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SATURDAY MORNING
AT BBUN&WlCK* GEOBQIA.
SERVANT WANTED.
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eottpptj. SwKln.t THISomci
Dissolntion of Partnership.
tblmatlS^rt^bteJbrateSvSbymitaStoS
Bnmmlek, Os., Ore Iltb, last.
Dr. R. B. HILL
00m b'i profeklaiit' ret m to lb. d’ xcc. Ol
Bnsnich. i_s b» tots*. 6,■□* tb.dx«, ukli
Offlte. oc-.l door to retort.' D-Of Store. Iter tb.
PctOCtc^ m,.l dtirlnf lb. .l*ht .t b.i rralUrnr.
«* (toorf. bttect, Dlxnlk, ncr old II. k n. n. B.
are*- ken-u
40 0 TONS
C OAL!
ST PER TON, $3 75 PER HALF TON. S3 PER
qua mu Tog, by
JE SSE WILDER,
NEWCASTLE STREET.
Fire Insurance!
J. M. DEXTER,
; MUBAMOI AND BKA1* 1BTATS AOXNT,
RBplUMKNTS THB
SOliTHKRNlHUTUAL INS. CO.,
of Athens, oa.* and 9 othku firut-olabs
companiss. (
^nsnrsnr, on dwellings at very low rstra in town .
Nottoe. *
AU orders tor, OAK WOOD of say length
•prosnAly tilled if left at . t
moTlf-fcU J.;T. BLAINW DBUO STORE.
. BOARDING. . ‘
Vkrtoknknt 1* troultek borbareMnls.
modatfd st my board! eg boUM, op stain In the
M*.Dixon Building, oo Newcsstl, street. Terms
. moderate and tibia good. J
dcclo.St ;Ms9. R. V. W/LTKRB. Q
Proposals Wanted.
. u
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund of the a
City of Brnnswiak. Os., * ivito sealed bids, sddrwfls-
ed to the Chairman of tb. Commission, nottl 19
o'clock, Tuesday, Jan. 10th, 1889, lor supplying said
Oommhoion for c jc,''sUoq bonds of tb, CRt of •]
Drams ck to tho value of abont seven t«uu buodred
dollars ‘comncy. IRdsfbrr 11 or any portion of the f
shore amount will ho received.
Tbs right to reject asy or sll la reserved. n
■ JOUNT. COLLINS,
Chairman Staking Fond Commission, City of 11
Dranswlck* 0*.
FOR SALE ! a
DER1IKABLBIIOI/SB ANDLOTonOoob. !a
vans Avwso-hvs rooms and k tchen nnder ono
roof, t* terms apply to pi
Dm W.D. BURROUGHS, A
idro3-tf or, 0. P. GOODYEAR. |j
Citation. »
«SaMHWiBE! jn
to Dublgnon, dsoosasd, has filed la this the Ordina
ry’s Court of Glynn eonnty, Oeorgte, her petitton .
for Anal discharge so rack sduloUtrstrix. and yon tb
and ssch of yon sre bershy Dollied W file in thie
This Dsoambsr 1.1881. EDGAR P. DART, Id
Ordinary 0.0. Os. ^
D. D. ATKINSON, S
DENTIST, . *
BRUNSWICK, - • GEORGIA. *"
oak. op iwiala OrentV* are bsi’aisf. jyss-i ac
G. H. COWMAN, «
Coatracto and Builder, «
■■CNtWZCK, UBOBCIA. Ol
I impteter-lk4.au UteUtoworblakyUa. P
Residencoou Newcastle ateeet, near the City Hs’l *
lufarspcas; f. lUehslaoa 4 Bro., A. Kaiser fc Bra Rf
Christmas Goods r.
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ARD HOLIDAY PRESCfCT^L ^ M
Far yonng si^ old, rMi snS ’p 6 °r# h<Wfesn5s, wives ci(
and aweetheerts, ^
Nice and heap ! 2C
’* Vk * ,v f
LADIES’ STORE. J
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VP.
SA-SK&gs&te&iiSHii
.; doses 4:00 p. K.
TIMS OF CLOSING THE BAILS,
tt. Mimm mall doses 8 J6 a. m.
B. 4 A. mail doses 8:18 a. x.
M. 4 a mil doM9J9A.it.
Savannah. Kuoo sod Darlas throogb ponobss
9lO99 9tTJ09.lt.
In oor next will tppesr tbe ftdver-
Xuu .1 lb. Xrtr Oroonj eton otOoV mu * C.
Several of tbe Captains now in port
r&e deaEE of 1
Dee 90th ia editor’s dap in Atlanta.
" f acknowledge an invitation
ident Kimball to bo present
I . "Cnrt.Wheel Hats.’
- A pnblio monrner, we desire to lift
np oor plaintive voioo against tbe
present style of ladies’s bats, wbiob,
to oor uncultivated eye, are anything
bnt pretty or tasty, to say nothing of
being awfully inconvenient to the
pnblio, as tbe approach of a oonple of
impositions is a death-knell to
in that direction, as tbe
^Street 1* completely obstructed on the
range of vision. Bnt tbe time to en
joy these nnisanoes is at an entertain
ment or farebnreb. O, it tbere ia any
one thing that will make a man feel
like exterminating tbe human race of
(be femalo way of wearing their hata,
it ia tp see one of these great, shaggy
affairs with a abed-room ettaohment
go np and take a sest in front of him.
Jast then be feele that murder would
be no crime.
If fashion, most be followed, we
would respectfully commend to our
lady readers tbe example of a Western
lady, wbo, on taking her seat in tbe
theatre, quietly removed her roof and
oovsred her head with a light shawl
or veil, thereby calling forth “threo
cheers and a tiger” from tbe relieved
maleaodieece behind her.
Tbe Savannah Newt learns that 76
No cbaoce for an extension.
Particulars later.
) Wilder !* jast receiving 400 tons
Bead the
A radical change
IMPROVEMENTS UN •'BRUNS
WICK HARBOR.
Ur. Editor: In view of tbe large
railway interests that are abont being
centered at this port, it may be of
pnhlie interest to have tbe condition
and tbe proepeets for tbs fntnre of
this bsrbor explained.
A survey of the harbor Was made
in 1879 by the U. B. engineers, to as
certain tbe condition of tbe ebanoels
of approach to tbe wharves, to locate
tbe aboalc, and to determine tbe cause
or causes of tbe shoaling. Tbe
salt of thie survey were to Bx tbe
project or plan for the improvements,
and to give a sufficient depth of wa
ter for vessels navigating them.
PACTS ASCEUTA1NFD.
First, tbat at mean tow waters
depth of only nine fee»'*as fotihd in «n* that experiment oonld not be
Li'
TUB REASON WHY
•Oh mams,1 moil havs os# ot Uiom Va’odpedee
si M-. HEIN8V’ “Why my son?" "Because they
are so pretty lod st.o.)*; ini, mss*, they at# so
easy to ride, ead too, Jimmie Madden bee oie of
them rad/send As*
Ssn't C’iu» iceUered loti of
toys In
nlth 4 <
. Two on-
reg ono of them
4 Co.’s, the groesri.
_ met on Thursday,
over to Uonday, Jan.
ppoii
rPul
They
iutmeut of B. J.
'ablio and evoffi-
OP BRUNSWICK.
Mrs. EARLE,
Of BROOKLYN, X. Y-.
Dm Jo«t eprr.sd e Ant-eUda uminrry Store on
Newcastle street, nest to Mr. D. T. Dnmi'e Dry
Goode store, end tike the Attention of (he Miss of
Brunswick to her stock of
FL\B MILLINERY GOODS!
LAOS KICK WEAR, TRIMMINGS,
, FANCY WOOL WORK,
lUiisassTUcscAn, .
Fancy Ornaments, Buttons,
PIBBONS, Era
c. P. GOODYEAR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Ot,r Mteb-lana'. Pro-lSoa Store. OIooam ter Mrttt,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
at call : bttt their bands at
ur rowla now dry and in
,il. *7 :nn, B, ,
>00.8.1 to 81.
The n. Il A. Kail road.
We promised to give some news in
this issue iu relation "to tbit road, and
to that end called on CoL Schlatter
and Ur. Thomson, Ur. WoUfe's rep
resentative at thia point We found
tbeee gontlemep weedy and willing to
give ns ell information in their power,
bnt they bid us aav to tbe public,
"wait with patience.” As noon as
Ur. Wolffs can get to thi.'point in
bia programme, we may look for de
velopments. Bnch a system as ia bia
can’t be workod np in e Hay.
i to'rri ,
AteuM toy,bo.-tIHI {Ida P'A a m.
jnciA Wto. 'tol an »te nfc'VS' Kan
mn.ua* siib.knw iurwiiasi x*;/.
' Hot Kor (ha Exposition.
By poatera of the M. A R Bailroad
it will be seen that tbe (Aearaion rats
over that road to Hasan tad return
from Brunswick ia $3.80, for Uonday
morning’s train only, bnt good for
five days. Passengers can return by
any train they desire daring that
time. Excuraioo tickets over tbe Cen
tral Road can be bought in Hacon
daring tho mum period.
PoliowSuH'jeart tort* for 1883.
1. That tbe calefy of tbe Marshal
be increased to 8900.
2. That policemen be paid $600.
3. That tbo boar* of tbe night be
etrack on the market bell.
A Tbat when a policeman is on do
ty he bold np communication with
persons on tbo street, unless it be to
answer questions.
6. That no policeman on doty be
allowed to enter any plaoe of business
or reeidenoe, unless in tbo discharge
of his duty, nor (ball he be allowed to
stand Or ait with idlers on street cor
ner..'' “
6. Tbat tbe last danse of section
117 of tbe code of ordinances be en
forced. It readB thus: "They (the
policemen) will not be allowed to en
ter n bar room or any other place
where liquor can be bought or other-
wise obtained, oxoept to qnell or pro-
vont a difficulty, or to arrest an of
fender.”
Ktw Ooorgia Syrnp, COo e ga’loa, at Goldnmltli’a.
Mitrrletl.
Wood—Colesberry.—On tbo raoru
ing of tbe 14th inst, at tbe roeidouee
of the bride’s mother, by Bev. H. E.
Lucas, Mr. A. V. Wood and Miss Mal-
lie Colesberry, both of this eity. Tbe
happy couple loft on the morning
train for the parental roof of the
groom, ia Wilmington, N. C., to spend
the holiday*. They carry with them
an ocean of good wishes.
Wyily—Cooper —On tbe 16th inst,
ft tbe Episoopal church, by Ilev. H.
E. Lucas, assisted by Bev. Mr. Pink
erton, Mr. Cbarles Wyily, of Darien,
and Miss Roboccn Cooper, of this
Wiggins—Butler.—On tbo 7tb inst,
at Wayncaville, Mr. Wm. Wiggina,
oldest sou of the late Hon. J. S. Wig
gins, end Miss Georgia Butler, daugh
ter of W. C. Butler, of Savannah.
tbe ehanuel abreast of Brandy Point
Second, that tbe volome of ebb tide
was less by many millions of onbio
foot than tbe volume offiood tide.
Third, that this difference was like
ly to go on increasing, unless atepa
could be taken immediately to coun
teract tbe action of tho, current* tbat
were creating thia state of things,
inmo KorosXD. . ;
First, to construct a jetty of oribs,
to be filled with send, brush and
stone, to run parallel with city wharf
or bulkhead line, to narrow tbe water-
wny to abont nine hundred feet, tbe
jetty to ran from tho shore of Buzzard
Island about three hundred feet, to a
point nearly opposite Cook’s wharf,
and tbenco to run down tbe harbor
parallel with tbo wharves to deep wa
ter below Brandy Point' sfii»l—3,400
feet.
Seoond, to dredge out a channel in
front of the wharves atflrtt onehun
dred feet hide and fifteen’ feet deep,
for a distance of 4,400 feet, to connect
with deep water at both ends, to be
increased to a width of 300 feet, and
a depth of eighteen feet at low water.
Third, to conatraet a defloeting
wingdam at the northwest point of
Buzzard Island, to defleet it portion
of tbo ebb water that now passoe
down Turtle river to the obannel that
runs in front of the eity.
Fonrtb, to dredge out tbo shoals
that have formed in this channel-
north of Bnzzard Island—to a depth
of twelve foot and width of ono^hnn-
dred feet for a distance of one thou
sand feet, to give a free water-way to
tho flow of tho ebb lido in front of
Urantwick, thereby increasing tbe
volame of tbe ebb water along the
channel of approach to tbe wharves.
In view of tbe large incroaaoof
business to be brought hore in tbe
near fntnre, it behooves the pooplo in
terested to take immediate and effi
cient steps, by a delegation to repre
sent them and their intcroetH, before
tbe oommitteoa of oommeroe in both
honsos of Congress. Fifty tbonsaud
dollars should be appropriated for
this work at thia session of the pres
ent Congress. S. L. F.
Cf Christmas Bwnin.
Somo people have a whoie-sonl
gencrooa way abont them tbat we do
admire. Of this number we might
mention oor Bay street joweler, Mr.
Cbarles Doorflinger, who bos made
glad tbe boarts of tbe editor’s house
hold by sending ns snch a Christmas
present as ono seldom sees. It con
sists .of thirty articles of household
goods, suitable for the dining room
and pantry, ami is intended as a part
of onr donation party, uotico of which
has been given. Evety housekeeper
in tbe land wonld smile joyfully to re
ceive each a present as oars. May
Mr. D.*s shadow never grow less, and
may ho bo allowed to fix np scores of
snob presents for others daring tbe
holidays. Los vo yonr orders with
biro, bnsbaods, and make yonr wires
happy.
- Dr. R. H. Hill.
We call tbe attention of onr citizens
to tbe card of this gentleman, for
merly of Bainbridge, wbo baa recent
ly come among os. Below we append
an article from the Bainbridge Demo
crat, which certainly speaks well for
bim:
This esteemed citizen and coll
ared gentleman left onr eity, with bis
family, last week tor Brunswick, which
.lace hs,will make his future home.—
Ve UK* pleasure in commending him
to the people of bis new home as a
splendid physician, a Christian gen
tleman," and’ono who will be love I,
when known, by tho citizens of Bruns
wick. We bespeak for bim and his
interesting family a hearty welcoiuo
from tbo Branewiekere.”
Tito Whisky Question Onoe Mors.
In the recent eonteet that failed to
come to a focus, was a square fight be
tween tbe friends and opponents of
restriction. Every one agreed tbat
tbo results of tbe whiskey treffio as
carried on were ovQ, tbe only differ
ence being as to tho plan to snppress
tbe nuisance. Tbe restrietionists
cried oat, *Wop tbe sale altogether,"
whilst tbe anti-restriotionists (princi
pally tbe dealers) said, "not bo, bnt
rather control it—compel those who
»ell it to conform to tbe letter of the
law, and punish every man wbo is
eangbt drank npon the streets, dis
turbing tbe pnblio peace or endanger
ing the lives of the people—in abort,
enforce the law, as they do in other
cities.’’ Tbe restrietionists’ idea failed
tried, so now the lovers of qniet and
good order yield graeofnlly to tbs
views of the other side, and demand
tbat their views be carried ont to tbe
letter. For onr part, we are free to
say tbat we believe that if tha law bo
carried ont in letter and spirit moeh
of tbe feeling that now exists against
tbe sale of liqnor would die out. We
have talked frith several of our deal
ers, wbo say they stood ready to oboy
not only tbe laws now existing bnt all
others tbat may be made, and they
unite with ail other good citizens to
ask tbat tbe Incoming Council stop
tbe evils now existing, and tbat have
so incensed the mass of onr citizens,
both white and oolored.
For the benefit of a’l ooncerned,
we wonld state that—
First, it ia unlawful for a minor to
bo employed to sell liqnor.
Seoond, it is unlawful to sail or fur
nish liqnor to a minor, unless with
consent of parent, or to allow bim to
play games in a tippling shop.
Third, it is unlawful to sell or fur
nish liqnor to a person already under
the influence of tbe same.
Fonrtb, it is unlawful to sell liquor
on tbe Sabbath day to anybody.
Fifth, it ia very unlawful for men to
get drank and disturb tbe public
peaoe, and endanger tbe lives of citi
zens—in short, to render any part of
onr thoroughfares nusafe or even un
pleasant for the lady members of onr
households to pees along.
Carry oat these laws in le'ler and
tpiiit, and, onr word for it, the ques
tion of restriction will never bo hoard
again.
S. M. alosauer.
In tbe press of matter last week we
omitted calling attention to the dis
play advertisement of tbe gentleman
whoso name beads this article. He
has in stock, besides a first-class line
of groceries, provision*, etc., a hand
some assortment of Christmas and
holiday, goode, also, an innumerable
number of toyc, fireworks, etc. Gall
on bim and get supplies for your
Christmas trees.
OUR MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
A Regular Waterloo.
Ooeftfi Lodge, No. 314. P. A. M.
A regular meeting of this Lodge
will be bald on Monday evening, Dec.
19tb, at seven o’clock r. k. Election
of officers will bo held for tbe ensuing
year. All member* in good standing
are expected to be present. By order
of H. C. bar -lzmld, \V, M,
Cut*. E Plurezr i, Secretary.
An ItnmeruM IIumIaivm
We never tire of speaking of Bruns
wick and bar business. Tbit article
wo devote to onr lumberman, R. R
Ruppnrd, Esq., wboeo name is
household word in tbe laud. Few
oven of onr own citizens know tbe ex
tent of bis operations right hero
iiuoog us. Through general manager
P. W. Brewster we are permitted to
give a fow figures that will astonish
even tbo natives. To begin then, be
occupies to-day with his shipping jut
nine hnndrcd and ninety feet of oar
water-front, along which is laid seven
side-tracks for the shifting of bis lum
ber from tbo yard along, tbe main
track to tbo various docks. Ho gives
employment to one superintendent,
from three to five inspectors, and
about forty hands, besides about on*
hundred hands in tbe employ of the
stevedores wbo are engaged in load
ing bia vessels. Ha baa at fatal docks
at this writing throe barks, three brigs
and six schooners, which, whan load
ed, will carry away over threo million
feet of lumber. He owns mul keeps
for bis buineas here a regular loco
motive, with competent engineer, eto.,
for shifting bia oara. This much in
Brunswick alone, beside* similar op
erations in Savannah, and sawmills
dotting onr railroad lines. Consider
all tbiii, and yon form some idea of
basinea of this lumber king.
Uanyi 9 Co. w , . < w /
Offer to those who wish to mike a
useful investment of money for Christ
mas presents:
Fogey willow-work stood* and bas
ket*.
Fancy zephyr shawls, hood* and
scarfs.
Fir wrist gloves.
Black and oolored kid glovea and
black cloaks.
A large variety of shawls and wool
blankets.
Hem-stitch and sQk pocket hand
kerchiefs.
Beantifnl dress goods, and an end
less variety of fancy articles.
Lest Saturday witnessed the most
quiet and ordorly municipal election
we have seen in Brunswick for yonrs,
and the biggest defeat. Good order
and tbe beat of feeling prevailed
throughout tbe dny. At no time
wonld it bavo been unsafe or even nn
pleasant for any lady to bavo passed
tbo polls. In tho field wore two tick
ets, beaded respectively by Mr. U. J.
Colson end Mr. J. F. Nelson, the
Mayor ineumbeot—the formor pat
ont by tbe Gtrfield Club end the lat
ter u a citizens’ candidate. When the
day waa over and tbe votes conuted,
tbe most confident Garfloldito was
completely surprised at tbe resell.
Below wo give tbe flgnroe:
OAinxui noser.
M J Colson 21
roa aldzsmei:
Josae.Wilder 331
J. R. Cook 277
J. J. Spears 291
W. W. Hardy 265
cmzxsra’ ncaar.
J.F. Nolson 130
roa ALDznvmi:
J. E. Dart 104
J. S. Burns 168
A. J. Crovatt 148
Morris Micbelsoii. 109
Tho Man Who Walked In His Sleep.
F. B. Q. Smith waa an .inveterate
sleep-walker. His family feared tbat
be would walk out of tbe window in
some of hie eomnambnlistic excur
sions, so they persuaded bim to sleep
with bis brother William, and to tie
one end of a rope aronnd bia body,
and tbe other end to William’s wrift.
Tbe first night after thia arrange
ment F. R Q. dreamed tbat a fallow
was after bim with a drawn
o be crept over William and
ler tbe bed. When be woka be
ont from nnder tbe bed tin bis i
and went to sleep. Tbe rope, it will
be observed, waa nnder tbe bed and
inlled tank Early in tbe morning
'. B. Q. crowded over sgaiost Wil
liam, and, to bis surprise, the move
ment jerked William ont of bed. F.
B. Q. jumped ont to see what was tha
matter. At tbe same time bis broth
er disappeared under tbe bed. F.-R
Q., hardly yet ewake, was thoroughly
frightened, end be dived beneath tbe
bedstead. As be did eo be beard Wil
liam skirmishing across tbe blankets
over bis bead. Once more he rnsbed
oat, just in time to see William slid*
over tbe othor aide. F. B. Q. now be
came sufficiency conscious to feel tbe
ropo pulling bim. He comprehended
tbe position et onoe, and perbapa lit
tle William woe not mad. He wea in
the hospital for repairs for three
weeks, and whou be camo ont be bad
a desire to sleep by himaelf.
—Don't walk in your sleep,
and bay yonr groceriei from Gola-
•mith A Co., tbegrocor*. adv
NOTICE
Having sold our Grocery
td leased “
Sto
Gol
Has just returned from New
York and Philadelphia, and
as a result we invite attention
to his selections for the
Fall and Winter
A snfo and auto means of restoring
tbe yontbfnl color of tbe' btir ia fur
nished bv Parker’s Heir Balsam,
which is deservedly popular f.*otn its
superior cleanliness. decl6-lro
BRUNSWICK MARKET,
OFFICE ADVERTISER AND APPEAL. I
“ - fiber IT. llll.l
.115
Below we quote price, current for to-4ej:
COTTON.
Middling Fair
Oood Middling
Middling
Low Middling....'
Ordlnerj .'. ^5*
HICK.
Common
Fair.....
Good
Hough country
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SUPPLIES.
WajrorcwM Dirntrlot*
The following are the appointment,
for tbe Waycroas District, ’as made at
tbe recent aoa*ion of tbe Booth Geor
gia Coofereooe:
J. M. Marshall, P, E. Brnnewiok,
W F Lloyd; Caiuden mission, to be
replied by S A Mitchell; St. Marys,
J J Analo.v; Charlton, to be supplied;
Dorieo, J B Cro -der; Jonesville, to
be (applied; Hine.nillo, A A Ellen-
wood; Jesap, R L Houiker; Black-
■hoar and Waycroas, J S Jordan;
Bethel, J W Folsom; Hotunvillo, to
be .applied by J W Wett; Nashville,
I F Carey; Brookfield, to be .applied;
Booth Coffee mission, to be supplied;
Worth, J E Boris; Waresboro mis
sion, W J Robinson; Batilla, C T
Dickie^; Greenfield, to be enpplied by
Attention, Uet-lleM Club I
A mooting of this Clnb ia called fur
next Wednesday nigbt, Det-omber
22nd, at tbo Court Hons.,, in tin’s city.
A fall attendance is desired, os mat
ters of importance, looking to tbe wel
fare of tb* city, will bn disenseed.—
Parties wishing to withdraw fruui tbe
dab sre requested to read iu Muir
names.
Ncrub Pony Hum.
The Flair Annotation bavucjticlud
ed to bare a little amusement [„r the
holiday*. By reference tc posters
published, it will be seen tbat tbo 27th
and 28 inst, bavo been set apart for
pony races in the Fair grounds. With
low rate* on tbe railroad*, wa expect
regular., sue.
D.OOS—ClMT rib .IdM, IDJfei .boaMm, a*,
b.m., isoi dry mum cImt rib iIAm, VMMk*g
clr.r, B V; .bouldan, ae.
mui»-cor»-.bll« SCSI*, mixed S1K0I <*>*
tic; brio, $1 JO.
lUv-Monbwa. 11.30; tutors, IIJO; Western
timothy, 11.30.
I ard—In tom. II v: kM. nd lube Itgo.
ricos-Snpcran., SO tw»« So, .tin, *7 OU0T N;
Amur. ,1 oott* 60; fancy, 13 60010 00; baker.’,
fH Mc$fH 73.
Ilimw, Worn,. KTO.-Uidi*, dry flint, U*oj wlUd
Wool—Unwtahed, fr»tof burrs, print
Ms. 97c; burry wool. IMilAn. Til low, fc: W9X 90s;
deer skins, 40c; otter skins, 1VH|4 00.
NAVAL STORES FREIGHTS.
Rosin sad spirits, is. OdJtSo. fit. to Uoflsd
Kingdom or CoOtiMut direct; to N«w York. 4Go on
rosin. Wto on spirits.
-To New Vork.
Ipbls, rosin 30c,
rosin 40c, spirits Tie; to I
tho store to
smith & Co., we beg to
attention to the fact that
shall now conduct a store
voted to
IRT HMDS,
Dress Goods, Notions,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HOSIERY,
CLOTHING.
And Fancy Goods,
And respectfully solicit an ex
amination of our atock and
prices. Goods new
and fresh I Our
in 9no, spirits 90); to
fits 90e; to Dslttmors.
Shipping Intelligence.
roaTaxra^oyreTOZjrojiraxwB,
Dm 9-Tig G
9—H9 K
Dm 9—lien Osrtstd,..
Dm 9—its I F Mason, Ntcksrsoa. Pruvldenc*.
Dm 19—8e Winner, Fry. Wmm-s Fsts.
Dm 19-kkM bk Osksr, lekytatM. *
“ * “ ~dint, N,w
Dm V—Ac Cook Bo'd«m, Lunl.'.ir. ion
Dm Ur bk An is, MePhs". Por:lsnd.
Ileo 11—**o O * Yonng. Ms’Sks'. Perth Atnbi
14-S, Wiu Wilson Pb'lsdslpls.
Dm It-Ho Hstt • Tnrn,.. Mefnfyra, Chsri_
Dm 13 -He M U Urs-p’isll, farssssl
DKPARTUREH.
Dm Jl-Rr Phial Is. R<igl#s, tsTsnssb.
Dm 13-Ck Levl a And, son. Ws.ts^Nmr York.
Dm JU-4p bg Emtnnel, cull*. D9?'a, Oft 9.
Dm 14-Ilk Mnlvsh, Perk js, I*o>t'»nd.
Dm D-Cgfr r«4*f*, Ooe'tl a.lm'isk.
Dsn 13—Ho P A Bewsr, Tl'.mj.
Dm Ik-Hu Rsiirs Basin, „r»U., Pb Udstpkli
York.
Fire Insurance!
T. O'CONNOR, Jr.
AGENT FOR THE
BRITISH AMERICA,
UnP’ULOMi&MB,
— AND
NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY.
Odes mr MsiUn'e Drag Htors. febl-ly
d. w. h. parsons,
PAINTER.
HOUSE AND SIGN
PAINTING,
0feiuiTiii l Kiiioiii!it l Fiaciiiu{6iuiiii
VnmpUy .untol I. U. totart ktylcm
Dr. W. B. BURROUGHS,
BRUNSWICK, GA.,
WSUMNCE AND COLLECTINQ AGENT,
WILL BUT AXDSZU,
Land ai\d Real Estate.
OOc.ti.it to tat OStom
Loxnox, Deceuher 12.—The bark
Premier, MeKuozie, from Sligo, for
Brunswick, Go., put into Queenstown
with tbe lore of her tsjla, and vtbtr-1 to" roe • good' crowd down on that
wise damaged,
ASBESTOS
roophsto.
INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF
he Baron Drury,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
TRADE!
DRESS GOODS,
SHEETINGS A SHIRTINGS
CALICOES,
HOMESPUNS,
SHAWLS. NUBIAS
COATS,
CLOAKINGS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
TABLE CLOTHS.
BED QUILTS,
RIBBONS, GLOVES,
BOOTS <f; SHOES,
HOSIERY,
CLOTHING.
NOTIONS I
In Great Variety. All we
ask is an inspection of our goods
and prices.
j>UNK <fe CO.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
BA. A FU. INLAND STEAMBOAT CO.
Five Trips per Week !
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»us >
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F* 4 O. Rsliro9ds to sll p
STEAMER DAVID CLARK
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Miralamfctf tarn r
WsdfMsdsy nlgkt.
steamer orrr or bridoeion
at Bcuterks my MUyia On.
STEAMER FLORIDA
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All 14, b'dfs of this Ubo brtngfrsi gli t lor Drmns-
wtek sad sit statl9MOM B. 4Xfc. IL. wfcfc wfcOfc
sprUlMB BniMwiek. on U9 dock.
l. r.oimfc
gj;« aAmu 4 tar.
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9mM cFcovrict* tkc past jwu's cna belts.9 It to be
BcwUfPWtlAiW FEgifibi will tlKt S *cr.
—MS.97 «9f d*999M tOf Wl tcb It (9 MOOWMAd-
ORA NT, ALKZAXDBB 4 00.
•1,000 EEWAEB
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aftowcaty, toCm. ..ttoCis, otixy misttslib.
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PATENTS
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sis
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W. J. PRICE,
INSPECTOR OF •
NAVAL STORES,
^BRUNSWICK. GEOBOIA.
TO BENT!
