Georgia Historic Newspapers

    New Advertisements.
Notice.
A tpectet meeting of the Glynn County Boerd of
their offlet on MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 7tb, 1881.
Dj order ot the Precld
Brnnawlck, Nov. 1,18Bl7
Jldvy[ti$er and $pyeal
rtTBLUHKD EVERT
SATURDAY MORNING
AT BRUNSWICK.GEORGIA.
Gold or Greenbacks !
up*j ti
hell thi
noe. Cell
GOLDSMITH k CO.. The Orocura.
Good Money for Bad!
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER C. mi.
HOME MATTEBS.
Poet Office Time Table.
General Delivery opens 8:00 a. m.;closes8:00r.M.
KegUter end Money Order Business opens 0:00 a.
closes 0:00 f. u.
TIME OF CLOSING TnK MAIL8.
St Simons msll closes 6:30 a. m.
B. k A. mall closes 8:15 a. m.
M. k B. mail
l 8 *'
Ssvsnnsh, Macon sod Derk-u through poucl
■coupons etUchcd. end get the highest market price
for them. We ere to-day paying
*0 PEE $1,000,
For them, but cannot leevo the offer open.
et, "Hrit corns first served,'* end those who ere
prompt will reep the benefit. Commuulcste with
Dr. W. B. BUBROUQHS,
BRUNSWICK, GA.,
INSURANCE ANO COLLECTING AGENT,
WILL BUY AND SELL,
Land ai\d Real Estate.
Offlce noxt to Post Office. meyjl-tf
LiADD’S
Hydraulic Lime!
Doesn’t fry nor pop, end set* under water. Bead
orders to
OLIVER’S PAINT STORE.
Savannah, Ge.
L’ARIOSO HALL,
Nov. 9, 1SS1.
MASKED
SKATING CARNIVAL
AND '
“P OLO!”
The Ladies’ Store
I wish to cell the ettentlon of the ledlee of Bruns*
'[ end on the lln
e assortment of
wick end on the lines of our railroad* to my hand
Millinery & Fancy Goods,
CON8I8TINO OF
French Chip Hats end Bonnets,
French Felt Hats and Bonnets, plumes,
French end Atnerlcan-Flowers, Olovee. Lscoa,
Flush end Satin lUbbona. Sash A Shaded Ribbons
Shaded Satins for dress trimming.
Silk Velvets, Velveteen In ell colors.
Children's end Ladies’ Hose.
Drees Trlmmngs, nssameuferie end Fringes,
Worsted Goods, Buttons, Csavas Mottoes, etc.
KID GLOVES,
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Tnls store is exclusively for ledtoe, end they will
find e varied assortment In
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR,
AT EXTBEMELY LOW PRICES.
Only Lady Clerks
Will be employed, who will show good* My
Sot Counter
Is still kept up, whtro will be found tnsny useful
article. When you do not seo what you wish, ask
for It, end If 1 haven’t It, will order It for you with
pleasure. Country orders solicited.
MRS. M. C. ROWE.
The work ou Dillou’s now building
goes rapidly forward.
Captain Risley has moved bis cigar
factory to tbo Smith & Dexter build
ing up stairs.
13 pounds sugar fof *1 at MOORE k McCRAUY’8.
Wo long to seo the work com
menced on that new depot. It would
a great improvement.
Dr. Burroughs is back from his
summer tour, looking well and is now
ready for business. Seo his card.
Soused tripe and pigs' feet, smoked beef and
tongues for sale cheap et DUCK k CO.8’.
We havo just received several fonts
of light-faced typo for job work. Send
iu your orders. Prices reasonable.
Wo hear it whispered that an oper
atic and dramatic entertainment is on
tapis for the latter part of this mouth.
Fresh couutfy eggs et Goldsmith A Co.'s, the gro-
Call at Glover’s and secure your
ticket and seat for the grand opening
of L’arioso Hall on Wednesday night.
By reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that a special
meeting of the school board is called
for next Monday.
Butter 30 cents per pound, heme 15 cents per
Jund, good tees 50 cuuts per pound at
MOORE k McCRARY’S.
New btylcs iu ludios’ dolmans aud
cloaks; also, full lot of new Butter-
rick’s patterns just received at the La
dies’ Store.
An owl threo feet from tip to tip
was captured last Thursday night at
Dr. Blaiu’s. Iio was in search of pig
eons for his supper.
Just receiving fresh suppllus of dry g:
A Suggestion to Bc>nl Kntato Agenti
There are several men engaged, in
a small way, in real estate ngt noics.
This business is increasing in impor
tance and will Boon become profitable.
Wo suggest to them that they^ com
bine, subscri je each his proportion
ate share to tho preparation of a small
pamphlet, say of fifty pages, illustrat
ed, descriptive of Brunswick, Glynn
county generally, St. Simons Island,
Cumberland Island, and other points
of interest. They advertise tlmt they
will act as agents for sale of farms iu
county, or lots in city. Get out say
20,000 copies of this pamphlet, or 10,-
000; then let each agent take his share
of pamphlets, and monthly, preparo a
circular, giving list of lots aud of
farms, with locution aud price; each
agent preparing his own circular, say
500 copies, and distributing 500 cir
culars and 500 pamphlets each month,
the circulars to bo corrected and add
ed to, each mouth, as now lands are
placed in their hands. Thus, if three
or four agents go into it, 1,500 or 2,-
000 pamphlets will bo distributed each
Manufacturing in Brunswick.
Editor Ad vet User: Observer has
made many suggestions, and among
them has touched on manufactories.
What manufactories can bo operated
is nn important question. Tho miud,
in these days of Cottou Expositions,
naturally reverts first to cotton facto
ries. Observer says one runs night
and day and another is building in
Atlauta, with steam the motive pow
er, aud that conditions aro as favora
ble here as there, with tho except ion
of-ndded freight ou coal. Has the
idea suggested itself to him that the
waste wood from our mills and pine
forests will furnish ample fuel until
we aro a coaling station and have
cheap coal ? But can wood bo used
successfully in a cotton factory? The
cotton factory in Macon has answorod
that question by burning wood suc
cessfully. That -being the case, why
can’t we have a cotton factory as well
as Macon 2
Wo aro at tho port of shipment of
yellow pine, pronounced equal to teak
for shipbuilding by Admiral Farragut,
month where they will do the most are surrounded by groves of live oak,
good, besides distributing ihc [Mivnte havo lino white oak upon our water
a wlr.h to
""M?S‘ fa iFon pnoFrrjj
11 you he.j PRACTICAL H
FLORICULTURE I
^StSffUiSSl) GARDENING |
or for H<m Ua. j-pOR PLEASURE.
All bjr PETER nENBEBIOX.
- Price $1.50 each, {mstpaitl by mail.
hatu ami notions at J. J. SPEARS'.
A Liberty county reader of tho Ad
vertise r—not a subscrilter—calls
Brunswick “Atlanta No. 2.” Now wo
know that our efforts have not been
Tho Hattie Darling, the fruit vessel
from Nassau, arrived in port tho past
week, this being, wo presumo, tho
first of a series of trips to our port du
ring the winter, aud our people again
rejoice.
Coffet 8 pon ids fir J1 fft Goldsmith k Co.’s.
Eggs sell in Liberty comity at fif
teen cents per dozen, and arc a drug
on the market, and yet wo havo to pay
id Brunswick thirty-five cents per
dozen. Why don’t somebody start a
chicken farm ?
Bacon 11«, ft* 13,'-. toiiU tier pound at
MOORE A McCRARY’S.
The Garfiold Club met in force lust
Monday night. A committee was ap
pointed to scluct and submit to it futuro
meeting tho names of suitable persons
ns candidates for Mayor and Aider-
men for the ensuing election. The
club nre iu earnest and menu bu.siue.ss.
Coffee 8S pounds for J1 at
MoORE k McCRARY’S.
General Superintendent Muj. John
F. O’Brien, General Manager Major
Henry Fink and Vice-President Kim
ball, came down on special car last
evening, in company with Superin
tendent Edwurds, over tho M. A B.
Railroad, on a tour of inspection.
Superior Baldwin appins just
circular of each real estate agent.
.As wo are printers, wo dcsin
say that this proposition docs not t
anato from us, but is suggested by
arnost friend of Brunswick. It sir;
us, howover, as a shrewd aud v.tlu:.
suggestion.
Tho original suggestor
if our real estato agents wi
suggestion it will not cost in excess
of $1,200, and that it will bring thorn
in sales of property and percentage
thereon threo times that amount in
the next two years; that Florida 1ms
been built ny by a judicious ubo of
printers’ ink, and brains, combined
with small capital, and that investors
have passed by Brunswick, fur ex
ceeding Jacksonville in beauty of lo
cation, healthfulnoss and adaptability
to agriculture in outlying country,
scarcely knowing that Brunswick was
on their route, simply because no ef
fort was made to advertise our mani
fold advantages.
He charges nothing for this sug
gestion, and asks tho real estate;
;euts of tho city to think it
to act upon it.
lolnp «
* kr»p
'LDHMITff A CO.
A Husbscrtlioii to tho I/mlnno Clul
Tho writer feels some delicacy about
suggesting to the on’y moo who have
demonstrated, iu a practical way, the
benefit of corporate effort, both to
tho public and investors, but as they
havo already provided for one kind of
understanding in their skn iug rink,
he suggest that they add a wing pre
pared ns a library, where they will
keep fibs of papers, jaTiodicals and
radually build up a fine library. A
librarian can be put in charge ami it
ado to pay, besides being a
great public benefit. The methods of
making it a paying institution can he
remanded to nu better hands tliau tho
entleiuen belonging to tho club.—
Further, (mother wing might ho add
ed with some good billiard and pool
tables, and parties desiring to play
these games for exercise or pleasure,
who will not play in bar rooms, e«»uld
ratify theis desires at reasonable eo.-t,
and to the benefit of this club.
Lmrvrv. !
courses, also cypress, bay, cherry and
hickory. Tho cherry is admirablo for
inside finishing work, the livo oak in
valuable for important parts of the
vessel, as steins, sforn posts, breast
hooks and tho like, and the yellow
| pine for the main work of a vessel
,’s, that; cypress, also, useful wherever white
lopt tho pine can bo used, and pronounced
excess i equal to it by experienced mechanics,
g thorn * The bay, cherry ami curly yellow pine
contago j second only to mahogany and walnut
for inside work. Wt^havo a harbor
ample to float largo ships; iron works
accessible from the North or Chatta-
uoogu and Atlanta; tho report of an
experienced shipbuilder, Albert G.
Jewett, who built vessels heroboforo
tho war, that Brunswick is second to
no point iu tho United Statos as a
centre of shipbuilding activity aud on-
terpriso; the fact that a brig was built
hero early in this century on St. Si
mens island, by Mr. Hamilton, I
think, which is yet afloat, wholly con
structed of Georgia woods—why
shouldn’t we him* shipbuilding.
The reference to woods suggests
that there are two exhibits of woods
at tho Atlauta Exposition, one, if I
mistake not, from Carlton Stacy, of
Brunswick, and another from Mr.
Collius, a mill man, formerly at B. A
A. Railroad shops iu Brunswick,
showing twenty-seven valuable woods
growing iu marketable quantities iu
South Georgia, all accessible to our
city by our lines of road. Our gum
tree is pronounced by experts for
hubs nud other parts of carriages and
wagons a splendid wood. Had Dr.
Tabor lived wo would havo had a
company manufacturing carriages
le-ro to-day. Why not havo another
in sumo business? A shoe manufac
tory, a tturnery, a broom factory, a
soap factory—all arc feasible.
Improvement.
Tho Cumberland Route.
Brunswick, Nov. 1,1882.
Editor Advertiser and Appeal: Will
you permit space in your paper for a
suggestion to our people and to boat
owners? The Cumberland Route
was justly popular. It has been taken
off. Tho M. & B. Road wi'l not keep
up or risk tho expenses on a boat
when they havo certain and through
communication with Jacksonville by
S. F. & W. aud Way cross & Jackson
ville Ronds. But the writor is assured
upou good authority that if private
parties or Florida roads from Jack
souvillo, Fernandina, or both, put on
a lino of steamers between Brnuswick
and Fernaudiua, tho M. & B. Road
will arrange schedules for them, sell
through tickets, and run a sleeper in
to Brunswick. Such a routo will pay.
Freight between the two points can
bo mado an important item. Let our
people, the peoplo of Fernandina, the
Hurriwau railroad into Jacksonville
from Hart's road, aud Sonator Ynlee’s
peoplo have a conference and arrange
for a boat, conditioned upon the M.
& B. Road entering into nn agree
ment to run a sleeper into Brunswick
and make through schedules, and
then ask tlmt road iu terms for such
a gontruct. Let a committee ho ap
pointed to confer with the railroad
authorities of Florida, and put this
thing in shape. Its importance to
Brunswick, to our hotel owner- aud
peoplo generally should cause imme
diate and effective action.
Cumberland Route
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW GOO
X-.ow Prices!
HAMS,
SHOULDERS,
STRIPS,
BACON,
LARD,
SUGAR,
COFFEE.
FLOUR,
BUTTER,
CANNED FRUITS, HARDWARE,
CANNED MEATS, QUEENSWARE,
CANNED VEGETABLES TIN WARE,
CANNED FISH,
JELLIES,
STARCH,
BEANS,
PEAS,
POTATOES,
GLASSWARE,
VINEGAR,
SYRUP,
CIDER,
NAILS,
FISHHOOKS,
—AND
ZBISCTTTTS,
I w.. r*iii Coo u! i«*r*.
Under this caption in its notes on
the Exposition, tho Constitution thus
l\iH
J. J. SPKAUS’.
•d to th.
On next Wednesday night L’ario
.Hall will hoop
Many of our oily renders will bo Lj H j thtvl
sliuting ciuuiv
played a game
»f the exhibit of McIntosh and
counties. This exhibit is a
eiit part of that of the M. A
ad, and has been worked up
ndefiit igalfie tow nsman, J. M.
who secured tlio space,
! tl.o w.ioic affair, arranged
ibits, and not being ublo tore-
lueed Mr. Duit in charge.—
wlmt the (.'••n htution sa\s:
The original lists of population ta
ken by our census enumerators, in
1880, aro, or should bo, ou tile in our
Superior Court Clerk’s office. The
enumerators who took that census
could readily ascertain, from the lax
lists, city returns, and general in
quiry, the number of now comers,
black and white, sinco the ceusns
taken, nnd it would be gratifying to
know just wbat tlio percentage of iu-
creaso has boon.
Read Railroad aiticlo on first page.
It is worth your perusal.
ThoitMMMls «'*>(• ll,XVI»y Hesitate,
Joy to the Would! Woman is Free!
Among tho many discoveries looking
to tho happiness and amelioration of
tho human race, none is entitled to
higher consideration tbun Dr. J. Biad
field's Female Regulator, “Woman’i
best Friend.” By it woman is eman
cipated from nu ui burl css ills i>eculiar
to her sex. Before its magic power
all irregularities of the womb vanish.
It cures “whites,” suppression of the
“menses,” and removes uterine ob
structions. It cures constipation nod
strengthens tho system, br»
nerves and purifies the blood. It nev
er fails, as thousands of women will
testify.
Prepared by Dr. J. Brad field, At
lanta, Ga., price $1.50 |K*r bottle.—
Sold by all druggist.
TiIomasvili.k Ga., June 2H, 1877.
I havo been selling Bradfi- Id's Fe
male Regulator for years, and it still
continues popular—on evidence of its
being all claimed for it. I can recall
instances iu which it afforded relief af
ter all tho usual runic dies had failed.
S. J. Cashew, Druggist,
BRUNS WJCK_MAKKET.
OFFICE ADVERTISER AlfD APPEAL. 1
IIui mhui. x. Ua.. Novell.!., r 5. ’8il. j
Below wo fjnoto iirit'i* current for to-day:
COTTON.
I MMdlinff
.11,S
CHEESE,
RICE,
GRIST,
MEAL,
CORN,
MACKEREL,
COD FISH,
PICKLED BEEF, SAUCES,
BUCKETS,
BROOMS,
BASKETS,
BAKING POWDER,
LAMPS,
EXTRACTS,
KEROSINE,
FISH LIN®S,
CIGARS,
TOBACCO,
SNUFFS,
Pocket KNIVES
PAINTS,
PIPES,
Powder stul Shot
-AT-
goldsmith & co.’s,
THE GROCERS.
All goods delivered in any part of tho City tree of charge.
Mpll-ljr .
Brunswick & AlbanyBailr’d
TIME TABLE.
Takes Ellcct Monday, October 3d, 1881.
Glynn County Sheriff Sales.
First Tuesday in December, 1881.
OEOROIA—Olvhm Count.
Will be wld before tbe Court Ilooae door. In the
♦* Brnnewlck, Olynn county, Georgia, on tbe
December. 1W»I, betwen tbe boura
four r. M. of that day, et public out*
pnined to learn of the death of M
George Pratt, of Leesburg, Fla. It
will be jeitiembcred that he was for
some time connected with the Seaport
I — — Apjxal office. At the time of his
For isre, sent free on _ death ho was editor of the Leesburg
PETER HENDERSON&CO. .,
35 Oortlamlt Bt, New Yorh. , , .
^—y.P. H , T. at Gcldatulth k Ce.’e, the grocer*.
Good lime is a great desideratum
in plastering—without it the best
plusterers will fail. To securo just
wbat you need, send your orders to
Oliver’s Paint Store, Whitaker street,
Savannah, nud Mr. Collins will semi
you a superior article at low figures.
Read his advertisement on this page.
Be«t C-c«nt cigar—Woodt u hidluu at
MOORE k McClUUY'H.
Tbo Presbytery ot Savannah met in
Walthonrville, Liberty county, last
week! The recent storm having blown
down the church building of the Pres
byterian congregation, Rev. Mr. Dnn-j
ieJs, of the Baptist churoh, tendered
the use of his church, which was ac
cepted. The meeting ndjomned to
meet in Brunswick next sprint'.
Pot Luck at OobUiuith x Co.'t, tho gr.vew.
The Ladies’ Store comes to the
front with n new advertisement tor
winter. Mrs. Rowe is just the ono to
mako tbe ladies nnd sweet little girls
look pretty and the young ladies so
fascinating t hat the beaux are made to
smile. The store presents a city ap-
f) S (tOOD ! pcaranco and the goods nre of the
• * * finest quality. The young lady clerks
are always polite, sparing no tr iable
v to show whatever you like; and the
matron delights to accommodate or,
consult with her patrons about items
of fashion, dresses, i»r IkhuicU.
Yiae lot of vtabsca in* i
which
>, by
iil.d
QntTtMuday
cry, to tbe hltfhMt end beat bidder, tbo following
‘ttOnSSbitfi lend, ritinted Ineuld
State end county, »ud in tbo Old Town of the city
of Bruuewick, end known and drecribi’d in the map
of mid city, made by George It. Baldwin. A. D.
1837, a* Old Town lot* aumtma *83 and 3W. 8aJd
property lerled on by the uuder-igned, ta Sheriff
nfmid county, aa tbe property of UrbanuaDurt. Sr.,
a truatee for hla wife, E. B. Dart, and her children.
* *“ * * the Hope
'. Oriffith,
' of T. M. Mayhew k Co.,
i«J upon a*
.id defendant, to «aflafy said
, ta. 13,007 8-1 principal; in*
•Vtnp to February lwi. M.W$ with *'•
trrent, and |40 60 c
Dart, Sr., truaUc ae rvfortwaid, tenant it
JOSEPH E. LAMBRIOHT. Sheriff Q. #.. Oa.
,, WIVt VU ?
AND ROOMS
for rent.
—APPLY TO
ska!.-
hkutefr
just m
hull
. ,1 li.iiM-
the I
very popular last t-easun li.nl v
aud e.\[Kct to s»ie it even I * i;
ronizvi 1 this winter. The imJ
are that quite n large number id
masqueraders will participate at this
opening carnival, which will present
quite au cnleiturning and auitisiug
scene even to those who do not care
to actively participate. Arraiigemeuts
have been made by which spectators
may have their chairs reserved with
out extra charge by culling at Oliver
A Co.'s, to whom we refer you for
any further particulars.
I lit foi
uy epi
. tab!
vs grow
Pure uliv<
•<»untie
There »
bucct
I Ge.
Thu bank of Bruuhwick is
by c*)i|K>rate effort of onr o
zelis, assisted by good men with in-J 11,< *’ *
terest here, residing elsewhere. A! rh<m<> o--.
city which bus increased in popnla-j I»v ref* rence
lion six hundred in the past year, iimiis it will bo
added seventy new dwellings and store | ,1
houseiFand a first-class hotel, three
wholesale houses, an l increased her
lumber and naval store business twen
ty per cent., is sure to have a bank.
in these
t the ex-
pcciiiicus of to-
h and corn. All these arti
cles are displayed on stands of thj$
(Ucttiusl curled Georgia pine. A na
tive of the w ire grass region*—an en
terprising gopher—is ono «»f the curi
osities.
Oul.lHililli & Oo.
This live firm has set an example to
«»"(• of onr croakers. Perfect stran
gers they have come among ns, and
by fair dealings nml judicious use of
e stepped I ight into a
ry trade. Printers’
■orgy, tiitwonwl with
in: Clerk) smiles will
ss fairly hum.
ink, in
!l»
js New Book by Murk Twain
_ »«Tb« Prince amt the Peoper.*' A book for
5 Um lotnto of Ml A«e*. lfo»t book for ctew-
XSS nn inr pobtUh«l. sold by B nl»crl|i<ioo
S only, fur tenu uni Ttfflar) •('plj
-g SOUTH KBS pUBUSlilNO CO,.
£ PCX HI tCCtlMfl Ncv Crlctae. U
J. I. SpEABS*
Mortu w’y tUMH»rif.»r «>«».
Whites, six; colored five.
Causes of death: Malarial,
phoid, one; rn.irasmn
one;.child birth, one; mania |e»tu, m
Total, deven. Under five years, *ev«
C. L. .ScULAi rEit, M. D.
Health-Officer C. B.
r advertising col-
tbat there is a
id for tho above bonds. Messrs.
Goldsmith A Co., of our city, and A.
Hnas A Bro , of Savantiub, havo a
word to say ou the subject in this is
sue. They would bo pleased to hear
from any and all who have these bonds
h»r sale.
NAVAL STOKES
D #3 00. K3 to. F fil7
i | IW, M 12 73, N I'l.l
(1.20?,|1 23; IU
*y. Iio oo<*jo 3
lira, ilry
Plillktolpbi*. r—ni HV : to D*ltlm< r«,
n»lu *(k', a.i>lrlt* 75c; to itoaton, ro»ln 4V,
Shipping Intelligciuie.
FOR THE I’oliT OF BRUNSWICK. FoRTHE WEEK
ENDING NOVKMUEU 4th. |a*1
Ji-l>H Ifot
il Mr I
1—Sjrfrl b
w. h. parsons,
PAINTER.
; ty*! Mi ssis. Cook Bio:*. A Co cleared
lhtrrluBft, | British b ark Cliiimmpas, Captain Me*
>.itn, one. | Quaiue, on the 2n i inst., for Ifc
in*, seven. • Aires, with a cargo consisting of 502-
070 f»*et pitch pine lumber, valued at! UUUSSWICK\ GEOUGIA.
$8,300.
HOUSV. AND SIGN
PAINTING,
DeC33tTICB,KuSOMI!(!IB,FBESCOIie£G8lllIlS
rrutnptly ®ie«:»itoal ill the l6to»t •»yb*.
j w.tt.Vly.
j el* Im C*OYm*T,
,,0,; ATTORNEY AT LAW,
next to tnvxtutRSMAsn AftXAi. uuUdittff.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
1
TRAINS GOING EAST.
(UUD c nr Anna.)
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