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fliUBEMl HUTCH FM. k VOtAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT * WILLIE HIVES AT L’arioso Hall, JTES >A V. JUNE 20. In aid of the al*>v© fund! which 1* to he used in r-pairii g tbe Acadenj} building and fittiug it up with luud'.irn school furniture. Come Out, Everyone! DON’T FORGET THE NIGHT, 0 TUESDAY NEXT. JUNE 20! Jldveyfifcr and Jjtppenl. j FUBX4*HKit EVSIIY AT BRUNSWICK.GEORGIA. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 17,1882. Ticket* r,0c Re*orved soat* . ..75c Children under twelve, half price. Tickets* for wde at Giover Jk Dunu'a. New Advertisements. WantedL. To reut, A HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS AND A KITCHEN, for go«>d tenants. Apply to VIK’HELSON A BRO., iuuelltf . At uptown store. Weekly Review. Devoted to the Interests of Far mers, Housekepers and People in General. OFFICE OF GOLDSMITH .1; CO., Juue 1". The illarkct* <'(>TTON—Receipt* for the pint week have been small, owing to tl»e fact that none is rained in this vicinity. CORN—Firm and advancing, $1.05(6 $1.10 p*.r bush* el. We look fora decline, and hope it will come noon. DAL ON itaa been scarce till* week. Prices have been firmer for sides. Shoulders and ham* L. * much in demand, as they are too high.— We are selling sides KO,<i^l5c. I.ARE is still nice and white, and sells at 15cts.— ♦.’coking Oil Is cheaper, aud answers the same ltUTTUR^iu jrood demand. Tennessee 30c; Gllt- EOge 85«Mik:. EGGS ar.- scarce, demand go si; selling at 25(?£30c. •HICKEN.H—Very lew wo would like to have some. lUlsil POTATOES are M-diugnt $1 per bushel, hut ill.T I’OTViOFS are scarce, maud at »1 j»er bushel. 1»UIEI» FRUIT—Evaporated applet per jKnind, For the benefit of those who con tributed to the fntol raised for 4h | benefit of her, recently bereft of her SATURDAY M O R NI N G j husband, to aid her in returning to her home and people in Englaud we are asked to state that the amount raised reached the neat little sum of $177 25. We did the “Boss Grocers” an jury Inst week in saying that they sold their poorer grades of coffee at 15 cents per pound. It should have read finer graden. They don’t keep any of the poorer grades. They begin at fine aud go up. If you doubt this, try them;yes, try them anyway. Read corrected weekly review. Martel], Henessy and other brands of Cognac; al- ■b, beat brands of Iiye ami other whiskeys, for me dicinal aud other purp°* C8 : also, fine, imported ...i. ... i.. , i* » op/id/1 p oniViiT rna UO.\IH MATTEHS. Did you attend the concert last Tuesday night ? If not, can yon tell why? Mr. Charley Wimberly offered for sale the first native watermelon of the season. Read our Marietta letter from an old and time-honored friend of Bruns wick aud a contributor to this paper. There will bo two excursions down from Macon on the third of July—one for Brunswick and the other for Cum berland. Rev. Mr. Lyons, of Jacksonville, is expected to preach at the Presby terian church of this city to-morrow (Sabbath). See advertisement of Michelsou & Bro. for bouse to rent. A small house with four rooms aud kitchen can find a good tenant. Two foolish editors in Louisiana re cently tried to kill each other with dueling pistols. They kept tiring, and would not be satisfied. These chaps do not much resemble the wug of St. Simons, who declares that he sees no necessity for men to fight. He says if he were to insult any one he would You missed a geuuinG treat last beg his pardon, and if insulted him- selling at '20c |>rr jNiumi. - BEANS— Medium, good demand for hand picked at 12*ic per quart. GBOCEKIES. i OFFfci — )IT< SPECIALTY—There in a firmer he..; gin Eastern market.*, an 1 pome pros- pert for an advance. We are *tlll gixing H pound* good ltio lor $1, and 5 pound** choice Rousted 0ctf*< a for $1* Wo nay to those who have not tried our .parched coffee to get i package aud try It. We have a liner grade bleb we Moll frruui 15(3 20c.— change this week.— Tuesday night at L'arioso Hull. Such music is not heard every day. Tbo concert will bo repeated next Tues day night for your especial benefit. Be pure nnd read the interesting letter of our townsman “John Peter Pillicoddy,” from New Mexico. We wish friend Bostwick would keep up his correspondence weekly. Savanuah News: “The Ford Dram atic Association have been invited to visit Brunswick and give a perform ance. They have the mutter under advisement" Georgia Laud aud Lumber Co. cleared British bark Premier McKen zie, on the 10th inst., for Buenos Ayres, with n cargo of 295,337 feet pitch pine lumber, valued at $4,725. Every lover of our school should have a ticket to the concert, noxt Tuesday uight Besides having u rare musical treat, yon will bo giving aid in putting our academy building in bettor trim R. K. Walker cloared Russian bark Askar, on the 10th inst,, for Belfast, Ire., with u cargo of 3G2,925 feet pitch pine timber, valued ut $3,341, uud 21,- 033 feet lumber, valued at $281. The whole of North Georgia Hooded with peaches, so much so that transportation North aud West hard to get. Meanwhile not a ii| peach have we Been in Brunswick.- Can't somebody induce Home of those peaches this way? “Live* there » innii with * » Who, never t« luu.sulf hath I want my children comfortable ? This must be the condition of thoman who doesn't intend to attend the coucert on Tuesday night. The walls of the "first brick build- are moving upwards, uud ere long we may hope to see it completed. Who will be the first to imitutc the noble examplo of our young friends, Messrs. Moore A McCrary ? Constitution: Mr. Tom Ware, who is well known -ill along the Central Road, wuere he has taken up so many tickets and passes, has boon given the first train on the Macou and Bruns wick. Everboyd.v will be glad to hear of Tom’s good luck. He goes to work Wednesday. Wouldn’t it pay to invest a mere pittance towards insuring the comfort of your child at school ne.vt .vinter? Take your wife to L'arioso next Tues day uight, aud while thus assisting in a noble work, map a rich reward for your trouble. We had a pleasaut call this ut-*k from Mr. J. O. Walker, of the linn of Kenneth A Walker, of Disoma. From him we learn that he has purchased Mr. Kennedy's interest in the saw mill, anti will continue the business aloue. We learn, also, that the post- office Dixmii.i ins been chanyi.l ano is now Oldham. If you have i .-IiimI, go to L’arioso j Tuesday night, if yon have two, take your wife: if you have three, take your whole family. Ion who lmvt no rhil- CRUDE TURPENTINE! dreu, go and show your friendship to ol Rio coffee, for Java. M'GAIi—ihero bat- i price* taiuc. i*<t i FLOUR—Firm and mlvsnclng. Price*, ltd 6c. PEARL GRIST A* Usual. 40c per puck. KER08INE—Georgia t*et, 120 proof. f.Jtf gal. for fl. TEAS aie in good dctunii 1, from 40(A .‘5c per pound. CANDLES 18@20c lUCE I&g20e per ut GINGER 30"' -40c per lb Spit'll.. 25<w>49c " PEPPER 2VT&40O •* STARCH Ottlfte SODA 5c SOAP 5c GOLDSMITH A m . I UK ROSbGROOEUS. L. €4. fiOLDMffUTH' Manager. FOR &AJLE. ONE If*.HORSE ENGINE AND Roll ! It. in gooi colid’Hon. (Leap for caali. Applj to Wy NIGHTENGALE, Brunswick, U*. HOIlSE. Sli l\ll FRESCO PAZN<rUVGS Tin* uu lorsigned Is prepared to contract for all j lUg kind* q: palutiug in the most artiatic style. Those who desire fine work done it fair price* will do well to call on him at hi* office over W. H. Harrtso store, Xewcastla street, Brunswick, Ga. Portrait* copied iu oil. jelO-ly L. HADIMOX. (’IT A TI0N. STATE UF GEORGIA—o lvnn County. Whereas, John G. Moor*-, administrator of Jacob W. Moore, represeuts to the court. In petition duly filed und entered ou n-cjrd, that he ,liA* fully ad ministered Jacob W. M»- -re’s estate, this l*. there fore, to cite all {>ersou* ou; corned, heirs and credit- to show cause, if any they can, why said ad- first Mouday in August, 188*2 till aug il*m I «sloti ou the ICE CREAM. I’ur bal. gall >V Per qusft. Ice cream. i«v lemonade, tionery -%n be i«.uud vli l \S. E FLANDERS ASBESTOS ROOf -X3NIC3- INQUIRE A i FFIUF OF Ee BiJi-Oii Drury, BIG XSWIf'K ZD. hi.non livauKLS self he would forgive the offender. We can’t have all the good things at one time, else we would grow vain. The news from the crops all over the country is exceedingly good, the grain crops have been excellent and the present growing crops promise well, and tbe naval store business is flourishing, but somehow the bottotn seems to have fallen out of the lum ber busiuess. Take courage, lumber men, for “ ’tis a long lane that has no turning."' As a sick mule belonging to Mr. Fred Huzlehurst was lying by the roadside netir the city, where he had been left by his driver until lio could return for him, a wicked buzzard perched himself upon the head of the prostrate beast and deliberately proceeded to pluck out his eye, as is thoir usual custom. When the driver returned ho found his buzzardship thus perched and pulling away at the' eye. The new bakery and confectionery of Mr. A. E. Heins, at corner of New castle and Monk streets, is cleverly on its way. Now lot Mr. L. C. M. put up a nice building on his lot ou the northeast corner of the same streets, and Mr. C. one on the south west corner, and that particular lo cality of «>11r towu will bo materially improved in appearance. These would call for some other changes that would bo beneficial. ~~ Our B. &l A. Mail*. Our article iu last issue about Mr. Tison’s paper not ranching him iu season elicited from Mr. J. Mason Rice, postmaster at Jamaica, this ex planation : He says that Jamaica be ing the first post office on the roud, the mail is not always distributed by the time it reaches that poiut, and pa pers for Jamaica are frequently car ried by and brought bnck ou the evening train. Mr. T. sends for his mails every morning except Sunday, so failing to get it Saturday for the reasou assigned, it lies over Till ho souds on Mouduy. Now if this he tbe solution, theu the blame belongs else where. The fault would seem to be with the routo agent, who goes up ev ery Saturday uiorniug. It does seem to us from the time the mail is put aboard the train to the arriving time at Jamaica is sufficient to distribute all tlie B. k A. mail nnd more be set >. If the fault be as stated above, we trust something will he dune by tti authorities to straighten up the matter. Married. At the residence of the bride's mother, in Waynesville, Ga., on the 16tb inst., by Rev. A. C. Ward, Mr. R. Stewart Mclver, of Brunswick, to Miss Lula Morton Wiggius, <>f Waynesville. The groom has many warm friends in our city, and the bride, •Hiring re cent frequent visits, has also, by her gentle and winning ways, firmly es tablished herself iu the affections of a large circle of acquaintances, all of whom unite with us in extending to the young couple best wishes for a long life of prosperity and happiness. It is always a beautiful and pleasing sight to see a young couple embark upon the sen of life together, promis ing to share each other’s fortunes, “for better or for worse,” aud on the present occasion it is rendered pecu liarly so from the fact that this is probably oue of the handsomest cou ples ever united in this section. Glynn County Academy. At the regular meeting of the Board of Education of Glynn county, on June 12th, ou motion of J. M. Dex ter, n resolution was passed appoint- tho three city members of the Board a committee, President John T. Collins, chairman, to solicit from the citizens of Brunswick and vicini ty subscriptions for the purpose of en larging and refitting the white school house with improved school desks.— This is a move in the right direction, and we trust our people will respond liberally to the call made on them fat so worthy an object. The members of tho Board sub scribed eighty dollars on the spot. We will take pleasure in publishing the names of tho subscribers to the fund, that our readers may see who are the real friends of education our fair city, and we hope the com mittee may be able to make the old academy a credit to the place instead of the rookery it now is. We daily read of the rope ending many a mis-spent life, but Cholera In fantum, Worms and Bowel Disorders of Children were much more dreaded until tlio introduction of Tkiithina (Teething Powders.) To all whom it may Concoiq, rile uudentl-ned, being dtulrnua of aeciniH,, tbemielve., and sucb wher* aa shall witb theiu, all of the powers, privileges, immimh,'" and franchises of a corporation under the nSI?' Iona of an act of the Legislature of the stai ' Georgia, approved September 27th, lwn ' , An “‘ *» provide a general law for the incom^ J to « uhto ARTICLE I. The name of this corporation shall be tl Jt . v , 4 Georgia and Florida Railroad Company t ;7h . f Jectol said company shall be to construct emS ’’ maintain aud operate a railroad for public ni l’ 1 the conveyance of person* and property tvtuH L near Buffalo, on the Une of the Macon and ° r wick Railroad, in the county of Glvnn. S* th?2 n *’ of Georgia, southwardly through' the co.inofr 1 *' Glynn and Camden, In said State, in the rect practicable Hue, to tho middle of the • r dl * river, at or near the village of 8t. Mar vs county of Camden, iu said State, the distance h«, about fifty miles. • 1 Uce bel n* ARTICLE II. The business of said company shall bo n» H i by a Board of Directors, consisting of not three (3) nor more than uiue (9) in numbor an i h following named persons shall constitute tin- s board of Director* for the period of one year the date of these articles of association: Calvin w Brice, who resides in Lima, Ohio; George I k ... & who resides iu Brooklyn, N. Y.; Edward J who resides in London, England/ Arthur Ln, nett, who resides iu Jacksonville, Fla,: Charts u Willard, who resides In Washington, D. c • a » i t'arauel Thomas and L. M. Lawson, who r«sV,i« l New York City, N. Y. ,at? 1,1 ARTICLE III. The capital stock of the said East Georgia and Florida Railroad Company shall be oue million dol lurs, divided into ten thousand shares of one hm dred dollars each, and the principal office of mm company shall be located at Atlanta, iu tho state ot Georgia. In witness whereof, the uudorsiguod have here unto subscribed their Lames aud affixed tV-ir* als snd subscribed for the shares of stock in said com pany set opposite their names. xVameJ. • R'tidtnit. Skarn L. M. LAWSON (seal), New York, i, (Wu 8h . r ' SAM’L THOMAS(seal) Now York, l.ooo * C. D. WILLARD (seal) Washington,D.C.l,loo «« H. L. FERRELL (seal) New York, l.oOO •• COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW YORK-**. Before me, William II. Clarkson, a Commision. r of Dcods for the State of Georgia in *ud fur tho county and State of New York, personally appeared L. M. Lawson, Samuel Thomas, e. D’ Willard and H. L. Ferrell, to me well known who doth depose each for himself and say that the name* subscribed to the foregoing articles of a«*ociatioii are tho geuniue signature* of said deponents, and that they bavn signed said articles of associ diJn in good faith, with tho intention of constructing maintaining and operating the lino of railway de scribed therein, and that tbuy have auhscril>od for the shares of stock iu said company set opposite their respective name*. In witnos* whereof, I have heronnto set my hand snd affixed my official seal, this 3d day of June D. 18ri2. x WILLIAM H. CLARKSON, Seal. Commission for Georgia iu New York, ' jcl-3m 117 Broadway, New York City. BRUNSWICK^MARKET. OFFICE ADVERTISER AND APPEAL. 1 Brunswick, Ga., June 1C, 1882. J Below we quote price* current for to-day. COTTON. MiddlingFair _ Good Middling l*t», Middling 11 Low Middling U « 4 Gu.*d ordinary ]<••, Ordinary ;m„ RICK. Common .5 Good.. Rough Now- iorj The Ladies’Store try INHa 1 NAVAL STORES. Rosins—0 51.70. D $1.75; E 51.80;F G $2 00; 11 $2.10, I $2.15(^2.20, K $2,30; M $2 37 V*$2 40 N $2 70: window gin** $3 12!,. SfittiT* Tuuhcntinjc—Oils and wlii*l:.y*, 40c regulars, lie. SUPPLIER. Bacon—Clear rib side*, 14c; should* »•*. lie; ItaiUH, 15>ic; dry M*lti-u clear rib side*, 1. „*•; long clear, 12#c; shoulder*, I0! e e. Grain—Corn—white $1 7mixed, $1 op; oats C7«'70 ; bran, $1 50. Hay—Northern, $1.10; Eastern, $1.25; Western timothy, $1.25@1.30. Laud—In tierce*, I2.*(c; keg* and tub* Lie. Fixxjk—Superfine, $•» 25; extra, $G 7.kw$7 25; family, $7 23^8 25; fancy, $» 25®$s 75; bakers’ $8 25<a$8 75. Hidks, Wool, Etc.—Hides, dry flint, I3e; Halted WuUlc. Wool—Unwashed, free of burr*, iu bales, prime, »!>,*•; in bags, prime. 2iJic; slightly burry 15<«d8c; very burry, Tallow, wax 22c; deer skin*, 27c; otter skin*, Q5c(g'$4 iju. » NAVAL STORES FREIGHTS. Sail—Rosin and spirits, 3s. 9d/ff5*. *Jd. to United Kingdom or Continent direct; to New tork, 45.: on rosin, 00c on spirita. SUan~~To New York, rosin 40e. spirits 80c; to Philadelphia, rosin 30c, spirita 80c: to Baltimore, ro-iu 40c, spirits 73c; to Boston, rosin 50c, spirits Shipping IntelligoiH Foil I'HK POUT OP mtUNSWICK. Poll THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 16, 1882. LARGE AND CAREFULLY 8ELEOTED STOCK OF HATS, BONNETS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, Laces ; Buttons, Corsets, Gloves, Neck-wear, Anil eve rything pertaining to a Indy 1 , wnnlr.il- T_T i^Gerwear I have made n specialty, and tor quality and as sortment I claim them to be xuporior. I defy coin- petion In price*, and a*k oulv a fair examination of my good* by each and every l*<ly who wishes to buy. Bnttcrick’s Patierus constantly on bund, and or dered ut short notice, MRS M- C. RO WE. CIGAR FACTORY BRUNSWICK, GA I). G. RISLEY, Proprietor. CIGAU.S M ANT PACT UltKD BV 'HAND, A XL' OP THE FINEST QRADES OF Pure Havana Tobacco, And At prinufl to *at(«ry Any Anti all. Tht-f..- tr. can bo had ol tho following Arum iu our citv R. MirVEIlS. HOTEL, WIMBERLY* HEINS F. .7. DOEHFLINOEK, •I. llPSSELL IIOLZENLKIRP k BRO MATHES. MICHELSON A BRO., E. SOLOMON. MOORE * McCRARY. JOS. E. LAMUarOHT. R. F. OOODBREAD. POST OFFICE, W. T. OLOVE1I, O CONNOB i WENZ. COOK BEOS. * CO. ASA BURNEY. rhtcb th*- highest • \Y ILlkF.lt, iM d|on I J' our uoifeliLur's ciiilJreu aud appreci ation for tiie best musical talent it will 1 ever be yonr happy lot to hear Kcliui-'U' A iiiiioti meeting of the Bible .So<“i-| ety an l its friemls will take place next j Sun‘ay night (18th inst at tho Metla"list ehurcli. Rev. Mr. Lyons, Bible agent for Georgia aiul Florida, will in utfr-mtance and lecture ou the mil j. et “From Dan to Beershe- ba Mr Lions is an ex-missionary from .Syria, and his descriptions of thul Country me truly interesting. Give him a full house. arrivals. : 'J—Bg Myronu*. Jordan, New York. Juiu-'j—He OfcthlsC Berry, Seavey Boston. June 2—8c Izctta, Hinks, Now York. Jun*- 12—Nor bk Noah, Gji-uildsen. IJvaulurt, 8.C' June 12—Be O E Young, Marshall, Boston. • June 14—Br bk AUerby, Fisher, PIiiIh-Mphia. 1 di«' 14 g Dannb*Smith, Bo**f**n. luuo 14 -Bk Jeunitt Kw«vu«y ( Mer.-wt. Phibulclpoia »um 14—.v: Nellie, Bup.waller, New Y rk. June 15 Nor i,k Mathiido, ClaUBseu.PhiUtb.lphia •hm.' !«-*? H S William*, Wilson, Nhw York. DEPARTURES. Ion- 'J—S> A. u io L Mr Keen. Patterson, Belfast. June lo— Br bk Premier M. Keuzic, Wyman. B. A, June 10-Rush bk Oskar, Scbyberg*> i> Belfast. Jun** m~.Te Wiillamein, Scott. Newport New*. June 10—Sc E M Cook. McGuire, New V *.k June 14—Sc Tspor, Guthyi, Philadelphia. June It .Sc liebccca II ($noen, Pow• : , p. Aiubov, Dr. W. B. BURROUaHS, WILL BUY AND SELL * Land ar\d Real Estate. COLLECTING AND INSURANCE AGENT. REPRESENTS Royal, rapiUi Phu-nix, ot Lt.ndou, capital *. Western. or Toronto, capital Matihaff.n. LIf-,net assets and lueo Office next to Post office. .. f 25,404,231 ,. U.2.h>,372 .. 1.422,000 "III 729,455 may21-tf Ymjrdm are Solicited. Fire Insurance! DEXTER, Nl) HEAL ESTATE A*.hX r. PRESENTS THE ::i hi Ti ll, ii\,i. m. J. TUI INHUUA.'. MIIM All per* Cnrixtiue against iu v that 1 will ed By ite . o. elling* at very low rate- in town i el 12m i OTICE. hereby notified that my «de '•*’ "jws, has left my bed and board '•'•sent and without provocation, aud be responaible for auy debt contract- Bru u . t any character whatsoever. u ^ JOSEPH MATHEW wick, Ga., May 31 »t, 1882. Real Estate for Sale. I have tor taU to BruiMwtcIc ttiglbh, | b ta hath L t btulneAA pnrpoMA aud ( «thf" 1 dwel ling hoar.es. which I w ill .ai at low price.. JOHN T. COLLINS. iuay27-3t