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G. STACY & SON, PUBLISHERS.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13. 1888.
^TABLISHED \S7‘\
%dvei[tiser~^^l
ishcd Daily and Weekly at
IC^ - GEORGIA,
£ CITY BY TITE SEA."
I A SOX, Editor, and Proprietor.
' n Rates: Daily, by mait.ordclivcred
‘ ■' i the city, H per annum; Weok-
atcs extremely reasonable, and
f m application,
ents lor which no definite contract
* published until ordered out, and
5 accordingly.
NEWS AND GOSSIP.
• iture overhauled, painted
it Porter & Co.
Klessly some folks deal
This has a particular as
general significance.
,nr boots and shoes from
> dr’Fleetwood, the shoe men.
• steamer Hessie carried over a
'.ght for Darien tins morning,
purchased right here in Bruns-
are selling the best children
made. See our stock before
by'. Taylor <fc Fleetwood, the
* ion.
Ce funeral of Mrs. Jerry Miuchau
: place this morning at ten o'clock
l'the Catholic church, and was
fely attended.
, »n painting of all kinds done by
Vr & Co.
i Braggins may not be able to
u the Aldermanic Board, but
. s on a slate roof according to
1 He is inaking a nice job of Mr
-esidcnce.
buy-
jan save 25 per cent b.
ir shoes and hats from
Lvood.
Baylor
ip Year Ball comes off to-
lu’Arioso Ilall under the
: ladies, who have left
If-thc :
^ypned to have the affair
: in every particular.
. save one dollar tin every
Jiand made shoes by buying
lylor <fe Fleetwood, the shoe
Matinee.
“How the Fifties spend Christmas,”
will be repeated Saturday afternoon)
at three o’clock. The prices will be
very low, and all who did not uttond
tho entertainment on Tuesday or
Wednesday nights, can come Satur
day. Tiie operetta will be. if any
thing, better than before, as the chil
dren are much better up in their
parts, and tho second act has been
lengthened considerably.- The com
ical gnomes will also sing a new song
which has been composed for them
since tho other entertainments.
The Matinee will be for Prof. Steele’s
benelit and all his friends should at
tend and make it as much of a suc
cess financially as the other enter
tainments were in an artistic sense.
Prices arc, 35c, for reserved scat; for
general admission, 25c; and 10c for
children, under 12 years,
We, print below, by request, the
Queen’s Solo, sung by Miss Etta
Hirschfleld, in this cantata:
Now, citizens of Brunswicd:,
Let me recall to you
The wrterwoi ks ami Hireet curs,
And Oglethorpe bran-new.
Our cotton summing Interests,
Our nob e public school—
These ad a *e h’gna tm'aiUng
That Jirunsw
Tho hospital is
i ahull rule.
illal is worthy
A tiio.-^hton Chi inning day,
And surely I must mention
Our now Y. M. C. A.
But while our city s growing,
Can we not take a pride
In those who for their country’
Fought, b*cd and bravely died.
Oh, audience of mortals,
A magic spell I’ve cast
0‘cr Brunswick and its people,
Which through all time shall last.
Your city shall grow larger,
. Yoiu* wealth and fame increase.
Three boons I give unto you—
Health, weal.li and lasting peace.
You can buy a nice stiff hat for
$1.50 at Taylor & Fleetwood.
jdics have been wailed np
fnious beach and recognized
of tho negro men who Jwere
Christmas Eve. The re
three will no doubt bo
I up soon. Those washed
: been buried.
[French kid button shoes
; Taylor & Fleetwood, the
Downing, Jr., <fe Co.
port loading, foreign,
'aggie Douglass, Esther
■d, Maria Adrina and
| p»ill take several more
to carry «£ tknir im
•
Led a first class Buggy
^ vo the very best mu-
4 job-of Buggy Paint
er & Co.
Mr. G. Wessolowsky
and claming the
ii*»n he recently pur-
7, 1 Greenfield &
- ,rt commenced
apbell Compress
B. & W. R. R.
a t of Brunswick,
i -.nipped to Barce
,d house fcumbers on
, L Co.
•tice.
v. Board of Health in
v-, all parties intend-
cavations or dig up
corporate limits of
Iriinswick arc hereby no-
f,hcy must do so before
*E. A.. Nemos, Scc’y.
Hail Route to Darien.
An agent of the mail service was
in the city this week and went over
the lino to Darien. After making a
close inspection of the whole matter
and getting all the data he could, he
wrote a strong letter to the Depart
ment urging the importance of a mail
route from Brunswick to Darien, via
Doboy. Darien now gets her not th
orn mail of one day about ten o’clock
the day following. By establishing
this route the steamer could leave
here daily on arrival of the northern
mail at noon and place same in Da
rien by six o’clock p. m., just sixteen
hours sooner than sho now gets it,
and returning make the trip in time
to connect with the E. T. V. 10:50
train every morning. If the citizens
of Darien will get up a petition to
Mr.Norwoodencouraging the scheme,
There is no reason why it could not
be worked up.
Northerners Coming—Their
Impressions.
Every train over the E..T. V. & G.
brings passengers for Florida—28
yesterday and 36 to day. To travel
in company with these one gets an
idea from their remarks—one to an
other, of their impressions. Yester
day morning we were on one of these
trains and listened witii interest
from No. 2 to the first crossing. Such
remarks as these fell from their lips:
“This soil must be very poor”—“Won
der how the pcoplo live?” “Every
thing so dead—no new houses—no
fresh paint.” At Sterling Station
one old Indy caught sight of a tur
pentine still, and asked her good
man whnt it was. Adjusting his
specs on his nose he surveyed the
promises and informed his good wife
tii at it was a sugar furnace. But
when the train began to get into the
city, and the new houses began to
loom up on ev ery hand, and the grand
old oaks wet with dew to wave in the
fresh morning air, a sudden change
came over the party and their delight
knew no bounds. “Oh, isn’t that
splendid,” said one.” “A perfect lit
tle panuMse,’’ said another. Yc edi
tor couiiTOtand it no longer, so said
to the coufile nearest him him: “Yes,
friends, von have now reached, the
garden spot of earth—Brunswick, tho
city by the sea. Stop over with us
ladies and gentlemen, and spend a
week at the Oglethorpe, and our word
for it, you will go no nearer the land
of flowers. They all promised to stop
on their way back.
A Rusy Scene.'
Tho Bay presented a lively scene
this morning. The steamer City of
Brunswick with her , list of todrists
for Fernandina; the #fcssic with a
good list of passengers and a heavy
freight .for Darien; the steamship
Lake Ncpigon with her cargo of cot
ton for Liverpool; tho Tar Heel, with
her freight for Abbeville; thoEgmont
with her passenger list and freight
for St. Simons were all steamed up
and trying their wheels in the water
like prancing ponies all- ready to
start on their journeys. Besides these
Bay looomed up with steam tugs
innumerable, each ready to fulfill his
mission for the day. The whole
scene was a lively one indeed, and
one that brought joy to the heart of
the writer, who has worked hard all
these years to bring about Just this
state of things. We felt a degree
of pride swelling in our bosom as we
looked upon the realization of our :
long cherished holies.
Exports.
C. Downing, Jr. & Co. cleared oh
Jan. 7, bark Demetrus, for Rotter
dam, with 2,750 barelsir^ir. and 181
casks spirits, valued at $7,110.
R. Torras & Co. cleared on Jan. 7,
bark Bravo, for Oporto, with 304,215
feet of lumber, valued at $3,372.
J. J. McDonough & Co. olearod on
JafrT 7, ba.k Union for Rosario, with
335,280 feet of lumber, valued at $4,-
694.
H.. R. Symons cleared Jnn. 0, ss.
Mozart, 'for Liverpool with 6,015
bales cotton, valued at $274,284.
R. Torras <fc Co. cleared Jan. 9, bk.
Consnclo, for|Valencia. with 239,529
feet of lumber valued at 3,256.
Hunter, Bene & Co.. cleared Jan.
12 bk. Maitland, for Grcnoch, with
503,000 feet of lumber, valued at $6,
120.13.
McDouough & Co. cleared Jan. 13
bk. Sultana, for Buenos Ayres with
561,203 feet lumber, valued at $8,418.
► Stillwell, Pike & Co. cleared Jan.
13, bk. Axel, foq Buenos Ayres with
380,423 feet iumber, valued at $7,675.
C. Downing, Jr. & Co. also cleared on
same bark 2,000 gallons turpentine
valued at |850.
J. S. Thomas & Co. cleared Jan.
13, bk Leopold, for Rotterdam, with
4,200 barrels rosin valued at $6,241.
The iirst issue of the Daily Thom
asvillo Times is before us. It is an
evening paper, and is just such alo
cal paper ss our ^ is ter city has need
ed for some time, The genial Trip
lett, of the old reliable weekly Times
is the editor and Mr. S. B. Burr, late
of the Fort Valley Mirror, is tho bus
iness manager. It is a sprightly lit
tle paper, and it will not bo long be
fore tho people of Thomasaville will
be wondering how they everinanaged
to get along without it.
John B, Stetson <fcCo. fine, soft and
stiff lints'for sale at Taylor *• Fleet-
wood, the s(k)e men.
Washing
by a bright i
in the form i
ciety is now graced
action from Georgia
Pthe-. cxcellent wives of
several Georgia
Hand made sheef ' fron
$5,50 at Taylor FlcS
shoe men.
$3.25 to
Iwood, the
UECEUTSi-
llocftlpU ulnav.il Mores for tho week ( ruling
Jan. 1J—Splrltsturpentinc 383 oasts; rosin *J,0>7
barrels. Cotton 48ft bales. * '
Shipping Intelligence.
FOR THE WEEK EN’IlfNG JAN. IS. 1888.
ARRIVED.
Ian. (5— Bk. .Maria Ami. i nip, Santos.
“ «l—Sc»i. Florence J, A'tens Dunton, X. Y.
7—Bk. Oflr, Kroger, TyuCo.
7— Bk. Bayard, ubii« ens, Ahhtnla.
8— FA. F rtuj, Barb£ti6e , 4i
11— Sell. K.U. Tau’ano, ilarCtt, New YorY*
12— 11k. Hft*vtho*Ti, Chapman, Bnlounge.
I 1 ) It .r. .. 1.’ .. ..... M .ioUair V V
12-li.igC.U
loK. Pioke. ; U£,Marshall, N.Y.
SAILED.
10—SS* Mozart, McUoaken.Liverpool.
10—Bk* Bravo, Civ istopherson, Oporto.
10—Bk. Union stratham, Jloaai’o.
12—Bk. Dcincvia, Schraman, BoHe/dam.
New Advertisements.
MORTGAGE SALE.
liju is: wim uv.viu viiu uuur or iill- ullBIli
Court Doom, at I'cnnicl:,Glynn cuun t, G
that tract or parcel of la id, sitUiGed lOig
And being in tWb UMith Distiict G. .V, Glynn
county, Gn., containing four uc/ca nio’u or less,
known as the Tom <Ja ; oil place. Soh*.
‘rn mortgage* deed mafic by T. P. Uorroll to
em v B. Thompson, on tho fifth fin ' of Fcbrna
r 18*7. llKNKY B.THOMVSOS
January 11, US8.
LOOK OUT I
Compare thl. with yonr parchaw i
M
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V;;
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Ai you value health, perhaps life, examine each
package and be sure you get the Genuine. See
the red Z Trade-Mark and'the full title
the red Z Trade-Mark and* the full title
on front of Wrapper, and on the aide
the seal and eicnature of J. II. ZellinA
Co., as in the above fac.simile. Remember thftr
is so other genuine Simmons Liver Regulator.
OF* BEAUTIFUL
■ The Augusta Gazette advises far
mers to farm on the intensive plan
this year. This is gooil .advice, but
it will never betaken until our pop
ulation becomes dense enough, to de
mand it. There is little intensive
forming in a thinly settled country.
Farming rarely pays much, except
.where population is dense. All this
means, let us try to secure iimni,ra
tion to Georgia. .
Misses E. & C. Janes’ Seminary-
C-u-tlYtoert, Ga.
Opened January 2, 1888.
making the
full
COLLEGE COURSE. INCLUDING MUSIC,
LATIN AN D FRENCH, FOR |5 A MOTNH.
We live in a progressive age, amt rejoice in the
new System, inaking Education cheap, adopting
the motto, “Live and Let Live.” There trill he
no extra charges for anything except art and
telegraphy.
Gold<nednl» will be given for mathematics,
latin, spelling, Penmanship, mid diligence in
music and art.
two weeks, tint# stimulating each pup»! tastrl
ft»r hitch standing in class and l)ei>orrment.
Annual exaiiiinntion, with o|M*rettji end co
eert. Unilorm will lie worn by the m
Bom it can be secured at *10 iter month; Pri
vate arrangements can lie made with H. *». lai
mar, or MISSES E. A C..! A NES.
,Prim*ij».‘ils.
ENGINES
FOR
&i mm.
Lost: Cheeks 107, 116, 122 of Hop
kins’ Transfer. A suitable reward
will be paid'for the delivery of same
or either of them at Transfer office
corner of Bay and Monk street.
For rent, ci.4lit-room dwelling on
Newcastle street, opposite the ice fac
tory. Apply at this office. lw
Fob Rent: The office at head of
stairs in Michelson’s Block, formerly
Moat economical limlAurable. Cbeapwt in th
market, mmlitv coeitirterert, TLa(!ii)8IUtSII
FAUOt 11 tK SAW NIELS Md KSOlMS uiS
NTAVtiAttli i Jll’I.KSK.Ms UEXKItALLi. semi
r ‘""^v. It. FAtmUliAii,
\ ffiMiiiifif H’.irkv. £•»*si, t»
BANKING HOUSE
Wm. P. MINER,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
Collectten. a apeclalty. Exchange bought and
tl Park Hank. New York.
L.J.Leavy & Co.
Millinery Goods !
- —r—p-
;r «.j-80i:T.i(ENT QgU - .Aa.'>
' I * ' Y‘
Press Trimmings, Jitey
V
PLUSHES, SILKS,*
A ad nit Mndi* «>i finuiiAi
Jnfc TL r>.’ Outfits,
Fb.a, Line of '(■’ r.ml Iblblren'. lb
UHfir.
I'nS.rg.ratnta, urn anil .les.at,.tjlr. *f
Laisoe Assoktment OF
Zeftr, Crewel, Amseiie,Clieilt,
TASSELS, (iOl.D'ANn SILVKU LACK,;
Purses And Haml Sntcha^B*
New anu Seasonable.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IN GREAT.VAR1 ETVf
morest’s Pattmif* fur ditMwe*.
The ladles arc* n*«i'cctfnlljf luvitrd to givafli'n
Mrs, € EARLR,"
* ‘wensf^ J* fro cl, Brnnswlcfc,
FOR TORPID LIVER,
A torpid !1t« «- uorsages tlio nboltl
t«ui* uutl prt/«J..c'c»
Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Riiwr
matism, Sallow Skin and Piles.
AICTIOX AND l OHMlSSlON MERCIIAMS, AND I
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS.
Thcro In no better remeijr Torlkae
eomiuou SIwmc. than Tutt'ii l.ivrr
Pitta, mt a trial will prove. Price. Me.
Sold Everywhere,
S PECIAL attention given to collection of rent*.
r *
occupied by B. A. Hancock. Apply | p,a e ^^TM«5?;xt'-i:..?b! ! Xf Vl’ICli OF DISSOLUTION.
♦rx t \rG.iwdurkn 1 laiivtuTimks-Appeal office.
• 1
to J.'Michelson. ! ^iiviiitiskh-Ai-i-eal office.
* —H ,77” , T . " ihtis of Fiict^*ni Jt Co. t fimtifotetl uf S’.
Don’t foil to sec our $2.50 kid but- FOR DYSPLPSLAand Liver Uiiu 1 - •u am! Geo. W. Ilaunt, was
' ton boot. The sarao shoe will coat! plaint you have a printed guarantee} ttfd^^ro "ill jay Mr.’s,
t.i aa .1 bnitia nl' < 111 LkL’ u V1 frn 1J 7t,r ! w ho A&guuio* all li a ht I i a ml W ho WiUstttL
_ . 4 . _ s -_ t _, fncr«4*].
Cane bottom chairs reseated at I you $3.00 elsewhere. Taylor & Fleotrl on every bottle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer, [
Porter <k Co. I wood, the shoe mfen. 1 It never foils to cure. j Bruti.wi.-k, 1 ;.v. .inn. uh, iww.r
