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Mr gnroiswifk T. o. Stacy, Editor and Proprietor. fthtcrtptinn Price: $1 per Atmw* in Advance WEDNESDAY, Oot, 27th 1875. GENERAL ITEMS. Tt, took fifteen men to haul in a devil li&ii caught at Jernandiuo recently. Ocala, EH., has a turkey gobbler that hatched out three eggs and has been carefully attending them ever «ince. The steamship “Prof. Morse liaB •completed the laying of the sub-ma. riue cable between Key West andlun- ta Rnssa. The line works finely. The statioa house at No. 9, A. & G. R. R. (Tebeauville) has been under pinned and re-covered—so says the Way cross editor of the Times. Strange those Gulf Road folks will be so raughty. Why not let the old thing .go to pieces and accept the nice, com modious station house at Waycrossi the junction of the roads V The good people of that place have built a good one and offered it to both roads. The B. & A. is ready to use it. Wonder why the A. & G. is not? The British ship Western Empire, from Pensacola to Liverpool, sprung a leak and sunk at sea on the morning of the 14th tilt., when about one hun dred and thirty miles from the coast of Florida. The ship and cargo were valued at $62,000. The crew aban doned the vessel, took to the long boat and reached to within two miles of the beach of St. Vincent’s Island, when the boat capsized and the second mate and six of the crew were drown ed. The remaining men, seventeen in number, clung to the keel of the boat and finally drifted to shore. Cupt. Hobbs, master of the Western Em pire, died at Pensacola, and the ship was in the charge of the first mate at the time of the disaster.—Key of the Gulf, The Palmetto Guard, of Charleston, S. C., have sent out a circular invit ing the citizens and organizations of the various States of the Union to unite in a Centennial celebration on June 28, 1876, of the battle of Fort Moultrie. They say : “The differences which threatened the Union are ended—rettled, we liope> now and forever. War, we trust, wil not divide those whose welfare is to be at peace with each other. The first century of our political existence is near its close. In the glorious remi niscences which ushered it in let us B eek to bury the demon of discord.’’— The Montezuma Weekly tell of a frog that was cemented up in the brick work of a bridge over Flint river in this State by Mr. Wm. Fay, bridge builder of the S<>utnwestern R. R* It regained in its cemented cell twelve years, having been put there by Mr. F. in 1863, os an experiment when ♦building the bridge. The Weekly con cludes its remarks with the following: Wlitiii cynfined to th U repository of its twelve years inactivity it reposed in an indenture of its shape and size formed in the soft mortar by its weight, which had long since resolved into the consistency of stone, and when released by an incision into the structure a few days ago, the frog from its confinement, .leaving the murk of its shape which had thus har dened into adamant around him. There is no telling how long this frog have lived in this home of his .confinement. J. M. DEXTER, BRUNSWICK, GA. Insurance, Real Estate and COLLECTION AGENT. Snrrini attention given to j rollprtinn of drafts and ac counts; remittances promptly —IN— New York Exchange. S, C. LITTIEFIELD & CO.. General Commission & For warding Merchants. o N CONSIGNMENT and for SALE CORN, HAY, FLOUR, and LI ME, Cheap For CASH niy-Jtf A. PETERS, CABINET MAKER & UNDER TAKER, Is prepurod to furnish COFFINS, CASKETS, etc. at lowest cash prices. Making and Repairing Furniture a Specialty. no 21-3m- <J CD <1 IT* o 3 H* Oq pS 4 CD CO D O you want s splendid BOOT or 8HOE ma de to ORDER, with PERFECT FIT guaranteed ? Then call on mar. 24-1 v. D. A. MOORE. \V. A. JOHNSON, BOOT and SHOE MAKER. W ork . lie as cheaply, and war ranted to lust as long as that of any other Workman in this section. Mending don t on short notice at AYER’S OLD STAND mar. 24-ly. , ' BRUNSWICK FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS- P. HERTEI, Proprietor. H > W O * w tel v» s o § x 0 x r*- O ra 8 a | S3 i ui g o V 0 ■ Q n m O B M Kj © o o z m d GO r Dealers in c/> O z * o o COOK BROS. & CO., -Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Ship Stores, &c. f £.. ; Boilers and Engines made and repaired. Saw Mills, Steam Boats and General Ma chinery repairs a Specialty. Sugar Mills Pans, Gearing, etc. always on haud. All work neatly and promptly executed, and satisfaction guaranteed. For salo at the worn now. one Sixty Horae Power Engine and tw o Timmons Saw Carriages, •Iso two Steam Pumps. P. HERTEL, Bay Street, Brunswick, Ga. BURR WIN T O X, CONTRACTOR And BUILDER, BRUNSWICK, ii A. JDLANS and specifications furnished Manufacturers and Shippers of YELLOW PINE LUMBER. (BaySt.,) Brunswick, Ga. BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY F. LEBEN^AGrT., Bakery a Specialty. I^eeps on hand, daily a supply of fresh bread such as LOAVES, TWISTS, ROLLS, Pies, Cokes, Kisses, Etc., Etc. —Also— PURE and FRESH on short notice. Will contract to erect Buildings in EVERY STYLE. j Also BQperintend Buildings at reason- i -W-SS" Excursion and Wedding parties accom Able prices. mar. 24-ly. I odnted on short not ice.May 2-tf. ICE-COLD SODA WATER with Delicious SYRUPS, besides everything pertaining to a FIRST-CLASS BAKERY. F. A. FITZGERALD, o DEALER IN FANCY and DOMESTIC DRYGOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, SHOES &c. Choice Family Groceries, PROVISIONS, FLOUR, CORN AND OATS at the “NEW YORK” Store Terms Cash, or City Acceptance. mar. 4-ly. JBL ACKSMITHIN G. :0: ROBERT CHRISTOPHER B EGS the attention of all persons who may have any Blacksmith- work to be done, and hopes they will remember that his shop can be found near George street, between the City Hall and the M. & B. R. R. depot. All work promptly attended to, and satisfaction promised. Lime For Sale. OYSTER-SHELL LIME IS GOOD FOR AGRICULTURAL PUR POSES. T HE BRUNSWICK LIME CO tell it in bids, at $10 per ton, free on cars in Bruns wick, Ga., for CASH. All Orders promptly filled C. H. DEXTER, Treasurer. Brunswick, Mar. 24.-ly New Jewelry Slog. Wm. DOERFLIUGER, Formerly with CharlesDoerflinger on Bay Street h as taken the room between the Davidson House and post office, where he will be pleased to moot his Mends and all who may wish any work dono in his line. Sat isfaction guaranteed, with moderate prices. Ho will soon have a select stock of FINE JEWELRY to which he in rites the attention of tho public- Cvo him a call, and fair trial ' PATRONIZE - THE ADVERTISER. It is read by more families who trade in BRUNSWICK than any other paper now published in this section. Subscription, $1.C0 Advertising, very low.