Brunswick advertiser and appeal. (Brunswick, Ga.) 1881-1881, March 05, 1881, Image 2
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Editor safl Irtif,
UN 8WICK, - GEORGIA:
The wbsllng Mhe— Lottie A.
Cook, of New Bedford, raptured a Boa
whalo Uet week, off Port Boyol
President Garfield wsa inaugurated
Toeterdeyet noon, at Um eeitera por
tico ottboOepitol, in the preaeacs of
a ball wUlioa of people.
The hotel at Fort Royal wee do-
etioyed by die ow the monioff of the
diet, and at boob, the same day, the
Court Hooes of Beaufort wee bunted.
The Wayeroee aad Jacksonville and
Femaadina aad Jacksonville railroad*
win both be completed at an early
day—in time to transport the northern
visitors homeward bound.
CoL Cash who killed CoL Sbaonon
in a duel several months ago, was
tried last week at Darlington, S. C. ou
a charge of murder. The jury made
a misetrial—standing eight for guilty
and four for acquittal
Senators Brown and Hill made
strenuous efforts to increase tho ap
propriations in the river and harbor
bill, for Georgia rivers and harbors,
but were nnsneeeaefal except as to Sa
vannah. There they massod their
strength and succeeded in securing
the eommitteo’s report from $25,000
to $66,000. Brunswick gets only $5,-
000, seareely enough to secure tho
week already done till the next meet
ing of Congress.
Tdtgnpk and ilrnenyer: The .Sun
in New York and the Assurer at Cin
cinnati are in a controversy shoot the
time required to bitch borers to tbs
engine after an alarm of fire. The
Cincinnati time ie twelve aeoonda, hut
the Sim saya they do it in New York
in one eeoond and a halt The differ
ent triale varied by atop watches from
five eocoode down to two tad n
quarter and ono and a bait But nev
ertheless, 11 la true that some Urea
would be paat romody oven in leaa
timo than that—a gunpowder or dy
namite fire for example. Nothing
will do bate fire department which
will extinguish a gunpowder fire be
tween ffaah and explosion.
Savannah Knot: It looks vary much
ns if Cannon, tho polygamous Utah
delegate in Congress, had “got loft,"
■o far aa tho next Congreas is con
cerned. It will be remembered that,
though elected over his geatilo com
petitor by n largo majority at tho lost
Tbs Telegraph ami Ut
that Urn snrveyaof the Unas extending
the If. A B. Railroad have beam
plated, end that it is the intention of
the coaapaay to
the link to Atlanta as soon ns the
rants is determined on.
It is believed the strelghtest line
will be adopted, and we have the an'
tbority of “ H. W. O." for the enppo-
sition that U la the purpose of Wilson
and IfeGbee and their associates to
make this road n pert of their greet
southern system, aad the port of
Brunawieh their main ocean outlet.
When Congress and the Legisla
tures of the States grapple tbs me-
nopoly question with the vigor the
danger demands, and the poolingsys
tem of robbery is throttled aad made
a crime by eta to tea, then, and not till
then, may the people of Georgia ex
pect a faithful observance of their
competing policy, and respectful rec
ognition of tbelr rights in the prem
ises.
The anti-monopoly movement in
New York city bai thrilled the greet
heart of tho people, end kindled n
flumo of publie thought that will
•weep the continent. It prceenta the
grand tern of muscle vs. money, or
tie people againat the ring and corpo
ration monopolies. The battle will
bo long and terrific, bat victory
ultimately settle upon the banners of
tho "toiling millions."
Onr free American people are not
ready to become "hewers of wood and
drawers of water" ton privileged
of bloated monopolists, and they aao-
uot surrender to the ryxtematie rob
bery of mammoth mooey combine-
lions •«*** flhMMlof ayndicaUtf.
We shall wateh the progress of
New York’s movement with the keen
est interest, end shall do all in onr
power to aid pnbiio opinion in arriv
ing at jnst oonclnsioaa, and in giving
each direction to legislation aa shall
promote the beat interests of the pso-
ple and the railroads.
Georgia is already on the right line,
end with some slight changes in the
bill, with important additional pow
er*, her Railroad Commission can
protect the rights of bercitiaens with
out detriment to her railroads, end
so harmonize the producing and car
rying in tercets aa to increase tho pros
perity of both, end make the oommoo-
wealth rich in material rcsourcoa and
great in intellectual enterprise.
HAVANNAII 1IOYH QUM-KD,
Savannah young bloods have bad
qnite a little experience of late with e
. „ dashing maid from n aiater city.—
’ About two month, eino. eh. spprared
dal certificate to the dofoated candi
date, on tho gronnd that Cannon’s
practice of polygamy and his nou-r
having been naturalized rendered him
Ineligible to the office. An alterna
tive mandamus waa served on tho
Governor, requiring him to declare
Cannon elected. To this n demurrer
was aot up, and on Thursday lust
Judge Twins sustained tho demurrer.
THE QllliVI «iKEKES'OKEE.
A BonoFur lit* 1In,JtcsjieU to CIh>w
Upon.
In on interview this week with Mr.
J. B. BachlnU. of Charlton comity,
who lives npon the hue of tho Wsy-
crom A Jacksonville Railroad, wr
learned of what to us scorns a strange
lie informs us tint in excavating
ana of the cuts near the Okefcnolee
swamp (some fifteen feet in depth)
three distinct sets of stumps were ting
up. The first, those of au ordinary
growth of piuu now ou tho land,—
About six feet below tho surfaeo waro
found those of what uppearod to lie
the growth of hammock land—oak
and pine mixed, the soil being of a
Bandy loam. Still farther down was
found a black soil, and stumps of trees
alniilsr to tboso of tho swamp. The
ridge in quostiou is high, dry pine
land and aa wo stated, twolvo or fif
teen (set above tbo rued bed and run
ning parallel to one of the small trib-
ntoriea e( the great Okefenokee. Now
l the question, how came thru
layers of stamps there?—
What mighty upheavals of nature
(evidently two in number) buried
them down underneath the soil I Was
this ridge oeee the- bed of the Okefe-
Dokoof If not, what can bo the ex
planation ? Will tho Stato geologist
or some other, explain this strange
phenomenon f
Excursion Ilatra l>i*«omtimMwl.
The S. F. A W. Railway having
lust its case before the Supreme Court,
baa accepted tho situation, and re
dosed their faro to the usual three
easts pee mile allowed fay the Com-
mlmlonere. This turn of affaire has
pot n stop to the return tickot system
as it has been practiced by that road
from Jaaup and intermediate stations
to Savannah. Wednesday of this
week was the last day of grsre, and
moaj a veiled thcaMrlvre of it, going
to Savannah on the eaual excursion
in 8. on a visit to soin* friends. A
few of tho young mon hod met her
before, aud “celled." Others formed
her acquaintance, aud fur two months
the reigned queen, captivating the
hearts of nut a few, who wero led
away tiy bor ch irms. They spent
their mouey freely for bar, and sash
thought himself the favored one. AU
wcul along swimmingly until a few
ilays since, when a wood-passer on a
certain Georgia railroad appeared on
tho scene, a..d claimed the dear
luro as his own, having boon ciandas-
tiucly married to bar a few days
be fora she appeared in Savannah.
Neither tho frionda she waa vis
iting nor the yunug gentlemen
who had known her beforo knew of
this, hence the success of bar little
game. Tbo** youug fellows are both
sadder and wiser. Ibis is "ufsscial"
but wo suppress Hume*.
Attention IVInterw!
11avim? consolidated tho Anvnmata
ami .I/-/-ill, I have an extra outfit
oompleto that I wish to sell Any
person wishing to start a newspaper
somewhere can lie fitted np entire.—
ik-bidea these I will seU a few extra
job presses. Address,
T. O. Sranr,
Proprietor Anvrnrisxa am Arrau.
DO YOU WANT*UEALTU »
White will ye dis » Death, or whet is
vine, it tlu* inevitable result of cuutin
u«l aua|tcnaiott of lb* ——trail flow. It
u * conditio© UmI •htmld not be trifled
with. Immediate relict U the only m(«-
guard iigninot constitutional ruin. lu ell
cmm’n of »ii|t|>r«e«iou, ituapro»ion or other
irregularity of lh« * V* tutor*,'‘liradflcld’ffi
Foma!. lU*guUtor.ia the only urn n*m*>
dy. It acta by giritiR tone to the u*r*
voafi rviitn-*, |M|WUV1IIK Um blood and
d«*U*rtmuiuK directly to tbo onpuui of
nitfu»truatit>u. It Ualcffitiiuat«jiniM , rip>
lion, and the mo»t inUUiffrtit plivatci»u»
oik* it IV’iktfiil by I>r, J. llradflt bl,
Atlanta, fix 11.50 per bottle. Hold by
mil ilniL’L'iht,
N..r uu'Uia. Ala., July 7, 1H77.
Dratlfield's Female Ucgubuor tuu lien
tli -roughly t.nte.1 l>y mo in sgn-at vurt-
,-ly ,.f raws, and I am inlly eouvinee-t
llmi it u uumabnl tel *11 tuAt elm el
lUuits which it clsims to eim*.
fvl-l'J-vow2m J. C. liras, M. D.
TsUer't Backeye Pile Ointment it Ike
favorite remedy ter tbti terrible dtetaao,
Pike, or Hemervboids. It it lbs favorite
remedy Imiwwss it never bile to ears tbs
must ulsrfiwstu ewss whsa used —-Tiling
to ilin-ctioii*. IX* not fail to avail your
self of tin- rt-Uef ntfiinlsl by tbte invala-
u.l. but o*l! «t the drug store
for Til.br'. Iluekeys Pile Uintmcsh —
Trior 30 cent*. For sate by F. Jocrgvr,
Brnnawick, anj It J. Ilw-y, HI. Him
ns. Os.
gny-White’s OiwamWUte Vcnaifscen
the bcst'wuru killer. u*i27-ly
"tK5£H%&£
Ur. Editor: f
A man vUUag Brnnawick for
tow wsska, is vsry likely In bars sot
it^hWbk^nffld^'to^pIj^ 0 ?
ita wsskly jonrnsL Being sash n type
of ths prase Asms, by yoor courtesy,
I will state n tow in yoor eol
Tbo msgoifiesnt lire ooi
adorn yoor city, I suppose rerepa the
aotiesaf no man who ntJismsa' the
psblis in North, Sontb, East or West
I may assume that they ore bearf-of
across the seal. To am they ars a
•'thing of heanty." kfy walks bsosoth
thorn ars a pleasure to ba remembered
Ibis port, they go to Um colored
shorebss "to «s tbs foo." If be did
aot boor sooicthing bolter when he
arrives tberv, tbto woSM be vary aad
sd; mpsrislly when ws rsoismbsr
that bsjis so aooo to sommit bis lib
agsto to tbq treacherous aao.
cs to tbs sailors. But, I ask, what
Brakes tbsm rough ? They, Uks ns, are
When UwUme for pic-oiss arrives,
I aapporn a fine aobjost for a painter
wiU booson bcDsatb tbo tree which
spreads its shade over aa area of 7,-
COO square feet.
Lovers’ Oak has b- so noticed by
every visiter do doobt It is certain
ly a rocaantia "monarch of tbs forast;''
aad ns to its name, I suppose
sumo from lovers making il an alter
on which tbs "Under flams" moat fer
vently burned and glowed. Am I
right in this eoojsetont Love lives
and blooms in tbs atmosphere of poe
try sad romance—its native air, and
there is both poetry and romnare be
neath the shads and among tbs boughs
of tbs romantio "Loren* Osh." If tbs
hoary tree could bat report the burn
ing words which have been ottered
Urarat ws might not only bare n most
charming library at tore font' bat
many a lonely bachelor might team
tba noble lesson of "winning
heart" .
I left tira mountains to some to yoor
city. They are aaobUara specteelsaa
they lift their lofty brows amoog lbs
donds; bat where is tbs bsnntifol bay
wbost waters glisten in the sunlight,
and bear ths gallant ships of lbs na
tions to na 7—at Brnnawick. This is
a most inspiring right to mo. In the
interior I kel oat at the world—bore
I fori in alone connection with it
Yoar business men of coarse, very
naturally and necessarily bavo other
thoughts betides tho beautiful and
tbo aaottent la connection with
threat is tbs prospect of trade and fi
nances. In its proper limits I com
mend Ibis; and I wish to express some
convictions in regard to Branawick’a
(utnroi
Tbs basis of my jadgment is two
things. First—Hie lumber region
for which this is tbs natural port* la
lamettas. With the jndicions work
ing of this interest—protection of
tress and general economy, which
foresight and wisdom demand, and
wbiob ia dots at band—it will last for
many yean to corns. Let some stops
be taken forthwith to protest tbs tur
pentine forms from fire, and those
great staples of commsres will bring
the ships to this gats to the world's
markets for years to ooms.
Furthermore, scattered through the
vast region, whose door to the world
ia Brnnawick, are rich tracts of land—
small often ia area, but capable of
bringing forth, yearly, n great variety
of products wbieb humanity needs.—
There ore certainly many sauries of
wealth wbieb form Uis foundation
stone of Brunswick's fuf nrs prosperity.
Second—the - enterprise which
manifested by the buildings in com
of rrerlion. Many towns bavo been
built to the size of this city within a
year, and bare gone down «■ rapidly.
Like tbs gourd of Juoah, they grew,
and likewise they perished. But the
growth of your eity it •coma is steady.
Thu cities above mentioned declined,
because the natural leaonrcM ware
wanting or they proved to be in a
wrong •itnetion—neither of which
evils operate againat yoor e.ty,
I hare beard eoara sarcasm here in
reference to the city’s growth! " It is
not growing with sufficient rapidity,”
and bare answered that, for months I
have seen no eity of its stse building
so much. , Brunswick to growing and
doubtless will ooatiaoe to grow.
Now, there to n matter to which I
wish to call the attention of jonr citi
zen*:
Where to yoor nicely furnished ball
where the arameo who a
much for yon eon bare aa evening's
entertainment of a morally elevating
nature; where they can find papers
from their native land spread before
them; wliera they sen barrow good
books; write letters; get a goodaap of
coffee, tea or rhoeolnla, or a lunch at a
very low price t Where to the place
where wrara one who baa woo their
confidence con address them,
bled, oa Sunday* on tba greatest of
all oubjecU—preparation for Uwir
eternal exilian re? Are not i
mortal! Or did not Deity
nuts labor, and naffer, on*! die far
them as wall aa tot Iboet who never
brave the dangers of the deep, bat en
joy instead Ura fruit of tba
conregr, and toil, and suffering?
Some one baa told me that on Sun
day nights when the aritaa on in
them as Ura* jnffnanna na Think o.
> bring mi* Christian
friends nine-teatha of one’s life.—
Ptasedia tbo- drenmstanere of the
■Bfler, boeiBOafc arm Ura ton daman
differ f One thing I assert without
(ear of contradiction; Tba sailor to
brave and render* os imtoepeocable
■ervios. What to the ritiaens of Bruns
wick doing for him ? A fearful debt
is already entailed, a debt wbioh mast
ba aoowtred at the bar of the Eternal.
I aril npon the peoplo nt onco to look
to tha interest and happiness of Uieee
gallant follows wheu they are in port
Stay not for State aid—it to not too
axpeneiva a work for the eity. No
$100,000 are necessary for a building.
A eimplo yet tasty one divided into
rooms with a view to utility, comfort
and taste, will eerve the purpose.—
Soma captains would doubtless sub
scribe, and with their aid, tho working
of tba institution as it ought to work
and bless the Bremen, ie not by any
a largo Ihiug for the citizens to
do.
Enough, perhaps already too long
for Ibis lime, so I must subscribe.
Respectfully yoate,
Si-xctatob.
Tbo first strawberries ship|H-d from
Florida to New York this season were
ooU at $2.60 per qnart
We desire to call the attemten of
aaeb of oar reader* aa may lie eauitem-
pUtinn bookkeeping, or wle* ere re-
nlenlahioc their stock of limi-e rnr-
nlulling neerarerie*. to the card «»f Mr.
Chart** L Hadley, Cooper liialitutu.
Maw lock city, where may la* l.-und
In stock ■ ciuuplrlff rtffifoortrornt of
White and Deeorate.1 French China,
aad Eigtwb Porcelain Dinner. T.» and
Chamber net*, etc.. ** well» "»
end woollen wares. This firm line long
BMde e specialty nf sending their ware*
throughout the country, on r.v.ipt of
P. O. money order nr by eaprea* C.
O. D.; and as they are reliable nnd ex
perienced. this ia often •■( great ad
vantage to our friends at n dl-teliee.—
Catalogue and Price-bat mailed Ireo on
application. <ei3tMf
JO*. X. UUIWIUUT
SAFF & GO.
Green Grocers,
AKDDKALKMUI
Country Produce
kezvalhoox nasna rrr.r. aao well as
* aonTED slots ov
OROCBR11W,
CANNED GOODS,
TOBACCO.
CIGAIJS,
STANDARD AND
FANCY CRACK KBS,
CANDIES, NUTS,
FRUITS, Etc..
allaraSMk ar* eC-e-J lur an M eawWU
frtiifi.
They Mean Business!
•!N|MfMrl*«(Mt!Mfi4lldfikll<r<M.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA.
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— —daraawl U ovm alroegM than Bewapapmr Ulh, aM to —• aelf wall .
daaervad. hat aUo hi hi l pi— wttk lha wall-aapMd r—wtoltodi MNr.WiWato
fur ac)«ar«> dealing a»d|>n tupt attrntlna lo r«rry4»UH of tiUkHMhMM. 11# U
row rrady with hto dwk for th« frill aad wlato-r liato. whwh anUr* a* all of
lha lato at t.tvalttoa la Ida lib* of trmdr, a .d th wa who favor hiRi wllU or«h m
for oflhrp Ma wtiolrwkofr Liu fftall dripffirtffiiaaf will Davor Itotrri riaaat U r«-
fret It. •*
Oaa of Iho main foaturra of hla •wtotollal.m—i|a fhari haho hringall twth* • *
door of arary c««to>mar: la frirt, brfor# lha doer of evrrf hoiaa oa avary «— ■ , ’
rtadhy hi-*) elm., aan.oly: Any .mr who wrl$rv far ■ani|ira rwHvra I heat try
tha fowl* final!, with pftrm and prter Urt. froai wbtrh aalxH— arm atada,
Ihm or.w form ardmd. WWo th» wrdmr aai.cauto to Ira doWar#. aad Ike aiaary
to -wl. ke |rB|A|a Ikt fWgM. If thm ffouda arm orl-rrd '* C. O. D.” and Ihm
or toramnuBU to twenty rtollara, hm| rt|«)a tha rrrt«hl. Ilmrc, avary row-
annir-r ran orJew t hi* R»*nla hut.lr.ala ..f to I Ire, away fpotu HatMtiah. Jaatam woll
*• If thry acre In Havmnnah, anJ g*t Itorm drllarrrd lo th< H txaaroml atolioa,
f fr * oft »pr.m-a r freight rha—oa. rt hla u>w |rfl. bw. aad Iharahy arraraagroat'
**vinn to th wum.dB.-m Ircmt.lrm if,«y am not c*.ii,|" Urel lo hay froai a roaatry
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A.. J. MILLERcV Co,
Whulcailo mi l llctnil IX-nlcru in
Fnniiturc, Carpets, Oil (Ms,
Window Shades, mattings, Etc.,
I IS, no awl 152 Rrotigl.Um Stu r t,
SA V A N N A H, G OX%G IA
JT ia for yonr interret lo trafio with na, for the fullowiag, amung many, rre-
Wn hare a very large mat well selected steek.
W« give you gomlw<wk*tlnwnriara.
We fit np our gmals th<.roughly.
Wo |lack uur nub very carefully.
We ship gnuda promptly.
We mass no charge for packing ami ahippibg,
We secure leu-cat retv* of freight.
We therefore re.licit * trial enter, (c ling nuure.1 that yon will IwanlMnl
with our good* *n<l price*. Price* nnd oilier information cnecrinlly (nrainhcd.
A. J. MILLER k COMPANY.
NEW GROCERY.
O'CONNOR 9k WENZ
(DILLON'S OLD .STAND),
UKUNSWICK, - GEORGIA, r
KEEP A FULL USE OF
First-class Grroceries
AND LOWEST CASH PRICES GUARANTEED.
AN ORDINANCE,
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naa.M.lNHWMnlai
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Jam. Hot mm, Clark oI Council.
AN ORDINANCE,
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toenam l. /It a erMbri ft* to Mmgm mi
ftowaytoCHf v towrtrt. Thai fnaa aad
ator thm Ant day W Kanh amxtoRahrtt art ha
lawfril for acy tour or h**. yto •» Hr* h» m rt
Uorm vitLla thm Uaita ofUw city af Brwamwlr*.
•walh wf K rtrowt, hrtwaaa TWtto plvaraad lha
hnf* or pitta raaalaffi at larffi* vlthla thm ItoaiM
■Hova prwecrlbmd.raamhlaiiJ latpowadrd. aad In
offior Imr oato aVr fbrty-otofht haawaoKoa,—.
tatolac dmaeripttma a/ aali hoffa ar ««Ui
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aad oaU I • lha hi«h*al hldtor. rt pwMtm
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ataarkrt aa k*a«. H« « riro «4 to-
pwaadad. wr althrr. as ariovm yrawcrlhad. rt»# rv
towa thm Bsae toy thm MrioMrt af Oaa Dollar la
thm Marshal aad art rthorwlsa.
Uric. k. Ha it /artor motofamd. That H shall to
tto duty of (to Mart rial rt thm rtf y to ammrrh or
harm orarrhmd thm llailtm abovm promrrthmd at
tot twlrm (a mach wrmh. tor (to aarpaaw ml
•atolrinri aad laipona.li>M( any hog ar toffi*. ptffiwr
plfli that a«y to raaalag rt larga tharota. aad
m f *y t ■ the TrmJkrw rt thm city aU aaaas ra-
oatomd for rodmaiyfit— *r ah of toga ar to
raacht aad taapouadad. nr ottrirr. ator tort
•apramrm ffiwrahhlag aad todtag.
aar. to fit it fmtkar Bodmiaad. That all ardt-
ar path af ordfr >aaoa la ewadtsi with
fitomad la OuuBrtl Vrihraanr tto iffifil.
W. w. V ATKIN*.
Lit art: Chairman rt Cow
Jar» llorrroa. doth rtCaaar*. Ml
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CONSTITUTION.
Never la —rhlolary touaroHahla,
FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER
hrwa mo omoratially aaadaJ toy tto Huathara
areata am at aroaaat.
Jfoewr haa tto OOKMTfnJTlOX hoaa aa
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED
aad ao fully prrparmd lo faralmh each • paper
m rt preaeat. With
Telegraphic Henries I'neqnaled by
any Southern Newspaper,
With trafaed rarraapaMrtto la every Imeattly ta
which Mm rre.Ura arm lairrcmtrd. wUhacapahla
EDITORIAL STAFF,
• carp of Hi dent report**, and thm hmmt rt •‘•pa*
dal’* contributor., tha OONNTITirriOlf tm
promiam that It will to tottmr than over
before, aa«| confirm tupoatiton aa the
Leading 8outkcm Newspaper.
WhOa tha COMTITWON vtn mnj tto awa-
aral mm ml tto day. aad my rasa Ma wyfnlaaa
frankly oa>HUcrt laplaffi, M wtUdarala apmctrt
attrttfoa fo tto tivihpuat rt
SOUTHERN RESOURCES
la all laiiHImala chaaamla or diraHloaa Every
Omorgtaa $ad »rary mao latorwtci ia Bon i hrra
•htaryrto aad growth, atoafil md tto OOWtU
TwfUWtaw—rt ttaedltleaa.
TkJOfto—Dallr. mm year. IM; eta amatto. Mi
throe amatto. M M. Weekly, mm year, ft tot
oil are * the. tli tmetato «fto.rt$gr|iM»j
datort ta*
wkly OMwfit
TU CONSTITUTION. AUaata, Oa.
Sale and Livery
STABLE,
A. T. Putnam, Prop,
Corner MONK k (litANT atrerta.
BRUNSWICK, - - GEORGIA.
Vehicle* rt every dmwcriptioa tor hire. Onto
tordrayacwpruairtla filled. Carrta«ea
rt thm arrival >af all toate aad tratam
mhltoly
Truvoicrs Ins. €o.,
ItAllTFOIll). CONN.
I.ifc nml Auci.juiit Iimuranco.
JXDexter, Insurance Ag’t,
ttaprvweata tto ritovw Oa. rt kaanVk, Oa.
ASSETS, - 85,500,000
■rx are mim i-iki-. nnmarei
I ret"* r»*o«.f ta.uu« iktre. *44.—
redkri tualuUo* ngalrol. 4m 1, l,r
SPECIAJLNOTICE.
ywh heastifta. rtl eka tmmm ma aeri era hefirirw
•rt taw to farttor rrwdtt. To ItoaoVSatofS
yrt^yrtdttofirrtt^^oatormmy ttoato. aad
Have yoa pmid ym*r ttotof*o Bill for the part
yearT If aoto tall M tha drat atom rt LT.
htrta aad aettlm. |to armoaat ta ready, (ria-
mm arm tto tow feme with fmmr medical aad drag
Wile mart. Tea to raU hla agate, wkaa ymw
mmmi his aarvtrma, with actor teiwtoii. If
yw* are to peer fie pwy, wr. if arts, wiU aof awa.
ytoaerrtl tomtmedfi,aa that hla toads mafto
rloae lap te data.
FItUIT TREES!
GATE C1TYJNURSEHY,
*«. »-*uTarl aad Ut«. (htu'euh atfoe
i s u-"rt Ua zWireaaie of ••aathwra rttort*.—
*l.i a. tfi. a la nrtrm. ta*Jity aad vl fc uc rt tto
tfr*m guanatsmw. Address
J. O.POOTR.
4 vAU fit. Bam* Mills. Ua.
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3DE3STXIST,
COBVKI OONORBM * WmTAUOt BTUm.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
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| 11 AUD WAKE Jk STOVES,
Cwtlrry,
Tlewart, Urarhery, dLardUU,
far sale bv
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