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ST. SIMONS ITEMS. |° f k . nowled « e of the history of the Is- * that I atn hardly prepared tdbe- lisrs in you. If you. were not joking, why you ought to know that there are some people on the Island to whom it is really amusing to read such staff “big potatoes” indeed! "Four to the balj-buobel,” did you say ? You are a—I like to have said it, but didn’t.— it dflkoxs HOSPITAL yoMTiw mnweiwwpfimi. err SIMONS mills, Georgia. ATThewuU of foreign raMais, specialty, ».r. MA8snr.it. Manager. Goods rolling in—merobants hap- ^ “ e tell you something: lathe 1843 Mr. James Gould, at Black' wised potatoes so large that they could not be put in a flour bar- rel. They .answered for both bread and meat forj bis bands, so nutri tious meri they. A potato was an al lowance of rations for a full-grown negro man for a whole week, and of- when rations were issued, the po would be so large that one man d not carry it home—he had to leave half. If I mistake not, this was py- . V ,. v • , -. The prospect fora flue opening first term of St. Simons school Mon day November 6th ioot. Heavy mail by stunner Baby last Monday.- Twoletters and a matrimo nial association circular. TbcW^banef Messenger, fern New York, with furniture for 8t. Simons school; on board, has just arrived. j Th^ail facilities that we ahontd bnt do not enjoy are the subject ofse-1 a variety known as tbe otopeiH. There «PJY? places where an In- are several; persons on the Island, vestigatioh just now “will dotBeTh'dAt both whUeaniT black, ready to cor good." . ^ v • >- f - j f Iroborate this assertion. Any of tbe Rev. Mr. Dana fans arrived and will old Cater or Gonld negroes WjfU tire enter at once upon his duties. He member the “big pothtb” excitement, will preach at thp jUnion churchy to- If you or'John Curry want to spin morrow,.jtf JYa- All persons a^e your yarns on potatoes, yon must cordially invited to attend. - pick and come again before we can Under the administration of Capt. f*" 1 * B “ c “; ‘ four to the „ „ , _ .. , half bushel to be classed as Hallowes and Purser Gay the ftearp- “ Bio Potatoes." er Dnvid Clark has as a c freight car- m -rT‘jr i rior or passenger boat, become very I BRUNSWICK MARKET popular. “Right men in the right i tor.c*A^vERTWE.^DArrEA^ j place.*' I ■ Below vre quote prices current for to-day: A St. Simons darkey steals bis Oood MlddHng COTroN ; m neighbor’s hogs by toling them with I 1°% corn to some convenient spot, when Good ordinary I! '.'.Y.Y.'.Y.'.tx • • I Ordinary. 8 1 ,' he casts his mallet net ana entangles * rice. the porker in its meshes. This I common .’ practical fishing on high land.’ '.■".'JhIw Mr. G. W. Laine, architect, Allan- ';;;y;%'y' ’' ‘' y ta Ga., is on tbe Island superintend-1 ' ” - • *' naVal stores, ing the building interests of the Ga., H imTKYi^i.Vsnd 5 watt-V whue-nomu* 18,1 Land and Lumber Co., principal of which we mention tbe St. Simons [ i ordde turpentine. school house ahfi hospital building. p vW-dip W «..id d , P ,3 «o. rw»-».of s» . m Babrbl Stay**.—White otic $25 00, wstoroak Two letters left oar post office on 1 $20 00, heading*. ash or oak, $1$ 00, per 1,000, da- tkW&g 30U» *1* The one to NgjrYijrk was promptly received and" answer here on the 4th lost. On the 10th inst. the one to Bruns- *» »°s fcmll r- fancy. $7 oo@t ua iue aoiu mot., win uuo w viuuo ctotcBp , t , nt>$T74#a00 . h, km . * T75 . wiek hod not reached ite destination. I oww^coro-whito^*! Mre/W. H. Gowen has bad added L^^X''j{;S: E “ tem Tlmot,1!r ' nM to her boarding honso four nice, large well lighted and ventilated rooms for **£ b a2S&‘ SS# k * ■ lr - ' Wax 34c; doer .kin. r?rv’'Tf -■ ? f f - BOOTS AND SHOES, UOTIOUS, CLOTHING, FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE. GOODS ABE CHEAP And having ranaarked New York for Bargain* and Stylei, 1 fancy I can exhibit a stock of Goods which lor price, quality and beauty, Will Not Be Excelled SUPPLIES. Baoox—Clear rib aid.,, 17'.'; shoulders, 13 o; “ ; dr, Ml tea clear rlo side, am, long .si about deni none. Flour—Supertlno, $4 60015 00; #itr», $5 S3® yar-dty. Oom. mdasnl ulaeU forewk OBlt, you may bo lore of BARGAINS. D. T. DUNN. ); rerj burry, 10013. la^aklnalScat*00. TUB UGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC!” the comfort and conveuience of her guests. Mrs. G., assisted by her mother, Mrs. Wright, has made for| If STANDS AT THE HEAD! her table de hole a splendid name. A good joke is told upon a neigh-1 boring physioian, who for many years past has been inflicting upon the ears of his patrous the all important in formation that his professional edu-1 cation “cost him, in round unmbers, five thousand dollars.” A. lank sided | piney woods cracker, whose under standing in financial matters never I aspired to a point higher than a load shingles, cord of wood or barrel of “rosum or turps" happening to hear the remark the other day gave tbe f doctor a scrutinizing look from head to foot and burst forth thusly: dpetor, did your eddicashun cost you I that much t” “Yes, sir, it did, every cent of it!” “Wall, all I hev to say| is, weren’t you rnitely cheated?” It is reliably reported that ... ,i That It I. the wknowlodl] line of steamers .is to bo established I Trad, u a foot that cannot i <1 Leader In the 3 dlaputod. MANY 1M1TA1E IT! on the Altamaha and' Oemulgee riv ers, making a regular schedule there on. This line will be a great conven- ience to tbe Georgia Land and Lorn- NONE EQUAL IT! her Company in the transportation of supplies SOd rrfft hundrffrom tbe coast L—|i t.^ROF.ST ARMED, to the bass of logging operations at | THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, Dodge Bluff on the Oemulgee. This Zt^m7J'^\ZZ\Most Beautiful Wood-work, n,:, u :t“., N ro a»» » Lumber City, and-also a large qnan- To be toade'of the best material, tity of supplies for the railroad and I T<j do any 'nnd nil kinds of work, logging works at Cuhips near McRae, | To be complete in every respect, which will probably be transferred to these steamers “bio potatof-V St. Simons Mills, Oct. 23, 1883. Bear Mr. Editor: In yonr last yon speak of “big potatoes.” Were you joking, or were you in earnest ? Or did yon just write that squib to tickle John Carrie? Let mo tell you—if | Oh MCODd hMd Singer Sewing _»*cblne. _ newly Aycnt! wanted in unoccupied territory. Addresa | Domestic Sewing Machine Oo. RICHMOND, Va. Dry Goods, FANCY GOODS, And more coining 1 We are now ready to offer our entire stock of LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN’S !©OT. AT VERY LOW PRICES! MOK AT A FEW OF * /J--LC ■ Qnoted below 1 Come and examine our stock before pqreliMiog elsewhere I ' • Be convinced of oar offerings, , y „«■,! SAVE HI o l IN THESE HARD TIMES 1 -M ' » Hi ' h i' itv-.I ■ GL0VER&DUM wholesale and retail Book and Stationery .Store CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, PICTURE FRAMES. BRACKETS, Eto. Blank books of all kinds, paper bags, mapping per. etc.; fancy goods, toys, etc., music and nmsfral instruments, stationery, jewelry, etc., eto. School supplies of all kind. Agents for Monitor Oil Stoves. NEWS DEPOT! Newcastle and Grant Streets, BRUNSWICK, GA. 3 Button Kid Gloves, worth,$1, for 60c. Scotch Plaid Dress Goods at'loc. Worsted Dress Goods from 10c. Flannels, all wool, for 26c. All Wool Double Width Cashmere at 65c. All Wool Camel Hair Dress Goods at 35c. Henrietta Cloth, double width, at $1 25. 4-4 Bleaching and Unbleached, good quality, at 84c. Fast Color Ginghams at 8c. Calicoes at 5c. 10-4 White Blankets for $2 00. AND ALL OTHER GOODS AT ' 1 1 > ■ noit oto JtboOhai ui ALt OUR Yerv Low Prices. ; ' +, '. ?} t(f » ’ • ■ ' . OLD MOTTO: “QUICK SALES AND SMALL , . PROFITS!" 5, LSLo'n.i bvea'J pdi y-aiey. ■ " •' nLi- 1 ■ v •: J. Michelson & Brother. NOTICE FOR IEAVET0 SELL LAMh GEORGIA—Oltioi Couim.— ApplinUon will ba mid. to the Court of Ordinary of aald county at the Norembor tann, I8M, to-vlt: After twenty-eight day. hare elapaed from the In- antloo of thl. notice, for lear. to mU aU the laoda belonglog to th. catato of R. V. William., late of aald county, deceased, for the benefit of heirs and creditors of .aid deceased. This October 3d 18S3. W. W. WATKINS. Administrator Batate B. T. WlUlam*. Fairbank Scales -AND- The Miller’s 6*Lever LOCKS. best in the World, < 4 l • I #! FOR 8ALEBT ^ . F. FRANKLIN & CO., BRUNSWICK, GA. 0 TimberMules AN0 ONE TW0-H0RSE WAGON a • • • FOR SALE CHEAP. For terms and other Infor mation, apply to For Sale Cheap. uuuu currier “ nc ," w ^h5i the atuchment,. in fin. running or- you aro in earnest—yon show a lack I d.r. Apply at this ofriob. A.D.GALE&SON, LOCAL DENTISTS, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA oenorertb, .tor. of Kaiser A Brother. ThoM •eaung work don* wlU and it to their n terest,l» ail, — 1 Registration Notice. Books for tbs registration of voters at tbe munic ipal election, to be held at tbe City Hall on the 10th day of December, 1882, will be opened at • o'clock A. M. on the 10th clay of October, and to remain open until U o'clock P. M. on tbe 9th day of Novcm ber, 1882, when they will be finally and absolutely closed. Parties desiring to ref mind that they cannot do so, uni of the United States and have resided la this Btste for six montns and within the corporate limits of the city for thirty dsja immediately preceding the election, have attained the age of twenty-one years, and have paid all taxes due the city of Brunswick for the predRling years. Office hours from 8:30 A. M to 1 P. M.. and from 9 80 to 6 p. M., and other hoars to snlt the oonven- b wishing to i JAMES HOUI CITATION. GEORGIA—GLTnif Coorrr.- - Whereas William And.non •> administrator of Mrs. Margaret If. Barkuloo, has petitioned tb* Court of Ordinary of aald county tor laara to Mil lot of laud number four hundred and dlly-elght (468), in nate lying and being In that put of tb* city of Brunswick known sa th. Old Town ol Brunswick in laid County and Stato. therefore all parson. Inter ested an hereby required to show causa, tf any they can, at tha next Nmember tann of lbs Court of Ordinary of aa|d County, ^rby the aald William An derson should not, as such administrator, bare tsars to Mil raid lot of lamd. Wltneaa my official signal'sro this 33th day of fSepelember, 1883. EDGAR C. P. DART, ae P 7*lni -.-a- Ordinary O. C. Ga. CITATION.' GEORGIA—Olton County.— To all whom ft may corncern J. J. Spearf. and L. O. Marlin of said State and County having in proper form applied as persons selected bv the nearest of kin to the heirs, who sra minors, fbr letters of adminis tration on the estate of Darios B. Emery, late df aald County, this Is to cite all and singular the creditor* and heirs of said Darius B. Emery to be and appear at the Court Hon.-e In tbe County at the next November term at the Court of Ordinary of said County, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent letters of administration Should not be granted to Mid J. J. tf pears and L. O. Marlin on Da rius B. Emery's estate. • Witness my official signature this 95th day of Sep tember, 1889 EDO AH C. P DART, sep7-lm Ordinary G. 0. Ga. CITATION. County and fitat., haring applied to b* appointed guardian, of tb. paraona and property of Nellie Em- 'liable It. Emery and Kata Emery, residents cf County, minor children and orphans under fourteen yean of age of Darius B. Emery, this is to cits all persona coneeraed to bo and opprar at tha next November term of the Court of Ordinary of aald County and show cum, if any they can, why said J. J. gpeani and L. C. Marlin should not be an imated with tho guardianship of the aald minor children. Z ■ mvr official oitmat EDGAR C.P.DAK Ordinary O. O. Go. Chicken Feed! : 4 Cracked Corn AT 75o PER BUSHEL. AlfO on hand, a fine lot of TENNESSEE APPLES, AND 30,000 BUBDEL8 Rust’Proof Seed Oat/- AUG. F. FRANKLIN & CO. BOSTON&BRUNSWI0K Packet Line. iswlck, Ga. FOR RENT! ’ ‘ , ' * **:r ' £‘* ' .* >.'Y. \ AFTER NOV. let.- » A FINN STORE, ■ 3Bx90, onprlnefpol etraat. Apply ta * octM-tf D. Tt DUNN. FOR. SALB. Cheap for Cask! ONC BOILER and SMOKE STACK. ONE SET MILL STONES, with all tho fixings belong to th* same. Address MESSES. BRIESENICK A BURNS. oct31 4t Brunswick, Ga. 1,000 CDOICELECOKTEPEAR TREES FOR SALE AT DOcts EACH. 11 parties Jasiring same will picsM call on 1-tf M. J. ADAMS, At J. J. Spears’. F.XU1XKS (« U#rerU For Pamphlets sod Pi