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BRUNSWICK He. 81. BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 3 1875. Vfl. 1 BRUNSWICK ADVERTISER PUDUSHED EVtBT WKDSKHDAY MOBSINO —BY— T. GOILDIXG STACY. ©©©m. Dmaa. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION $1.00. ADVERTISING KATE81 PER SQUARE. 10 lines space, first insertion, 75 • each subsequent insertion, 60 BSP SPECIAL RATES TO LARGE* ADVERTISERS Advertisers must specify time on copy sent, or be subject lor charges until ordered out. Communications for individual benefit or of a personal character charged as advertisements. Marriages and Obituary notices not exceeding five linos 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 sli.uld bead* dressed to T. GOULDING STACY. Brunswick, Ga b. B. TOOMAR LODGE, No. 9, F. A. M. Toomar Lodge, No. 9, F. A. M., met ts every 1st and 3rd Wednesday in each month, at 8 o’clok, r. m. P. M. Middleton, W. M. J. M. Carter, Sec’y. C.P. GOODYEAR. | | V. H. HARRIS GOODYEAR & HARRIS, Attorneys at Law, Brunswick, Georgia. O FFICE— Corner Newcastle and Gloucester streets,—over Drug Store of J. 8. Biain & <’o. Practice in all counties ot the Brunswick Cir cuit and the city ol' Darien, Ga no 1-ljr, T.. E. Davenpoet.]| |W. E. Jones. Davenports Jones, A TTORNEYS Al LA TP, TI TILL practice in all the Courts of the Bruns VV wick Circuit. Office in Smith ft Dexter’s Building, Newcastle street, no 1- ly D. T. DUNN, BANKER and BROKER, Brunswick, Ga. B UYS and SELLS exchange on New York, Sa vannah, Boston and Philadelphia, at LOWEST MARKET RATES. BUYS and SELLS Gold. Silver anu Commercial Paper. Interest allowed on SPECIAL DEPOSITS. Collections promptly attended to and business sol cited* , no. 1-ly, DENTAL-NOTICE. W M. NOBLE A BRO. beg leave to inform the citizens of this place, and the surrounding ountry, that they have again located themselves 0 nBrunswick lor the purpose of practicing their rol'ession, and aro fully prepared to do any KIND OF WORK IN THEIR LTNF’ Parties wishing their SERVICES can be waited on at their RESIDENCE^ /^-Applications addressed to them through the Post Office will mee with prompt attention.-£9 may lll-tf DEXTER BEOS, i H AVE arranged with STEWATtT, AUSTIN & j CO., of Atlanta, Ga«, to #oll their Celebrated j arand ofKt«nnR # and *ill Keep a full stock at j low Office in Smith & Dexter’s Building, II RUNS WICK , -GA. Dr. L. HEINS, 'Cures All Diseases, CONSUMPTION, PILES, AND SCROFULA, <\t.VCER. DYSPEPSIA Am! ALL FEVERS BRUNSWICK, : : : GA uwr, 2I-ly. —“Competition is the life of trade,” Northern cabbag es are down fto ten cents apiece. —Now is the time to crowd your Calla lilies alitrd. Use boiling water. Bank up the earth around the stem, and pour the water a f( w inches from the £plant. Nothing surpasses this treatment for the lily. —The city’s “Hotel” needs enlarg ing. Seventeen mon, we learn, occu pied one of its ie</ rooms last Satur day night. A popular “Hotel” that, such poor accommodations, and yet, so well patronized! Guess meals are chea . —We have heard of “spelling bees,” “shucking bees,”- and “quilting bees,” but never before of a “setting bee.” One of our truck gardeners proto el having one last Saturday, just after that fine shower, to get his cabbages “set out.” The attendance was slim —A slight ultercation took place in the neighborhood of Cook’s mill on Saturday last between two white men. No. 1 says No. 2 lias stolen his pistol and No. 2 s: ys No. 1 lias stolen his barrel of flour. Sequel—No. 1 flat of his hack, heels upwards, and No. 2 walking off triumphantly. — The Seaport Appeal is adver tised for sale. We shall be sorry, to char ge neighbors, for we might get a less i on.enial spirit—one with less consideration for the feelings of the Adveiitisib household. If Brother Smith really means to sell, we hope he will 1 ave au eye to our comfort in this matte . —The McDuffie' Journn' comes to us this week for the first. We welcome jt on our *: change list. Thomson, Ga., its home, must he a thriving place, indeed,.or ehe the editors of it are possessed of great persuasive powers, or both, for although a full sized pa per, a large supplement is necessaiy to ac 'ommodate the advertisements. —The little girl who told her papa that our little sheet (first issues) was only big enough to “ write two letters on” now thinks it will do for six or seven. Thank you, little sis, for your interest in our onterpi-ise. Be patient, and the day may come when it will be large enough for yon to write twice six letters on. Remember, the Ad vertiser must creep first, and then walk—just as yon did. Some day it may be able to run a strong race. Take care, now, it don’t outgrow you. —Bay street was the seen?) of some excitement Saturday evening. An old “tar,” somewhat befuddled with “benzine,” was disturbing the public peace. Officer Bums tried to arrest him, but he was rather too muscular. A runner soon brought Marshal Falun to tho spot, whose looks soon con vinced the worthy son of the deep that “discretion was the better part of valor.” He slept that night on his “little bed” in the city’s “Hotel,” with sixteen sons of Ham as his bed fellows. —Have you registered? DoiTi. for get it. The time is passing. —Go to Leben’s and get some nice, fresh Cocoanut Candy. It is good. —Colds! Colus! Colds! Everybody harking, and some of the old ladies, returning to their yonthful sports, are trying their throats at “croup. ” —Be sure yon get the genuine arti cle of “Alligator Stocking.” Those that are colored with arsenic and oth er poisonous drugs are said to “pois on the foot.” — Little John Riley, formerly of this place, died on Doboy last Friday of pneumonia, r.nd wns buried in this city on Saturday, One jby one we pass away. —Rev. Abram Peek, colored, for merly of this city, died in Brunswick last week.—Darien Gazelle. The Gazette is slightly ii: error in name. Rev. Abram Burlce, colored, died here recently from effects of an injury received in being thrown from a buggy.- —“Talked to death” is to he the verdict of the jury that a young man thinks will soon sit on the body of a gentleman of thirty-six summers, whose lot it is to occupy a house with three ladies. Look out for that young gent, girls. You see what opinion he has of the fair sex. He may tell you, slioi tly after the “honeymoon” is over, that pour tongue wags too much. Onion Sets.—Now is the time to plant them- L. B. Davis & Co. have on hand a good supply at low figures. Cull ; t once. , Signs —Mr. Tom O’onnov is now prepared to paint signs, either plain or ornamental. He can be found at hD store on the Bay, where he will be pleased to take your orders. Ho is a worthy young man and merits the good will of all. Give him your pat" ronnge. Sudden Death of Mrs. Love.—The numerous friends of Mrs Hemy Love will be pained to hear of her endden death, which occurred at her home in Bearson, Ga., B. & A. R. R., on last Thursday night. She spent a few days in our city last week, apparent ly in excellent health, w-*s quite well on Thursday last until bedtime, when she complained of a slight headache and c hilliness, and died in five hours. Truly our hold on life is feeble and uncertain. May Providence support the stricken ones, A Hard Case.—“Don’t say church to me, I have paid my last dcllar in that direction. Am not going to the Presbyterian Church any more. I shall attend the Episcopal now, and continue to do so until iutjr begin to call around to collect pew rent, then I shall play quits aud put in for the Methodist. But just ns soon as they begin to talk the same foolishness, why I’m ont and off to the Baptist I shall go until they get after me, then I shall quit all for good. Look out for him, wardens, deaeoos and stewards, and when he enters have your chalk ready and mark him D. H. YYCCLWARD & PRINCE.— See CHld cf these fjuitiemen in this issue. Rav ing gone largely into the Oyster Bus iness, they are prepared to furnish iho this delightful c elicuey, either by the quart or gallon opened, or by the bar rel or otherwiso in the shell. Parties ordering,of them fiom a distance can rest assured of their ability to fill any and all oiders at short notice, as they have every appliance necessary. The Brunswick oyster has no superior in this section. They were pronounced “the best” at the Macon Fair. Pend in your orders. ^New Advertisements. OYSTERS! Oysters! Oysters! W E are now prepared to ship OYS TERS to any part of the Interior r.t Short Notice, both OPENED and in the SHELL, as got d as the Market affords, and Guar antee Satisfaction. JZ&'The Local Trade Supplied*!^ Respectfully, no. 31-4t* Woodward & Prince. STATIONERY?" Q UICK SALES and SMALL PROF- ITS/// ( "JALL at tho Font Office fcr LEGAL, CONGRESS ^ CAP, BILL, LETTER, COMMERCIAL Not*, and INITIAL Paper. FINE Rep and all tbolai- est styles at 30 cts. to 76 per box. OABTES’S INK, warranted the boat, in IOets. stands and pint bottles. Mucelaeo in stands and pints. ESTERBROOK'S celebrated STEEL PENS and PENHOLDERS, Dixon's LEAD PENCHJj, Reese’s ADJUSTABLE STENCILS, Ac. Ac. Remember; call at tho Post Office; get a goodar- tecle,Jand save monoy! O YSTERS!! I am now prepared to furnish OrSTERU short notice, oither shucked or by the barr atmy Saloon near M. a B. It. R. Depot. Hegul Customers furnished with quart tickets 4 for if oysters are delivered at tho houses, or 6 for at my Saloon. A litoral sharo of patronage soil ited. “° J. W. WiU.LAC NEW SHOP. BOOTS ami SHOES. All work neatly done, and WARRANTED. Glvo me a call at’iny Shop on the Bay, two dco frojnNelson *. Sign—THE BIG EOOT. No. 29-tf. J. N. But lit. Grist Kill. P. Hkrtel. | i wm. P. Mum* We are now prepared to furnish GRIST & MEAL, at wholesale only. IrCity Trade SoIlctted.-£» No. 29-ti. FOR RENT. One two atory on Union street, containing 7 rooms, recently or. copied by Hr. Wm. Crovatt. Possession given immediately. Apply to No’JS-tr A. G. OSGOOD.