave Tallahassee daily at 6:00 p. in Leave Jackaonvillcdaily at i>:iO l>. m Leave Live Oak daily at ll Li P- m ' Leave Albany <laily at 4:00 p. in Loavo Baiubridge daily at 4 (Hi p. in Leave ThomasviUe daily at V.m I> m- Leave Jeaup daily at 0;;>0 a. m Arrive at Savannah daily at ':"0 a in No change of ears between Savannah and Jack sonville and Savannah and Albany Pullrnhti Palace sleeping cars daily between Sa vannah and Jacksonuille. Sleeping care run through to and from Savannah and Albany. The elegant Sleeping ond Parlor Coach-.- of tin Eufala hue daUei between M-.utg 'in. ry, Ala., and JaekaoviUe without a change. Passengers fr- m savannah '-r i--man.una, flaineMVillo and C< lar K- • - tal- ii>-- 'ram. Passengers for Darien take this train. Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take this train, arriving at Bi u:-wi"k 1 - m. Passengers leave Brunswick at :0U p. m., ar riving at Savannah 9:00 a. m Passengers leaving Mac uat .1- a. in. lail\ except Sunday) connect at Jeaup with this train for Florida. Passengers from Florida hv this train connect at Jeaup with train arriving m Macon at 0:25 p. m. daily (except Sunday). Palace sleeping cars ruu through to and from Savannah and Jacksonville. Connect at Albany with passenger trains both wavs on Southwestern Itailroad to and from Ma -coii, Eufaula, .Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Ct Mail steamer leaves Bainhridge for Apalachicola -every Sunday ami Thursday evening; tor Columbus evefy Tuesday and Saturday after -11 nose connection at Jacksonville daily (Sundays ■excepted) for Green Cove Springs, St. Augustine, Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings on St. Johns river. Trains on B. and A. U. B. leave junction, going west, at 11:37 a. m. and for Brunswick at 4:40 p. m., daily, except Sunday. Through Tickets sold and Sleeping Car Berths secured at Bren s Ticket Office, No. 22 Bull street, and at Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Passenger De- ACOOMMODATION 'TRAIN-EASTERN DIVISION Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted at 7:25 a. m. Arrive at Mclntosh, " “ J® Arrive at Jesup, “ a ’ m> Arrive at Blackshear. “ ' :*9 P- m - Arrive at Dupont, “ " J'-’’' P- ,u - Leave Dupont, “ ® - J tt - m- Leave Blackshear, " ™ a Leave Jesup, " " ~ P- m - Leave Mclntosh. " ' ' ' P- Iu - Arrive at Savannah, " " 5:10 P- m - WESTERN DIVISION. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. Leave Dupont at a - m - Leave Valdosda at *' Iu - Leave Quitman at a. m. Arrive at ThomaHVille at a - In - Leave ThomasviUe at P- lu - Leave Camilla at P- m - Arrive at Albany at jtJO p. m. Leave Albany at “ : ™ a - m - Leave Camilla at ••• a - m - Arrive at ThomasviUe at 10:20 a. m. Leave ThomasviUe at 10:50 p. m. Leave Quitman at P- ™- Leave Valdosta at "O® P- m - Arrive at Dupont S; 4n p. m. j s Tyson. Master of Transportation. H. S. HAINES. lunefl General Superintendent. DOUBLE DAILY TO AND FROM F L O R. X X> A. MACON* BRUNS ICK R.R. * GeNEI-.ai Si PKRIH ll M'l JIT'S ()mO*, I Macon, Ga.. April 19, 1H79. I ON ANG AFTER SUNDAY, THE 20TH INST.. Passenger trains on this road will run as foI "CUMBERLAND ROUTE VIA BRUNSWICK. NIGHT PASSENGER NO. 1 SOUTH—DAILY. Leave Macon 7:45p.m. Arrive Cochran 9:4j l> m. Arrive Eastman 10 ; 1e P- m. Arrive Jesup :1:27 a.m. Arrive Brunswick 0:00 a. m. Leave Brunswick per steamer 0.15 a. m. Arrive Fernandina 1015 p. m. Arrive Jacksonville 2:05 p. m. Arrive Cedar Keys 0:,15 P m ■ NIGHT PAHfiENGER NO. 2 NOIITH — DAILY. Leave Ceilor Keys s:2ft a. m. Leave Jacksonville ll:ir> a. m. Leave Fernandina per steamer jj ; 4s p. in. Arrive Brunswick 7:45 p. m. Leave Brunswick P* 1,1 • Leave Jesup 10:2ft p. m Leave Eastman a - IU - Lea ve dock ran 4: 33 a. m. Arrive at Macon 6:45 a. m. Close connection at macon for all points North, ast and West via Atlanta and Augusta. DAY ACCOMMODATION NO. 3.SOUTH. Via Jesup and Live Oak—Daily, except^ Sunday. Leave Macon <;1 a. m. Arrive Cochran M a. m Arrive Eastman 11 14 a. in. Arrive Jesup L 2op.ni. Arrive Jacksonville 7:25 a. m. NO. 4 MOUTH, DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. Leave Jacksonville 5.1. ]>. in. Leave Jesup o:\a a. in. Leave Eastman 1-J P- m - Leave Cochran *2:4' P- 111 • Arrive Macon 5.15 p. m. Connects at Macon for points North, East and West. II VWKINSVILLK BRANCH. 'eight and accommodation —Daily, except Sun- jueave Cochran 10:00 p. ni. Arrive Hawkinsville 10 4.> p. m. Leave Hawkinsville 3:30 a. m. Arrive Cochran 4:15 a. m. Connects at Cochran with trains 1 and ‘2 to and ; from Macon. Leave Cochran 10:00 a.m. Arrive Hawkinsville 10:45 a. m. Leave Hawkinsville 1 45 p. in. Arrive Cochran 2:30 p. ni. Connects it Cochran with trains 3. aud 4. to and from Macon. GEO. W. ADAMS, Gen. Supt. W. J. J\RVTS, Mast. Trans. BRUNSWICK & AL BANY B IS JSflbraSEHB 7c& v :' ’TsSSt r Tvsamo CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Superintendent's Office, \ Brunlwick. Ga., January 1. 1878. ) i VN AND AFTER JANUARY IST. 1878. PASBEN- V/ ger trains on this Road will run as follows; Passengers T-ains leave Brunswick Mondays. Wednesdays ami Fridays at 7:00 a. m. Arrive at 'Tebeauville. A. A. R. 8.. at... 10:59 a. m. Leave TeNeauviUe, A. A. G. R. B. at 11:14 a. m. Arrive at .Jbauv at 7:10 p.m. RETURNING Leave Albany Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur dws at 8:ikl a. m. Arrive at Tebeauville, A. A G. R. R.,at. 4:OS p. m. Leave T-boauville. A. &G. R. R., at ... 4:20 p. m. Arrive at Brunswick 8:20 p. in. Trains from Albany make close connection at rebeauville with A. it G.. pa aengcr train from Savannah, and with but few lours delay at To beauville, wi>h A. .A G. passenger train for Florida. Train? from Brunswick connect at Tebeauville with dav passenger train of toe A. A. G. R. R. which leaves Tebeauville for Florida at 1:35 p. m. CHARLES L. SCHLATTER, g. General Superintendent. pchtfck. n 1 -H Maker. BROAD STREET. jt.ißfio.v - - cioßfiw Publications. 1 §BO. 1880. j THE DARIE?d TIBER GAZETTE, 4 PUBLISHED BY RICHARD W. GRUBB; -AT- I> A R T E N , M< INTOSH COUNTY, GEORGIA. Tlic Live and Progressive Weekly Newspaper of Southern Georgia. THE GAZETTE IS ISSUED -WEEKLY, FROM THE PRINCIPAL Timber and Lumber Mart ON THE ATLANTIC COAST, AND CONTAINS ALL THE Local Market Reports and Quotations ON THAT IMPORTANT SUBJECT. In addition to this trade report in the leading article of commerce at this point, the Latest News—Local and Foreign— appears in its columns, THE GAZETTE Is acknowledged by many to be the best LOCAL WEEKLY IN GEORGIA. THE GAZETTE Has attained a wider circulation than any weekly in this section of the State extending as it does not only throughout the State of Georgia, hut also to NORTHERN AND EUROPEAN TORTS. —AS *N— Advertising Medium ITS MERITS ARE Unquestionably Superior TO THOSE OF ANY PAPER IN THIS SECTION. DR. BULLIE’S NOTES. The notes written out by Dr. Bulue is one of the most important features of THE GAZETTE, and hits made for it a NATIONAL PROMINENCE. We are gratified to state to our many readers that our good friend, DR. BUL LIE, has consentented to contribute to our columns regularly, and we hope by so doing to add greatly to the merits of THE GAZETTE. THE DOCTOR'S NOTES ARE WELL WORTH DOUBLE THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.&n RATES OF SUBSCRITION : fine Year #2 SO Nix Months 1 SO ADDRESS R. W. GRUBB, Editor and Prourietor. DARIEN GEORGIA. New Store! New Store! New Store! HI. -A.. WEXHk at liis No tv Store on Broad Street Daritii, (a. J J.VS JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK of GOODS of every description, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ciothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps, Fancy Goods, ilosery, Notions. For cheap and stylish dry goods, silk dress trimmings, he sure to call on me for I make a specialty of such articles. I have just returned from Savannah where I purchased an elegant stock of goods, which I am now offering to the cit izens of Dariei) and surrounding country at Mt/rm prices, lie sure and call at thp new brick store, at my old Btand on Broad Street. Sa-isfaction in every case guarantee. Thanking my friends and the public generally for their past favors I beg a continuance of the same. HENRY A. WEIL. jan3o-ly. 1880. 1880. SPRING & SUMMER TAG YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY ? You can certainly do so by buying or or dering your CLOTHING, HATS, and Gent’s. FURNISHING GOODS at the Famous “ NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, ” 140 Congress Street, Savannah, Georgia. Inquire the price at any other Store and if we do not give you as fully as good an article at least 25 per cent, less, then we do not ask yon to buy from us. Remember the Famous NEW Y'ORK CLOTHING HOUSE. 140 Congress Street, Savannah, Georgia, before buying “'se where. Apn. PLANTERS’HOTEL, SAVANNAH, GA., Cheapest and Best HOTEL IN THE SOUTH. Rates $1 50 and $2 00 per Day, *lccordin& to Location of Room. JOS. IIERSCHBACILprop’r. HIDES” DEER SKINS —AND— "Was: ’Wmitccl. T AM PAYING THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES L for the above. No commission or drayage charged. lam selling ROUGH RICE above quota tions at all times. Sacks returned io shippers. Send to me before shipping elsewhere. M. Y. HENDERSON, nov2l-lv. 180 Bay Street, Savannan. Ga. Tax Receiver’s Notice. rpo THE TAX PAYERS OF McINTOSH COUN ty: My books are now open for receiving Tax Returns of Mclntosh county I will be in Darien, pril 17, at South Newport, April 29, and at E. McDonald’s store, April 30. Second Bound—Da rien. May 24, South Newport, May 81, and at E. McDonald:* store, June 1. Third Round—Darien, June 2. South Newport 14. aud E. McDonald's store. May 15. W. McW. YOUNG, T. R. Mel. C. Darien Ga., April 16,1879. Attention. MRS. HARRIET HILL,ORIGINALLY OF SCRI - county, Ga.. or her legal heirs or repre sentatives will hear something to their advantage by addressing L. F. PFEIFFER, mar 26 tf. Bcarboro, Ga. MAGNOLIA BOUSE, DARIEN, GEORGIA. THOMAS WHITE, PROPRIETOR. n.:E2O3E:E2KrX3>a'Gi-i ; THE UNDERSIGNED INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO THE RE-OPE KING —or THE — MAGNOLIA HOUSE, —AND OFFEES- — EVERY COMFORT and CONVENIENCE AFFORDED BY OTHER FIRST-CLASS HOTELS. THE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY RENO VATED AND RE-FURNISHED. IS CENTRALLY LOCATED, WITH A FINE RIVER FRONT i CONNECTING WITH THE WHARVES OF THE — SAVANNAH and FLORIDA STEAMERS. EVERY DELICACY OF THE MARKET. BILLIARD SALOON | WITH EVERY APPOINTMENT. Terms $2.00 Per Day. THOJIIJtS H'ltlTE , jel3-tf Proprietor. FULTON MARKET, BROAD STREET, DARIEN, GEORGIA. Has been and will be supplied with FRESH BEEF EVERY MORNING DURING THE WARM SEASON, Also, will keep in season PORK, MUT TON, VEAL, KID, LAMB, POULTRY. EGGS, VEGETABLES and GAME. A specialty made of PICKLED and JERKED BEEF. Orders for same so licited and satisfaction guaranteed. The undeesigned is always at his post, ready and willing to serve his customers and the trade generally. The public are invited to cal! and see if it is not to thcii interest to trade with me. Respectfully, je2Q-tf W."L. FULTON, Manager. PREPARED AND SOLD ONLY BY W. H. COTTER & CO. W. H. COTTER & CO'S. Maguetic Liniment Is an invaluable remedy in all rases of Rheum:, tism, Neuralgia, Chronic Pains, etc. It is also a excellent application to all bruises. TV. H. COTTER & CO’S. Cholera Mixture Is a sure and speedy cure for all Bowel Affections and Summer Complaints incidental to our climate. These preparations are guaranteed to give imme diate relief, and should be kept in every family. FOR THE LADIES— W. H. COTTER & CO’S. Serving Machine Oil The Best Oil made for all flue machinery. apllMt V/. McW. YOUNG. & m w i; L s n —AND— MATCH MAKER H ating had six yea's fxperie i the business, (eel satisfied that I can give satisfaction. My thanks to the public for past patronage, and hope for a continuance of the same. WELLELAM m w. vodno, decl2-tf Broad Street. Darien, Ga. •VVE UNHESITATINGLY CLAIM FOE THE Philadelphia WEEKLY TIMES That it is the largest, the cheapest and the best family journal published, write to us for a speed men copy and mdge for yourself, in its column the reader will find all the news, ample variety of editorial, poetry literary articles, stories and tales of travel, fashion gossip, inter views with prominent men. financial reports, dra matic criticism, religious tidings, agricultural and domestic articles, and every other feature that can make a paper valuable. The miscellany of spirited writings, covering every variety and range of subject and thought will be maintained as of old by contributors who stand at the head of their specialities. A special feature will be the continuation of the “Annals of the War,” graphically written by sold iers, north and south, descriptive of scenes and events in which they took an active part, one chapter of which will appear in each number. These Annals have proved so valuable that the bmnd volume containing their first series has found an immense sale. TERMS-ONE YEAR: One Copy $2.00 I Ten Copis sls 00 Five(Vpiep 8.00 j Twenty Copies,... 25.00 An extra copy free to the getter up of a club. THE TIMES, dlO-tf. Times Building, ITulsfielphit. NewCrop Turnip Seeds \\TE HAVE RECEIVED NOTICE FROM ▼ V Messrs. Landretb & Sons, the oldest and one of the most reliable seed growers in this country, that they will be able to fill our orders for New Crop Turnip Seeds about July 10th. and we would be pleased to receive the orders of those who purpose sowing turnips for market or stock before the a jve date, that we may order them any varieties they want, guaranteeing them satis faction. june‘2o W, H. COTTER & CO. GO TO “THE OLD RELIABLE!” Cigars and Tobacco. We have in stock a full line of Cigars, fine me dium and finest. The Best Five Cent Cigar. FINE CUT AND PLUG TOBACCO. Call and have a good smoke or chew at W. H. COTTER fc CO’S., feb22-tf Druggists and Apothecaries. H AITI MIS! ARRIVING BY EVERY STEAMER FROM NEW YORK! THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. FURNITURE! A GREAT VARIETY, WHICH WE ABE OFFERING AT BOTTOM PRICES. WINDOW SHADES OF ALL COLOES AND DESCRIPTIONS. The Finest Laee Curtains IN tfITE CITY, HAND-MADE. ALLEN & LINDSAY 109 and 171 BROUGHTON STREET. feb22-tf IM PORT E D SOA PS i WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND Mottled Castile Soap, Which we guarantee to be genuine. Also tbc very best "article of WHITE CASTILE, viz: CuiinY and the BLUE MOTTLED SOAP, which for ordi nary use has taken the place of high seentet soaps throughout the South. We also keep it, stock a full Line of Good Toilet Soans. at prices to suit the times, at W. H. COTTER A CO’S Drug Store. feb n-f. 5 BROSHES WF. HAVE IN STOCK A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Which tve are OFFERING AT LOW PRICES FOR THE QUALITY —AT— IP*. 11. Cotter Ss Co's Drug Store. feb22-tf SOUTH. SOUTH. PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH GEORGIA. GOODSELL BROS., PROPRIETORS. rpHIS HOUSE IS NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEP- A tion ot guests. It has been thoroughly ren ovated. and is now being extensively repaired. Liberal arrangements made with weekly Loaders. UOl)<>ELb It !(<>. nov2l-tf, Proprietors. Notice. I HAVE APPOINTED SHERIFF T BUTLER Blount as mv Agent in Darien, who is duly authorized to collect all out-standing accounts and receipt for the same. AU those indebted to me will please call upon him and settle. ' BRUNO PFEIFFER AN ORDINANCE. An Ordinance to provide for the repair of wharf lots and the erection of suitable pavements in the City of Darien. Sec. 1. Be it ordained that within —months af ter notice is given, as heretofore prescribed.it shall 1 ■ the dutj of all owners of wharves and wharf lots, in the city of J'aricii, to place and keep and ** Vt.hc{expense of their respective 4 in good order, so as to prevent toe said earth aud rubbish from washing into the river, through or from said respective wharves and lots in c nformity with instructions of the City Suruey >r ot said city, who shall give his attention whenever uutifled so to do. Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, that it shall ba the duty of the owners of all improved lots in the City of 1 arien, to con .ract and keep in repair at the expence of th owners of each lot respectively upon r. ad street, from Walker's store, at the k ad ( f said street on both sides of said street to l.ppings’ old office, pavements of brick or smooth stoue of— feet in width, well aud substantially laid, aud upon aU other streets in said city it shall I he the duty of each owner of an improved lotto ; place down in front thereof in a substantial aud workmanlike manner c pavement, of wood, of the I width feet and each person, the owner of such lot or lots, shall in putting down the pavements | hereintofore required be bound to conform to the levels aud inclinations marked and prescribed by ; the city surveyor, whose duty it shall be to grade ; and stake down the place to be paved both on the • line ol the lots and the limits hereintofore deter mined on the sir et, driving a stake at every 10 feet of tire liue and the said surveror shall attend within 0 days after he is requested to do so. • Sec. 3. Be it further ordain and that the Marshal of said city shall give written notice to the owner or owners of said wharves aud wharf lots and to the owners of all improved lots in said city of Darien of the requirements of this ordinance and when it is impossible to notify such owners be done by publication in the Darien Timber Ga zktee for thirty days, and any one or more of the above described persons aho shall fail oh refuse to c niply with the requirements of said oi’di notice within— mouths shSU be liable to a fine not to exceed dollars to be enforced hei ore the police court of the said city of Darien for each day o such neglect or refusal, and execution shall issue against the property of such delinquent per son or persons in tne same manner as in other cases for the violation of the ordinances of said city. Sec. 4. Be it further ordained that in addition to the penalties prescribed in the proceeding sec tion upon the failure or refusal of any wharf own er or owners to put his or their wharf or wharves in good order, or on like failure or refusal of the owner or owners of any improved lot or lots to construct aud keep in repair suitable pavements in fronts ofsuch lot or lots of the character here tofore provded for, it shall be the duty of the marshall to give thirty days notice in writing, to all such diligent wharf or lot owners, requiring him or them to put in repair their wharf or wharves or to pave in front of his or their im proved lot or lots which notice shall he served personally, hut it such service shall be impossible bynasou of uou-resideuce of the person or per sons to whom the same is directed, then it shall he his duty to publish said notice for thirty days, I in the newspaper in which the city advertising, is done aud after the expiration of said notice it sha 11 he the duty of the Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, as "nayor of said city,, to require the Marshall thereof to enter upon and put in order or pave and put in repair the proper ty of such delinquent wharf or lot owner in the manner heretofore prescribed at his or their ex pense, and in the name and behalf of the citv au thorities of Darien, to bring an action at law against the owner or owners of the property so repaired as aforesaid. Sec. 5. All ordinances, or parts of ordinane conflicting with this hereby repealed. Darien, Georgia, April 10th 1 Quarantine Proclamation. CITY OF DARIEN. March 24th 1880. rpo THE DOBOY ANDSAPELO PILOTS, CAP- I tains of vessels, and steam tow-boats—On and after the ist ot April aud until the Ist of November, 1880, all vessels both foreign and coastwise, ar riving at this port must he inspected before land ing freight or passengers or proceeding to their loading births and pilots will dispose of them as follows: Vessels having no sickness on hoard.no burials on the passage, will be anchored as near the yellow flag opposite the quarantine official sta tion as may he safe and convenient. The Pilot will notifiy the officer who will hoard and inspect her. Captains of vessels coming in without a pilot will report to the officer immediatly on his arri val: ibis ordei applies to all vessels, both foreign and coastwise, except the following ports, (always suspected), Havana aud all ports and hays of the West Indies and South American ports or bays and rivers, such vessels must be taken to the up per quarantine; one mile up Carnochran river from the inner bouy in sale anchorage near the southern shoals to be cleansed,fumigated and dis infected before proceeding. 7he vessel will delay but a few days. Pilots are cautioned against ves sels reporting themselves from a neighboring port where they have only touched, but were last from au infected port. Any vessel from any port infected or otherwise,as she might have communi cated at sea having fever on hoard, must proceed at once to the Cae.pian or lower qurantine under the lead oi the pilot boat, and the pilot will report the same to the quarantine, L’ohoy station officer. The Port Physician will regularly enforce our quarantine rules and will promptly report all viola tions. No quarantine restrictions will he impoßsed upon the Savannah and Florida steamboats for the present. JAMES HOLMFS, M. D„ JAMES WALKER, Port Physician, vinyor. Mar'26-td. SURE CURE FOB Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bron chitis, Asthma, Consumption, And AU Diseases of THROAT and LUNGS, Put up in Quart-Six* Bottles for Family Use, Scientifically prepared of Balsam Tolu, Crystallised Rock Candy, Old Rye, and other tonics. The Formula is known to our best physicians, is highly commended by them, and the analysis of our most prominent chemist, Prof. G. A. MARINER, in Chicago, is on the label of every bottle. It is well known to the medical profession that TOLU ROOK and RYB will afford the greatest relief for Coughs, Colds. Influenza, Bronchlti* Bore Throat, Weak Lungs, also Consumption, in the in cipient and advanced stages. Used as a BEVERAGE and APPETIZER, it makes* delightful tonic for family use. Is pleasant to take ; if weak or debilitated, it gives tone, activity and strength to the whole human frame. (P A Dorr be deceivedv EJ X lv/1" • by unprincipled deal- \ ers who try to palm off upon you Rock and Rye in 1 place of our TOLU ROCK AND RYE, which is I the only medicated article made, the genuine hav- m ing a GOVERNMENT STAMP on eaoh bottle./ XA WHENCE A MARTIN, Proprietor* 111 Madleon Street, Chicago. fy Aik your Druggist for It! V*T Ask your Grocer for It! PT Ask your Wine Merchant for It! IP* Children, aek your Mamma Tor It! HTSold bv DRUGGISTS, GROCERS and 'WIVE MERCHANTS everywhere. Bids Building Bridge over South Newport River. IENGTH OF BRIDGE ACROSS CAP-SILLS TO J 80 feet, foot of bridge to be two feet abovo high spring tide mark: centre of bridge to be three feet above high spring tide mark with a gradual rise from earn foot; bridge to have five (5) spans of equal’leugth; all the frame'oi bridge to be of the beet heart cypress, namely, piles 10x10 inches,cap sills 10x10 inches and 21 feet long, stringers oxlo inches and to extend three feet beyond the cap sills of the abutment; braces to be 4xo inches; banisters, banister posts and braces to be 4x5 in ches; abutment on Mclntosh county side to be made of good yellow pine (not yellow slash pine); wiugs 10 feet long and lihclO inches square; floor ing to be 10, feet long, 2 inches thick and of the very best heart pine. All the timlier to be used in building the South Newport bridge must be of the best material and after it has been hauled to the place designated, the County Commissioners of Liberty and Mclntosh counties are to be notified as to inspect the timber before it is framed. The bulk-heads to the bridge must be properly filled up to a level with the foot of the bridge and con nected with the causeway. The Commissioners will meet at South Newport, on the 6th day of July, to receive and examine all bids for the build ing of said bridge, they reserve the right to reject an* and all bids. SPALDING KENAN, Clerk. B. C. C. f or sate or Rent. rpilE HOUSE AND LOT ON THE RIDGE. NOW occupied by Mr. J. J. Sutton. For particulars ap ply t 4 i. M. AIKEN. Darien, May 13,1560
