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LRlNMWK AJiTIETISEB FUEUSHiu KVJOI* WKtlSKbDAY MOJWWa . -W- .r -«i JP.jWOWlJHKO WACV. Oadjo^Alsi HIFlSiiiiSi A IT VITAL SUBSCRIPTION 81.00. I % L. B. TOOMAR LODGE, No. » k F. A. M. A ToomarLodge, No. 0, F. A. M. f meets every 1st ana 8rd Wednesday in. each mouth, at So’clok, p. n. P. M. Middleton, W. M. J. M. Cabteb, Sec’y. C.F. <IOOI)YEAH. | 1 V. a. HABBU GOODYEAR & HARRIS,' Attorneys at Law, Brunswick, Georgia* O FFICE— Corner Newcastle and Gloucester streoti,—over Drug Store of J. 8. Biain A Co. Practice in all counties of the Brunswick Cir- cult and .ho city of Darien, Ga no l-ly. T. E. Davenpobt.] [W. E. Joses Davenports Jones, A TTORNEYS A 1 LA W, I If ILL practice in all the Courts of the Brans Vr wick Circuit. Office in Smith & Dexter's Building, Newcastle street, no 1- ly D. T. DUNN, _ BANKER and BROKE*, Drnnswick, Ga. B UY8 end SELLS exchange on New York, Sr vannsh, Boston and Philadelphia, at LOWEST MARKET RATES. BUYS and SELLS Gold, Silver ana Commercial Paper. Interest allowed on SPEOIAL DEPOSITS. Collections promptly! attended to .and foulness •ol cited* no. l-ly, DENTAL NOTICE. 1TTM. NOBLE * BBO. beg leave to inform the TV cttlxeni of this place, and the surrounding c ountry, that they have again located themselves ju Brunswick lor the purpose of practicing their profession, and are fully prepared to do any KIND OF WORK IN THEIR LINK Parties wishing their 8EBVICES can bo waited on^at their RESIDENCE'. 49~Applications addressed to the u thiough the post Office will mee with prompt attention.*®* may 10-tf DEXTER BROS, H AVE arranged with STEWART, AUSTIN 00., of Atlanta, Ga., to sell their Celebrated Brand of FLOUR and will keeps tuU stock at low prices. Office in Smith & Dexter’* URUD8WICK Building, *UA. Dr. L. HEINS, ■Jure* All D ideates, CONSUMPTION, PILES. AND SCROFULA, CANCER DYSI’EJ'S 1 4 And Atf- FEVERS BRUNSWICK, : : : GA mar. 24>ly. wv newshopT hr A BOOTS and SH OES. All work neatly done, and WARRANTED. Give me a call at my Shop on the Bay, twodooca tram Nelsons. H n-THE BHyjBOOT. No.29.tf, J. N. Blair. TE'CHKS.eare of Brunswick Advertiser. —The Public Schools of this city will dose for the year to-morrow (Thursday). —Read notice of “city property for 8 a)e” in this issne. The 1 ovality is a healthy one, and convenient to busi ness. Call on Mr. Chas. Doerflingfer on the Bay, for terms, eto. —The new warehouse of Messrs. Littlefield k Tison approaches com pletion. i Iso the “Machine Shop and Brass Foundry" neurly ’opposite, on the Bay. —Col. Town's stAvemaohine will be in operation by Friday next, we learn. Phamix-like, he rises ont of the ashes. —Two v team tugs now running, and a third one contemplated. That savors of business. Hurrah for the smartest captain! * —“Did you ever see (a) Bee catch a ft h?” Ans. “Yes; you can witness the si . ht, from Cook’s wharf, almost auy fine day at low water." —“Christmas comes but once a yeur,” so don’t stint the little folks. Get ready to fill their stockings brim full next Friday night. —The Key of the Guff (Fin.) reaches ns, lately, only twice a month, but two papers at a time. How is this, Brother Crane? We would much prefer “bro ken doses." —Read President Grant’s recom mendations to Congress on fourth page. They have the ring of the true metal, bnt will they be carried ont? “Them’sthe questions.’’ —We ore requested to give notioe that High Mass will be celebrated at the Catholic Cbnroh of the city Christ mas Eve, at night, at 12 o'clock M. The public ore invited to attend. —Butler’s Irland, near Darien, has raised over 65,000 oranges this year. Why can’t other islands in this sec. tion be utilized in the same way? Wakenp, people! wake up! —She sent ns one—only think of it, reader—just one big yam potato, and politely hinted that we might put her “name in the paper" for it Try it again, kind lady, and send a few more next time, and may be yon might get apuffi —The work on the Dodge, Meigs k Co.'s saw mill on St Simons Island goes bravely on. A little colony will soon be domiciliated there. Money is indeed* powerful-agent—people dis perse or gather at its bidding. —The steamer Olyphant make* her trip daily, bnt as yet i* not crowded with passengers. The line don't seem to be known abroad, hence tickets are purchased by w*y of the other lines. The return travel, however, will, no doubt come by this route. —We hear of a project on foot to open up a daily mail line between this city and Femandina. The steamer Olyphant offism to carry the aame for a nominal amount. Ibeeost there fore, would be nothing, scarcely, and the advantage great to many, espec ially to the citizens of Femandina. We hope it will be cturiedont JltrrHomKT CnURes^ EsT. J. G. A. Cook is espec.cd to nil the pnlpit of the Methodist Church of this city on Sabbath next (26th inst) Presbyterian Church.—A letter from Rev. John Beveridge informs us that he.will (D. V.) fill the pulpit ol the Presbyterian Church of this city on the 26th iust, also 1st Sabbath in January, and regrets not being here last Sabbath as per invitation. Rev. N. Shortwell of the Synod of Tenn., has been invited to fill the pnlpit on the 2nd and 3rd Sabbaths of January. Bigger Still.—Two weeks ago we gave Lt. Risley oredit for the largest turnips of the season that we had seen —one measuring 21J inches around. Since then Mr. Israel Powell has sent us a sample of flat turnip as large around but containing less body. And now onr worthy County Treasurer Mr. John P. Lamb, steps to the front and sends us three specimens of the Ruta Baga turnip, measuring, respect ively, 21 i, 22, and 23 inches round and long in proportion—thus out stripping both the other gentlemen. Try it again, Lieut., may be your g have grown some since the others were plucked. Chicken Farm. —We met in onr oity last Saturday a Mr. Thomson from the “Buck Eye” State, who 1b in search of a suitable place for the establishment of a chicken farm. He represents him self a* thoroughly conversant with the business, and offers to famish gratu itously any information on the subject desired. We have long thought that this enterprise would be profitable in this section, and wondered why some energetio persons, near here, have not given it a fair trial. Guess, though, they think it beneath them, and only fit work for children and old women. A mistaken idea, we think. Tiaa science, as well as many others, and to succeed requires study and atten tion. Who else will embark? Spelling Bee.—The exercises of the npper department of the public school for whites were varied last Friday af. teruoon by a spelling match. Misses Maggie Moore and Mary Futch were selected tyr the teachers to “pick sides" from the entire school, male and fe male. The true test of a good speller being in the mastery of snob worJs a* are used in ordinary conversation and written communications, Holmes* Fifth Reader was selected as a proper book from which to select words for the contestants. The entire school en tered into the raoe with considerable seat, each side determined to hold the ■ floor. For *n entire hour Sis two cap tains sad their hosts waged the fight, their tanks diminishing at every round of words. Hue Louise Barku* loo and Master Paul Williams on one side, and Mimes Maggie Moore and Mary Pettigrew on the other held the floor longest. The first two, however, yielded at last, and left the fl/fld to Miss Maggie and Miss -Maiy. These were then pitted against each other, and spelled nntfl their teachers, fail ing to bring them down, allowed them to •teal notice of toys at Mr. Lcben’e. Anything from a dumb watch to a prancing pony. His candies are pure. Call on him whilst on your buntfo B something to fill the “childer’s” stockings. f —A gentleman just from Albany, Ga., reports money matters there as awfully tight—decidedly worse, he thinks, than here. We sympathize deeply with thoee people. New Advertisements, c H R I CHRISTMAS T M A S Toys! Toys! Toys! SANTA CLAUS has arrived, with dead loads of TOYS AND CONFECTIONERY for good little boys and girls. HiS Headquarters are at the Bakery of F. LEBEN, Agent; S&“Fresh-made candies for Christinas CITY PROPERTY FOR SAJLEI A HOUSE end LOT on tbe corner of Howe sad Oglethorpe Street*, near B. * A. B.B. Office. Ap ply to CHARLES DOERFUNGEB. Brunswick, Ge.. Dae. 18th. 18M. : Seeds! Seeds!! SeedstS Bnlet 'e Freeh GARDEN SEEDS, in Store, end tor wile by L. B. DAVIS * CO. SVtMl *arly and make •election.-®* I FOR TANT! We have just received a large lot of HARDWARE, STOVES, MILL SUPPLIES —AND — Kice Planters’ Implements. A fine Assortment of Lamps, Lamp fixtures, Lsaiexm. eto.. In addings t* ft. LAEOEoT STOCK ItBOSKBI&Y ft ®!LA@§ IMS ever brought tofthis. Market, besides TINWARE at wholesale an d retail, and KER06INE OIL manufactured ex pressly for onr own trade. 82-tf • L. D. Hoyt A Co.