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Neither lb* Muter, Owner nor Oo««to*« of the
Brltieh berk EMMA O. 8CAMHKL will be reeponei-
Ule for an/ debta oontreoled bj her crew,
KIE3TRE, Muter.
NOTICE.
Neither the Muter. Owner nor Coneiitnee of the
Norwegian berk ARCTIC will be reeponeible for any
dobte contracted bjr her crew.
UtSTRIP, Muter.
Patent fop Sale.
For sale, %n interest lo • patent, combined with
ft discovery of great extent and value for the South*
r States. Address CAPITAL, Charleston P. O., 8.
deer*
FOB SALE.
A HOUSE AND LOT IN EXCELLENT LOCA TION
Apply to.
dec23-tf.
J. 8. BURNS.
LOST.
Between the stores of A. V. Putnam and L. D.
Hpyt ft Co., a pair or gold-rimmed Kye-Glasacs.—
The finder will liberally rewarded by leaving
the same at the office of this paper.
It. J. MASSE F,
8t. Simons Mills.
TWO DESIRABLE LOTS
roE bjljxjsi
I offer for sale the two City Lots, 30x00 each, bo-
f ng tho corner on which the Telephone Building is
Rosendo Torras,
DEALER IN AND SHIPPER OF
YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
NAVAL STORES, Etc.,
BRUNSWICK, GA., U. S. A.
JldvertiSer and Jtiwcul.
FUBLUHKD XVXBT
SATURDAY MORN IN <j
AT BBOTIBWIOK. GEORGIA.
HOME MATTERS.
SATURDAY MOBNINO. DECEMBER 13, 1883.
Forelxn end domretlc ordore eoilcitod for any of
tbe prod net. of till, country. dec231y
NO HUMBUG!
Watches,Clocks & Jewelry
OP EVERY VARIETY
-A.T COST!
HXHARRIS.
It is now officially styled tbe Bruns
wick and Western Railroad.
v Santa Clene’ Headquarters nt A. E. Heine k Co.'s.
Christmas will be opon us next
Monday. We wish all of oar readers
a happy time.
Mr. Adams, at J. J. Spears’, has a few more of
those fine LeConte Pear Trees. If you wish any,
yon had better put in your orders before they are all
sold.
Newspaper reporters were plentiful
in town this week. This is a good
sign, we take it.
Brunswick begins 1883 with tbe
brightest prospects she ever had.-
Wait and see what is in store for ns.
Cheapest ahd best lot of Fire*Works In tbe city.
A. E. IIEINS k Co.
We have seen a snmp'.e of tjiesyrup
advertised in these columns by Gray
& Bro of Willicoocbie. It is all that
is claimed for it.
Rt-ad Council proceedings on first
page. They contain the memorial to
Congress recently sent up from the
Georgia Legislature.
The celebrated $5 Waterbury Watches, the very
th‘ug for s Christmsi present. Warranted to keep
excellent time. Any psrt repaired for 50c st head
quarters. Kept by W. F. Docrfllnger, Jeweler.
If you want something nice in the
confectionery line for Christmas cull
friend Sam Glogauer, in the
“shanty” on tho corner.
See notice of spectacles lost, They
are a family relic and much prized.—
Tbe party leaving them nt this office
will be rewarded by the owner.
Died, on tbe lOtb insi, Maria An
na Joerger, aged three years, elev
en months ana eleven days. Thus has
tbe angel of death visited tbe home of
our townsman, Dr. F. Joerger, twice
within a week and taken away its vic
tims. Tbe bereaved parents have our
sympathy.
Being determined to elite tint our toyajand
Cbrletmu Goods, greet bargain, are ofered.
/ A. E. HEINS k Co.
If the winter continues in this sec
tion as it has been going, next sum
mer ought to be remarkably healthy
that is, if cold weather destroys ma
laria and other impurities. We have
already had more winter here this
season than in all of last season put
together.
A very choice collection of holiday books, albums
Ac. for old and yonng. at Glover A Dunn’s.
Mr. R. Torras’ card appears in this
issue of the paper. All orders, for
eign or domestic, for lumber, naval
stores, or, in fact, any of the products
of this country will receive bis prompt
attention. We have had many trans
actions with Mr. Torras and find him
reliable in every particular.
ivev. W. F. Lloyd, as will be seen
by reference to tbe list, has been re
turned to his work here as pastor of
tho Methodist church of this city.
A small fire occurred last Monday
morning in a shanty near Cook’s mill.
No greut damage done, other than
tbe destruction of the said shanty.
Christmas goods of every description, the very
best ever brought to thla market for Bale by W. F.
Doerflinger.
MB M1SPMDE BILL,
TO BE GIVEN AT
^ARIOSO HALL,
MONDAY EVE., JAN. 1,1883.
All persona receiving Invitations will bo welcome.
Tickets on tale at Glovar A Dunn'a.
N. B.—Fancy and comic ault* can bo rented for
Chit occasion at reasonable rates.
MAX A. RICE,
Committee on Invitations.
NOTICE FOR LEAVE TO SELL LAND.
OEORGIA—-Glynn County.
Whereas, John M. Dexter,
Du Ulguon, of said county, hsi
of Ordinary of said county, for leave to sell thirty
two and one-half acres o! land, more or 1cm, bound
ed by lands of Mrs. Ammons. Mrs. Watent and Chss.
Day, oue-fifth undivided interest in three and
three-fourtha acres of laud, formerly the bomeetoad
of Col. Henry DuUlgnon, all in said county, and six
«hares of Central Railroad stock, the property or
told Gertrude DuBlgnon, for her support,
This la to cite all whom It may concern to file
lUelr objection*, if any they have, in this office on
or before the flrat day o! January, 1883, why leave
should not be granted to the said John M. Dexter,
as guardian of the said Gertrude DuUlgnon, to sell
vtt'd property.
Witness my official aignatvru this 20th day of
November, 1882.
EDGAR C. P. DART,
•IcoMm Ordinary G. C. Oa.
TRAVELERS’ INSURANCE CO
HARTFORD, CONN.
Life & Accident Insurance.
4.M. DEXTER, Ins. Agent,
Represents the above Co. at Brunswick, (la.
Assets,
$6,114,502
Lift* and accident policies written on «hort notice
Pamenger insurance tickets sel l. No medical ex
jsuiinatiuu required. declMJy.
An Extra Fine Article of
(MIMA SYRUP
For Hair Bylbe l ageralgneB.
Parties wanting five or ten gsilotm can
their ke\,s and have them filled. Address
B. B. OKAY, WUlieoocbee, Oa.
Wanted.
500 EMPTY SACKS!
We are requested to state that the
white Baptist congregation of this
city will worship in the Academy
while their building is being repaired.
It .is hard to tell which of the three
nowly made papas is the happiest. It
seems to ns that the lost one wo see
is the one. They look quite paternal.
Everybody is asked to come to A K. Heins A Co.’s
and price their goods beforo buying,
Col. John T. Collins left us last
Saturday. He will spend the wiuter
in Washington and New York. Ho
carries with him the good will of our
community.
Mr. A. V. Wood has four vessels
loading with naval stores, and daily
expects others. Ho succeeds, and we
rejoice with him. We wish there
were more here liko him.
Mr. E. F. Coney and bride (nee
Miss Mattie Dillon), uftor spending a
brief sojourn in tho “land of flowers,"
returned to the city a few days ago,
and are stopping at the Nelson House.
Toys ol every variety aud of the latest invention
at wholesale aud retail at Glover ft Duun’*.
Our town now has, without doubt,
the largest stock of Christmas goods
ever ottered here. Not only have in
dividual merchants bought more
heavily, but more of their numbers
are dealing in these things this sea
son.
Solid and plated silver ware, spectacles, Hewing
machines, etc., at W. F. Doerfiingcr'a.
Dr. Burroughs has laid upon tbe
table of tho bureau of agriculture of
this paper specimens of the genuine
old fashioned yam potutoes. They
were referred to the culinary depart
ment with pleasing results. The spec
imens were very tine indeed.
Dolls of every variety: Bisque, wax, china, ting-
|tig, crying, talking \.\—the largest and beat as-
•ortment ever V-cn iu Brunswick—at Glover a I
j Dima's.
! Mr. Editor: Tell the people that if
'* up jthey wunt currents, citron, pruues,
raisins, mince meats, and all kinds of
fruit butters for ChristmaP, or smoked
beef, pig bams and shoulders they
should at oneo call at
The Buck Stoiie.
We would suggest that our city
fathers allow the young folks nil prop-
freedom in the use of fireworks
during the Christmas holidays, but
bave a strict eye to\tbe abuse of tbe
privilege. Fun is one thing and
rudeness is another. Meanwhile, if
the weather be dry, look out for fires.
Tbo beat assortment of Fancy Groceries iu town
at the lowest prices at 8. M. Glogaucr’a.
We sh 'Uld have mentioned last
week, in connection with the notice
of tho ball at L’nrioso on tbe night of
Jauuury 1st, that tbe management do
not desire to realize anything there
from, but simply to pay,expenses.—
Should, therefore, there bo anything
over that amount, tbe same will be
turned ovrr to the Board of Educa
tion for school purposes.
H»ve yon taken a ch.nco nt tho Grand Jiafflo it
A. E. Heins A Co,’a six prizes.
TBE LEADERS ID LOW PRlffifi
- ■ ’ - : l |
All others are merely followers in what
e inaugurate, and don’t you forget it!
Dealers who are compelled to lower'
their prices to keep up with competition!
can claim no credit for what they do.-..
They are forced into terms, and compelled
to take
AUG. V. FRANKLIN A CO.
For seven years we have urged tbe
great importance of holding Bruns
wick real estate at reasonable prices,
and encouraging strangers to settle
among us. Now that there seems to
be a time just at baud when the out
side world will be coming this way,
we gently recall to the minds of prop
erty owners the above suggestions.
Don’t get your sights too high.
China, crockery, musical instruments, baskota,
flno cutlery, silver plated ware, faucy goods, sta
tionery, etc. etc. at wholesale and retail, at Giover
A Dunn’r.
The entertainment given nt the res
idence at Captain G. J. Hall last
Thursday, for the benefit of tbe Bap
tist church, was a complete success.—
The music furnished by Frofs. Mink-
ley aud Hardeman, together with Dr.
Dunwoody Atkinson was nil that
could be desired. Captain Hall de
serves credit for providing such a
pleasant evening.
Gold and silver watches at W. F. Doerfiinger’s./
Referring to the sale of tbe B. & A.
railroad and its change of name, tbe
Savannah News thus speaks editori
ally:
“The transfer of the Brunswick A
Albany railroad to its new owners and
its reorganization under tbe title of
tho Brunswick & Western, marks an
epoch in Southern progress. With
the completion of the proposed exten
sion, connecting, as it will, with tho
other lines owned or controlled by tbo
Erlanger Synbicate, our rising neigh
bor, Brunswick, will be given a direct
route to Kansas City and New Or
leans, thus affording another South
Atlantic outlet for the products of tho
grent West and tbe ceutral portions
of the cotton belt.”
If you want a Christina* prefer.I for wifi* or hus-
baud, paront, brother or aiHtor, children,sweetheart,
relation or friend, do uot fail to pay a visit at Glov
er ft Dunn's.
Ue()penf»d. J
I hereby notify the public that I
have re-opeued business, and can uow
be found in the rear apartment of the
store of Messrs. Moses Daniel A Co.,
where! shall keep ou hand, daily,
fresh meats, vegetables, etc. I would
be pleased to meet all o? my old cus
tomers. M. A. Wiggins.
All the latest novelties in holiday goods are now
|0 be seen at Glover ft Dunn's.
The high tides of last week swept
away the bluffs nt Long lliuuch that
protect the large hotels ut that place.
Martell, lKnesiy .ml other braml. of Cognac >).
beat brand, of Ryu aud other wlii.keya, fur’me
dlcmal uid othar also, fine. Imported
wlnua, can be fonud at GEOitOE CUANDLElt’S. on
U.y street. Jo3 . lv
Look at prices NOW, and prices BE
FORE WE C AME HERE,and then con
sider before you step. Brick Stores,
Shanties, Palaces and Gems must stand
in the shade,
WHILE WE BLOOM!
Come and see us, and compare our prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
GOLDSMITH k NOCK,
THE BOSS GROCERS.
DOWN WITH THE PALACES!
ID VAIN THE BRICK STORES!
Away With the Boss!
Every Prudent Housekeeper
OUGHT TO CONSIDER WHERE TO EUY
Groceries & Provisions
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S. M. GrLO G-A-XTER
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