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I© twelve paobs STTS3- rtmuaHin xvnnx SATURDAY MORNING AT BBUNSWIOK.OEOBOfA. y >-> ‘ HOMgf-MAl SATURDAY MORNING, 8EPTEMBFB 80. 1883. attention, demoorats. There will be a mass meeting.of the Democracy at the Court House next Monday night at 8 o’clock. Matters of importance will be np for discus sion. Let erery Democrat be present on this occasion. , . T. W. W Chairman Dam. Er. Com., Q. C. If you need a one horse wagon, by that staunch builder, Avery, call on Aug. F. Franklin & Co. It is estimated that 250,000 bash* els of rice will be shipped from the Altamaha river this reason. Don’t forget the call for a Demo cratic moss meeting at the. Court House next Monday niglit. • There mill be some good speeches. 'We are pained to chronicle the death this week of the youngest ohild of Mr. and Mrs. <Jna M. Tinon, Jr. «f tbts ekgfi- Fivo thousand Sharpless strawberry, plants—an elegant variety—are of fered for sale by Mr. L. C. Marlin of (his city. They are geuuine. Mr. W. S. Tucker wishes ns to say to parties who have engaged cab bage plants of him, that they are now ready to be set ant' Call and get / C(. iAkiicF *v r rj The Braoket Works never turn off a job, they seem able to bnild any thing wanted. The last departure is to put up a HayWood’s ice wagon and they are succeeding finely at it. Parties expecting to jittend the College t owing to the unfinished condition of the new im provement, tbo college wiil not open until November 1st. ——-— The demand for bides in this mar ket has been brisk this season.— Messrs. Arg.Y.Franklih? AT 06 j <ad- vertiso, in this issno, for 100,000 pounds, for which tboy will pay the highest market prices in cosh. A party of eight persons from Can ada wish to wiuter in Brunswick.— Scores of others would come if they could bo comfortably quartered. More hotels and privato houses aro needed —who will supply tho need? Mr. J. M. Couper, wo seo by the Ga zette, has purchased tbo little steam er Sapelo for his privato use io get ting from one rice plantation to an other, instead of tho present plan of bateau ferry coats. Well, money will show itself. Mr. E. Briesonick having purchased a half interest of the foundry business of Mr. John S. Barns, has gone North for machiury etc., for the new building now being erected. This new firm will be prepared to do work in tbo most opproved style. Mr. J. J. Spears bos moved from the old Dillon Btand next door to Messrs. E. Briesonick & Son, and can cow bo found,On New Castle' street, near the new Osthotio chnrcb, where be will lie pleased to greet Lis many customs. Col. John C. Nicholls bas accepted the position of standard-bearer of the Democracy of the First Congression al District. In his letter he Bays be proposes to represent the entire Dis trict if elected. Let’s elect him on the 7th of November with a rousing majority. Onr yonng friend James O’Connor undertook the work this week of rais ing funds to enclose the park in front of the Baptist church iu this city, so prompt was the reponse of those whom ke asked for aid that be hopes to have the whole work completed in a week’s time. This prompt action lays the work of the Bark Association completely in the shade; Harry np, ladies. s Among the arrivals of the week are the three masted schooners E. 8. Poweli, of Littlefield it ^ison’s packet line, with a heavy cargo of merchan dise ior this city, and merchants in the interior, and the Moses B. Bram- h all, with cargo of 450 tonB of kainitt ta'(ittX9Xv fef{n&r), for Messrs. 8- Mayer A Glauber of this city. This we believe is the first cargo of this kind ever landed here not on con signment, but. owned by onr home merchants. II3 but a foittitbner of other similar shipments. The extra bigb tides of this week have caused the average marsh hen to seek something tall to stand on, the tops of the marsh grass being just above water. Regatta island was a perfect sea of water, boats with bunting parties sailed all over it and woe be to that marsh ben that failed to find a place to bide. Bang, bang, bang, went tbe guns of sportsmen all ver the marsh and down came tbe irds. Tbe sport was enjoyed by quite a number who were fortunate enough to command a boat and fire arm^3 ■ Bold But Dainty Thief. The store of Mr. A. E. Wenz was entered Inst Wednesday night and de spoiled of a, lot of cigars, a cigar holder, a razor, a ham and a backet of eggs. Mr. WillieEvans, tbe clerk, returning about 12 o’clock found him in tho store and followed him to the front end where he could pluinly see him—so bright was the moon light through the show window. Ho fired on him ns he stood full before the vyindow. At the sound of the pistol the fellow doubledfpplhimself and went throngh the glass like a battering ram and disappeared. Tbe eggs were left in the back yard, hav ing been carried out before and de posited. He was cortainly a dainty chap os all bo apponred to want was a clean shave, aj bom and egg break fast and a long all day smoke. We JidpcM hear that he wax bit by that ballet. ' The Anatomy ot The Foot. Persons having well formed per fect feet, freo from corns, bunnions etc.,-langh at the idea of “anatomical" shoe makor as has been advertised in theso colums. They think tho idea nil nonsense, but ono annoyed with the abovo excrescences or whoso foot is deformed, rejoices to know tbnt there ii an anatomy to tho foot and tbnt some men understood that anato my and can ronke a shoe or boot to conform with those irregularities. Of this number we can safely men tion Mr. G. H. Morrifield of tbe firm of Moore & Morrifield, who has tbe anatomical impress of men’s feet from almost every State iu tho Union, who send all tbe way to Brunswick to have him make their shoes. Departed this Lite. Mr. Adolph David, formerly of this eity, died at his residence in Graham Go., on Saturday the 23rd iast., at 2:30 o’clook p. m., of typhus fever af ter an illness only of ten days. In terment of tbe body took place on last Monday at Savannah under the anspioes of Independent Order B’nia B’ritb, of which he was a member. His many good qnalities made him universally beloved by all. Generous to the heart’s core, upright and hon orable in his transactions, kind and conrteon8 in his bearing towards nil, is it to be wondered that his demise should be so greatly mourned ? On tbe 16tb of October I will open my new stock of millinery goods on the upper floor of Moore & McCrary’s new brick building. Look out for my advertisement next week. Mrs. M. O. Rowe. October 4th. Next Wednesday, October 4tb, is election day. Bear this in mind, and come to tbe polls prepared to do yonr dnty. See that yonr ticket reads for Jake Dart and the organized Democ racy. Let every man do bia doty. Hut*!). Heneesy and other brands of Cognac; at- >. boat brand! of Byo and otbor whiskeys. for me dicinal and other wlncr.gcan I Day atnet. BRUNSWICK’S BUSINESS, i hi- ■ ' ■ •’ •’>; J ihi’liI -mil’i'j "I , .:;.Yr J j AND THE MEN WHO CONDUCT IT, (cox^umr^ojitH^m Paos.) ., A.Kalaair.*■»»•,, ■, ■ made his appearance in this town ns clerk for his nude. He was tbe butt for ruliculo for Alt tbe' lads id town because forsooth be could not speak oar language. They went so far as to assail bim on the' street, fiat that boy clark bad the elements of \he merchant in bim and by dose appli cation to business, to-day together with his brother, stand at the' bead of one of the largest merchant firms in the city, and can buy out a dozen of his assailantci. His name , js Ar nold Kaiser, his firm, has. a card in this issue. We take pleasure in call ing attention to their immense stock of dry goods, groceries, furniture, etc., which they will sell you at the very lowest figures. Cook Bros. A Go, Ever since the year 1866 the name of Cook Bros., has been an important factor in tho business of our As time wore od their business has increased until now it bns become so essential to the prosperity of the place that to blot it out would be calamity to be deplored. As manu facturers of yellow pine lumber they give employment to hundreds of peo ple and fill the lAcutbs of Hundreds more. Of lute years tho firm added another new feature to their business that of merchandising—and as their accompanying ad. headed “The 1 Old Reliable’’ indicates they keep an immense stock of family groceries, canned goods etc. Their ship chandlery department is com pletc,' Us captains visiting our port will find. They keep nlso, paints, oils, etc., with prices competing with any and all. This department is pre sidod over by Mr. Andrew Mason than whom no cleverer young man was ever raised. Itrnnanrlck Bracket Works. Among tho wide awake institntions of this section, wo might well class the nbove whose ndvertisemeut is at hand. Messrs. Edwards, Ward & Co. are all the time adding now machinery to their works and are now prepared to manufacture almost anything in the wood work lino that you can name, and that too with neatness and dis patch. They are making this week a specialty of window nnd door cus ings for tbe now store of Messrs. Michelson & Bro. nciira. Clover and Dnnn. Of this firm we have written before, how that they had built up a hand some trade iu their specialties. They come forward in this trade issuo in a now advertisement besides their reg- ulur card and enumerate some. of the articles in store. A stranger stepping into their place of business on New Castle street is at once struck by tho general appearance. One is reminded of a business house in city of much larger population than we claim. We call special attention to their display of lamps which com mands the attention of any one en tering the store. Their stock is com plete in every particular. Iu, T. Blalu, Druggist. Among the long established locali ties in this city, all are familiar with Blain’s drug store. Even before the war the name was a household word, and so it is to this day. This estab lishment—which, by tbe way, will compare with any in tbiB section of the State—is located in the Dixon building on Newcastle Btreet, where can be found anything and every thing in the drag line. Parties visit ing the city and needing drags should give Mr. Blain a oall. Meanwhile, don’t forget that his soda is par ex- cdlence, as he nses none bnt. the best materials and the purest syrups. Bum. Goldsmith * Neck. Modesty is a virtue in every other line but advertising. This fact the above firm recognizes fully, in that when they speak through onr columns WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALERS IN STAPLE AND MlCf 1 C.LOTfftHfG, ■AN, A*. i *-t Mvw j: . 7 WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ' io.: •• !l if'iw w ealfcraqsnl .lilt--; ■■ ■ '■ Grain and Provisions. CARPETS AND Window Shades A SPECIALTY. -GO TO- they speak loud and long. They a ra not ashamed to proclaim in bold, faced type t|te qnqlity, quantity and prices of their good*. Few fir m3 are better known to-day, although less than a year olJ. Our patrons far and wide speak of them as “that live firm.” We close this notice with the affirmation that no firm with tho same amount of.capital sella more goods than they. Read their double column advertisement, and see if y 0B are not needing some of the very ar ticles they advertise. > ■ The Cigar Factory. •' t The process of: changing raw ma- f trial of any Kind intth merchantable goods and known as manufacturing, is that which builds up towns. Hence we are ever pleaded td notice all es tablishments of this kind, whatever may beitbanature of the work done. All Such enterprises give employ, meat to labor and bringing money from elsewhere, Scatters it broadcast at home. Of*this character we are pleased to style th4> Cigar Factory of Means. Molbiire and Seyfortb, which giveB employment to' ten or a dozen pMple and their trade being mostly abroad, naturally facings money to our city from elsewhere. They man ufacture cigars mostly from imported tobacco, and have Worked up a very large trade, in fact greater than their ability to fijl with tbe force now at work. A few more experienced cigar makers could get employment. The advertisement bf this firm appears elsewhere. To find the largest and best selected stock of Choice Family Groceries to be fonnd in the city.— Canned good*in great variety and at low prices.— Onr , ■»• ,. f Ship Chandlery Department Is complete In every particular, and Hatters and Owners of Vdacels visiting this port will find it to, tneir advantage to get our prices before purchi elsewhere. We guarantee satisfaction and wai every artlclo aold to be as represented. PAINTS AND OILS of tho very best quantities, and In quantities to purchasers atmon * * - “* — I and be convinced. COOK BROS. & CO. Announcements. FOB HBNASOB. To tat Votert of ike Fourth Senatorial DUtrict: At tho esrneat solicitation of mu, friends. I hereby snnonneo mysolf s WMtoli for Benarfr from this District in October. . If elected, I prom- Ise thet whatever ability end energy I possess shill bo devoted to my conatltuenta end of too people ol the State generally. ' Reenectfnllr. OHN A. PHILLIPS. Shipping Intelligence. FOR 3 JlBBIVALS/^ Sep SS-So E 8 Powell, New York Sep 23—So UtUte 8 Derby. Cooaew. Sejl 23—Se 11B Bromball, New York. Sep 38—Bg Manor, New York. Bop *8—SOME Hawley, " " K EDWARDS. J. WARD. M. LUCREE. Edwards, Ward & Co URUN8WICK BRACKET WORKS. Thanking fhe public for pa*t patronago wo auk a coutinuanct* of tho luitno Wo havo just added now machinery to our establishment and aro now ready to take orders for SASH, D00HS, BLINDS Etc- SCROLL CUTTING, TURNING & MOULDING of all kinds dono on short notice. Wo are also pre pared to mako and repair Wagons, Buggies, Etc. Repairing of til descriptions done. Balldera will find It to their interest to have their Window end Door Frame*. Store Front* dono at the BRUNSWICK BRACKET WORKS. Office railings, desk!, and fomltare of all kinds * specialty. N. B.—Give ua a call before Bending North. GLOVER&DUM WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Book and Stationery Store CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, PICTURE FRA MRS, BRACXXTB, Etc. Instruments, stationery, jewelry, etc., act. School supplies of all kind. Agents for Monitor Oil Stoves, NEWS DEPOT. Newcastle and Grant Sreets, BRUNSWICK, GA. SPEARS’ SPECIALTIES. CANNED CHIPPED DRIED BEEF. ssssw-sssasssssh, axrarsiKSS: II lbe yellow C Sugar for 81, 10 Iba good Bio Coffee tot 81, at J. J. SPEARS’ 8op3S-<Bk Sarah A Staph It DEPARTURES. Bep 38-Bo VaAor. Phlladelohla. BRUNSWICK MARKET OFFICB ADVERTISER AND APPEAL. I . BbvkswIck, Ga., Sept. 80. 1882. | Below we quote prices current for to-day: COTTON. Good Middling 11,,' Middling 11 l.’d Middling ; ID ms „ Ordinary a 18*18 Ordinary 8 1910 BICE. Common Pair 8 tiCali Good MMW Rough country IW®1 15 NAVAL STORES. llo,INN—0 81.80, D $1.60: E $1.C9;F $1.70, O $1 73; U $1.80, I $1.00; K $300; M $2 SO; N $2 75;- wlndow glaaa $3 38; water white $3 35. 8r:u:ie Toapkimsc—Oils end whiskeys, 42>,'c; regular!, 43;,o. CRUDE TURPENTINE. Virgin dip $3 25, old dip $3 00, per barrul ol 380 pounds. 1bain Brava*.—White oak $23 oo. water oak $90 00, headings, eab or oak, $18 00, per 1,800, da- ttvered In Bruuawlck. SUPPLIES. fb’eldeeT UfHi long clear, lS^os shoulders none, EnoUB—Superdno, $4 50®$5 . stirs, $5 25® $$ 60; dually, to oo@8 60; fancy. $7 000$ choice patent, $7 7508 00; bakers' $776. Onani—Corn—white $100: mixed, $O083o; Oats Western 67; Georgia 6714; bran, $115. Hav—Northern, $1.10; Beaten, $1.25; Weelern timothy, $1.2501.90. Laxo—In tierces, Wf! keg* and tube 135f. Hinxi, Wool. Era—Hides, dry flint, Uo; Belted 80110. Wool—Unwashed, free of burrs, to bales, prime, 36c; In bags, prime, 21o; slightly harry 15016c; very burry, 10018. Wax 34c; deer eklne, 27c; otter skills, 35c® $4 00. NAVAL 8TOBE8 FREIGHTS. Faff—Rosin end spirits, 4s. 8<U$6s. Sd. to United Xlngdoee or Continent direct; Baltic direct, aame rates; to New York. 46o on rosin, S0c on spirit*. PARKER’S cures Female Comptnint*. Nervousness. Wato lideem. and all duordoa of the bowels stomach, liver, LidoeviV nerves and urlnaty Paid far anythin *r'lninriotis"'lnJ3t fora MIiim to h«!p crerne. Try sick friend lour it To* n«7* AD.GALE&SON ' LOCAL DENTISTS, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA. w£^rn.» f ««“»t.^