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^dvetfiser mid 1. 0. STACY, Editor uul Proprietor. BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA: amiHDAt vonsixa, seittxbeb it, uu. ' Gou. Bara aide died this week at bis borne in Bristol, R. I. Captain George Anderson, of Lau rens county, S. C., wbo died recently, bad eleven sons in tbo Confederate army. Lynching is getting popular now-a- days. Two murderers wcro treated to hemp this week, at Little Itock, Arkansas. Frank Hudson, colored, tbo mur derer of tbo Leo family, iu Terrell county, bas boon found guilty, no will stretch homp. Applications continue to corno in from all over tbo country for space in tbo Cotton Exposition. Three moro additions arc being put on. Massachusetts has refused Miss Leila J. Itobinson privilege of prac ticing law in her conrts. Served hor right. Woman’s place is at home, gracing tbo family circlo and not wrangling in tho court house. Owing to tho extremo drought, Dis mal Swamp, on tbo lino of North Car olina and Virginia bos been on fire for several days. Tho corn crop of North Carolina iB torribly short and tho rice crop a total failure. Eighty-six members absent from tho House of Representatives at a re cent roll call—only eighty-oight wore prosont Sorno woro absent on loavo, and others were not. Wo aro of the opinion that that body bad better ad journ and come homo. Chrvnide and Conslilidiunalul: It is rumorod that Jay Gould and C. F. Huntington, of tho Kentucky Central (who recently signod a contract with Ool. Colo, by which tho Colo Syndi cate secures a routo to Cincinnati), havo secured control of tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. No details arc given. Tho Jacksonville Union has given the boy to tho long session of the Georgia Legislature. It says that honorablo body is simply waiting for tho oponing of the Cotton Exposition. It will bo ebeapor it thinks to remain over at lour dollars per day and go in on a free ticket, than to go homo and bavo to corao back ns individuals. Dick Jefferies, of Atlanta, commit ted suicido a low days since by cut ting his throat with a razor. Ho had sufforod terribly of Into with nervous dyspepsia, which had effected his mind, hence the rash deed. A large concourse of pcoplo attended his fu- noral, for though a suicide, they had overlooked that fact entirely, remem boring him only ns what he hud been —a friend to the poor and helpless. Judge George Hillycr bos just com pleted an extensive tour through tho West and Northwest, and seeing tho great dnmngo done to the growing crops by the drought, advisos, through tho Uunsldaliun, that our Georgia farmers husband their resources, and snvo every blade of grass they can Senator Brown recommended the same thing, recently, after an extend ed tour westward. THE REAHON WHY. If you would know tho reason why so many criminals now-a-days are troatod by Judge Lynch, just read the story of the trial of John Wil liams, accomplice in tho murder of Mrs. Brockett, of Decatur county.— Tbo jury roturned a verdict of mur der in tho first degree, but recommend ed to tho mercy of tbo court, thus sav ing tbo fellow’s neck. The Judgo In formed thorn that if guilty in tbo first degree thcro could bo no recommon- datiou of mercy. What did that jnry do ? Why they quiotly went back and scratched out tho "first degreo' part of the vordict, and John Williams has boon sent to tlio penitentiary for life. So long as such things go on and tho gallons is cheated of its law ful proy, jnst so long will Judge Lynch sit enthroned. 0 lemjiora ! O mures! - WHIPPED TO DEATH. John Mathis, of Hall county, whito boy oiglitcon years old, was whipped to death at tho convict camp on tbo Marietta and North Georgia Railroad. Tho caso is considered a flagrant abuse of tbo law and the cir cumstances aro said to bo revolting. Govornor Colquitt has had tho caso thoroughly investigated and will pros ecute tho pnrtics to the full extent of tho law. This camp is not under tho lossocs but the convicts aro furnished directly by tho Stato to tbo railroad. Later.—Tbo convict Mathis who diod roccntly from an over doso, is eliciting somo comment from the press. It sooms ho was strapped over a barrel and then turnod over to tho whipping boBs, a big, burly negro, who did his part well, no doubt. Af terwards it is said tho prisoner ntc n hoarty dinner, and very soon after died. Now tbo problom to bo solved is, did bo dio of ovor doso of lash or of dinner ? THE QUESTION 11EINO SOLVED. Atlanta has boon somowhnt troublod to know what to do with all tho pco- pie who wcro coming to her Expose tion, but sho bos about solved tho quostiou. Besides her regular hotels and boarding houses, a big hotel has boon put in the grounds, and now oomos tho nows that tho-largest tont hotel iu the United States, which was located for the summer at Orango Lako, Now Jorsoy, will bo established at tho Exposition. It covors twolvo acres of ground, and will furnish ac commodations for sovoral thousnud pcoplo daily. Tho lodging tontB aro all floorod, providod with water, good bods, aro rain proof and make com fortable rooms. Tho whole enchant ment is lit with electric light, uud will bo providod with tho best of music aud with spociul police. THE OIIEAT MICHIGAN KIBE. Death and Destruction in Itul’Mh. Oar exchanges bring as heart-rend ing news of tbo terrible Michigan fire. Not only tbo forests bare been de stroyed, but tbe very gronnd itself or rather its ernst bas been consumed by tbo fire. It seems thcro is in that country a mould or deposit sever al inches deep, of vegetable matter on tho surface of tbe ground something like that found in certain localities in Georgia. In a very dry season like tbo past this ernst become* combus tible, and once on firo nothing short of a heavy rain can extiognisb it Be low will be found a statement from tbo committeo of relief. It is heart rending in tbo extreme: Port Huron, Mich., Sept. 11.-- To the American People: We bavo to-night returned from tbo burnt district of Huron and Sanilac counties. We have scon tbo burnt, disfigured and writhing bodies of men, women and children. Rough-board coffins con tained tbe dead, followed to tbe grave by a few blinded, despairing relatives. Crowds of bnlf-stsrved people at some of tbe stations were risking for bread for their families and neighbors. We bear of more tbsu two hundred vic tims already buried, and morccbarred and bloated bodies are daily discov ered. Already more than fifteou hun dred families are fonnd to bo utterly destitute aud houseless. They huddle in barns, in schoolbouses aud iu tboir neighbors’houses. Scorchod, blinded and helpless, somo still warnlor, half- crazed, around tho ruins of their hab itation^ vainly seeking their dead; and some, in BpceoldosH agony, nro wringing their hands aud refitting to bo comforted. Moro than a thousand pcoplo, who, only a week ago, occu pied* happy, comfortable houses, aro to-day houseless and homeless suffer ers. They nro hungry and almost naked when found, and in such num bers and so widely scattered that our best efforts and our greatest resources fail to supply their immediate wants. Without speedy nid, many will perish, and many moro will suffer aud bccomo exiles. Our people will do their utmost for tboir relief, but all our resources would fail to meet tboir necessities. We appeal to tho charit y a ml gener osity of the American people to send help without dolny. Nkw York, Sept. 12.—Tbe Michi gan firo roliof committee bavo ulrcudy collected ten thousand dollars, and it was stated to-day that subscriptions woro rapidly pouring in. THIS MORMON NUIHANUIS- A OUlltOHITY. The Augusta Chronicle anil Conxti tulionalu! is certainly outitlod to the modal for getting out tho biggest thing in tbo way of a trade issue ever gotten up iu Georgia. Those of her contemporaries sink into insignifi canoe by the sitlo of hers. The issue in question is sixteen pages, with an elaborate plau of tbo city and vicinity together with ail points of interest iu aud around the city, in addition to which there are elegant engravings of tbo principle buildiugs aud streets. Guiteau, the would-be assassin of President Garfield, came near haviug his “light put out” this week by one of his guard. Sergeant Mason got tired, *18 be says, “guarding such n contemptible cur ns Guiteau,” and sought to got rid of it by means of hot lead. Tbe ball, however, only grazed the prisoner’s head, ami he still lives to meet tbo demands of the law. Wo guess he thinks his chances nro pretty slim— if tho law doesu’t break his neck somebody will shoot him. The Chattanooga Time* shows that if Cob Colo finds bis way to Bruns wick from tho North and East over tho Kentucky Ccutrul extended to Knoxville, he will go to Atlanta via Cleveland, Dalton and Rome. The completion of the link from Red Chy to Ooltcwab will give him on almost direct traffic line from the Mississippi river at Memphis via Cbatanooga, Dalton, Homo, Atlanta, Macon, to Brunswick harbor. With tho cuu nections completed this must be one of tbe finest systems of road in the country, nod there seems no doubt of the diiporitlon and ability of tbe syn dicate to finish their system speedily. Mrs. Gcorgo Cooper, living on Sev enth stroct in this city, lias a peach troo which dosorvos the attention of horticulturists. Last year it boro two heavy cropB of fruit, tho first being largo, fino poaches, aud tho socoud a tiny edition, cnch peach being not lar ger than a small plum, but perfoct in all respects. Mrs. Cooper mado quite a largo quantity of preserves from tho socond crop. This year tho tree again boro two crops similar to those of Inst year. It is certainly a curiosity. Tho abovo is from our cstoomed contemporary, tho Chronicle, and Con- stitutonalixt*. That is certainly a won derful tree, but uot such a curiosity as ono that grew in Tattuall county, years ago, on tho farm of Mr. C. J. Fletcher. That troo boro threo crops the year wo saw it. Tho first crop was vory largo fruit, tho socond ordinary sizo, aud tho third crop the sizo of guinea eggs, aud us sweet as sugar. Till*. PliKSIDliN I'. The nows from tho wounded Presi dent continues to bo chocriug. Tbo move to Long Brauch aud tbo dis missal of tho bulk of tho doctors has had a most happy roenlt. He has been Bitting up of lato iu a reclining chair aud enjoying tbo viuw out upon tho ocean. Tbo prosout indications aro that ho will certainly recover.— Meanwhile Guiteau lies iu prison a mark for the guards whenevor ono of them chooses to try a shot. Bill Morris, and escaped convict from tho Atlanta chain gaug, was rc- captnrod in that city a few days ago. When searched, this is what was found on his person: Ouo beautiful large pearl card case, valued at $50, one handsome gold broastpin, ono open-face lady's gold watch, ouo gold nocklaco and locket, ouc gold nock chain, ono gold breast pin—hair set, ono amethyst scarf-pin, ouo pair gold car-ringB, ono gold pencil and pen combined, ono diamond car-ring, two studs, ono coral breastpin, one plain gold ring - engraved insido, one pearl- handle pockct-kuifo, one silk faa cord with silver pendants, two beautiful <i!h handkerchiefs, two razors, ouc loublc-caso watch, a beautiful dia mond cross and a few small rings. Savannah New*. Tbo worso class of immigrants that aro brought to our shores is undoubt edly tho Mormou contingent, made up of dupes and devotees from tbe most ignorant aud degraded of European populations. Ovor two thousand have been sent from tbe single port of Liverpool during the currout year, I and probably ns many moro have found tboir way into tbo country un heralded. If, as is tho fashion of tho dominant political purty to doclaro, there is authority resident in tho Fed eral Government to uproot these pos- tUout fanatics, and, besides, a design to accomplish such a purpose, it would seem to be a stupendous folly to per mit tho constnnt increase of tbeir power by foreign and domestic mi grations. Every year they aro bettor entrenched in tbeir position. What ever may bo tbe future policy of tho Federal Government, there will be great force in tbe pica, which the Mormons will inevitably set up, that they have acquired tboir foothold iu tho Territories of tho United .States under tho tacit sanction of our laws, Whatever may possibly be dono to ahato this pestilential nuisance should bo dono promptly. ROMA NCR OK A LETTKII. Telegraph Messenger. Five years ago a ntaideu fair of a little town not far from Macon anx iously awaited an important letter from her lover who was absent. Tho letter failed to roach her, and after a sensou of dc8|K)udency sho married auothor suitor. Time rolled on and brought her happiness and two bright little children. Tho otbor day per mission was grantod by Captain John Frey, special agent of tbe postal ser vice, to tear away some of tbo boards of a letter case in tho Macon post of- fico, behind which was supposed to bo lodged several totters. When tbo boards were ripped off a letter was found, |K)st-marked fivo years ago, addressed to the maiden fair wbo bad waited in vain for her lover's tender missive. It was forwarded to her, and, uo doubt, a retrospective look brought to rniud that well-used but very trito couplet of Whittier's: ■ -Of all aad word* o! tongue or pet The saddest of thee*," etc. Wells in Thomas comity Imvu bad to bo deepened on account of tbo drought Mr. Wm. Gankins, member of tbe Legislature from Coffee county, and a lady friend, Miss Serena Harper, of Atlanta, wcro run over on Whitehall street this week, by a butcher wagon, and badly injured. It seems the horse attached to the wagon was rou- ning away, hence the inability of tho parties to get out of the way. A little girl seven years old was burned to death recently ill Florence, S. C., by trying to kindle tire with kerosiue oil The entire can took fire anil exploded, setting tbo child afire. THE RIGHT OF WAV. How Oota Wilt out Throuh Atlanta, AUuts CoiiulsUoa. For some weeks tbe managers bare been running tinea around and through Atlanta, searching for a good route into tbe city for tbe Macon and Brunswick extension. Several lines have been ran, nnd much gronnd has been examined to find a good location. It baa within the past few days bocn definitely settled bow tbe road from Maeon shall enter tbe city. It ia to come from tbe sontb, crossing Mc Donough street near tbo Clark Uni versity, nnd macing nearly to the comer of Glenn and Hompbris streets, not far from tbe West End ice facto ry. It crosses tbo Maeon and West ern railroad not far from tbe rear of Dr. W. S. Mitchell’s store, on Peters street, and follows tbo line of tbo Ma con and Western road on tbe West sido to a point nearly opposite tbe cotton compress. In front of Jodge Collier’s residence tbo line will run to Elliott street, and will ran parallel with Elliott street on tbe east side of that street from Mitchell street to tbe depot grounds of the Georgia Pacific. From tbe depot grounds toward tbe Chattahoochee river, the right of way of the Georgia Pacific will be aped jointly by tbo Georgia and Cin cinnati and Georgia Pacific. Tbo Georgia and Cincinnati company bavo purchased two hundred feet on the east side of Elliott street from near Hantor street to tbo depot grounds of the Georgia Pncifio, giving ample room for side tracks and depot grounds. As soon os tho lino is snrvoycd n large force will bo pnt at work to grade tho route nnd prepare the depot grounds and siao tracks. Before ChriBtmns wo may look for considera ble work on tho lino wo bnve de scribed, nnd it will present to parties attending tho Cotton Exposition lively part of onr city, nnd boforo Christmas of 1882 wo will ho ablo to see tbrongb trains meet near the old Mineral Springs, bringing the product of tbo Atlantic const nnd tho products of tho west together in bnlk nnd tho biggest cronkcr in Atlanta, ns bo lounges lazily on bis well-worn, crookcd-hcadod stick, will exclaim: ' Well, this is a bigger thing than I anticipated." Tho iron has been purchased nnd is ready to ho stretched ovor tho now lino; tho cross-ties nro being cut, and everything is ready to mako Atlanta boom in carnost Wo gavo onr rond- ors notico of this boom moro than six months ago, nnd not a fow thought we were building railroads on paiier. Somo of this samo class bavo tried to fill their mangy pockets by squeezing out high prices for tho right of way; hut, thanks to tho shrewdness of tho of tho partios who linvo mnnngod tbo E urobaso of tho right of way, therond ns boon nblo to socuro it nt n reason nhlo price, and everything is lovely, and tho Cincinnati and Georgia is nl- most an nccomplishod foot. AN INCIDENTOETHE HTOHM. KAvumth New.. Mr. James Holman, who bad n res idence on Dutch Island, nenr Hub croek, a short distance from Thnndor- holt, experienced n very rough time during the galo on tho 27th ult. Tbo wntor roBO very rapidly, completely submerging tho Island, nnd Mr. Hol- mnu nnd his daughter wcro compelled to ulinudon tboir borne nnd tako ref uge in a largo tree, securing a place among tbo limbs,wliorotboy remained from uino o’clock on Saturday night nutil six o'clock Sunday morning.— Thu house was blown down during tho night, and tho entirs contents washed away. (junker folks ham a queer way of doing things. At a recent marriage, tho ccromony, which, by tho way, took plaro nt a week day meeting, consist ed of tho groom getting up and Bay ing: “Friends, in tho fear of the Lord nnd in tho presonro of this assembly, I tako this my friend Mnrgnret Sophia Bright, to ho my wife, promising, through Divine assistance, to be uuto her a loving and faithful husband un til it sbnll pleaso tho Lord by death to separate us." The bride Hindu n sim ilar declaration. Then the marriage certificate wns produced uud signed by the bride nnd bridegroom, this act completing the ccromony. MB. HENRY'S POSITION. A correspondent of the Maeon Tei- epraph thus writes from New York: On Friday tbe 9tb wo paid n brief visit to Mr. George I Soncy, tbo great friend of Georgia educators. It is a pleasure to look into bis geuial face. Ho is a plain, unpretending man, who abowa in hia very conntenanoe that be is a noble man. Ho is still worried with letters from Georgia and else where asking donations. He showed ns a letter from a lady iu Gonna, ask ing for money to educate her daugh ter. He will pay no attention to these letters. He is doing a great work on tbo proper line nnd will not be turned aside from bis plau. People would save tbomselvo trouble, paper and postage by ceasing to make these ap peals. Rest assured they will meet no favors wbatover. Tbo refusal to meet these appeals does not at all change our views of Mr. Scnoy’s lib erality. Ho cannot afford, however liberal he is, to attend to these ap peals. If bo did, ho would have to re sign the presidency of tbe Metropoli tan Bank and would soon waste bis fortune and still do bnt little good.— He will give where lie thinks it wilt do tbo most good auil on his ow n mo tive. Ho docs not require to he begged to do his work. It is tbo spon taneous outgrowth of his liberal son! God bless him. Cheaper I Ran Phy-slclmi*’ lulls. “A Tliiug of Bcanty isn Joy Forever." What is it ? Something prepared for woman only, and used by them exclu sively. It is adapted cnpccinlly to canes when the womb is disordered, and will cure all irregularities of tho ‘‘menses" or “monthly courses" Ity restoring the dis charge, whether acute or chronic, in ov< ery instance. Jlradfield's Female Regulator, “Wo man’s Best Friend," is prepnred Ly.i>r. J. Brndfluld. Atlanta. Go., prico 81.50 per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Bright's disease of the kidneys, gravel, diabetes, catarrh of the bladder, lame hack, sciatica, leucorrhiea uud fenmie wetikncaa are cared by Prat. Guilmctte’s Kidney Pad. Try it and lie convinced. That the pad fatle to euro. Thla great r positively and Permanently euro Lnmh Hack, Sciatica, Gravel, Diancac*. Drop*' IMresso of tlio kidneys, Incontinence nml Rule f the Urine, Inflammation of tbe Kidney-, High Colored Urine IlRh Rack. Side or Loiui, N< ail disorder* of the Bladder and Urinary Organa, whether contracted br private disease or otherwise. bAlMBfl. if you aro sulfarii-g Iroin female Wrakncsa, Leucnrrhn a, or any discos- d the kid ney*, Bladder or Urinary Organa, YOU CAN BE CUBED ! Without ■wallowing nauseous medicine*, by simply wearing PROF. QUILMETTE S French Kidney Pad WHICH CUKES BY ABSORPTION. druggist for PROF. OUILMETTE'I “EY ‘ w* not got it. aend t iad by return mall. TESTIMOLIALS FROM THE PEOPLE: JUDGE RUCIIANAN. J. P„ Lawyer, Toludu, (J jaya: ••One of Prof, (lutliuctto'a French Kldm Pada cored mo of Lninhago in tbreo week'* time. My caw* had been given up by the bo*t doctor* i Incurable. During all this time I suffered unto! agony and paid out largo auma of money.” TSR, f. P.. Toledo. O n *aya: year* with Sciatica and Kl-lt: tireiy MXambriglit Green Grocer, AND DEALER IN J A FRESH LOT OF Country Produce KELTS ALSO ON HAND A NULL AND WELL A9- HOUTED STOCK OF GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO. CIGARS, STANDARD AND FANCY CRACKERS, CANDIES, NUTS, t FRUITS, Etc., All of which aro offered for ca»h at reasonable price*. I MEAN BUSINESS Store cottier Newcastle and Monk Street*, BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. Sir. David Clark SAVANNAH & BRUNSWICK. LEAVES SAVANNAH FOR BRUNSWICK EVERY RETURNING, LEAVE BRUNSWICK Tuesday % Friday evening FOR SAVANNAH. Make* cln*o connection at Brunswick with B. k A. Railroad, and nt Savannah with Ocoan Steamship Co.’a steamer* to and from New York, and with Fire Insurance! N.V.UNDURITIK’iU'Y. [COMPOSED OF THE GERMANIA AND 11 ANOVER INSURANCE CO.’HI and BRITISH MERIC.1 MIIR’K CO. CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCOS. SMOKING TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES, PIPES, PIPE-STEMS AND SNUFFS. My NEW brand* af Chawing Tobacco* conaiat of the following varietioa: Lorlllard’* Bullion Nugget*, Climax, Gold Block, Epicure, Oeorgia. CMMICtoln (flue cut): Old brand*: Kcno. Orarely’* Best. Stiilt* 3 A, Little Stella, Lillie Dale, Pinafore and Suucy Side (fine cut)—Id all thirteen brand*. SMOXINO TOBACCOS—NEW: American Mechan ic, Pocahontas, Solid Foil and Saratoga (tbt Sarato ga and Solid Foil very fine); Old Brand*. £!\ k ® ham, Blackwell’* Dnrham, 01* Judge, Mild Rich- round Ocm, Old Dominion. Beat on Hand and Rich mond Mixture No. 2 {the latter brands very fine)— in all eleven brand*. CIGARETTES: Duke Durham (long cut). Royal Puck, 8woet Ool den Seal and Sweet Caporal (all flue) —four brand*. My Pipe* cousist of twelve variation. CIGARS—NEW. Little Duke (Key West). Ambas sadress, Churnca, Prof. Morse, Steamer Bland (Key Weat), Plantation, (hand made,) Good Luck, La Carolina, Armenia—all fino. ... „ , . Old brand*: Bouqnot, Crltorion. Solid Comfort. Moonshiner, Old Smoker*’ Delight. Thre e Daisies General Gordon, and tho famous Bald Head*. All of the Utter are flve-cent Cigar*. In all 16 brand*. A few dozen of those handsome Chamois tobacco bag*. Welehel'a cigarette tube*, aud cigar holders. Cigarette Papers (line); Snuff*—Lorlllard'* Mncco- boy, Swoet Scotch, Railroad Brand (very line), to gether with a variety of Pipe-Stems, Clay Fipoe, Wooden Pipe*, etc., etc., etc. 1 Invite Inspection of my good* a* to nnallty and price*. My aim is to supply a necessity lopK fell iu onr mUt*t, and in order to keep abreast of the tlmea n* a TOBACCONIST, I earnestly solicit a liberal nat- ronago of my friend* aud the public generally. Par ties from the country i * 1 * togj.„ t D „ - — .. my good*. Remember tbe place—Two door* below the Post Office, adjoining tho Dexter Exchange STRICTLY CA8U. Please c It. FULTON GOODBUEAD. a#-Look out In a few daya for tbe “Funny Man.” A. E. HEINS, Raker & Confectioner, -ALSO DEALER IN- T. O’CONNOR, Jr. ♦^-DWELLINGS AT VERY LOW BATES, fob FANCY GROCERIES, TOBACCO, CIGABS and FHUITS. Ice-Cold Soda Water ALWAYS ON HAND. Tobacco and Cigars A SPECIALTY. I prepared to supply you with any and GOODS DELIVERED FREE. G Kb RUE VETTER,. -rutchca. ed after i .fitly c Kidnc: 'SgUIRK N. C. SCOTT, Sylvania, have Iteoti a groat sufferer for 10 years with Kright' Disease of tbe Kidney*. Kor week* at a time I wa unable to get out of bed; took barrcla of medicine, hut they gavo mu only temporary relief. 1 wore two • •- f. Uullmette’s Kidney Pada six weeks, and I iow 1 am entirety cured.” HELEN JEROME, Toledo. O. . 1 have bran confined, a great part nt tin Pref. Onilmettc'a French Kidney Pad four weeks.” MRS. I write*: “ I suffered for ii yearn with Lame Hack and Iu three weeks was permanently curc<~ lng one of Prof. Ouilmette's Kidney Pad*. B. F. KEKMLINO, M. D., Druggist. Logsusport. Ind.. when sending in an order for Kidney Pad*, writes: •• 1 wore one of the first one* we had and I received more benefit from it than anything I ever used. In fact, the Pad* give better general satisfac tion thau any Kidney remedy we ever sold.” RAY k SHOEMAKER. Druggist*. Hanibal, Mo._ •• We are working up a lively trade in your Pud*, and are hearing of good result* from them every «i*y" PKOF. (WILMETTE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD. Will positively cure Fever aud Ague, Dumb Ague, Ague Cake. Ullllou* raver. Jaundice. Dysperala, aud all disease* of the Livnr, Stomach aud Blond. Price ullmetk* Treatise y mail. Add rean II .60 by mall. Rand for Prof, on tbe Kidney* and Liver, fro FRENCH PAD CO.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by JAN. T IILAIN jell-Iy A Dcailwood mioiator, anra Ilia De troit Free Press, recently preached three sermons, led the Sundy-achool, acted na rcfcrco at a priza fight, trad ed abot-i'una, licked n deacon for snoring during service nnd married threo conplos, nil in ono day. And yet some of our Eastern ministers, who preach two sermons n week, claim that they nro overworked. A veritable live coon was captured in tho park in Savannah this week by tbe keeper. How long bo ban been quartered there, nnd whence ha cume are mysteries. The kec|ier has known for somo time that some nuimul was depredating there, for bird's nesls have been destroyed und fish missed from the fountain. On Saturday last a white convict, named Wiggins, working for W. D. Grant A Co., on the M. & B. exten sion, lost his life by attempting to touch off two blasts atone time. The first went off before tbe socoud took firo. Now that it has teen discoverd that Albany whiskey does not mix well with nrtesinn well water, tbe enthusi asm iu that city is not so great over *!' the necessity of an artesian well, BAY STREET, BRUNSWICK, - GA, < D. Killsk, Jttilgo Co Ct., . of J. W. Lalhrop A Co., Savannah, Jup’t Chirk Superior Ct. Wm. Bwum KN. J. W. WIMIIKULY, J. C. (JlLBERT, . Man*. Co. Treos., Wm. D. Pik*cb, rsoAg, Day Ac Oordok. tiwl with tho proprietor*, ami many 'halt* They*are*nir!nof «g. a. u.ooiAiurrr. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC lama, (i t Sold by all druggist* •OMPANY, Prupr: Convenient lliiilroittls a > il'isiness, the the .Steamboats, Furniture New, Table Good W. C, BECK &' CO., PKOPRI&TOIW. angrSMy WHITMAN'S FOUNTAIN PDMP. L’EST GRKEX AND BLACK TEAS. M ISTS (IFNI IXK NKW CHOP GARDEN NEED ONION SETS. oilmen cm:\vi sc ,<■ smokino TOBACCO. The Best 5 uent Cigars. "a “tv i ni.ii.vs nul l, waits. jFWIin., AT MACON, Ilegiuniiu: < 17, continuing out* week. A. K. IIK1NN. MORISS LUCRES, Wood Turning, MOULDING MD SAWMILL. House Until! lng, Picket* of all stylos der, Wood Turning of every ilescriptioi . ... and Clrcntar Sawing dono with noatnea* i patch. Octagon anil Fluted Balusters, also aud Ralls constantly on baml, or mads tn order.— Patterns, Roped ar 1 — - — - rs, abut, No’ i Twisted Work, Ton-Pin* and itiimfacturera; In fact, all trade* aupplim i* —lhavoal era, Hltppci Frames, Clock Shelved, list and ■ owell Racks, he, Ac, AiTl’leaMo give me a call, and leave your orders. -All Jobbing attended ‘ Libera! Premium, [nme Industry. Pii Largo P bead to .Poultry, FI-ld Crops, lacbinery, Trotting and Running Rvo ! Secretary for Premltt: TII08. HARDEMAN, Jn . Pro* We lianer, BRUNSWICK, GA. Boot & Shoe Maker [i(i 0 ^»y >ft * r Monday next I will keep constantly Fresh Fish and Oysters St my Fish Market on Litllcfk-hl and Tlson * wharf. I atreu* ran he supplied at any hour of the day.— *™r ,r * t-noouniu, FRESH G ARDEN SEED JUST RECEIVED! LARGE Lot OF JJUIHT’H GENUINE AND itui.f. At LE HEEDS FOR FALL PLANTING. Turnip, Cabbage, Beans, etc FOR SALK AT BLAIN’S DRUG STORE, |uly’*Mm Newcastle Street. poesale; Lumber Shingles, Lath*, elc ■Hcrlption*, togc’bci -d Fencing Utah d possible time. Mth Laths, Pickets, Shingles . T. Putnam’* grocery. WM. KEURAUER ifenalbu Fur destreytag iorert* <mi tree*, vine*, etc , wa- tcHsi gardens aad plants. «•***»•« carriage* and . protecting iwildiug* tnso fire, aad adapt- Leave to Sell. GEORGIA—Glyw* Conm. Application will b* made to th Conrtof Ordinary of Glynu county, <»*., at u<- Cr*i ,atuafter the expiration at four work* ftom the date of thia “re, fur teava t.v sell l-t number 117 in the Old n of Brunswick, and lot ntxnl-r in tbe New n of Brunswick, in the county aforesatd, sai l •wl.mgtng t.> th- aetata of Mrs. A. c. Clark, lat ‘ wuttty, .tre-.-aw-vi for the benefit of tbo bUre W. J. PRICE, INSl’EUTOlt OF NA VAL STORKS, BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA OH. COWMAN, Contractor and Builder, dIll NIWH K, tlROIKtll.%, R>wid< Rafcreuc •W-Iy preparts! to do all klml* ..f w.-rk In my line ice on Newcastle st-eet, near tlte Ctly U*U J. Mich a Ison Jc L’ru., A. Kaiser * Rro n«l creditor* •• Tlltf: A.in.1 i. set Mr*. A c C- P. GOODYEAR, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Jv, j M.chaWn'* provision % jure. Uluuct»ter Street, BKUN'SWIUK, GA