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FOR SALE ? ▼ kolM or frxct'on*. 4 NEW4TOWN LOTS. i».WJ ACBESL4NDINWAYNECOUNTY. * I.7CD ACHES LAND IN GLYNN COUNTY. xil-2t ^iA*A^S! f BraSSck,( MULE & WAGON For Sale! JXO. C. GREEN. Florcston Cologne. A New, Delightful And Euklouable Perfume. J '?«^Mlrf ,r AR r * ,| t,LMtI*trA Uefreiblng. SgM kr4r»«rt.i« m4 good. rftZkrt. uUcox dc Co., Chemists, If. T. PARKER'S GINGER TONI ; Clager, Eaehn. Mandrake, 1 a other of the beat medicines known axe com-, so aVillfully in Parkkb’s Gmcu Tome a to nuke it the greatest Blood Purifier and the Beat Health sad Strength Restorer trer lied. EaMail&SSr*'*'*, _ , ' If yon are wasting away with Constmpoott or, any tfisease.usc the Tonic to-<iay. N(matter what your symptoms tnaybe, it will surely help you. ‘ , Remember! This Tonic cures drunlcennet is the Best Family Medicine ever made^tiie different from Bitter*, Ginger Preparations ai other Tonics, and combine * the best curative prop-] erticsof all. Buy a 50c. bottle of yow druggist., None genuine without our signature on outside 1 wragger^lfiscoxd^Cr^CncraisU^fewJforkj PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Glynn County Sheriff Sales First Tuesday in November, 1881. £dvtyii$er md PUBLISHED EVERT SATURDAY MORNING AT BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER J. I«L HOME MATTERS. St. Simooe mail doeea 6:30a. u. Northern wajl c!oeee*t 8;M a. m. Savannah and Macon mall cloaaa 7 r GEORGIA- Oly*V CofNTf. t Ilousu d first Tuesday in November. 1881, between 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o’clock V. M. of that day, at public out* cry. to tho highest and best bidder, the following property, to-wlt: Ail the improvements In one-half of that cartaln lot of land in the city of Brunswick, said county *ud State, known and described in the plan of said ••ity, as Town Commons. No. 37. between Stonewall aud Lee utree**. Levied on ae the property of “ II. llainer, under and by virtue of two tagfl fi sued by R. M. Tison, Tax Collector of Glynn ty vs. Wtu. II. Rainey, for taxes due the State of Georgia and Glynn county lor the year 1980. No- Sheriff 0.0. U». GEORGIA—Gx.tj»x County. tho highest and best bidder, tho following property to-wit: AH that certain lot of land and improvements thereon, eitnate lying and being in that portion of tho city of Brunswick, said county and State, known se Dlxvllle, said lot known and described in the plan of maid city as Dlxvillc lot No, 2. East of Stone wall, botween George and London streets. Levied on aa the property of W. F. Pennlman and by virtue x A flee, issued by R. M. Ttson, Tax Col- iocior 01 Glyun county, against W. F. Pennlman tor tax** due the State of Georgia and Glynn county for tho year 18*». Amount of taxes, fH 45; cost, (7 7o. GEORGIA—Ot.TXN Countv. Will bo sold before tho court house door in tl city of Brnnswi-’c. Glynn «um*y, *»t . on tho i»r Tuesday in November, 1861, between 10 o’clock a.: sud 4 o’clock t>. m. of that day, at public outcry tho highest end best bidder UR fof ( Win. doscrib* PM"*ty to-wit. A>1 those certain lots or pur»«l* of land with it provemouts thereon situate lying and being in ft dty of Brunswick, Glynn county, Ga., and kuou * ' ''**■ * e and two of Old Tow of \v. w. Watkins s* adtolnlatratoi It. F. Wi'.'.Um* u'i der snd by virtu out of th» County Cot Pth distil c pal, 47 (W; fa issued lyun in ivor of A. T. a. administrator of the satisfy the .aid ll fa— . . me by L. J. Leavy, Con- v. f.ith d.strl t, G. M., Glynn county. Ga. ■ 1, ik» 66; cost $11 00. * K. I.AMliUIOHT. Sheriff G. Co. OKOROIA—Gt,r I 10 o'clock A a the l»u foi All that certain lot proa •naorts th( lees, 1 itnatu, 1)1 M . Glynn conn north-esst side par of tho Post . John Taylor's place. Lovie.) •el ol lund. with i: Jon oflk-e an l t »t the V* Georgia, in itvoi to satisfy the WU1 be ".1 1 District and * - property of 4 ‘ ’. V , I 1 Jacob K.: . M., Glynn county, • • Taylor, returned on stable ffrtth District O. M. \ Georgia. Principal #10 0A; interest *"01!. B. LAMBRNIIIT. Sheriff O. C.. Ga. GEORGIA—OLTNX County. wart house door in the utility, Georgia, botween u. and four o'clock **-»«-- ember, 1881, to the ud best bidder the following dt-scnls d prop erty. i Brunswick.« donerthod as tliirly-thres. levied on at t'lar*c, under sad by virtue « by R. U. Ttson, Tax Collet t Id county and State, sud known a G. M , ssid county. heavy, Conai Tax ft 56; cost 47 70. JOS. E. LAMBRtGltT. Sheriff G. Ga GEORGIA—Own it Cot Will b-i sold before tl uuawiok, Olyffn .. a November, ltMl. between teu o'clock a O'clock r. V. of that day, to the highest •r, the following properly, to-wlt: r parcel of isnd, with Tuesday n All that certain tract* . .. psovemonta thereon, situate, lying and being the37tn District O. M., Glynn county, Ga., contain- ing a.oOu a^rcs m»re or less, and boundwl on the norm and west by lands oi L. W. Ilazlehurst, south by ton Dovcrba.l tract, and east by Duffa-o swamp, and known as Anguilla." Levied on under and by virtue of two ux 0 (aa Ismisc! by R. U. Tiaon, Tax Collector of Glynn county, vs. F. W. Uaalshurat sud estate of P. A. liailchurst, for »xas dus the State of Georgia and Glynn county for the year ifttsi. Levied on as the property of said F. W. Ua- /.lehurat and tho csUto of P, A. Bezlabnret to aatis- fy tbs asms. Notice given to 7. W. narlehurst and t.-nant in posaesaion. Amount of taxes das (44 tf; JOS. V. LAMBRiGlIT, Sheriff G. 0., Ga. GEORGIA—Glvsn County. Will be sold before the Court House duor, in the city of Brunswick, Glynn county, ticorgia, on the firs* Tuesday in November, l«Sl, between 10 o'clock a. m. and four o’clock r. »c. of that day. at public 0 th« highest aud best bidder,: he follow- if la.td lug property, to.w Ail those certain • Domin' 1837, »wn lots nnmoers w, no, ;77, am' ty levied on by the undersigned, nnty, under and by virtue of a e superior Court of said county In ivorof W, G. said prop- •uertffot said . Urlanns Dart, Senior, as trustee for bn wtfe, K. H. Dart, and children. Property pointed out by j-'ainf'iFs attorney, and levied upon ss the proper- IV o: tb* Mtd'doit-ndaut, to satisfy mid 0 fa— Amount of said wi: t-rlncti.at dfcbtintorest Tip to ua’c 1,1 judgment, to wn, Fcbrtury, lwi, »il) *1: with tli“ acr-utng Interest to day of sale of s!‘ir. N<Hi •* jtven Urban us Dai.. Sr., as trust** aea. j. 1-A >fjjKItiHT. Mi-riffG C„ Ga GEORGIA—GLTVW Cocstt. Our pnblio schools coutiuuu to grow. Col. CollitjK rctnrui»l to tho citv this week. Mr. John M. Dexter leuves next week (or the North. See advertisement of H. A. Kenriek, real estate agent, of city lots, etc., for sale. " Mr. J. Wilder is gradually regain ing the use of his arm recently in jured by a full from his buggy. Tho Sheriff has a word to suy iu this issue about property to be sold the first day of November. Prices are just booming and tho man who buys closo and advertises his prices iu bound to succeed. .'or astonishingly good bargains in Fancy Gro- ■les, Confectioneries, etc., simply call at A. E, JIEINti*. Messrs. Goldsmith k Co. sell luucb tongues (four iu a cuu) at thirty-live couts per can—the cheapest yet. Do yon want a good mule and wag on ? Then read tho advertisement of Mr. John C. Green. They aro good. We are ploased to state that Mr. James T. Blnin is again ablo to bo out. Ho was quite ill for two days or more. Wo publish on onr first page a skotch of brother Grubb of tbo Fourth Estato. His many friends here will read it with interest. Mr. Micbelson has enclosed tho lot between his »esidonco and I/nrioso Hall with a neat and substantial fence. Tho location is materially changed. Mr. R. B. Reppurd is building an engine house for his yard engine, which ho finds nocossary to keep at this point for switching his lumber cars. Rev. Fathers Wightinuu, of Macon, und Calitarty, of Savannah, have been in onr city during the week looking after tho interest of their chnrcb at this point. Mr. A. V. Wood bus tho honor of loading tho first Austrian vessel ever loaded at this port. The bark Tigri is now at bis wharf taking in a cargo of naval stores. Tho Hoizeudorf Bros, have risen, Fhtonix like, out of tho ashos, put np a better establishment and arc doing a nice little business. They certainly deserve commendation. A Suggestion. In our last issuo appeared an arti cle, over the signature Observer, ev ery line of which, in our judgment, was replote with common neuso and practicability, relating to and suggest ing a method for tho accomplishment of an object that should be of interest to every citizen of onr fair city—that of building up and improving our town, and utilizing tho many vacant and almost worthless lots within onr borders. Onr correspondent's plan was tbo formation of a stock compa ny or corporation, whose principal capital should be land aud lots con tributed in lieu of cash by its mem bers, and which should be used os se curity on which to borrow such capi tal as should he needed to curry out any scheme of development iu which the company should choose to era- bark, which loans could be obtained and schemes carried out with much moro oaso by a corporation and con cert of action than by individual ef fort. Wo sco no reason why great quantities of.land in and around our city could not lie obtained for snch an undertaking, and we lirmiy believe that the successful working of such an institution, coupled with our bright future in railroad mattors, would, in a short time, give snch an impetus to our pluco that all property would greatly appreciate in value, if not ob tain oven fancy prices. Railroads do not kaild u town—they only make it possible for it to exist and prosper— and a half dozen railroads are not worth as much to a place ns the united and harmonious efforts of its citizens. Drunswick’s position nud connections mako it possible for her to bccouo a city of some magnitude, hut tho ciCy must lie built, and tho plan suggested seems to us to be cn- pable of doing a groat work in that direction. Wo would suggest a peru sal of the article in question by those who bavo not already dono so, aud that Observer prepare another urticlo for our next issue, going a little more into dotail, giving cxamplos of what might be accomplished, etc. in RKnoniiB. Father MoCabe* - "I must not think there nr* Evil* enough to dtrken til hie goodness; His (knits, in him, seem ss the spots of hearen, • • • • heredltsry, Bather than purchas'd; what he cannot chUge Than what be choonaa." i iff Neighbor Grubb, of the Gazette, os proHHoa a willingness for uh to hnihl a railroad from this place to Evelyn ho will rniso no objections. We hopo the other objectors will now “give in.” ElW and tn found st UK INS' Raj Oar friend J. M.-Dexter uever los- 03 sight of bnsiness. He can come as nigh talking insurance from morning till night os any man in America. His compauios have in him an able repre sentative, certain. Wo loom from the Teteyrovh and Messenger of the death of Mrs. O'. W. Popot, wife of Superintendent Pnpot, of tho Dodge mills in Telfair county. Mr. Papot’s relatives and friends iu this city sympathize with him in his affliction. Oar young typo recently received a lottor i v om a lady friend with tbo stamp put on obliquely, Rince which time ho has boon trying to learn tbo language of stamps. Our foreman tolls him that it moaus “I High for theo, M and now that young man piues for a furlough. Rev. H. P. Myers, of tho Methodist chnrcb, of this city, preached on Mon day night Inst nt tho Presbyterian church. Ho dwelt upon the sins of our nation, and most faithfully did ho apply tho knife to tbo festering wound. Would that evory inhabitant of this land could havo heard that sermon. Messrs Michelson Bros, is the first firm in our city to secure lady clerks. In their largo dry goods establish ment, Misses Nathans and^ Burnett can bo found over ready to wait on customers The Indies love to trade TT , u , . . , , , , , , 1 Uncle Sam s as anybody, except, pos- thore as a Indy clerk cau understand ... rt . .' .. .. . J . , . siblv, some ofiice holder. Wu haven t their wants so much Isii.er than gen tlemen. Chaimt* ol Kolimlulo. We call special attention to change of schedule of B. A A. Railroad. Tho travoling public will hail with delight this uew departure. The schedule of tho pussenger trains, it will bo seen, has bccu reduced three aud otic-half hours, thus doing away with much of tho anuoyauco of delays, etc. The freight trains will run a slower sched ule even than the presold mixed train. On and after Mouday next tho passenger trains will leave our city nt 0:00 a. m. and arrive at (1:45 r. ir, Just here it might not bo amiss for us to revert in onr minds to the con dition of this road only a short while back, und contrast with to-day. It has been but twenty-six mouths siiioo there was but one train on the road, with the exception of lumbor trains, and that one was a mixed train with scarcely any accommodations, and it took one day to go to Albauy and tho next to return. To-day wo fiud tho company arranging for daily passen ger and freight trains each way, with nico cars aud strong engines. Verily tho world moves, and tho B. A* A. with it. To Col. Schlatter and Superintend ent Mender, aided by willing snl*or- dinates, is due the credit of these rap id strides forward But this is not all—in fact, it is but the beginning! When Mr. Wolflfo gets his connections all completed, four trains will not be gin to do tho work. Wo hoj»e to l>c able to state, before we rosigu control of tbo Advertiser, that there are for ty trains a day over tho B A A. We certainly look for it. Some of our readors have twitted ns with “waut of loyalty,” because we did not put our paper in mourning last wcok. It is contrary to onr sense of propriety to put on moil ruing for anybody, aud entertaining such rigid views, we did not feci enllod D|>on to compromise our feelings. No, friends, don’t accuse us of disloyalty, we are “truo blue”—an original whig who stood out for the Union until Geor gia seceded. When that event came, we at once, like a true son, accepted the situation and wont into service, and now that tho war is over, have long since laid aside our animosity, Aud are to-day an loyal a subject of Ncv*mb*r,.lMl, rirtMi tbn nr* j.m.- v. m. or tnxt d*j »t pni/lic out- cat sti l ix-at biidt-r. the iol.owin# rty, to-wlt: tin loir of l*n<l. situated in r. nml in tl»( Ob! T» wn ol th< ft I known and •U'scrtb.-l in Uie »lo b;’ Uaorg! It. Baldwin. . Vflt fnllcii tkwporiitui,’ in I'JVO, homiv- : cr, wi'.h cnrjwt-biq'geni, •culnwiq'ii, fo- So solemn, 10 silent, so thrilltoff in its awful stillness was thosceno which unfolded to my sympathetic eye, that ray steps falterod on the threshold of tho draped chnrcb—the altar dennd- od of evory flower—not n breeze stirred tbo heavy folds of crape, and even tho mild face of tho Virgin Moth er shone misty through its vail of black. Lying quiet nud restful iu his flow er strewn casket was tho belovod shep herd of the little flock who had kept tbeir lonely vigil through the dark hours of tho night; emblems of woe docked altar und shrine; only n sti. fled sob broke the oppressive silence —“Father McCabe’’ would nevor again smile a benisou from altar steps; tho voico which. Sunday after Sunday uttered its gentle pax vobitcum was dead and still; the generous hand over ready to help, lay limp aud help less beside the quiet heart never moro to throb responsive to the tale of suf fering, pain and woe. If it is sad to seo the father of a family stricken down in tho midst of his usefulness, how donbly painful is it to sec tbo earthly representative of tho Father of nil cut down; he who welcomed us to tho house of our Fatb' cr, at our birth, in baptism, who has joined the hearts aud hands of our children in mnrriage, who has soothed the dying hours of our doar oues nud sung a requiem over onr loved dead. True, ns the eloquent yonng priest .from Feruandinn, Father O’Boyle, said, with n pathos beyond words ox- pressive in the genuine heartfelt trib ute over tho body of his friend: “A priest, but human aftor all, and being human, subjoct to like paseions with oarsolves—liable, despite the lofty es tate to which his priesthood raises him, to err nud fall short of what ho should be; yet, in that so much more is to be expected of him, in so much greater should be the churity extend ed to him, should he unhappily fall short of his high endeavor; hi* men an guish of rcpr-nlance in hi* sores/ puninh- ment." As a man, no more genial, cheery, liberal spirit lived in our midst. Not only amongst those of his own faith was ho esteemed, hat the first of his Protestant towus-pcople were counted among his wannest f.iends. Ho fonud in Brunswick scarcely a handful of Catholics, and no church worthy tho name. With tho fiery zeal of nn apostle ho labored for and with his littlo flock, until they not only arc a flourishing church, with a respecta ble odifieo nnd comfortable parson age, but have purchasod one of tho finest lots in the city, where, to use almost tho last w ritten words of Fath er MoCnbo, in referring to the hand some brick chnrch being built, “Thank God! it is peeping out abovo tho ground." I am informed that much of his own privnto means lies buried in that church's foundation. That a limn of such abounding cu orgy and singleness of purpose should have cume in conllict with others of like mind and disposition can scarce ly 1.0 wondered at, however much such collisions are to lie deplored.— That Father McCabe’* aim was sioglu und his purpose was pare wo certain ly believe. That ha could uot ulwaya control an iufiriuity of temper—a mis fortune too common to his opponents to allow us to "cost the first stonu"— more deeply deplored and mourned than himself. Indeed, “the manlier uf his taking ufi" in its awful suddenness, prove how terribly sensi- thc overcharged heart, which could not livo nud endure the weights of woe, caused liy misapprehension and leaving his work unfulfilled. God kindly solved the difficulty—in his ho ly arms rests our brother. Tears he- •lowed the lovely floral offerings which garlanded his casket; tender tones— if si range—sung his requiem iu ae termini, and borue by tho bands of bis devoted congregation—followed by friends Protestant and Catholic— lie was layed beside the beautiful bell whose chimes his hands had so often rung to cull "biscbildron'' to worship. Softly soughed tile breeze through the wnying moss of his favorite oaks; softly sounded the organ; softly fell, with the falling xml, on stricken hearts, the singer’s words “Biraaril »r* the d*««t wbo Jiv in the Lord, for they r*:t from tfc*r Ubore.” . con, etc. This department, especial ly, is in ebarge of Mr. Jnmcs 1 Drary in tho office and Mr. James O'Connor in tho ware house, and they are sell ing a heap of staff, too. Mr. Davis, tho vetoran ganger of the Arm, spends most of his time in the interior look ing np "the spirits.” There is still another employe of the flrni. I refer to tho polite Mr. Grasty, who rules at tho desk, monarch of all he-surveys. With pen in hand he is always ready to dot down every transaction. The firm have on hand at this time about *15,000 worth of naval stores. - A. V. Wood's Niivul Store I>«)K>t. Nearly four years since A. V. Wood, Fsq., came among us from Wilming- tou, N. C., ns cashier nud book-keeper for Jobu D. Sprunt, then engaged in a moderate way in the naval store bns- iness as au experiment. Daring tho ti pie so engaged with Mr. Sprunt who, by tho way, is one of nature’s uobiomeu—Mr. Wood, liy hi* quiet courtesy and strict nttentiou to busi ness, mndo many friends. Whon Mr. Sprant was called away to London be transferred hie bnsiness here to Mr. Wood, wbo continued the some.— Last spring ho removed his yard to the foot of J street nud the surrouml- iug lots, up town, where more room was to be bad than in the surroud- ing lots, wbero lie has put up wharves, buildings aud tramways suitablo for his businoss, and is now actively en gaged in shipping spirits aud rosin, having a stock now of *75,000 iu value on tho yard. Most of this stock goes abroad in foreign bottoms. The yard Is a busy scene, with samplers nnd la borers, nnd vessels at the whnrves re ceiving cargo. We are gratified to observe tho groat increase iu the busi ness of Mr. Wood, who has made his way, by strict probity and nttentiou to his affairs, nnd is known ns perfect ly reliable by pnrtics bo denis with, both hero and abroad. The old “North State ’’ may send us as much much moro of this kind of "Timber" ns sbo can spnre, and Brunswick will be tho gaiuer. Exhibits to th© Cotton ExiMMidun. So far wo undersand that exhibits from Gljnn havo been sent forward by only two persons, Mr. Robt Clubb (mention of'which has already been made ) oiul Mr. John P. Lamb. This latter gentlemen bus sent on sj»oei- mens of corn, syrnp and a new varie ty of peas. Master Carltou Stacy will send forward to-day iris collection of uativo woods of Glynn county -thirty- two varieties. We trust, others will not be wanting to swell tho exhibit* from old Glynn. The time is fast drawing to a close—only five days to the opening Brunswick and AlbanyR R, TIME TAIBLE. Takes Effect Monday, October 3d, 1881. TRAINS GOING WEST. I FREIGHT NO. 3. FAS8EN- GEU NO. 1 LEAVE. S 1 >. STATIONS. i PASSEN GER NO. 1. LEAVE. FREIGHT NO. 4. L. 5ri)0 ak I.6«) L. 6:37 ! 9:00 am i 9:50 10:22 If 25 BRUNSWICK 171 A. 6:45 6:00 5:32 A. 7:15 'WAYNESWILLE... 146 I* 5:43 1*7:10 10:40 32|LULATON 138 5 0611 L. 5:10 1*8:10 11:20 45(HOBOKEN 120 4:29 L. 4:10 L.8:37 11:41 50;SCHLAT’RVILLE.. 121 4:13 L. 3:50 L. 9:50 12:20 r m OOjWAY CROSS 111 3:43 L.3D5 L. 10:23 12:41 07IV ARES BORO 101 3:16 7* 2:00 I* 11:12 1:14 * 7f MILLWOOD 9J 2:43 L 1:14 I* 12:10 2:10-1 9( PEARSON 81 2:101 1*12:10 I* 12:27 I’M 2:20 9,’i KIRKLAND 71 1:35 I* 11:48 L.l:10 2:47 101 WILLICOOCHEE. 7C 1:101 L. 11:06 L. 2:14 L, 2:50 3:23 3:56 I 112 122 ALAPPAHA 61 12:32 pu U:52 I* 10:15 I* 9:22 BROOKFIELD 49 I* 3:35 4:21 130 TIFTON 41 11:27 I* 8:40 L. 3:52 4:35 .33 RIVERSIDE 3t 11:16 I* 8:15 3* 4:21 4:53 |139 TYTY 32 10:53 L. 7:44 L. 4:50 5:12 145 ALFORD 20 10:3-1 L. 5:37 6:35 T 151 ISABELLA 20 10:15 I* 6:20 L. 6:20 GDI 101 DAVIS 10 9:35 I* 5:35 A. 7:00 i A. 6:30 '171 BAST ALBANY 9:00 am I* 5:00 am TRAINS'GOING EAST. (sud vnriBM.) R. D. AIEADER, Superintendent. Approved: CHARLES L. SCHLATTER, Genl Manager. Oh ess, Carle) <L Co., -WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— OILS OF ALL KINDS, .... . NAVAL STORES, NAVAL STONES SUPPLIES, —together with Hay, Grain, Provisions, Etc. Highest Market Rates paid for Naval Stores, nishod at Closest Figures. Supplies fur- Iris-ir A. E. HEINS, linker & Confectioner, —AISO DK4J.KRIN— FANCY GROCERIES! TOBACCO, CIGARS and FRUITS. An.i Mull Th»»y Com© mentors, ruun-haters and sneh iik«*. - Those fine cigars, smoking tobacco,! WL * ^ :,veU cigarette* and pipe, -another lot of j Hireh^kV* Am.lr-1- »m now brands, “fresh and fine,” inst re-j reived at Goodbread's His cigars j, Among tlm valuable books wc huv, %XT& are exquisite; hi. pipes a novelty, aud I i, ‘“ m hUl >’. 378. 37$. 360. V». «M. 4®6. OO.m»U.IDG. #«Jd|t- Rmo L; n „ tobaCCO trillv fl gnlftre — t mno wo Chn rec *° ,ur HHHSSvHSHSSSiS: i OO and see for yourrelvre. ' It | t0 thn | Mulrr wul by virtue of ■» 4 ft t*»»te‘l froni th# Sor 0 Under thin head wo class the elTort of our townsman L. L. Carswell to furnish not only Brunswick, but the iutorior, with fish and oystors. There aro three reasons why wo should pat ronize him: First—he is one of us mid spends his money here; second—his prices aro low; third—yon enn always get what yon want on short notice.-- For those reasons we commeud him to all wanting nice, fresh fish und oys ters. Call on or addiess L. L Cars well, Littlefield A Tison h wharf, Brunswick, Gu. Chas. Green's Sons cleared British bark Young Eagle, Capt. Grnlmni, on tho 29th inst., for Montevideo, with a cargo consisting of 369,936 feet pitch pine lumber valued at $5,6(>H. Ice-Cold Soda Water ALWAYS ON HAND Tobacco and Cigars A SPECIALTY TIN SHOP, STOVES & STOVE PIPE, Tiu Ware, Plumbing, Pumps & Pump Driving. All Jobbing neatly 4ono, nnd antUfecUon ZST l Mu wi ll pr«i>*rn«l t< iiH-iy r" arerythin* > GOODS DELIVERED FREE. <.iv«mft»c»U. «t ftiiher my More nn tb» Bny «r wbor« myself or my clerk* will ly 4. K. 1IKINH. Ntiwri be hnt-py to “ \m 1> BRUNSWICKJKARKET. OFFICE ADVERTISER AND Att'KAL. ) Bnt'xawiCK. O*., Octolier 1. '**1. | Mow wo qnote price* current for tiMt»y COTTON. Middling F»lr 11 1 Middliuc II ilin* ll Middling iu Oood Ordinary.. • « Ordinary 7 KICK. Fair «'t,«#7 Oood '’.«7 Hough country... H. A. KENRICK, Ketil Estate i Land Agent, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA. nr ATTENTION GIVEN To COLLECTION OF RENTS. f«ibu T- Cullliu. Uutlm NAVAL STORES. Umixa-D ILW, KM 10. F(1.19, O » _ X (49, < (4M. I |3J34 K 93.79. M <3 22, ] SrtniTA Tmrxxnxt—Olla ami « ttlnra, sic. SUPPLIES. Bacon—Clear rtb tldM. Uhic, tibran. (1J4. mv—Northern, . rantem timothy (1.38. La*d—In Uerce», I3.‘(e; lo-.i a%d tnba.p.c. Ffcotm—Superfine, (C 806(6 75; extra. (1 family. |8 00; fancy, 110 «*10 80; baker.’, |H 90010 25. . * Ml- IIidk«, Wool, Ftc. -lii.le*, dry fi'nt. 19gtf| •»»*! f Hrni*wi. k. Held. » and 21. tVI. 3 au<l I. and 14 Kt. Wool -Unwaahed, fra* of burra, i-rima * jj * W 1 * 14 lou, rtitHKci burry wool, IW’A' Talfow. fie: ( nt. Pimof/* Mill*, Sept 23. and o-t, k ami 17. wax 30c; deer akin#. 39c; otter aklto^ »Vfo|5 «• cl. S. pt. Tt. and tM. 6 and 18. NAVAL STOKES mMGfllS N...!. M. k B. H. It., fr+i, n, and Oct. 7 ami 10. toil-Rnrin and apirlt*. 3-. *>1 t.. I'/.ltd Kwdjrn. Hej t. W. ami Oct. 8 and W. Kingdom or Continent dlrecA; t*. New I«k. «•» roeisi, 60c <>n spirit < M*m—Tn New York. r.»rin *v. «p‘rD' a, ro*!n *)-, M.lriti* **•; to lUltnn-rc, plrlU 75c. to floeton. rutin «Se, npirita -white'J7e, mixed Mr; >*' (1.20011.2.1; Ka*«.-r rOE -A FINE— Two Story Residence, tOalf* F»r further particular* in^ulra THIS OFFICE. 1). 1). AI ) DENTIST, BRUNSWICK, - • GEORGIA. Ofttcf tip Ataira In Cr/rtitl’i hr* building. )y33-l "" Tnx-Fnycrs, Take Xotte >! Phiiaiolphii R. M. TOON, T. C., Sir. David Clark only Direct Boat twienper wwk between SAVANNAH&BRUNSWIQK. LEAVES SAVANNAH FOB BRUNSWICK EVEBY MONDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOON. RETURNINU, LE.VVE BRUNSWICK Tuesday \ Friday evening FOR SAVANNAU. 5Uke# cloae connection at Bniaawlek with B. * A. Railroad, and at Savannah with Ocean Hte Co.’* Rtiamnr* to and from Naw Yor! Philadelphia, Baltimore ami Bouton and (him Naw York, and witE - —. more and Bouton ateamera.— Freighta at lowest ratoe. Mark all through (knight Brunawictr. on the dork. On and alter Monday next I will keep constantly on hand Fresh Fish and Oysters at my Flah Market nn LitfMUld and Tiaon'a wharf I’atronacr * Your ord Sep3-tf WHITMAN’S FOUNTAIN PDM Shipping Intelligence. know can recommciiil moro f.atJtr ii er o -‘aid Urbaana Lart. »r.. children, property point- JuSuTI . LAMBBlOlix.l Hundreds of men, wonion ami chiU dred resened from beds of pain, sick ness and almost death, and made strong and hearty by Parker’s Ginger Tonic aro the best evidences in the world of its sterling worth. You can find these in every comninnity.—Post. So© advertisement. octl-lm j than the above It is replete with in-1 week and fonud all hands bosj. Mr. terost and complete in every pnrticu-! Downing, the geuial general umunger, Yellow Jfjmaiiine. ^ Wnf.uuink Ga Kent 9ft Iftfil ! FOH THE PORT OF BRUNSWICK. VDKTUN WFKK I»rniiHwicK, Utt., Hopt. 16, 1881. *| kndino meptkmbku *»th. inn. ' arrivals! Sep 24-Sr bk Caledotttaa. UoCareyer, Sapabi. DEPANTURXI. fo*p 24—Sc Faria? in*—— New Yark. Hep 33—Bg Jeremiah, Blanchard, WUwIbgtcn. Sap ti—Br bk Young Kpgla, Uraham, MwnbMid*H>. Sap JO—Sc Jafferaon, OihbR, Naw Work. rley A Wo took s peep into tbd waro house lnr. With thi»» work in hand, yon enu in a ©oiueu* find anything the Bible contains. Mr. A. A. Andrews is the agent for tho work anil has hern can vassing the town for snbscrilrcrs with received us, mb ho always docs, with a hearty “good morning,” and bid ns welcome. Without any great ado this firm is quietly working op a large aud extensive bnsinesa. Besides ns* ■access. Secure the book if ftowible, Yfcl stores, they deal iu hay, grain, ba- Announcements For Ordinary. X hereby aotify my frtendu a ml Xhr public grt»«r Al iy tii at I tin • cMMSidatu for the offle* «f Ordbmry nt Glynn euutjr. u» fill the reesney orce^ajed *y the r«lgBet:oo <>fW. If. Ib-rrb*. I>| El^tb-M willftke W. J. PRICE, iNsmrrOROF NAVAL STORES, t< BRUWSWICK. GEORGIA CTP. GOODYEAR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 0*i-T Mi<*U> leou’« Preview** Sture. Ofoucre for Wrret, liltUXSWICK, GA. Elcftien Notice. An dwtioafor ordinary to All the xecawy «*•- eiuacd by tb* migiutlou o^W. U. UmrW, JU-i . will bt ho-H at ttie Oourt ILswe oo B**erH*y. Oreo* Vrs'.fc Uil T. O'OOWW, J»-. ' Cleft gttpt-rter Ceuxt. Fof diet roylog lmweto on tree*, Tto.je. et-L, we- Xvriov garden* end planta, wxehtog carriage* *n<l wimb'W*, protect to s build to<* frwu An, *ad edapl- »4 to ui*i»y « *. «. Mt-'Ud lor rirenbn to J. Nl. DBXTEN. Aceat, pugl.fin/ BriMwwkk, Oe. JUST RECEIVED! ONE CASK OF Spanish table wins, 0, *ul<k B«k amwtUu. <M »• mb u $1.50 Per Gal., —BY—> K. MEYERS; Ship Cliaudlcr. replO-lm w . G.H. COWMAN, Contractor and Builder, BRUNSWICK. GEOIlca.l. I as prepared W deal! km !«<■( la a Beeideace os Neweeetfe etrert. n-ar «L m.*i MMMto I.M.rtrl -L a Br.. A h. . eto-ly