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No. 5.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING., APRIL 21, 1875.
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BHU5ISWICK ADVERTISER, j COOK BROS. & CO., j • L <t v e r t i s c m e n t s
PUBLiaaCD EVCRY TTSDSISfflAY MOBSnCG
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ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION 81.09
ADVERTISING RATE Si
PER SQUARE. 10 lines space, first insertion, 78
“ * each subsequent insertion, 60
/^-SPECIAL BATES TO LARGE ADVERTISERS.
Advertisers must specify time on copy sent, or
be subject for charges until ordered out.
Communications for individual benefit or of a
personal character charged as advertisements.
Marriages and Obituary notices not exceeding
five lines solicited for free publication. Over that
amount charged as advertisements.
Bills for advertisements due upon presentation
after the first insertion.
The above rules will be adhered to in all cases.
All letters and communications should be ad
dressed to
T. GOULDING STACY.
Brunswick, Ga
Professional.
C. P. GOODYEAR.
F. H. HARRIS
GOODYEAR &, HARRIS,
Attorneys at Law,
Brunswick,
Georgia.
O FFICE—Corner Newcastle and
Gloucester streets,—over Drug
Store of J. S. Blain & Co. Practice
in all counties of the Brunswick Cir
cuit and the city of Darien, Ga. '
mar. 24-tf.
T. E. Davenport,
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
W ILL practice in all the Courts of
the Brunswick Circuit, Of
fice in
SMITH and DEXTER’S
Building, Newcastle street,
mar. 24-ly.
Business Cards.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
Darien via. No. 1., M. & B. R. R.
H ACKS always on hand to carry
passengers to and from Railroad.
Comfortable lodgings for passengers
with G. S. WASHINGTON,
mar. 24-ly. Pt’r of the Line.
D O you wont a splendid BOOT or SHOE made
to ORDER, with
PERFECT FIT . -
guaranteed V Then call on
mar. 24-ly. D. A MOORE.
BURR WIN TON,
CONTRACTOR
--—And
BUILDER,
BRUNSWICK, -
- GA.
P LANS and specifications furnished
on short notice. Will contract to
erect Buildings in
every styes.
Also superintend Buildings at reason
able prices. mflr
Lime For Sale.
OYSTER-SHELL
for agricu:
POS
LIME IS GOOD
TURALPUR-
Allgwf -ca * C. iTclBUrer•
tuarTaWy. T B*ux*wick, Ua.J,
NEW GOODS!
-Dealers in-
NEW STORE!
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
J. F. NELSON,
Ship Stores, Ac.,
Manufacturers and Shippers of
YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
& CO.,
Dealers in
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
, (Bay St.,) Brunswick, Ga.
D. T. DOTjNT,
BANKER and BROKER.
Brunswick,
Ga.
B UYS and SELLS exchange on'New
York, Savannah, Boston and Phil
adelphia, ut
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Buys and sells Gold, Silver and Com
mercial Paper. Interest allowed on
SPECIAL DEPOSITS. Collections
promptly attended to and business so
licited. mar. 24-ly.
J. ,M. DEXTEK,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
iatifew ami §wte,
Insurance, Real Estate and.
COLLECTION AGENT.
Special attention given to
collection of drafts and ac-
,_ Tw . counts; remittances
pi uinptiy made- -
New York Exchange.
G. FRIEDLAHDEE & CO.,
Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Notions,
Hardware,
Wooden, Tin
and Crockery
\Var«, Provisions.
Groceries, Liquo:
■ also—
Wholesale and Retail Di
in
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND
GAPS.
* BOOTS And SHOES,
HATS, CAPS,
AND NOTIONS,
HAKDWAKE,
GROCERIES
of all descriptions
Very Low Figures.
fiSsf*Uive us a cad. *“<£at
mar. 24-ly.
o
BARGAINS
For Cash.
,UR entire stock
OK
NOTICE.
He
OU8E To LET.
The Comfortable FIVE BOOM HOUSE, formerly
occupied by Dr. E. J. FERGUSON, in complete
order. BENT LOW. Apply to | li
»pr-l«4t. J- M. DEXTER.
P'un/c Books,
and Stationary,
Paper,
Envelopes, Pens, etc.,
CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE, PLATED-
WABE, TOYS, BASKETS, CHIL
DREN’S CHAIRS, CUTLERY,
lamps, ana other ar
ticles too numer-
oii8 to men
tion
are offered at
LOW FIGURES,
but only for the cash. Call at once
at NEWS DEPOT,
and secures bargains.
G. A DURE, & CO.,
Brunswick, Ga.
mar. 24-tf. .
ENLARGEMENT,
In response to the numerous appeals
of friends, fora larger sheet, we issue,
this week, the Advertiser twice its
original size. In doing so wediavo
had recourse to the practice, now quite
prevalent, of having one side of each
paper printed elsewhere. These‘Ready
Prints’ are quite a saving to newspa
per men—enabling them to issue a
sheet twice the usual size at a very
little additional cost, j The reading
matter, print and general make up of
the same, being such as to recommend
itself to almost any one. Some object
to these “patent insides”—to such we
say: we do you no wrong, we only
give you so much extra reading mat
ter for the same amount of money.
Hereafter we shall print no misce'-
laneous matter at all, bat. devote our
entire space (1st and. 4th pages) to
original matter, thus making our pi -
per more attractive. In addition to
our present increased size we promise
to double again just so soon as we feel
warranted in doing so.
We aim to make the Advbbtiser all
that can be desired, and only ask of
ova friends their hearty support, and
of our enemies— if we have such ‘things’
—to keep their months shut. One
more request: croakers get out of the
way—you clog the wheels of progress
and throw a damper on everything
that savors of life.
OUR SCHOOLS.
Presuming our readers are inter
ested in the workings of our schools,
we take the liberty of using a portion
of our space in this direction, l>y way
of posting our people on this sub
ject.
At a recent meeting of the Board of
Trustees, corporal punishment was
abolished in tho schools, and teachers
instructed to report all misdemeanors
direot to the parents themselves, and
in case this should fail to have the de
sired effect the County School Com
missioner was instructed to suspend
all such unruly ones, thereby ridding
the schools of that element calculated
to do them only injury. In order to
carry out the present plan successfully
it must meet with the hearty support
and co-operation of all concerned.
Teachers must report promptly; pa
rents must punish the guilty ones at
home, and lastly, but surely, the Trus
tees must show thfeir earnest approval
of the whole plan by visiting the
schools often and thereby show the
children that they have an eye upon
them. If these three requisites are
adhered to. as they should be. «H
will be well, otherwise we fear the nUf
regime will have to lie resumed.
We have brought this matter thus
prominently before the patrons of the
schools in order that they may realize
its f ill import and act with the light
before them.
J
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Missouri State receives wolf scalp
in payment of taxes .at $5 apiece, r a 4 R
took' in last year only 6000. «*£
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