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VOLUME VI.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1881.
NUMBER 45.
The Advertiser and Appeal,
rriUMio nor uttipit at
BRUNSWICK, GA.,
r. G^srsicr.
BUUSCIUFriON BATES:
AdvrrtlAHnrata fa** iwpoMlbto part tr« will
b» *»*ll orfefvdoot. UaUmaU
■»?,« auwrlftf'l. Ud pAT«M*» r*»r»od •fe-ordlMjr.
oSmmSntUmBtor l»dl»*dMl b-* •«. or of a
nrraontl rlUrtrtor. •• a.lTrrtl*rf»e*t*
AB'I oMtnary aotWa nut e-v-e-aUiiit
lour Um. toileted for poblicAllon. Wh'ii »»
.-rr-llnM tli*t chAnerd a* »<lTf-rtlu*tii«r.t*.
Alllrttrr* *nd romruanlratluua ihuuld l» fid-
itr.Tiil to Ike findewlRoed.
t. u. mcv,
Urnnawlrk. Omrgla.
New Advertisement*.
DR IIAYDOCK'S
NEWLIVERPIIX
051 ■ PILIs IN A IIONR.
ONI. |>I LI. IN A DOUR.
• all hlllloaa
ia<l malarial ap,
d !!• fonutem lieod tml mol ..
j*t*rn at .»r*. They fortify the- thnljr au*itr*l ills.
aa« in all r.*tn* nf nudd*n attack* ar.d rt>lJ*n.lr*.
n<l rnableill t« brave the Rita* mat It turpr of vhlcli
JACOB COHEN
102 BROUGIITO.V St.,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
NEW ADVEItTISEMKNTS.
HEWITT’S OGLETHORPE,
BE*.’CTKrS\«7IOIS., GA.,
iSSSSSSSSSSZ JUST OPENED TO THE PUBLIC.
all grad**, and i laced kla lo* prW* oa
neeartnh by cvenbody that I*
1 offer* tba aatne rhanre to all arl
1 thla paper to avail tlK-marlvts of *b« aaiue opporta-
f pail __ r .
a* !.«*•, ro.ivrn* tb - •plrtUatMl *eudapear blood alt,*. (lit
MINDING THROUGH THU VEIN'S. I
>11 for II,le inratii,table medicineat yoar nmrr.t 1 »I>C COLORED SILKS AND SATINS
u.l.lrlav ai
>■11 )-oa bat
ietaatly.
Cllf Directory.
cmrornciR*.
?2rn*~f A* T^Votnam. w - W. Watkln*. I. J
HMar*. D. T. Dana. i. P- Hanrry. H. t\ Little
iS2. r. J. D"rrtiiirf«r.
Ihrl 4 Tr+***rrr -Jam* • Honatoti.
Ph^jfirdil-A A. Fabra.
jituUml JUnUt-J. L. Berk.
/WicnMi-W. II. Salary, T. W. Dolt,
ffewper -f 4m»I H-W' «** Clerk »/ FifM-l)
**#Wf l%pt*t***—C L Schlatter. Jr. M. D
CWy S Part*. M. I».
Jbrbr Jfaekcr—O J Rail.
/Vet FiiAt Rallbaw IfTiinn n Tln^ trTm
avr. Jr. a ad A V Putnam.
arastinm codJtinu* or cocac tt~
Fntaara—C°»P«r. Wntklna aad Da an.
imuun*. Daataa k Ba:t»iE»-l>nna. Watkln.
aad UttlefteM.
■aatoa Wbilr Omrttry-C O M«ur».
KriM, Ootorad Omrtery—Jachlr While.
Tuva coM*>a*-IUrvej. rtajw-r and fipwnr*.
fmrf'li Bpiara Deorfilngrr m l t'oaper.
If Anno a—Littlefield, fipear* and Putnam.
Pcauc atlLPtao*—Watktua, |v»rfli#t:»r and
Uarvry.
ItBpmu-Diwrtlmrr.IbnrT and l.itilcflrld
Eurranoa—Pnuam. npear* aad I*unu.
CnanrTT—Fntaam, Littlefield aad INwrHlnger
Fiat MrauntfiJiT—fipeara.Pufnam at
fours. Fntnam.P^nn. and Walkin'
UNITED STATES OFFlCQtfi.
<*.dWt..r offNtaloma—John T.rolllu*.
Deputy—II. T.Dn
DR. HAYOOCI'S NEW LIVER
•k.ep
I'.iwtniaater -Unu* North.
SEAPORT LOME, No. *H. |. 0. 0. F..
94 ret a every TllMlay UIH ^ at^eI <U n V L * k
ja*. L LAMSBIon r. I. a s. **tutory.
i'orST SCMIOSM IS TUB USrSrtWICK CIIU I IT.
t’UNril—w Rondajr In Warrb and fiept. n.bei
A IT LI NO—Id Monday In March aad firptm.i e
WAVNK—4M» M«ftoy In March and Heptetnhrr
PIKIM’E—!*t Momlay la At-ril and Oct.dvr.
W Mir—>1 Monday In Apnl amt Oebdwr.
Ct»FFKS—Tuvnlay after «th Mou.lay in April and
1 May and
Str. David Clark
only Dtrart lloat twl^a per week betwern
SAVANNAH £ BRUNSWICK.
Luvn h avannau roc nsrxswics kvkrt
MONDAY UNO THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
srrt'uxiNu. leave bhunswu k
Tuesday \ Friday evening
FOB SAVANNAII.
Make* *!<>•• connection at Bron»»i*-k with D. * '
Batlruad. and at na«aaaah vtth nr. an M|eaa**hle
• Car* Meamwr I»»ld Clark,
aprtlltedm
Mark all tUrvugb 1
WILI.IAM*. Apetit.
viouuuin ncrai
HARDWARE
111 aad 1M OongTMa. lit and HI hi. Julian ata.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Agricoltural Implements.
FAX MILLS,
aILAIX CUADLK.S,
AVKRY‘8 PLOWS.
mUXLY’S PLOWS,
CULTIVATOBS,
1‘I.OW STOCKS,
8WKEP SHOVELS,
HEKL PIXS,
(l HASS HODS.
Hulibm* and Leather
IIELTIXG.
CIHOJLAH SAWS.
CAHPKXTEnS’ TOOLS.
1II.ACKSMITHS TOOLS,
CJI N’S AN!) MSTDUS.
FISIIINL TACKIX
ALL OVi:il THIS V.toT ronTNV
TMe People Knott Them !
The People T»e Them!
The People PralaeThem I
Take dlo>aae In lime and yon vitl anffer le*a aad
Iw aaved many da>a of u««|. «* ml«« ry.
What hundred* of letter* *ay from patlaato all
rer the habitable globe;
l*r. Hay We, yoar orv !lrer pill kaa nd me of all
lllbmaneM.
tenptUa
J n»
My heada. he baa left mo.
'He, two of
our New |j«rt ptiu cared me, aad I hat* ao re-
arn of lh* malady.
Onr d<H ter* treate.1 mo t,* Chronic Coaatlpatloa.
My naneea of a morning la now cared, and no
Voar rial • f l»r. Ifaydock'* Nrw IJver Pllla cured
ne of terrible neural.'it and pain* la the bead,
fiend me t*.» tial*; 1 want on# for a poor family,
fiend me ate «U1« of jo«r Now Liver Pllla ky ra-
Unct r, my MIUoa*ae*a aad beadarba ara all
I e.|uaL Mia FANCY AUTICLEM cauaot be runnier-
PILLS; ,w -
THE ORESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
auereaa. CAfinMERE for Sam
fofifid In kla eetobllahment. Al*o. the neweat gno.!*
out called NUN S VEILING, f. rdrva.ee. t* kept In
all grade*. All b« aaka la a call. l>o r «t forget hi.
ftooe.
152 BHOUGHTOX STREET,
SAVANNAH, - GEORGIA.
:•»:»
H. II. P.
THE POPULAR
Liver Medicine!
HILL’S HEPATIC PM'ffil
New House, New Furniture & Kept iu Elegant Style.
33 3T 'W_ C. HEWITT dc CO.
WBAOGAGE THAXSFEHHED FREE. «i.r!)-ly
O’OOMOR & WENZ,
A DRAIN ANO GRASS COUNTRY,
OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE i
! the Kidney*. Retention of
dock * New Liver Pill* ara a
will aatufy the M'*l akeptl,.
lent Remedy.
■ New Llvi
tlaa attained nnpraredente.1 aurre-a in r*liavtag >
the prevalent «ll*onter* of the Uvrr. It* m
Ju«tly entitle It ta the preferment it r>*« • iv« w
LIVER MEDICINES.
their effect*, and a car* can
almoat alway* be guaranteed.
EACH VIAL CONTAINS TWENTY PILLS.
arOt<- mi i* a t
I’rlre Twrnly.flvr Out a. I'or *ale by
i-UTHi*
Mil nriiuRlala,
illeM ■ In' algna-
UL V AT ONCE ! DO NOT DELAY I
HAYDOCK \ CO..
frbVIy ») rial! MreeL New York.
H. L. HARRIS,
Walcliiimkor A Jeweler,
- mm.
It i* now kept by many persona alway* at hand,
lid u»*d regularly, and tn<M* persona are never
■ubferl tn the aaual *ymplom* ol a disordered l4v-
er. *«i prevalent at this x*mui of the year. It will
| coat you but
50 CENTS
T • try It. and you will er’tibly i .te d w :tli
till- rtuuilt. For .ale by J, >1 .tlAi-Hi n*
hovmjr
Steamer Ruby.
TIME TABLE
AND —
SCHEDULE OP HATES
DEIWLt.X
SUSHHONSA BRUNSWICK
B$i*Mifisw£ck 9 (weor^ia 9
KEEP A FULL LINK OF FIRST-CLASS
DryMst&Groeeries,
LOWEST CASH PRICES GUARANTEED.
QunrsH :
Paint mi Iff Ste!
RAILROAD,
SlcauM anti ill si
Pure White Lead, Zinc & Colors,
Glass, Putty,. Varnishes & Brushes
Plain and Decorative Wall Paper
Sashes, Blinds, Etc.,
locks. Sash-Weights. Cut. Hinges. Serial, Etc.,
*-«sssr Lime, Plaster, Hair & Cement.
fivaauanlli nv. ' 1
silver puts) ware W.B.Mell&Co.,
:o:
Tba Mv *teamer lluby.
!l \«'i*»T vNT.Yi'N HAND A »I’LL 1C'PPM
JEWELRY,
NO. WIIITAKKIl sTHiarr.
Telegraph aad Meaaeuger.
E|aal iu sutural opacity to this State
of Georgia, it i* not wwy to And,
though no may upend millions for buy
ami grain rainoil nbroml. It could
bo much more product ire with the
name remit, proridel wo refused to
■ow or lo reap. Wo wore indebted
yesterday to Mr. J. I*. Lee, ol Mon*
roe, county, for * package of rj% oats,
wheat, barley and clover, which would
make an idlo fanner stare. This pack-
ago contained (I) a sample of ryo nine
feet high, (2) oats seven feet high, (3)
wheat six feet high, (4) barley (Ire
feet high, (5) red clover in blossom
two bet high. These specimens of
grain are ns remarkable in thn sixo
and weight of head as they aro in the
height and lustiness of s'Ulk, and they
are perfect in color and in all other
indications of health and thrift. No
chango iu tiium could be an improve
ment, and no better ronld be pro*
dueed.
Sncli grain prove* Hint, aa a grain
country, Georgia is a* productive at
the need be, and is jnst as good for
gran as she in for cotton. All that I*
ueeded Is proper cultivation. By
grans country, we include all bread-
stuffs, for, from Indian corn to all the
small graina, all are graeaee—and “all
llcsb ia gran" is a more comprehen
sive scriptural declaration than ii
commonly conceived. It it the off
spring and product of grass, either *t
lint or second hand, and gran in the
foundation of nil comfortable nubciat-
ence, bruto nod human. It is tbo
grand source of tinman wealth, and
unless wo can supplement our ootton
with abundant grass crops, we e*u-
never bo comfortable or proaperona.
We wero told yesterday that one of
mu Ocmulgoo formers in this country.
Mi J. S. Wiinbish, sold ouo thousand
dollars' worth ot hay IVuin a single
(lee! of ‘Bermnda but yesr, and we
foci sure that there is hardly a corn
tlelil in thia country from which I
hundred boahola of corn will be gath
ered, which will not yield 7,000 ponndi
ul good crab-grosa or crowfoot hay at
the coat of gatboriog it.
Goorgie if a great natural grass
country. We spend all snmmor light
ing the natural grasses of thocountry,
and yet it growa natural grasnen to
rapidly that the moment we drop the
line and plow in onr corn-Aelds, an
nbunilnut crop spring* up aud ma
tures before frost, so that any man
can gather 700 to 1,500 pounds to the
aero pel day with reasonable indnatry.
And yet, rather than gather the grass,
we Imy coarse Western timothy at
#1.50 per hundred, which ia not worth
holt on much. I/'t the brethren lay
the*© things to heart.
AGENTS FOR FA RLANKS
Standard Sea lex
DUPONT’S
CELEBRATED POWDER. A£S
.J'^llift «illi« Yuli line of Shell JJlfTrnit
Harduurr, for mlt* at the loaeat 4amc*.
• *o. thirty «hr«»
CUTLERY,
Musical Instruments
STBIXCS.
PISTOLS A CARTRIDGES.
SKIVING MACHINES,
Needles and Attachments.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
rtlMj
L’-EST GllEEX AND BLACK
TEAS.
I
lll'isrs GENUINE NEW CHOP
GARDEN SEED
—AND—
ONION SETS.
’IIOICE CUE WISE .1 SVOKINII
TO it AC VO.
rhe nest 5 cent Cigars.
Wl.ol.-Ml*- and Retail tv«ler* iu
SADDLES&HARNESS,
. ItmilKRAND
Leather Belting,
FBENt ll AND AMKBIl'AN CALF fiKINN. ihi|.F.
IIAIINM*. UUIH.K. AND I'ATENT I.I A11I-
HU. WHIPS ANDfiADDLEUY WAKE.
HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDIES. Etc.
M : ibi-i: r«>tt mu . >t» n and ttbpi nttne
MAM ; M lL’hftJUt.
A Specialty.
WHITE FOR TRICKS.
Savannah, Georgia.
ttkr-11)
C-
[Utm-r B»r**vM.UB»»eiA.|
attounky at law.
Jacksonville, • Florida.
FASHIONAIU AFFtCTION.
There i* nersnionally a goo-1 deal
PURLOINED PlEAkAHTRItl.
When Ibingi go to D K bow 0 D
they B come.
The material for good eoldiers maei
be planted in drillau
A grata eorrow—The fin out cud
no coni to replenish it.
The watch repairer ie always en
gaged in spring cleaning.
'A bird in tha hand ia worth two"—
dollars and a half, if it happen* to b*
a canary.
People wbo harbor evil thought*
should apply to Congraa* for harbor
improvement*.
Why ii a fellow with a bad eold in
tho head Ilk* Niagara Falls? Boeanes
he is catarrh-racked.
A now birycle in London is called
tho “Otto,” Probably becanss a man
otto know better than to mount oo*.
Let it bn re-cord od," said a bayor
when ha snspeCtad that bis wood-deal
er waa bringing abort measurement.
The old lady wbo mended her hue-
band's trousers with s potato patch,
is now smoothing bar hair with tbo
eomb ol n rooster.
Tho spring poet has tied up his
throat in red flannel, (imply remark
ing, Thin fa. the verm weather I bars
ever knowed."
Cicero laid: “Nothing should bo
done hastily.” This ie wrong. When
yon an* a man coming for yon with a
shot gnn, yon “git” jnst ns fast a* yon
Thera was a vonng man from Ha
vana, wbo ato twenty-tbreo foot of
banana. When asked bow be felt, bo
patted bis belt; “I would tell you,"Ho
said, “bat bow raa I ?"
“Landlord, did yoa ever bnvo a
gentleman stop with yon before?”—
“Ara vno n gentleman ?” asked thu
landlord. “ Ym, I am.” " Then I
never did,and hope I never will again.”
A woman in Eastern Pennsylvania
became crazy on seeing her husband
kies another woman. Tbo husband
waa a rascal. No Iron husband will
•rer kiss another woman when bis
wife ia looking.
A young lady was careeeing a pret
ty spaniel and murmuring, “I do loro
s nice dog." “Ab,” raid a dandy
standing near, “I would I were a
dog.” “Never mind,” retorted the
young lady, sharply, “yooll grow.”
Tor Waoxu Poor Foasnonr.—A oo-
loeeal granite statue of a aoldier stand
ing at "parade net” waa left in Fair-
mount Park, Philadelphia, at theloace
of the Centennial Exposition, which
nobody seems to own. The person*
who placed it on exhibition pot in no
claim for thsir property when the
show waa over, nor did they present
it lo tba Park Commiamanera or the
Permanent Exhibition Company.—
The Philadelphia Press explains why
WORKS,
ADJOINING PASSENGER DEPOT, MACON, Ga.
i'l:
- T.VI.MIIH BROTHER*.
STEAM ENGINES, “Portable & Stationary,”
KOK (SINXl.Nd, TlIRHSMINi; AND GIIINIMXO.
STEAM ENGINES, Foi ling Saw Mills,
A SPJECXAIjTY.
P. GOODYEAR, STEAM BOILERS, All kimlfi and Size*.
UKTUIIN Tl'IIULAH, RETl'KN FLUB,
CYLINDER, UPRIGHT, & LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS.
KKI’AlltS OF MACHIXKKV I'HOMI’TI.Y KXKCUTKl).
«raisi>rns>mr:.«ii »x!.v«ici> S. Sl'IKfFIELD. 1*P0|»’P,
ANDREW HANLEY.
line J PA i ->"T AND OIL STORE,
,iUU s DI VLi itlX
_ _ - Railroad,Stoilioiii, uil,<! " nuli '“
IF’OIS ?AT ,TH DUNN & CO* PURE WHIT K LEAD, ZISC A COLORS.
sole aokxts for Glass,Putiy,Varnishes,Brush''8,Plain<i decorative wall Paper
r/*CLF.VA COL A TY ^ S,sh-W«ijhfs. Cori, Hinges. Sueit, Ik, live PUkter. Ri'r «i Cowl,
' n'ci-j.. ,M l*a|b.
of mutuality in people not wanting to j l(li , work of art waa left der-
sec each other. Yo«t rday a hand-1 elict( witl , no one to claim it or gisn
snniely droeatvl lady relied at a fash- it , w#y . Tbe big granite soldier in
ional'lc residence cn Galveston *vc I wting w hi* left foot, with bis right
There waa the inevitable small fuot tlirowa forward. Tbs military
position of “parade net” is precisely
the reverse of this—the weight of the
body is tbrowu ou tbs right leg, with
tbo left thrown slightly forward. Tbe
sculptor was moat probably to morti
fied at bit mistake, when it waa pointed
eat to him, that be never rand to
bars his asm* mentioned ia cun nee
tion with tbe slatne.
vitivs ent'ti "Town.
I i> iy playing iu the front yard.
I "Your mot her ia not in, isahe?"
attked the visitor.
Yi-m, mIm* ia in the parlor."
i “ I thought .ho elwtva went out
alioul t hie time in tbe afternoon.''
" I reckon .ho would have gono out
if site hail known rnn was coating—
oh* said no the other day.”
Just then the front door opoued
ami the lady of the liouso appeared,
Tlu-y ruatisd into each other's arms—
•mark - -smark—yuni—yum—y a m—
how gla-i I am to >ec yoa! Yam—
you have not la-en to see me for an
•go. I have Iwen wanting to ••* yoa
soba<l! etc.—Go/iv-Won Atom.
OANOERSOFA FREE PRESS.
A little Gd City Iwy, whose father
gave him a limiting |>rr*e tba other
•lay baa already discovered tbe dan
gers ami pitfalls which surround tbe
path of the printer. He set np and
printed s little gilt^dgsd curd with
the warning phrase, ‘I'sint! l,ook
out ” By some meat thi. tard be- .
came tmdened to bis si.tcr'e list, and * W>J inmor “
hu:.g jnst above h- r mft car, where
he wbo ran nonld read, and when she
went down street there sras n grin ex
tending dear from Pearl arena* to
the Exchange; ami that night the
boy traded off bis printing pram lor*
yellow dog and a popgun.—(hi City
Ihrrirl-.
THREE THINDS.
Three tbinga to do—think, Uvo aad
act.
Three thing* lo think of—life, death
and eternity.
Three things to k)v*—couragr, gen
tleness and ailsstine
Three thing* to adsaire—intellect,
dignity and gnanfnlness.
Thro* things lo hat*—cruelty, arro
gance and ingratitude.
Three things to delight ia—beauty,
frankness end freedom.
Three tbinga to wish tic—health,
friend, and a co*tented spirit.
Tbr.o thing, to like-eordiaUty,
h.t A*, truiuswi.
Bi .’*'" sr 3S**0.U.L AND Hi I ELM,IS*w4vrtxi€k;u,
Wild oats are the ou'v crop that
Goorgla. glows by gaslight.
Tbe sbolition uf slavery in Cuba is
going on peaeefaliy, aad wiU be to-
oomplisbedj in ill probability, with no
disturbance nr derangement ia Ik*
manufacture of sugar.