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T. G. STACY & SON, PUBLISHES^. BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, FR [Y, NOVEMBER 2, 1888.
WE CIST POSSIBLY Kfira I QUIET Ml EOKfiEU!
■wypi A -l=a "STE! TE! Z3ZE^.XS TE!
Boom or Bust, Boko or Bra Chawo. i» towed
HERE WE] 0-0 !
Our goal is. Trade* and we’re bound to get there if there
is any power in prices and virtue hi values and benefits in
bargains. Commencing MONDA if, NOV. 5th, and lasting
one week, we offer the following' a
MATCHLESS BARGAINS s
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ESTABLISHED 18J5. •
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Sit down on the high-priced dealers
and come to see us ! We have ev
erything we advertise. We won’t
be just out when you call.
Silks and Dress Goods.
Black silk worth $1.75 for $1.16 yd
Black silk worth $1.50 for $1.05 yd
Black silk worth $1.25 for 90c. yd.
S -icdts in all leading shades, 56
es wide, worth $1 for 80c. yd.
Henriettas in the leading shades,
46 inches wide, worth 85c for 69c yd.
Henriettas in fast black, worth
$1.25 for 1.05 per yard.
Henriettas, pure silk warp, worth
$1.40 for $1.25 per yard.
25 per cent, reduction in black
; eashmers.
Brocade worsted, 15c. a yard.
Mohair, solid colors, 12|c. a yard.
" ■ Dress extenders, 10c. a set.
Bodice steels, 8c. a set.
LADIES’ HOSE.
. A few bargains in this department
are—
Perpalr
Lisle Thread; ! 3Sc
Striped Lisle thread ..25c
**. : ~*?5 -dorp:' fast black
zo'dizen^HECFavalue.. \~ 25c
Pin striped, fast colors, full reg. .93c
French ribbed, fast colors 33c
MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S.
Extra long, fast black 15c
“ •• " “ 20c
French ribbed, assorted colors.. 25c
Brilliant Lisle, “ “ ... ,42c
One lot of 50 dozen Lisle thread. •
sizes from 5 to S, at remark- ’
able low price of 10c
You will have missed a Great Catch4f
you fail to take in our Great,
Slaughter Sale !
Gloves in Wool and Kid | TABLE D ill ® INI
Our success^ in this department i “J
has gone far beyond our expectation,'
but it is no wonder when you consid
er the fact that we guarantee every
pair we sell, and sell them at the foi-
ing prices:
Ladies’ Kid, in leading shades, at. 65c
“ “ “ 95c
“ “ “ “ $1.15
MELS.
Plushes .anil Velvets.
Genuine silk Plush, worth $1.50, f6r
$1 a yard.
Genuine silk Velvets, w6rth $1.40, for
$1 a yard.
Velveteen, worth 75c, for 50c a yd,
Novelty r Striped Velveteen, at,G5<ryd.
COESE
YES, CORSETS!
Oh, wc have, bargain? in them, too.
fajapr’sX'oiyjine’,.J8c
■■M rsea
J)0c
’Coutil Marion 75c
Electro Magnetic 47c
And others wc have not time to men
tion.
5c per yd
Damask at /jfOc P er >’ c '
Damask at . 4$0c per yd
Damask at per yd
Extra wide Damask at. ..'.'65c per yd
We call your special ai
lot of remnants in dairfas
a yard, which we are sell!
50 doz. towels, assorf
remarkably low prices.
inti on to a
worth 75c
at 42c,
BLANKETS, BLANKETS
IN ALL LEADING
Wo can sell you a Jerse;
A Jersey worth $1.25 fo:
A Jersey worth $1.50 fo;
A Jersey worth $2.00 fcjr ,’,:..... 1-60
• And all the Ltffe graCqHfc snme re
ductions.
Comforts, C<
In shivering cold weat]
want these thick, beavj^ i
For one and all. The following
are a few of the bargains in this de
partment:
Her pair
Blankets at . ..$1.20
Blankets at *... 1.45
Blankets at ,1.50
Blankets at 1.75
grades, at j Blankets at 2.00
Blankets at 2.25
And on to $12 a pair.
fJT-We offer ten per cent reduc
tion from the above prices to hotels
and boarding houses who want a
large quantity.
100 Pc’s Prints,
FAST COLORS, at 6c a yd. •
GENTS’
Ports.
ake yrv
DOMESTICS!
10-4 Sheeting at 21c yd
10-4 Sheeting, best quality, at 25c yd
4-4 Bleaching at 7.1c yd
4-4 Unbleached Shirting at. . 7.j<: yd
Comforts at i 2.00
Comforts at 2.50
Comforts, sateen lined. | 3.50
These prices will make comfort
buying a pleasant pastime at our
store. ■
RED AND WHITE FLANNELS
AT A BARGAIN !
Canton flannels from 8c a yard on
to host grades, very cheap.
clothing from us, go on paying high
prices for clothing, we have the la
test styles out and guarnutee to save
you at least 20 per cent on all you
buy- from ns. Come around and take
a look at our business suits for $9.50.
YOUTH AND CHILDREN'S
Clothing at same low prices, we have
the best school suits in the city for
boys at only $2.15 a suit, and can
give you Polo caps to match.
50 doz. Unlaundricd Shirts at 45e
50 “ “ “ ....60c
50 “ “ “ ....70c
25 «* “ “ ....85c
This is the best value in shirts you i
oversaw. Come around and examine
them, and also see our flannel shirts.
UNDERWEAR!
The most complete assortment is
white, red and dark colors and fancy
oyc| shown by any house,in ■
r.'-'Wrd If oftV aro'aot -
lower than ‘others ask for tie same
grades, we don’t ask you to buy
them. »
Hats, Hats!
Our assortment is now complete
from the cheapest soft and stiff hats
to the best silk. Wc have all of this
season’s latest styles, and can sell
you a good Derby Hat as low ns
$1.25.
We solicit a call from one and all,, and assure everybody it is no trouble for us to show them our stock
ders from our out of town customers given special attention.
J. J. LI88NER
Polite and careful attention given to everyone. Or-
<$c Co.
AGENT FOR
‘Y01JMANS* ” N. Y. HATS.
AGENT FOR TIIE
‘LILLIPUTIAN BAZAAR/
Headquarters in N. Y. for
CHILDREN’* CLOTHING !
NECKWEAR IN ALL STYLES, AND AT ANY PRICE !
HOSIERY !
This Space bclongrato
FLANNEL SHIRTS ! DRESS SHIRTS !
GLOVES!
UNDERWEAR. ALL GRADES, MEDIUM AND'LIGHT WEIGHT !
TRUNKS AND
TRAVELING BAGS
• All ffzpi uixl thapea.
A BIG LIME OF
UMBRELLAS
To .nit the Times.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
GEORGIA—Glynn county.
Notice is hereby given that the lirm of .Shannon
± Walker, proprietors of the Brunswick Dining
Parlor ami Oyster Saloon, on Newcastle street,
Brunswick, Cn., said firm being composed of A.
G. Shannon him! II. S. Walker, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. A.C. Shannon re
tiring from said Arm, and transferring all debts
and accounts due said lirm. with full toower to
collect the same, to the said II. S. Walker and
the said H. S. Walker assuming all the debts
and liabilities to date of said firm in accordance
with their contract of dissolution of this date.
This 22d clay of October, 1888.
d. A. BUTTS,
Physician and Surgeon.
O FFICE northwest corner of Newcastle and
Gloucester streets, lately occupied by Dr. J.
Wilson. Calls left with Rockwell, the Druggist,
will receive prompt attention. Office hours 9 to
11 a. tn. and 3 to 5 p. m. Residence on Glouces
ter street; one door from Union. ^
JV».Special attention given to diseases of
throat and lung*.
Notice of Intention to Change |
Name.
STATE OF GEORGIA—County op Glynn.
A LL persons interested are hereby notified that
I have filed my petition to the December
term 1888 of the Superior Court of said county
for the purpose of having my name and that of
my wife changed from Oliver P. and May C.
Goodbread by which names we have heretofore
been known to that of Oliver I*. Felton and May
C. Felton.
This August 9th, 1888
OLIVER P. GOODBREAD.
ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA—COUNTY op GLYNN.
T O all whom it may concern, and to the heirs
and creditors of Michael Minehan, late cf
said county, deceased.
John J. Spears, Administrator cum testnmen-
to annexe of Michael Minehan, deceased. has in
duo form applied to the undersigned fog leavo to
self two tiTtcta or,land, lying in thq city of. Hruna-
wick, in said State and county, and in the bid
tow n of said city, each containing eighty-one
hundred sqm. re feet* one known as the eastern
half of old town lot number two hundred and
twenty-two, and the other known as the western
half of old town lot number two hundred and
ninety-three, belonging to the estate of said »*e-
ccascd, and said application will lie hemal oil tin*
first Monday in November next.
This 8rd, day of October 1888.
EDGAR C. P. DART,
Ordinary O.O. Gn.
LEAVE TO SELL.
Oysters in' all styles at all hours at
the Brunswick Dining Parlor.
STATE or GEORGIA-C00KTT OF GLYNN,
rpo all whom it may concern, and to the heirs
X and creditors of ’Tallulah Mallory, deceased:
Maria Mallory, administratrix dc bonis non of
Tallulah Mallory, deceased, has in due form ap
plied to the undersigned for leave to sell the lands
belonging to the estate of said deceased, and said
application will Is* beard on the first Monday in
November next This October 6th, 1888.
EDGAR C. P. DART,
Ordinary G. C. Ga.
CITATION
STATE OF GEORGIA—Glynn County.
Whereas, William II. Wnaley, Administrator
of John Strickland, deceased, has applied to the
undersigned for letters dismisaory fro* *
ministration. This is, therefore, to,
sons concerned, to show ct
said Administrator shon’
from his aoministrath
dismission on the firs
Tills August 4, la'!
NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern
STATE OF GEORGIA—County op Clynn.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the next legislature of Georgia
which will assemble on the first Wednesday of
November, 1888, for the passage of a local orspe
eial bill, the title of which is as follows:
•‘An act to incorporate the Turtle River Rail
road Company in the county of Glynn, and to au
thorize said Railroad Compuny to construct and
mnintnln n line, or lines of road entering into
nnd having a terminal point in the city of Bruns
wick in said county, at any point in said
soutii of J street and west of Ellis street, ai
terminal at life “New Docks” on the cast bank
of Turtle river in said county, nnd a terminal or
terminals at any point or points on Turtle river,
or8t. Simons Sound, or anv river or sound or
creek castwardly of said Ellis street in said
county, nnd n terminator,terminals nt nnyotlw
er |K>)pt cp’points within, (lie county of Glynn, on
or at nitv point within two mile* of the east bank
of said Turtle river; to authorize said railroad tb
cross other railways, and to cross canals, creeks
and rivers, and to bridge the rathe; to take, and
if necessary condemn land for the purpose of
right of wuy, and terminal facilities; to use the
right of way of other railroads entering said
county or city; to authorize said 11a ilroaRCom
pany to lay tracks nnd operate its railroad in
certain streets of said city of Brunswick; to au
thorize said Railroad Company to buy, hold,
lease, Improve and sell real estate; ana to au
thorize said Railroad Company to issue bonds,
and for other purposes.”
And that it is the intention of the undersigned
to make said application to said General Assem
bly after this notice has been publtseed and post
ed as required by law.
J. 8. THOMAS,
It. R. HOPKINS.
FRANK D. AIKEN.
October Jl, 1888.
The foregoing notice was this day posted at the
door of the Court House in this county.
EDGAR C. P.D ART,
Oct. 31,1S88. Ordinary U. C. Ga.
NOWU ci -
J. H. POWELL,
(ESTABLISHED 1875)
10’ -. miles from Brunswick, the City by the Sea,
‘‘till l ontinuesdealing in Groceries, Liquors and
•yai>. Milk Shakes a specialty.
HORSES TO HIRE.
irsefor mule, wagon or buggy can be bail at
time, night nnd day. Parties from Darien
to Brunswick ami retunrsarac day. In-
ion can be had from M. J. Christopher 4
mith, Darien. octl
Directory of Secret Societies.
F IND a. in.—Ocean IJbdgo, Mo. 114, F. A
• A. M., meet. IIrat and third Monday nights
In each month. J. J. SPEAKS. \V. M.
J. E. LAMB RIGHT. Scc’y. ’
I O. O. F.—Seaport Lodge, No. 08, meet, reg-
• ularly every Tuesday n|ght at their hall over
City Council Chamber. Mombcrain good stand
ing aro earnestly invited.
JAMES B. CANNON, N. G.
J. E. LAMKKIGHT, Secretary.
K OF P.—Oglethorpe Lodge, No. 24, meets
• Thursday night at their Castle Hull
over J.Mclielaom. .tore. Visiting brothers arc
cordially Invited. P. KELLER, C. C.
T. B. FERGUSON, K.of It. and S.
A ti, or H,—Magnolia Council, No. 1105, Am-
• Loglon of Honor, meets second anil
fourth Friday night* of each month.
, _ _ , CaOVATT, Cojnraander.
J. T. LAMKRIGHT, Secretary. ■■■ •
J O. B. lie.—Okcfcenokee TrlL
. Order of Red Men, meets ev,
night up stains in City Hall I
J. H. CLAR
V. It. MITCHELL, Chief of llecori
DISSOLUTION NOTICE’
STATE OF GEORGIA—CountT oF GLYNNV
Notice 1* hereby given that the firm of Hack
Co,, manufacturers and venders of brick, wi...
ita place of manufacture near Waynesville, in
Wayne county and said Stata and its chief office
In Brtmswick, in said county of Glvnn, organized
under articles of copartnership of bate Jlay 11th*
1888, and formed of Win. Crovatt, of thcaald
county of Glynn, and Mrs. C. V. Hack, of »ai<i
county of ....
dloool red-
said firm, i
debts and liabilities of the xnid firm to the
amount of $2,173.43, ns in their articles ordix-mlu-
lion of this date mentioned, the said Mrs. C. V*
Hack agreeing to pav ail debt* or the said firm in
excess of said sum. This October loth. 1888.
C. V. HACK,
Wii. CROVATT*
county of H ayne, Is to-day by mutual consent
dissolve* I—the said Mrs.C.V. flack retiring from
said firm, and tbo said Win. Crovatt assuming all
NOTICE.
Neither the owners. Captain or consignees will
be responsible for any debts contracted by tfce
crew of the Norwegian bark Dranning Sophie.
LADSTEEN, Master*
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