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1 „ .lowed up Somethin* that Spark at iei tike a Diamond. Dublin (CM Gazette. •■David Bobinson brought to town Lct Saturday a small stone reseni' , glass in some degree, and yet more of the appearance of a Idiainond. He said he plowed it up L on0 of bis fields, and so bright was Itte sparkle that he was struck with lit as it lay embedded in the ground. |xbo quartz is about one and a quar- |ter inches long and about a quarter I is diameter. One end has a pebbly ■look, while the other has the genuine I diamond look. It cuts glass equal to Ithe finest diamond, and Mr. Bobinson |iays at night that it is so brilliant (when reflecting that held in the dark [the whole hand is made visible from Its brightness. What it iB we cannot Ly. He was offered ten dollars for |;t by somo gentleman' in town, bat laving nome faith in its purity, Mr. (Robinson preferred to have it anal yzed. Should it prove to be a real diamond, Mr. Bobinson will get at least $50,000 or $60,000 for it. We frost it will prove genuine. (be; Want a Rental of Ten Dollar* a Square Foot, The NewYork correspondent of the flartford Times says: The new Mills building, at the cor- [jer of Broad street and Exchange Place, with its eleven etoriee and four Lmidred offices, is almost all Anted [it extravagant prices. Eight dollars square foot of floor space is the «ntnl charged on the best floors of Itbis building, whioh would make the ■rent of a room twenty feet square $3,- r.’OO, or by far the highest price* [charged anywhere, and about double |the price whioh Mr. Mills expected to pet when he planned the molding. The effect of these rentals may be en in the uneasiness of other prop erty owners on Broad street, who st eady begin to dream of fifteen-story buildings on their plots and rentals pt $10 a square foot. As an indica tion of the drift, the southwest oorner |>f Wall and Broad streets was sold on Wednesday for $168,000. The plot boly measures 16 by 27 feet, so tnat |he price paid was about $414 qnare foot, which, I think, is the Inchest price yet paid for land in this That is what a great many people are doing. They don’t know just what is the matter, but they have a combination of pains and aches, and each month they grow worse. The only sure remedy yet found is Brown’s Iron Bitters, and this by rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood purifies and enriches it, and rich, strong blood flowing to every part of the system repairs the wasted tissues, drives out disease and gives health and strength. This is why Brown’s Iron Bitters will cure kidney and liver diseases, consumption, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala ria, intermittent fevers, &c. rjj S.'F&ca St., Baltimore. Nor, »8, i£8i. I was a great sufferer from Dyspepsia, and for several weeks could eat nothing and was growing weaker every day. I tried Brown’i Iron Bitten, and am happy to say I now have a good appetite, and am getting stronger. Jos. McCawley. Brown’s Iron Bitters is not a drink and does not contain whiskey. It is the only preparation of Iron that causes no injurious ef fects. Get the genuine. Don’t be imposed on with imitations. A CvnsMoralr Hnsbaiul. Texas Sifting,. Not long since one of the Schaum tig gills married a man who was talobratod for his poverty and other lad habits. Yesterday, Gilhooly met jMoso Schaumburg on Austin avenne, j»id naked him how his married |augbter was com ing on. ‘She vash doing fine. Her hufi- I'uiid vush so kind. He schoosts pays vu-ydiugs she yants. He vash loot mit her. He schoost pays her Iverytings.” I am glhd that he is so consider- Vell, I vnsu't glad dot he vash so p'l.d mit my darter." Because all de pills vash sent to to be paid. I visb be vould pe a little more rough mit her. He vash p<o kind mit my money.” A Chattanooga letter says: Already Ibere is invested here over $ 3, 000,- |lt 'i in manufacturing enterprises, over f-, 000, 000 of which is in iron inter- ( » One company alone, the Roane Company, has a paid-up capital l ,f ?i, 00(), 000, and I understand mon- :••> every day seeking investment r “ To give an idea how much val- - have increased here, in 1871 there " $3, 000, 000 worth of property, 1 ia 1S81 it swelled to $6,500,000, ' about one hundred per cent. In -he assessed value will be over '£"0.i mi. In the manufactories employed over 3,000 hands, .a.,. j ron Company payingone- • those, or 800 in all. A'l.mta youth attempted to h , Ip nee. He fell, and had his '' "ight between the palings, the “ : T points of which penetrated the • on either side. Being quickly •'Ci "l from his perilous position, he v ioing well. Spring styles CLOTHING, ■fl tamni Inn U n rfa OllVlf.* btl' lUlf. M/N SHOES ! For men and women, boys and girls, children and babies, o Ec^nsr C3-e i DRUG BUSINESS, •CORNER NEWCASTLE & GLOUCESTER STS., Brunswick, - - - Georgia, 1 I EXTENDS TO THE PUBLIO|ANPNYITATION TO EXAMINED FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Proprietary and Domestic Supplies, suck as DYE STUFFS] Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, TOILET GOODS, Etc., fLandreth’s Fresh and Reliable Garden Seed, AND EVEKYTHING1PERTAINING TO A FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE. OUKyBESCKIPTIONIDEPAUT- MENTIS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Mr. L. 7. JD. PBRSSB, Anloxperienoed and registered PharmacUt Eipeciai attention given to compounding physidana’ ^ Ipr ascriptions. H. BXJRITOBID, M. D. NEW GOODS CONTINUE TO ARRIVE FOK THE THE PALACE STORE -OF- J. MICHELSON & BROTHER I Ladies and gentlemen will find it to their interest to examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere. We offer you HUtl Green Grocer, AND DEALER IN *: til Country Produce GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ssTANDARD AND FANCY CRACKERS, CANDIES. NUTS, FRTTTTS. Etc., All of which are offered for rati, tt reeeonablo priced. <- I MEAN BUSINESS! Store corner Newcastle and Monk -•t-eets, BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA. A. E. flip, Biikei* it Confectioner, -ALSO DEALER IN- Flne Paclfle l»v»» at 1J>£ cento—worth IB. Linen lawn* 20 to a J ceutd. Otagbem If H cento—worth II. Unett dreed gooda (Tom IS to 30 cento. Calicoes t» to 8 cents. Martha Waahingt »n calicoes—fast colow—8 cent*. Beautiful black cashmeres 68 cents to «1. Hun's veiling—black and cream—«5 cents to $1. Lace buntings 20 to 25 cents. Summer alpaca* 25 cents. Summer camel’s hair dress good* 25 cents. Linen ulsters $1 50 to t*0. Silk poplins 40 cents. Cambrics 10 to 12% cents. Seersucker* 18 cents. Cheviots 25 cents. CHEAP AS DIRT. Fine assortment of white lawns and piques from 10 to 35 cento. We also invite yon to examine our Lediet’ brash kid ,3 00 to fa 75. Lcdioe* hid tope 13 00, »3 SO, S3 75. Ladies' light gee* *3 50. Ledie.' kid fox J3 00 Ladled' clipper, $100, tl 35 end SI o>. Gentlemen’s shoes—Prince Albert—$1 50 to $5 Go. Gentlemen's French and Oxford ties f2 50 to 98 09 Genth-iut ji's summer cashniero. for suits, double width. «1 25. Hammocks holding 600 pounds $1 50. Bed spreads ftem 80 cents to $2 00. A nice assortment of Japanese, linen and silk para* sols from 25 cent* to $4 0u. Masque netting 60 oents to $4 00. Ladies' shopping bags 75 cents t*> no. Baskets of every variety 50 oeuls Ur 51 00. Wo also keep h mee quality of HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, JEWEL RY, HANKERCHIEFS, TABLE LINEN, and, in fact, all articivs kept in h First Class Dry Goods Store. . «,«. . J A line lot of FANCY GROCERIES, FURNITURE, CARPETS and MATTING. DUNN CO I W‘‘ invito one and all to come. No trouble to show goods. CITY BARBER SHOP, Gentlemen’s Ready MadeClothing TOBACCO, CIGARS and FRUITS. Ice-Cold Soda Water ALWAYS ON HAND. Tobacco and Cigars A SPECIALTY. I am well prepared to rupply j n with cby uni) everything yon wleh to ext. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. Give me a call, at eitner my store on the Bay or on Newcastle street, when.- myself or my clerka will be happy to serve yon. Feb‘26 ly A. K. HEINS. Brunswick Bracket Works RICHMOND STREET, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA. * w ’ v . A J J.. * F EDWARDS, WARDUL CO, PROPRIETORS. Wood Turning, Moulding, SAWING, Etc., ffr of every doaerlptlc tag done with neatueaa end dlepetch. Octagon end Fluted Belnatera, Newel, end Belle eointently on bend or mede to order. Fittenu; Models, Hope end Twtoted Work*. Ten-Fine end Belli, fndien (jlnbe. Fire Insurance! T. O'CONNOR, Jr. AOENTIFOBTHE: BRITISH AMERICA, LIIERP’L& LONDON&GL0BB, —and— NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS’ AQENCY. Office over Hedden'e Drag Store. febl-ly TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO , HAETFOREh CONH. J. M. CARTER. Proprietor. SHAVING, HAIK CCTTINO AND HAIR DRESS ING done In the very lele.t end moet approved style. LADIES A SI) CHILDHES’S HAIR CUTTING A SrkClALTV. | trine il.innel suits, fast colors, $10 00 Din* 1 yacht cloth, fast colors, .'13 50. I Cashmere suits, all wool, $10 Ocp. [ Nic** cashmere pants, fancy patterns $3 •». ! Ftc#- alpaca coats, silk finish, rl Pure linen coats an<l pants *3 00. I febll-t:r.octg2 { Unlaundried whit- dress shirts, made v»i X« w York ' and Wamsutta shirting and three hundred thread of linen, $1 00. | L*andried, same material, ?! 25. * Celluloid Cullers ami cuffs. I T*argc supply man! 11a and ^i.acno hat< ; Gentlexuwu'* IL-tle thread !ialf h«)*t, seamless. :«i Life & Accient Insurance. J. M. DEXTER, Ins. Agent, lievreecntd the ebov. Co. et Brunewlck. tie. Assets. - 114,502 Life slid accident policies written on short notice. Passenger Insurance tickets scld. No luedical ea» ami nation required. decl8-iy A /. C&QvarTf ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hit l A N WICK, GEORGIA. I oO' 1 ' next t. Anveeriexa *xd ArpueL building- .»