Brunswick advertiser and appeal. (Brunswick, Ga.) 1881-1881, September 03, 1881, Image 3
New Advertisements.
THE STEAMER
DAVID CLARK
Having been injured by the late hurricane in 8a-
vauuab, the fiat ami commodious steamer
FLORIDA
during time
Will take her |)iace on .
i Bsary for repairs. The Florida will learo Savannah
twico per week for lirunawlck and Fernandina,
touching at lirunawick both way*. Merchants are
requested to continue their patronage with the aa-
i that closo connections wlil be made with
Now York, Philadelphia ■
Boston steamers, and
interests.
WIUtlAMk,
Agent Oa. and Fla. Steamboat Go.
On and after Monday next I will keep constantly
Fresh Fish and Oysters
r nrdera solicited. L.L.eAlMWELt,
Select School.
Latin and French
jjjggiiftr uni Sweat.
PUBLISHED EVE&T
SATURDAY MORNING
AT BRUN8WICK. QEORGI A-
SATURDAY MORNINO, SEPTEMBER 3. 1881.
HOMU MATTKKS.
St. Simons mail c
Bund ay Service**.
Besides tho regnlar Sunday servic
es in the other churches, tho Presbyte
rian church will be opened to-morrow
and tho Sunday following. Tho pul
pit will bo filled by Rev. I. W. Wad
dell, of Cherokee. Services at 11 a.
m. and 8 i’. m. Seats free. Tho gen
eral public are invited.
iRiial Primary and Ornmmar
wr scholars can bo obtained
Second Monday in September
Bates decided by special a«rc
Address 1». O. ICox 75
A SPECIALTY.
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN
GreatSensation!
A NEW DEPARTURE
JbiliiiM H^aifa r * ll °" ,f ,,IC < n,,d Tobacco
© pec i a, 11 y
a
i UiIh city. Having
more comfortable and
II. Jx-xt
prepare
with every varb
ith of Po
>mcr* at retail
Smokers’ Articles, also tlio
wpp'y my
' ‘ ■ a
Knud,
a can bo round in the inar.
I also carry a Select Htock oi
g Tobacco, rack aa
KENO,
LITTLE HTELLA.
I1NAFORK.
LILLIE DALE.
lokiutf Tol
f the
wing brands;
GENUINE BLACKWELL’ DURHAM.
GENUINE DUKE O* DURHAM,
GENUINE OLD DOMINION,
BEST ON HAND. *
RICHMOND GEM,
RICHMOND MIXTURE,
OLD JUDGE, etc., etc ,
tiler with a fine lot of Cigarette*, among which
• justly celebrated Sweet Caporal. Golden Heal,
aW Pipes. l*tpo MCtns. Banff, and lu rrallty «v-
ilng |xrt4ining to s Tob.wconNt's Estsbiish-
. Thanking the public for p»*t f tvora I solicit
tinnauec at tlm sign of tha ••Funny Man.”
It. F. GOODBKEAD.
BAY STREET,
BRUNSWICK, - GA.
Convenient to ll-tsinutw, the
RiiilroiuisiiuJ the Steamboats.
Furniture New, Table Good
W. €, BECK <£• CQ.,
PltOPRIETOUS.
Htruii L. I >*.**.* ui
j. L. Wakrkk. of J.
Judge Co Ct.
...„ .. Jo., Havaunali.
, JH-p’t Clerk Hupertor Ct, Wm. Bru*
I JiiUvp •ainted with the proprietor*, and many
of the gentlemen whom signature* aniH-ar te the
foregoing c.-rtihcatc. They are men of high chaw
t.-r and .lauding. A. II, COLQUITT,
Governor of Ocorgia.
THE SWIFTHPECinc COMPANY. Proprietors, At
lanta, Oa.
S.»hl Hv all druggi.bi. Cali for a copy of "Young
Men a Friend.” _
MORXSS LUGKEE,
Wood Turning,
MOIII.IHM; tNBSlWIM.fliLI,.
rj Building, Picket a of all .tylei
of every de*cr
g done with i
i> of every deacrfptioi
and Circular Hawing done with nestu-
■Miteh. tx-tagon *nd Fluto-i Da!n»ter».
and Rail* constantly on land, or made
Patt-rn*. Roped and Twisted Work. Tel
i'lulx. Moulding*. I
r differ
: in f
. Paper IM
1 lu.
all t
Cook's smoko stack sucoa tubed to
tbo galo last Saturday night.
Camden county has had au act
passed raising the liquor liceuso to
$5,000.
Coupcr’s grist mill is ruuuiug on
full time, aud turning out a fine arti
cle of meal.
Mr. D. G. Owe* has just returned
from Raleigh whither he has been on
a visit to his people.
$110,150 worth of naval stores
shipped from this port, foreign, in the
last twelve months. Statement next
week.
Read Mr. Carswell's uotiee of fish
and oysters. Theso delicacies can bo
had daily ut his market on Littlefield
At Tison’s wharf.
Work on L’urioso Hull is approach
ing completion. Wo shall soon ox*
poet to hour of tho arrival of somo
traveling troupo.
Twenty-eight arrivals Thursday at
tho Nelson House, aud yet somo peo
ple predicted that a hotel in Bruns
wick would not pay.
Mr. A. Borchardt our Grant street
butcher, returned Thursday morning
last from Iudian Spring whither ho
has been for his health.
Tho Duriuu Gazelle announces tho
death of Mr. Robert Lnchlison, Mrs.
W. A. McDonald and Dr. Thomas
Naylor ou Wednesday last.
Representative Limb has pushed
through the House a bill submitting
tho matter of salo of liquor in Glynn
to the vote of qualified votors.
Miss Mulvor advertises for scholars
for a select school in this issuo. All
parties wishing to patronize her school
will address Post Offico box 75.
Savannah Weekly Newt has full ac
counts of the storm. For salo at the
nows stand Saturday, and on Sunday
from 0 to 10 a. m. Tj. Nortu.
R. B. Reppnrd cleared bark John
L. Ilasbrouch, on 13th lilt., for Mon
tevideo, with a cargo consisting of
•180,132 feet pitcli pino lumber, vnl-
uod at $8,071. /
Our young friend Lcight Hazle-
hurst is back from his tour North ns
bright as a now silver dollar; says ho
did not lose his heart while gone.—
Don’t believe he carried it with him.
Wo admire gentle boys; as clerks
they are always liked by customers;
they are always neat anil clean, Such
a boy can be found at tho store of W.
T. Glover, aud his name is Honry
Harvey.
The neighborhood of the hotel looks
straugo to us almost every day—so
many new faces. Strangers aro com
ing and going daily, aud ono would
iintigiuo himself away oil somewhere
else if it wero not for an occasional
homo face.
Dr. Gale's rcsidcuco took fire last
Saturday morning and would certain
ly lmvo boeu destroyed hud it not
been for the heroism of tho young lu-
d oa, who ascended the roof, tore lip
tho shingles aud dashed water upon
the fiatues.
Captain Golly, of bark Commerce,
arrivod in this port a few days siuce,
bringing, we understand, tho largest
curgo ever brought to this city. Tho
bulk of it was for tho interior. Capt.
G, is no stranger to our people; he
has been here before aud rather likes
to visit us.
Messrs. Minehan ami Caluan have
secured the contract for the M. & B.
extension nt this point Thoy will be
gin work at an early day Tho exten
sion alluded to is a branch track loav-
g the main track above the city aud
going direct to the river opposite
Blithe Island, and will be used for
■-) lumber and gu-mo.
• | We like our Doctor neighbor. Ho
-! bus music in his soul, hence the aftiu-
When ho tunes np ou one of his
Jim ersek ~\>rn
that this star is visiblo only every 300
years, and is either tho original “star
of Bethlehem" or in some way resera
bles it This, however, is all conject
ure.
Stores in the fire limit district are
going to rent well iu about thirty
days from now, we judge. By the
way, wo would suggest that that fire
limit ordinance might be overhauled
to advantage. It might be so changed
as to allow wooden structnroB put up
not less than a certain number of feet
to other buildings. Tho truth is, the
ordinance is too sweeping for a terri
tory as largo in area aud sparse in
houses as that indicated by the limit
A goad joke is told on a St. Simons-
er, by his wifo, so it must be true. It
seems that with his family he had
gone to the upper portion of the State
to spend about six weeks or so, rus
ticating among tho grand old bills
aloug the Coosa. Source two weeks
elapsed before he longed for the crabs
and mullet of his native home, aud
yielding to tho impulse, left for home
with his family. As they gray streaks
of dawn wore visible, the next morn
ing he was speeding aloug between
No. 1 and the six mile crossing, and
coming in sight of a bit of marsh aud
a salt creek, he frantically aroused his
youngest boy, exclaiming, “Wake up
Charley and seo tho marsh."
Ht. Simonai Item*-
BY OURAY.
Sailed Thursday for New York,
brig Manson.
The steam-tug Win Penny, of Sn
▼anoftb, passed here on Sunday
morning from Satilla river, with *
Ht* Went, Hut Didn’t Conquer.
Withing loss than ono thousaud
miles of Brunswick resides a young
man who, in order to gratify his fond
ness for tho society of the fair sex,
does not hesitate at great inconveni
ences, but whoso cup of trouble was
more than filled on a recent occasion.
It seeins that, a few Sabbaths since,
ho startod by water for the residence
of a family which embraces sovoral
young ladies. When our' young
friend neared his destination he dis
covered, to his horror, that tho inevi
table flow of the tide bad had a
downward tendency for several hours,
and in consequence about one-quar
ter of a mile of water, mud and marsh
lay betweed the head of navigation
and tho usual landing-place on dry
land. Two alternatives wero thus
presented to him—to wade and bog
through or turn back. His manhood
rebelled against the thought of retreat,
so he quickly removed his shoes,
stockings and pantaloons, rolled up
his uuder garment as high ns possi
ble, held up his coat-tails, and started
for solid ground, followed by his col
ored oarsman. All went well nntil
his erring feet found a spot a little
softer than ho supposed, when down
ho went, just a little beyond tbo point
to which his aforesaid under gariueut
bad Seen rolled, which was quickly
suturnted with mud aud water. His
colored companion assisted him tore-
gain a firmer footing, and again thoy
wont on. finally reaching dry land.
Hero ho was met by the gentleman
of tho house, who was taking a morn
ing stroll, aud who invited him to go
right up to the house and tboro make
his toilet, as all tho ladies had gone
to church. This invitation was ac
cepted, hut as thoy neared the house
the front door opened and the young
ladies tiled into view on their way to
church, having been detained from
some cause. Our young friend gave
a horrified yell, turned his face to
ward the neighboring forest, and
heavy tow of naval stores*
Arrivod, Wednesday a. m., schooner
Portina, to load for the company, and
schoouer Mallory at the Gnscoiguo
Mills for R. K. Walker, of Darien,
A party of nine went to Brnuswick
on Sunday moruiug in a sail boat for
medical assistance. We bear they
experienced heavy woatlier, and had
a lively time.
Two vessels with cargoes for Bos
ton sailed this week, Norman on Mon
day, Four Sisters ou Wednesday.
Two barks, one brig, aud two seboou-
ors now at tho docks.
The cut of tho Mills last week was
eomowbat above tho nverago, being
over 9G,00Q feet per day for tho first
four days. Owing to the weather on
Friday aud Saturday it was not so
very good.
The heavy storm ou Saturday eve
ning did uot do a great deal of dam
age on the Islaud, except to blow
down a fow fenoes, numerous trees,
etc. Tho shipping nt tho wharf sus
tained some littlo damage, but none
wero hurt more than to carry away
about all tho Hues that could ho
fouud,
The steamer Florida, Capt. Usiun,
came out on the Inland Route on Fri
day. Iu landing nt Guscoigno Mills
sho was damaged sligltly, but a little
paint and putty will fix bor up, und
she will continno on this lino this
winter. Tho City of Bridgotou is
Irawn off for repairs.
A petition to His Excellency, the
Governor, has been signod by tho cit
izens of St. Simons for the appoint
ment of It. J. Massey ns Notary Pub
lic mid Ex-Officio Justice of tho Peace.
We hope and trust he may receivo
tho appointment, ns wc aro sadly iu
need of a little discipline.
We learn from letters to friends on
the Island thut Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Fuller, after having gotten nicely set
tled in their now home at Wellesley,
Mass, arc now spending a few plens-
nut wockB on a trip to Niagara, Sara
toga and Now York. Wo heartily
wish them til success and a good time.
FKR80KAL.
Mr. W. R. Dart is on a visit to
Florida.
Mr. L. G. Mercer, our operator, is
away for n few days, np tho road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Walker aro
spending a few days nt Marietta, Gn.
Mr. J. G. Foote is soon expected
hack from a trip to his homo nonr At
lanta, Ga.
Mr. P. A. McKelhir left on Friday
for Toronto, Canada, where ho will
spend some two months.
Miss Maggie, duugbtor of Col. Slind-
innu, leaves, we beliovo, on Monday,
for a sojourn among friends at Wil
liamsport, Pa.
Master Joo Gould, who has been
sptnding his vacation at his homo on
the Island, returned to school in Uti-
, N. Y., this week.
Mrs. E. S. Rynla, daughter and
THE RAGING STORM.
Life uad I*ro perty Destroyed—Hoa
ph nnd Inhabitant** Swept
’ With the Resins Tide.
Bat where to begin and bow much
to tell is the great desideratum with
ns at this juncture. It would take
volumes to tell of the tales of misery
and death that has followed in tho
wake of this tbo most terrific galo ex
perienced in ibis latitude since the
summer of 24, when death and deso
lation swept our coast. *
Tbo storm had been announced
through the signal service long before
it reached us, and sure enough it
came, reaching our fair city during
Saturday, and by 9 p. m. was making
things lively both on land and water,
tho wind up to midnight coming from
tho north-west. About that hour it
shifted to the west and south-west nnd
spread terror ovor many households,
but in due season the morning dawned
nnd fears wero dispelled. Wo are
pleased to stato that oar casualties can
bo summed up in few words. A few
trees snapped, an occasional upturn
ing of somo roof corner, etc., about
makes up the snm total, with tho ex
ception of tho sulking of the steam
dredge Hercules, which was stntionod
in tho channel whero it had beon nt
work. Mr. T. W. Doxter, therefore,
is our biggest loser. Wo might also
note somo littlo dnmngo done to ship
ping, nnd also to lumber aud timber
adrift. Bnt then all this sinks into
insiguincnuce when wo rend of tho
misfortunes of others.
This cyclone for such we judgo it
to be from tho direction of tho wind
at differont points, scorned to extend
from a short distance below us ns far
north as abovo Charleston.
Our sister city Savaunah aud vicin
ity seemed to bavo been it tho vory
path itself of tbo fearful wind and it
is indeed appalling to read of the hor
rors of its work. Houses wore blown
down, pcoplo caught in the ruins,some
maimed, some crushed to death and
somo tmrued np, tho building taking
fire from lamps or stoves. Negro lints
along tho water courcos, with all their
inhabitants, were swept nway l»y tho
raging current and no traces left of
either. The death rate has boon four-
fill; prolmhly uot loss thau 300 people
have been cither killed or drowned.—
Dund bodies continue to bo found, and
probably a true count will never bo
Imd. So far ns henrd from, this seems
to havo been more of n laud thuu a
sen storm, though tho loss by sea was
very great. In this particular section
tho wind blew to tho sen, honco vos
sols off onr coast wero blown away
from the breakers.
lifted and trees down by tbo scores.
Also, one man drowned, a butcher
from the Ridge, who was coming np
from Doboy. Tho report about the
Presbyterian church btiug down is a
mistake.
CHARLESTON.
The nows from the storm at this
•tnrtoil with the .peed of a deer lor I muAmni nr „ spemliui? Homo „ ix
it. protecting ahuil.. The gentleman | wtt)k , tll0 Htevimif | Ion80 . W ith
i. wn*i*
i*f Bracket
li.wull iuck*. kc,
jitf-Pleiffe give m« a call, and ;
N. B —All Jubtdng rMoimUiI to at out
•trod, uear Sow Catholic
at reason abb
New...
Jnmd-ly
Leave to Sell.
> ib- -.tele »
•aid ratal. .
kUilvt & U‘
ordei
r.n* i
dszht and j lty.
pi»ii«d*R»; favorites, such as
j “Old black Joo," “Auld Laug Syne,”
iut ami | tl , itt , e bunch 0 f Hoses," “ Hard
fn'i^duM I Times,” “Farewell since all is over,"
etc., our whole force comes in on tho
' chorus with a “basso profnndo" that
| abounds in volurao if not in melody,
t Have you seen the “star of Betble-
ordinary | | ieiQ " uow visible in the east nt from
luotthi* three to five in the morning? It is
> u.c | beautiful to L*hold, not only from its
i. iate | brilliancy, bnt also for its peculiar
manner, growing brighter und then
tiramcr at intervaL. Some claim
e lx iwftt » t *.L« kcti*
llo‘. V- * OTT.
procured n bucket of water, an I
started for his relief. He was traced
by the lumps of mud on the ground,
nnd at laat was found hiding behind a
tree, with a look of nugnish on his
countenance. Ho sudly removed the
muddy garments, mod the bucket of
Water, obtained a promise of secrecy,
and left ou the next tide for home.
That said iinmcutioiiahlu was left
on a swinging limb in tho confusion
of departure, and, being marked, the
mime and secret thus leaked out.
«iiHiruin
Through a friend wo learn that the
Illinois Press Association will visit
the Cotton Exposition of Georgia tho
comiug Full. We suggest the propri
ety of un invitation to theso gentle
men to continue their trip southward
to Brunswick. Onr section is, without
doubt, till things considered, the gar
den sjM)t of Georgia. To invite these
gentlemen here means un advertise
ment for our towu nnd section such
as we have Uevur Imd. We need
more advertising where it will do
most good’ Here is an opportunity
—filiall we embrace it.
Mortuary R**»»ort Ini* AmitumI. 1MHI.
Whiles, three; colored, seven. Un
der tivo years, five.
Causes—typhoid, four; phthisis,
oue; hydrocephalus, one; dropsy, one;
pneumonia, one; dentition, one; raar-
nsuiuh, oue.
Chas. L. Schlatter, M. D.
* Health Officer, C. B.
the addition of a horse nnd buggy,
we trnst their stay will be made pleas
ant for all-
in resjMUiw. to our recont local
uIhmiI our birth day, somo mischiev
ous lady fricud sent ns through tho
express office a box Well stored with
vegetables, tobacco, sugar, spicis, too,
fruit, candy, raisins, nuts, rice, mus
tard, coffee, salt, soup, etc., etc., tho
whole top|N-d off with a vial lubellod
“buttermilk,”(?) and a card with tho
following:
“ May yon have many happy re
turns."
The quality of these goods were
tine, hut the quantity was not. Fif
teen cents would ahont pay for tho
whole lot. The donor, whom we
judge to Ik* n lady by the packages
being tied np iu newspaper and with
cotton string, evidently thought to
“sell ns,” but she failed, for wo sus
pected something wrong from the cir
cumstances attending tho ense, nnd
would neither take out the package
ourself nor allow others to, nntil
Messrs. B. nnd W., two of tb* most
enthusiastic bystanders, hod deposited
six dollars in onr hand to insure ns
against h “sell." Yon just onght to
have seen those fellows’ countenan
ces elongate ns package after package
was opeued and its contents found to
be a small onion or potato, or a spoon
ful of sugar, or coffee, or rice.
Suffice it to say, those gentlemen
will never again risk their money
Tlio rtram-r Dr.vi.l einrk l.»vitig | R“r*.,UeitlK |>«k»RM In't
1*0.1 .11-,.1.1, .1 to tho rocoi.thtor.il, tho for l,irth tl »y P"™ nt
Htca.ncr Fh.ri.lu will ran iu tier place
Nun.—We lmvo refunded that
....til re|...ire,h See the advert,*.-1 C “ 1 u “~“P°" r “
meat i.LcwLci'c.
[if wc had nover had a birth-day.
DORCHESTER, LIBERTY COUNTY.
Mr. Editor: Did the tornado strik
your city? I try to Iiojjo not, but you
were iu the wide nnd dreadful path of
tho mighty wind. Our beautiful vil
lage of Dorchester is a scono of shock
ing desolation—every honso is in
jured; nearly all out-bnildings crushed.
Every fence is scattered, nnd about
all the fine oi l trues lie brokcu uud
uprooted everywhere. Each house was
grazed by some of them iu falling.—
Just a trilling cbnngo of tlio wind, at
tho moment, nnd uvory house might
have been crushed, and many lives
lost. Yet the wind varied often west
and east of north. Not a lifo nor limb
was injured, for which wo earnestly
praise God., The hurricane struck ns
about 9 r. m. Saturday night; fvom
then till midnight it roared aud raged
in frightful fury, shaking onr houses
like leaves on the trues, imprisoning
our households, helpless, cowering,
expecting death, moment after mo
ment as blow after blow heat II|hhi its
louder am! louder, harder and harder,
as from the hand of an angry uich-au-
gel. Capt. Steve's house, at Hitubifry,
is unroofed. A colored woman ami
three children were crushed on l’o!o-
nel’s Island—buried to-day. Ail the
crops uru devastated. The fine l'r« *b> -
terian church at Walthourville is a
mass of ruius. My new ami beautiful
chapel at Medway is a prostrate wteck.
Dorchester Academy is ruined. The
church stood like a rock. Bryan Noel*
was covered by the sea.
When the lmvoc of that nigh*
of horror is sninraod up, it will
be awful. I long for your paper,
yet dread it. Wbafc a year—an ice-
storui, a drought, a tornado—* ruined
conntj. l*oor old liberty l
Yonrs etc., J. II. T. Waite.
JESIT.
From the Sentinel we find that Jes-
np suffered as well as the rest of the
world. One *ing of the Atlumaha
House whs unroofed, the colored
Methodist church blown down and
trees uprooted, Dr. Little’s store down
and the gable eml of Massey’s store
blown away and goods destroyed. No
lives were lost, however, and, strange
to say, the old Robinson hotel, tho
cyo-sore of the town and Luo terror to
to the pcoplo for fear it might fall
orty was destroyed nnd four livos lost
Tbo loss of proporty is divided among
a large number of persons. Charles
ton, like Brunswick, seems to have
bcou on the outer edge.
TURrENTINE FARMERS.
These aro among tho heaviest los
ers of the storm. Boxod trees have
been blown down by tho wholesale
and tho crude turpentine wastod.
Some distillers are endeavoring to
snvo wlmt they can by dipping or rath
er scraping tho boxos where they lie.
Others, however, don't think it will
pay, and have givon up the fallen treos
as lost, unless they can be utilized in
some other way.
THE RICE CROP
Whilst plan tors on the Savaunah
and Ogcecbco rivers havo sustained
losses from overflow, salt water back
ing up, etc., our Glynn farmers have
boon exempt almost entirely. Oar
wiuds being westward blew out the
tides instead of backing them up,
honco the rico has only been damaged
by tho wind, whis is not very great.—
Providonco has certainly favored us.
STEAMER cm OF SAN ANTONIO.
Fernandina, Fla., August 30.—Mal
lory’s steamer City of San Antonio,
put into this port lw 4 qight to dear
her discharge and • bilgo pumps and
fasten down her after boiler. In the
storm of the 27th tilt, her iron shat
ters wero stove in and the saloon
Hooded from foot to bulkhead. She
will make tho necessary repairs nnd
proceed to Gulvcstoa at onco. Cap-
tain Burrows reports that tho storm
was the most terrific ho has ever expe
rienced.
AN INCIDENT.
The residence of Mr. Butler, living
uear Flomiugton. Liberty county, be
ing iusecuro for such a storm, Mr. B.,
bis inothor nnd his children loft it da
ring Saturday night nud sought ref
uge iu tho open fiold. In going thith
er, oue of his children, a littlo girl fivo
yours old, got astray nnd was not
fouud until tho next morning when
she was discovered asleep by tho side
of a log in tho woods. Judge tho
foeliugs of that father and grand
mother during thut long night of anx
iety trad suspense, when tho elements
warred ami tho air was filled with mis-
silesof death.
STORM dots.
Hon. Geo. N. Nichols, of Savannah,
according to the Neuv», lost about $4,
000 by tho storm.
One hundred and ninety trees woro
blown across the road iu Liberty
county betwoeu J. 11. Fraser’s resi
dence and the railroad station, a dis
tance of tlireo miles.
That Road to Darien.
Darien Gazelle: Wo aro looking for
ward with a great deal of pleasure to
the building of that branch road from
No. 1, M. k B. Railroad, to Evelyn.
When this road is completed the peo-
S le of Darien will not bo altogether
ependent upon a steamboat monopo
ly. Oar pcoplo havo been imposed
ssvsvsa a fi tz
own fault.
Juet bo brother Grubb, but tbo
proportion is to bring that rood to
Brunswick and not to No. I, Tbo
engines and raila for it hare been
pledged. The reet will be forthcom
ing in due season. Two routes, both
to Brunswick, are now in consider
ation.
BRUNSWICK MARKET.
OFFICE ADTCRTISm ASD AFFZAL, I
B.umto*. Ot. Svtamkn «. 1831. J
Below we quote prices current for to-dsy:
COTTON.
Middling Feir la
Ocod Middling li w
Middling UM .
Low Middling ...10k
Oood Ordinary
Ordinary Tjjf
BICE.
s#6s£
6iJfStf
Choice 6K#7
Fancy... „...T
Rough country Wc@93c
NATAL STORES.
JO.Nfi.00.Fj
I 12.77 J,', X $2.75, M 13.00, j
$3 T3.
SnatT* Tl
ultra. 49c.
SUFFLIES.
Bacon—Cleer rib ildoe. HKps ahoaldere, «*c s
httos, 15c; dry etlted clear rib aide*. lOjfc; long
deer, 10*£c; ebooldert, 8c.
K _Cor ?.';? ,,l . t ’ f* c ' " 1,,d ”««! <*“•«
@37fii bran. $!.0e@$l.DL
• Bm—Northern, McA$l.». Eaatero, $1.160$l »i
Western timothy $1.30(^91.39.
Land-Id ticrcee, ISKe; keca aad tabe. 13e.
FDOCB-Sapertne. to 25; extra, f0 75*7 M;
♦T , SSsttl* f *' tgDe7 ' " 50910 °° l ^ on< ’
Hide* Wool, Etc.—Hide*, dry flint, 13#fl{ aeltod
Wool—1Unwaahed, free of bom, prime
Ota. a7@2$«c: burry wool, lmiBc. Tallow, 6c:
-x 20c; |eer akin*, 35c; otter akina, $5c@$5 oa
NAVAL STORES FBEI0HT8.
ffoii-Roaia aad apirita, 3a. 0d.@5a. M. to Uoited
Kingdom or Continent direct; to New York. 40c oo
rosin, C0e on »>irlU.
Mean—To New York, roaln .Wc, apiriU 80e; to
“ *“ y>c, eplrlta 80o; to BaltUnore,
i; to Boeton, roaln 45e, apirita
Shipping Iuteliigonco.
FOR THE PORT OF BRUNSWICK, FOR THE WEEK
ENDING SEPTEMBER 26th. 1661.
A tig 30—Be Charmer, Da boll, I cw York.
Aug 30—Sc Ward J Parka, Kirby, Charleston.
DEPASTURES.
Aug 30—Bf Manaon, Stnbb, New York.
Aug 30— Sc Four Slaters, Bnnksr, Boston.
Ang 31—8c O B Atkinson,
Ang 81—Dark J L Hasbrom
Bep l-Sc Ward J Parke. 1
-AJVACT
To reri*e the Boperior Coart Calendar for all tbo
conntlca composing the Brunswick Judicial Cir
cuit and for other pnrpoaee;
Skrtion l.-Be It enacted by the General Aaaem.
CLINCH—First Mondays in March and October.
A PI'LINO—Second Mondays la March and October
WA VNE—Third Mondays in March aad October.
PIERCE—Fourth Mondays in March end October.
WARE—first Mondays In AprU and NorsmberT
COFFEE—Tuesday afler second Mondry in April
and Noyeaiber. *
CH ARLTON—Tuesday after third Monday in AprU
aud Norember,
^CAMDEN—Fourth Monday In April and Norem*
QLYNN—Commend ui
n article of wine
i by ulving mo a call.
(jgOitOE CHANDLER.
M. & It. Ititilroml ICxhibitM.
Thu following loiters to Mr. H. U.
Day, ngont of tho M. «k B. Railroad
at this point, explain themselves. Wo
ask thnir perusal by onr people, nnd
also that ouch and every ono who
can do so will send in an exhibit.—
We plod##*, on our part, nn exhibit,
nud we trust that ours will not bo tho
only one from old Glynn. Let oth
ers along the line si ml in their oxhib-
Ah a matter of course tho road
will furnish triiusportatiou.
Macon k Brunswick Railroad Co.,
Macon, Ga., August 20th, 1881.
/tear Sir: It is the purpose of Maj.
O’Brien, General Superintendent of
the East Ten*., Vo. A On. Railroad
ko uu uxhibitinti at the Atlanta
i Ex|H»«iti(»n of tho products of
the country along the Hue of tho E.
T., V. A G. R. R. and branches. That
the M. k Ik division may bo repro-
w ntcil, we request that you will send
here, to Mr. J. M. Edwards, Superin
tendent, good specimens of any or
either of the following: Corn, cotton,
»yrtip, sweet |>otatoes, sugar cano,
rii*e, peannts, oranges and lemons,
chnfas, millet, hard woods, whito oak,
poplar, magnolia, yellow pino, cypress,
tnr|M>ntine and rosin, yojther* and alii-
ijnlnr*. The M. k B. division will
have a separate department nt the Ex-
position, and each articlo will be la-
lM-lle«i with name nnd residence of
the contributor. Please vend your
exhibits in as nice shnpo oh possible.
Yours trnly, A. A. Sharp.
Internation Cotton Exposition, J
Department of Minerals k Woods, >
Atlanta, Ga., August 30,1881. )
II. C. Day, Agent, Jtrnntieick, Ga.:
Dr.AU Hiu—Referring to a circular
issued by the E. T. t Va. k Ga. It. R.,
I desire you to collect for exhibition
tropical fruits, live oak or auy rare
woods, dressed iu accordance with
circular cudoscd; also, any new clays
which may havo beon discovered, and
many other things of which I have no
knowledge, bnt will bring before tbo
public the resources along your line#
Be certain to designate ou all speci
mens tho localities from whence they
come, and mark as follows: “J. B.
Killibrew, E. T., Va. k Go. R. It. ex-
FRESH GARDEN SEED
JUST RECEIVED!
Turnip, Cabbage, Beaus, etc
BLAIN’B DRUG STORE.
. Ncwrull. IH,
down ou Koinobody of it# own weight,
stood the Ntorni tike * rock nnd .till hibiU, Allnntn, G».'
Htnnde n monument to tho bnihlere [ ' onrs iS’ixnmrw.
•kill. chief Dep t Uiucrule and Woods.
1JAS1CI. ...
A geutleinau from Darieu. rejKn ta | ear. i^ujr. tut nsiiciui pwrpcM* cm to bad
the culorod Baptist church dow n, roofs [ i, otoeor i.mSDLUi. oa tic Bay.
indue on th. Sr.1 Mon-lay. In
May an«1 December, ana to conUnua for two weeka,
or aa long aa tb* biiaineaa may re<inlr«.
HacTTo* 3.—Ua It fUrtber enacted by tb« aalbori-
ty alorcaaid, that all write, prodPf*. atunmona. or.
tlora and other proceediaga rctnroabU to tba aald
Conrta, prior to tba paaaaga of tba act, aball babakt
aad eoosldared aa ratorsoola to tba forms herein
Axed aad prescribed, and the Orand aad Traverse
Jarora drawn for the terma a* praaerkad prior to
tba paaaaga of tbla act, aball be required toatteod
aad eerveaa Jurors at tb« time fixed for tbo forma aa
prescribed ia this act.
SacTioH 3—Repeal* all eoaflieiiag laws.
Approved Aogaat lltb, 1881.
FAIR,
AT MACON,
Ileginning C?L 17. conlinning one week.
Libera! Premiums Id Stock. Poaitry, Field Crow,
ilomo lodoeiry, Fino Arts. KarbiDary, ate.
E. C. GRIER, Secretary.
TIIOS. HARDEMAN, Ja.. Proa.
H. A. KENRICK,
Ileal Estate % Land Agcut^
imUNSWIOK, - gkoruia.
^SArATTENTION GIVEN TO COLLECTION OF
References: Geo. John D. Oordoa, AtleaU, Oa.;
Hoa. Jobs T. Collin*. Collector Port of Braaewtek,
Notice to Contractors.
Bide aro iavtfod by tba Macoaaad BraaawkkBaU
tba grades tl - 1 —*—
Billea main Baa, with elaanug aad grubbing rl^bt
of way tor aaaM, also widening embankment tt
wharf fot aide tracks—whole requiring sboat eightr
tiviusand yards of earth-work. Profiles aad farifl.
cation* of work can be “ “
Macon, Oa. Bide receive
right reserved to reject any or all
W. J. PRICE,
INSPECTOR OP
NAVAL STORES,
BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA.
113-tf
G. H. COWMAN,
Contractor and Builder,
RULNSWICK* GEORGIA.
I am prepared to do aU kbadeof workln my Uuc.
-mm, tMOByttiU.
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