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Aiinonniements. I At th. exrnext eoUrlutlon of “fiSTlov iereby announce myaelf 11fJJJ™ from thin District In Octotyr. U^eUdnlytom^ Im that whatarer ability and fj*5 be devoted to my conatltneota aikTof fh> people of \mX8klHu*. New Advertisements. FRESH gardenseeds JUST RECEIVED AT “SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN I” Employment for all Attractive, interesting, Instructive, Useful and Profitable, SAT Y MORNI] AT BRUNSWICK.GEORGIA. SATURDAY MORNING, 8EPER HOME MATTERS. > Wanted,—A cash boy* Make ap plication to J. Michelson & Bbo. We don’t mention it by way of Mr. Treadwell will finish np the new Moore and McCrary building, Mr. Wes£ haviug gone back to Al bany. j Fresh garden seed are advertised for ec^e ptJBlain’s drug store. This ia the proper time to put in your fall Jnrybox ofGlynn,Ja8 and we learn a numl er 60): left out and in their stead as many or more yonng men added. These latter were se- MMWW moral and business A NEW METHOD Of DRAWING, by which hay. one can become hie own ertlat, end do it once whet wonld require meny yeere of Instruction end lirectlce to accomplish in the nensl wey—reelly on- aiding person* of ordinary skill, after a SINGLE TRIAL, to copy all kinds of pictures with pen, pel ell or eayoa 1 The srt of drawing life else portrelL from emeu photograph* is so easy that a successful knowledge may be xoq aired after one trie! t Artists, Teachers, Ornamental Painters, Mirbel Workers, Zngraters, Milliners end Architects will And this labor-saving method lutslusble to their business Maps, photographs, engravings, cherts, ornamental designs, fancy letters, monograms, etc., ran be enlarged to any sis* with absolute accuracy, without auy measurement. , *a*To the lad lea it Is specially adapted lor stamp ing, embroidery, braiding, and fancy patterns < cloth, etc. THIS METHOD OF DRAWING Steamboats were lying. three deep at Collins’ wharf last Tuesday after noon. They were not so plentiful nn excellent moans of fatuUUrlling children with forme end proportion*, at the e&tne time encourag ing them to further efforts by theaucccne achieved. All are cordially Invited to viaif my studio* ovor Iflain'a Drug Stow. and aee apeclmena of drawing, and especially the drawing by pupils, after only one lesaon. Terms moderate. 0. H. WIMBERLY. iwpl-tf Fairbank Scales 13 AMD -J.CO-i. Millers6-Lever LOCKS, The best in the World, FOR 'SALE BY A. F. FRANKLIN & CO., BRUNSWICK. (iA. elsewhere, however. N#w fire-proof safes are ooming in quite plentifully to replace those in jnred by the last fire. As a rule, they are of a better class than the others. n 'irginia ai -THE OREAT- SOUTHERN TRUNK LINE BET W 1T.N PRINCIPAL SOITHERir CITIES ALL FOR FR1KGHT AND PASSENGERS I shortest. Host Direct and Comfortable Boute to all EASTERN & VIRGINIA CITIES. EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA. The Orest Emigrant Route to Texas and tha North west. via Its Memphis and Charleston Dirts, ten, and lo all points iu southern slid Central Texas, via Caters or Me ridian and NEW ORLEANS. Through Gars! Memphis to New York VIA— lioanoke and the New Shenandoah Valley Line! AL»o, THROUGH SLEEPJ£B3 f o New Orleata via Ro anoke. connecting with Line to New York, Georgia Division now Open Through from BRUN8WICK TO DALLAS vis Ma con and Atlanta, and wlU be opened through to Chattanooga via Romo by Sept. 18th. Wa,ycross Line to Florida via its Georgia Division. Illustrated Pamphlet free on Applica tion. For rates or information address B Ogden. Q 1FAnd P A. Knoxville, Tenn. •loa Gothard, A G Fend P A, Kooxrllle Tenn T 8 Davsnt, A O F and P LMmunhU. Ten? Bay Knight. A O F and P A. sih£, Aik J J Grlllld, tOP and P A, Atlanta, Gx .V iv T Welcl1, Agent. Chattanooga, Tenn. K-'J, L' owry : Ticket Agent, Dalton. Gx. W U Kerr. Passenger Agent, Knoxville, Tenn. H B D un A n S:^^rC„ Br ‘ ,,0, ' T ' > “ n - CITATION. " VT ATE OF GEORGIA—GLTNN'tTonmr. To all whom it may concent: Leonides C. Marlin !..ivingin proper fbrm applied to me for letters of ■vtminiatratiun on the esUtc of Johu S. Slurliu late * ald county, deceased, this ia to cite all and aiu- # uu , r ‘be creditor* and next of kin of Laid John 8 Marlin to be and appeer at my oftice within the time aiioarfd by law* and ahow cauee, if mnj they can. Why permuent administration ahonld not be ! estate*** 11 LeoUitl “ c * Mwrtia on Johu 8. Mar- EDGAR C. P. DART, Ordinary G. C. Barrels npon barrels of nioe TEN NESSEE APPLES arriving daily^nd for sale on consignment by Aug. F. Fbanklin & Co. Dr. W. B. burroughs and finiily left this week for upper Georgia. Nor- oross will be their headquarters. We wiHli them a delightful trip, and good health withal. * * , i See advertisement of scales, locks etc., by Messrs. A. F. Franklin & Co. The looks are both durable and baud some. The scales are “Standand,” so need no word from ns. " The open-air concert advertised for last Thursday night at the Fair Grounds was postponed until Mon day night next. Be on hand in force ahd enjoy a rich treat. Oysters are being hawked alreudy on oar streets. cThe thormome- ands most toO .higb yet to call for luscious bivalves if this month does have a big:B in;it." r\’ ”' T The pastor of tho Methodist eburch will preaeh Sunday morning next on “Christian Growth.” The sermon at night trill be addressed es pecinlly to the yonng. < ' -t ; About thirty-five of our people es corted to Jekyl beach last Monday /***, ! v ,w .»HI*t* and Pri.-a they dief not get home until 3a . m. The beautifying of the grounds at Cumberland Isllhj] is still going on. Mr. Bengnet, the florist, who is in charge of the work, stated last week tbnt eleven niiles of avennes had been out, and a shell road made from the wharf to tbe old mansion, nearly a mile in length.—Florida Union. Sterling Station and vicinity has an addition to its society in the per son of Mr. M. T. Prinoe of South Carolina, who comes among us to engage in turpentine business. We wonld be glad to welcome dozens more snob solid men to oar county. Members of tbe Telephone Ex change will take notice and so enter it on their lists that No. 29, formerly A. V. Wood Cotton Press, is now Ches8-Carley Co., that A. V. Wood’s office is now No. 6, and is located in the Littlefield and Tison building ou ihe wharf. No. 31 A. V. Wood re mains the same. . ’Tk r , . ■■ Messrs. Goldsmith A Nook sent us this week a sample bottle of their choice family Cognac for oar medicine chest, none being complete without such an element. Judges pronounce it a good artielp. These .gentlemen are making a specialty of medicinal liquors. Cull oil them if yon need anythiug iu that line. .• The B. A A. R. R., is steadily' in creasing its busiuess, both freight and passenger. Doing it, too, in a quiet way. Tbe arrival of tbe passenger train last Monday evening called j forth the remark from a by-stnndor j “almost like Atlanta.” Thero cer- jtoinly was quite u commotion of peo- l pie, carriages, drays etc. ! standnig. They sbonld appreciate the oompliment and strive the harder to fhlfil the trust reposed in them. We are requested to announce that there will bean entertainment given A. R. R., office on Friday night, Sep tember 8tb.,, Besfrcsbmpnif of vari ous kinds enhanced' by Btfeet music, will be served in great abundance. The proceeds of tbe entertainment will be expended-Wr carpets 1 for the Baptist cburch of this city. Msrtall, Hcncssy xnd other brands of Cognac; al- lye and other wfclekeye, foi purposes; alto, doe, imp I at GEORGE CHANDLER’! sy too _ so, beat brand* of Rye and Other wfclekeye, for me- rpoaee; aleo. One, t GEORGE OHANDL] Bay street. jeS-lr As a gentleman and two ladies were attempting to board the schoofier Jno. H. Cross lying at Reppard’s Wharf this week, the gang plnnk slipped and the entire party started for the water and wonld no doubt have reached it bntfor some friendly hawsers that were between them and the water and on which they were caught. Their condition was indeed perilous nntil they conld be pulled up by'some truckmen who happened to be near. But for those ropes there is no telling what might have been the conse quences. A Sumrestion. “In anion is strength" is an old ad age which might well be applied at this period of our town’s history.— The suggestion is this: There are several persons in town needing stores, offices, etc.., Done of whom are able to erect and own such a building as will* saitrrtlicir purposes, but each of whom conld afford, jointly, to pay for a necessary proportion of a gen eral building such as they all togeth or conld build., Now,let these parties fbrm a joint stock eompliny on aendall scale, unite their efforts and put up nioe brick building, sufficiently lair^ to accommodate them. We have in our mind’s eye, without giving names, several persons who conld very nicely pnjter into tbjs arrangememont. One of tbe'parties already owns a hand some lot bn a southeast corner. He could put in his lot and some cash and the others could easily furnish ifi the night of tn<> 25th nl Mr. J. 8. Marlin, of this city. Tbe deceased might well be numbered ick, ery among bavioi many years. Peing a man of, strong constitution naturally, and leading an active fife, he reached a ripe old. age (seventy-four; years), and at Iftsipass- ed away quietly, not by the violent baud of disease, but simply from a wearing out of tbe machinery of life. He leaves behind him’a : pure,' Chris tian life—a rich legacy to his chil dren. To that fond, and loving wife who survives him, that dutiful son on whom be has leaned for support in declining years, and those affection ate daughters, we extend the sympa thy of a heart that feels .for them in their affliction, for in the death of Mr. Marlin the writer has lost a warm friends. Peace to his ashes. night on the steamer blander. They j he balance' tor a double-store two- landed at qr new Beaph crjek, and ba a&|f This property would miist have "hoc!' n pleash'nt time. foV ~ be in tbe name of tbe company, regu larly organized, with president and directors of their own number, who wonld assess each member in propor tion to his interest to defray the nec essary expenses of taxes, insurance, repairs, etc. We throw ont these suggestions, as we say, without giving names, hoping they may be taken and acted upon. Meanwhile, anyono wish ing to enter into such an arrangement can get our ideas in full by notifying us of snob desire. We have no axe to grind in this matter, but simply de sire the good of tbe town. In Pronpeot. We have been shown tbe plan for a handsome three story brick bedd ing to be erected on New Castle street. Below stairs will be three handsome stores, and over staires on two and three fiofirs a hotel with 31 nice rooms besides office, parlors, din ning room, olosets, bath room, trunk room, etc.: Sabh nu establishment properly bandied will prove a band- some investment to the builders. Tbe stores being of brick and well lo cated will rent for good prices and tbe hotel will readily find a tenant and prove a genuine attraction to that part of travel who prefer a quiet place to the more busy thing of larger hotels and at the Bame time be no hindrance to the same but rather a help. The day is not far distant when such a house will be a necessi ty for winter travel especially. We the project take trust poou to see shape. I - .!'*} * For children living in tenement buil dings aud croteded cities, where they cannot get the benefit of pure, exhila rating health-giving country air and travel, Teethina (Teething Powders), is invaluable. Burned to Death, In our last issue we welcomed to oiir midst Mr. N. 0. Greer of Pear son, Ga. In this, we perform a sad der duty, that of sympathizing with the stricken heart. For ere last Sat urdays paper reaobed many of its readers, that fond father was called oh to mourn tbe loss of his dear Bertha, a bright lovely child of eight years. It seems that Bertha and her sister Belle, who were still in Pearson, were spending the night with a mar ried sister, Mrs. Kirkland. During tbo.nigbt tbe house took fire and was destroyed. By the heroic effort on the part of young MoDonald, Belle was saved but little Bertha was Con sumed in tbe flames, So muoh of her body as was rescued from the ashes was brought to our city on Monday for interment. May a merciful Father tnrn this affliction into d rich blessing. The many friends vf Prof. McLees ! Being .8.ant*D*,Xt*te Port. Oapk Jno. Richardson of Marys has recently laid* the keel of a fast passen'ge'f boat to ply between this place and Ferhandina Fla. The boat is to be 95 feet longand built ex pkatirw '6f < this line ShS’iS'toW^^ jito^Uerhhd biffit after the to'ddelb^ tbe Martha, though several timlsdlatgtf. The' present ex- pectation is that she will be on the line by- the flrs^ df 'January 1883. Would it not be & good investment torsodae ofonf BtOiiswidkpeople to tjd» domls stock lit! this 1 new home craft ? We learn it is being boilt by a stock company. BRUNSWICK MARKET. OFFICE ADVERTISER AND APPEAL, 1 ~ O*., August 20. 1833,} Batntiwick, Baku* wo quote prices outTent for to-day: ,, , COTTON. Good Middling................ Middling. Low Middling Gfcod Ordinary ........ Ordinary BICE. UM@12l.lt ."'.'.UM m »« —•JXffK ....0 Common Fair..... Good..;....! Rough country jj NAVAL STORES. Roania-011.60, D f 1.60; B *1.65 J 1 $1.75. GII85; H 71.90, 1 *1.95; K *3 00; M *2 37;« N *2 62)i window glass *0 UM; water white *3 25. Brian* Tcnrawnst—Oil* and whiskeys, Me-— regulars, 410. . ’ , CRUDE TURPENTINE. Virgin dip *3 25, old dip *3 00, per barrel o( 230 pounds. (Uaani. 8txy*s—White oak *25 00, water osk $9Q 00, headings, ash or oak, *18 00, per 1,000. de- llrered In Brunswick. ' SUPPLIES. Bacon—Clear rib aides; IGo; shoulders. 12c-— hams, 17Mo; dty salted clear rib (idea, 14Jic; long clear, Itka; thoulden. He. K Floou—SuperBno, *6 00l&t3 50; extra. $0 OOffl ; family, *6 50@6 75; ■ fancy, *7 00@*7 2si choice patent, *8 50@9 00; bakers’ 18 00. Oasis—Corn—white *1 10, mixed, 83c; Oats— Western 67; Georgia 57>i; bran, f 115. Hat—Northern. *1.10; Eastern, *1.25; Western timothy, *1.25@1.30. Laud—In Heroes, 13X@14; kegs and tubsUAUM. Hioxs, Wool, Etc.—Hides, dry flint, 13c; salted 9@Uo.‘ Wool—Unwsshad, free of burrs. In bales, AVAL STORES FREIGHTS. Soil—Rosin and spirits, 4a. 8d^ft6s. 8d »- United Kingdom or Continent direct; Baltic di >. same rites; to New York. 45c On rotln, 80c on i-s. Shipping Intelligcv FOB TBE POET OF BRUNSWICK. FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 1,1832. regref exce will noi rei principal'" dingly to ,know fhat; fie B to his former pos Avfcife public tohL_ r Professor informs us that he will leave home on the 11th inst., for tbe Theological Seminary at Columbia, S. C. The Professor’s great ambition in life is to fit himself for the gospel ministry. He wonld endeavor to fill tbe place made va cant in the ministry by the d^eatb of his venerable father. T ■ “Something flaw uncler the Sun.” Bern! tbe advertisement of Mr. C. H. Wimberly on tbe 1st column of this page, under thn above hemliug. Mr. Wimberly has opened a studio above Blain’s drag store where speci mens of bis work, and that of his pu pils can be seen, and where he can be consulted about terms, etc. We have seen specimens of bis work and recommend him to any one wishing to take lessons. He opens his school with over twenty pnpils. Ten lessons complete tbe course. Dote from VVnyoroee. Waycross, Aug. 28, 1882, Mr. Editor: I will send yon a few items from this point The progress of this town has been great and rapid. The march of improvement is in both east and west Waycross, and the two will become one town of large propor tions. , , . v ■ • I had heard that this was a noisy place, especially on Saturdays, but I have been here from Saturday to this date, aud all is peaceful and quiet— Judge Wilson enforces the law, and the rioters had better beware. Some cases of fever have occurred in some localities, bat there are now no cases. B. P. S.—In your mention of Chnrlton county, in last issue, there was one line too much. True, the people do. not take a hand in politics, as few at tend the called meetings, but at elec tions they turn ont in force to vote. - v,, ARRIVALS, v- i . Aug 25—Sc 0 W Lewis, Allen, Boston. , Aug 30—Sc Three Sluter*. Slmpxon, Savannah. DEPARTURES. Ang 30—Sc John B Cross, Raufley, Providence. Aug 80—So Lulu Ammerman, RDloy, Baltimore. BAKERY! i.Cr- ■— i ■ i ’i> * ' / * FRESH BREAD, i CAKES, PIES, Etc., BaKed Dally! GRAHAM & RYE BREADS v SPECIALTIES. I deliver bread, ate., every afternoon. Leave your order* at tho bakery. PETER KRAUSS, Brunswick, Ga. My wagon la libelled, “ Peter Krauss’ Bakery.” xprSO-Om f \ Kemoveil. T^r -ryyy Mr. A. E. Heins has changed his base and moved into his new store near oar office. As soon as be gets Straightened np yen may expect to hear from him afresh through these columns. As soon as his building settles properly, he will finish np the Upper story with offices or bed rooms., D.D.Atkinson DENTIST, BRUNSWICK, - - GEORGIA Office np stair* In Orovatt’s naw building. Jy23* A.D. GALE & SON LOCAL DENTISTS, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA. Office oxer the itore of Kalier & Brother. Those wishing work dons will And it to thoir ntereatjto call. Lzujrx H. Harris. Harris & Smith, . Attorneys anil Counselors at Law, WlU practice in all tha court* of the Brunswick Cir cuit, and tn Mclntoeb county of tbe Eastern Cir cuit, and in tbe U. 8. Courts. Ofltoe on Newcastle street, near the Apyxanx** *»d Amur, office, Brunswick, Geor; ]an28-ly ; SCHOOL NOTICE. The Public School* of Glynn county will be re opened on Monday. 1 lth of September. All scholar* will iw required to produce ceriiti cs tee of vaccination, n required by lew. Dy order of Board »r Education. H. A. KENRICK, *ngl9-3t Co. School EommlMtoncr, Glynn Co. sin I. r$ ATTORNEY AT LAW, v- BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. Office next to Anvasmss AVD Appeal building- CITY BAItBER SHOP, J. M. CARTER, Proprietor. SHAVING, HAIR CUTTI5G|AND HAIR DRESS ING dona In tha very latest and moat approved •tyle. 1 . , , LJLDttS ADD CHILDBEira BAIR CUTTING A areoiALTT,