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WEEKLY ADVERTISER-APPEAL.
T. G. STACY & SON, PUBLISHERS.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1888.
ESTABLISHED 1875
The Hospital-
I am ordered by the ladies of the
Hospital Building Association, to
notify the public thatta Fair will be
opened at L’Arioso Hall, to enable us
to continue the work on the Hospi
tal. on Monday Nov. 26th 1883, and
to urge and entreat all who feel
interest in the relief or amelioration
of human suffering to patronize the
Fair. Or. st least to contribute “a
mite" if no more, towards creating
a refuge for the sick and strangers,
travellers bv land or sea. All who
may stiller from accidents on shot'
or the great deep.
Many have already contributed
generously, some in cash, some in
materials, some iu labor, some in
personal service, and we are rich in
promise's of aid in the future.
Here at least is a platform which
all can cheerfully and heartily en
dorse “irrespective of age, sex (sect)
or previous condition,” for no one is
so high or low, rich or poor, old or
young—no creet^ or nationality but
is subject to the risk of accident, to
sudeu illness, and to whom the hos
pital with its resident physician, its
efficient nurses, its convenient means
for relief and restoration may not be
the one supreme chance, nay hope for
life, or at least the prevention of a
maimed body for all one's future.
In the marvelous growth of our
commerce, tnc need of a llrst-elass
hospital—such as we havd laid the
foundation for—where the seamen
mat - receive prompt attention right
at hand, and have every necessary
comfort, as well as skillful treatment
is imperitive, and every man or wo
man benifitted by that com
merce should feel obliged to help
" ski!I"**and comfort combined can
qfliekly restore the sailor to his
ship.
A good Hospital will surely con
tribute no little to the natural advan
tages our port already posesses.
and it is a blot, a serious drawback
to any port wanting in such a ne
cessity as a Marine Hospital.
We h ave secured our lot, the
foundation is laid, the walls are
slowly—alas! that I must say slowly
rising above the ground.
The head of one of our largest
business firms replied to my appeal
in behalf of the Hospital: “Wait un
til your building is being built on
r the ground and not on your sub
seriptiou book, and I will contri
! bute.” Any and every one can now
contribute according to his or her
means’and inclination, ru money, ma-
( terial6 or labor, for we have begun
to build upon the ground,” and by
God’s help we will; finish the good
work. We have a certain faith that
we shall succeed, and ou-r men will
I help us to that success. Any cou-
tributioss of money, will, if sent the
I Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Helen
C. Bostwick, be duly accredited upon
'our books.
All contributions t<> the Fair can
bo sent to the resi■■.•of Mrs. Ma-
1>ry, or to L’ar .so ..ad.
Mag. Hem v r ib- fin:s, j
Seci- t v and Treas. |
Auotlier Good Joke.
A merchant who had just returned
from New York, and who had sent
on ahead of himself a lot of this
loud smelling cheese, so delicious to
the palate of the epicure, looked over
his shelves, and not seeing it. call
ed out to one of his clerks:
“Say where is that — cheese I sent
down last week ?"
Clerk, taking him off to one side,
whispered in his ear:
“It was spoiled and I threw it in
the back yard.”
So Often Late-
Our business men are getting red
hot over the constant delays of our
daily mails, especially the northern
mails that come in from Jesup and
the S. F. ifc W. R. R. It is late from
one to three days a week, and some
times several hours late. The Board
of Trade should look into this tiling
and straighten if up. A gentleman
refused to ship cotton this way re
cently on account of our mail facil
ities. We can't afford that.
Ladies Invited.
After consideration the Y. M. C.
V. has decided to admit ladies to the*
lectures. They will throw the par
lor. reading and game room all into
one so they can accommodate the an
lienee. Prof. Branham wili lecture
on “One phase of the situation in the
new south.” If you wish to hear
something good go to-night.
GLYNN SHERIFF SALE.
First Tuesday ix December 1888.
tlio city of Brunswick. Glyin county, Geor
gia, on the fi’.st Tuesday in December, be
tween the hours of t-n a.m.tuiM four p. m. of
that day, the following describfeU property, to-
ami
m prove
vlt:
I-ot of land number
ments situate thereon, lying and being in the !>ix-
ville addition to the city of Bruntirick. contain
ing forty-five by one hundred fe$t, and l»onn<le«f
iu* follows: East by Lee street,on the south b\
even :
n garni bob
virtin* of a fi fa issued out of the
the Jfith District of Glynn count*. Gu.. i
of Julia s. Lambright, ndiulnisfiiltrix,
11. R. Well?, to satisfy the same. Levy
against
...nde and
to me bv Kobt. l^Ttaen, Con-tnbl.
*1 *18.00. and $L.V> interest, and *1.75
Hit. Thi- Nov. 3d. ibSS. ‘
W. 11. ltEIOME, Sheri If.
Notice of Intention to Change
Name. •*.
STATE OF GEOUGI A-UofSTVdjsLVXX.
V LL person* Interested nrc he reliTBo tilled that
I have Hied my petiti *n to foe December
term 1*0*8 of the Superior Court otjfcaid county
for the purpose of havitor my i
my wife « hanged from Oliver
Good bread by which names w
I cen known to that of Oliver 1'
C. Felton.
This August Oth, 1SS8
OLIVEtt r. GQOpBREAI).
Diittoff of Secret Mtiss.
Nothwithstanding Florida is call
ed the-‘Hand of Flowers," there are
very few (lowers in the state. In
fact nearly every other state has
more. The New Orleans Times-
Democrat savs: Florida is called
our women iu their labor of love, the laud of flowers, not because the
which aims to build a house where Spanish discoverers found any (low
ers there, but because of the state
was made on the Pasqua' Florida. J
the Catholic holiday of the flower
festival. This name, however, which
has ever since stuck to t hirsute, has
induced many persons to believe
that Florida is an immense garden:
hence when nbvtheie tourists pour
into it and find that instead of pos
sessing many flower gardens, it is
more deficient in them tliaa any
other part of the country, they are
both astonished and disappointed.”
The Jacksonville Times-Union says
the want of flowers is due to the soil
and to tbcabsense of sutllcient mois
ture at the proper season of the year
It suggests a system of irrigation
that might overcome the difficulty
ami urge the people to improve
their flow gardens.
To-Day, To-Morrow!
rAND —
DAY AFTER TO
MORROW,
Or Thursday, Friday and Saturday will
be the last Days to get some of those
Enormous Bargains as heretofore adver
tised. Avail yourself of the opportunity
and save money while you have the
ehance.
-A- BEO.
‘WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH
S. W. APTE,.Prop’r.,
1110' SbMA ' r
-OF TIIE-
Somethlng to.remember. That we
are, selling 4f> inch heuriettn cloth at
55uts a ymrd. J. .J. Lissucr A Co.
Syrup of Figs ,
Natures own true laxative. It is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
system when billions or costive; to
dispel headaches, colds and fevers;
to cure habitual constipation, indi
gestion, piles, etc. Manufactured
IY by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany, San Francisco, Cal. For sale
Oy Lloyd & Adams.
The Laborers’ Ticket.
For Mayor,
M. J. COT-SON.
For Aldermen,
t J. M. MADDEN
C. L. PARKER,
S.C. LITTLEFIELD,
T. O’CONNOR.
An Elegant Substitute
| For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds
H bitter, nauses medicines, is the ve-
agreeablc liquid fruit remedy, Syr
up of Figs. Reccommendcd by lead
ing Physicians. Manufactured on
y by the California Fig Syrup C6m
buy, San Faancisco, Cal.
.Stove Wood For Sale.
T (rrlitwnnfl delivered 1 /OFFICE northwest comer of Newcastle and
, I ineancl uigutwoou ueuvtreu oloucesft!1 . 6trt .ctf,iatety,occupied t,y Dr. j.
in anv Dart of the city. Orders left wil*m. Calls left with RocVwcli, the Druggist,
ju BUJ 1 TYt-n.r i will receive prompt attention. Office hours 9 to
t Greer s stable or Brunsw toB rug, ,j. j p.Re.f.tenceor Gionces-
nromntlv attended to. ” ter street, one door from Union. _
lore prouipii. .It v ja^-SpecUl attention Kiven .to disease, of speedy retains guaranteed. Office nest door to
aN, UIiO>. ; throat and lungs. AdvektisEB-Afi-e.ii. office.
J. A. BUTTS,
^ Physician and Surgeon.
Faiuls, Oils, Brushes, Yaraistss, &c
Tube Paints, Goi.d Paints,
Wall Paper and Decorations
IS THE CRY OF ALL.
HE’S ALL RIGHT!
He is selling goods at way low down prices. II is immense Clothing
Stock is unsurpassed in styles, quality and prices.
Fine Black Imported Corkscrews, $14 per suit, worth $20.
Fine English Melton Square and Round Cut Sacks, at $16.50. worth
$20 and $22. , . . ,
- - AH'WooI ^d^tflF^ficvfols in double aniTsingle breast from $10 up to
$13.50 worth $15 and $18.
Children and Boys Suits.
I have the largest line in Children and Boys Suits from $2 and upwards.
Bovs'knee pants 4(ie. ana upwards, and an immense line of boys, youths
and mens’ Overcoats.
HATS and CAPS. I have the largest line, and at very reduced prices
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.
The finest and cheapest Shoes for ladies, children and gentlemen.
Trunks, Satchels, Umbrellas, Etc.
Trunks and Satchels—all styles. Silk Umbrellas from $1.75 up. A
large variety of Leather Goods in traveling companions aud Cuff and Col
lar boxes.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
look like new. ’.Sign:* of all kind:
Paper Hanging a Specialty;
PAINT STORE,
Gloucester St., opposite Advertiser-Appeal
Grand Opening!
flilliwj, Hotta, Fancy Goois,
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Children’s W rstel finds,
Elegant Corsets,
Zephyr and Saxony Yarn, Embroidery Sill;,
I r I LK, Etc.
Demorest Reliable Patterns
For Ladies’ am! Children** Dresses.
Great Bargain* in ladies’ nhd children’s Ho
siery half the prices. The ladles are re
spectfully invited to come and see for themselver.
E. EARLE,
215 Newcastle Street, - Brunswick, Ga.
aundried Shirts at 45c., i
t»* Linen Col Ini's at 10c, ’
; Silk Neckwear at 25c, \
All.wool Flannel Top Shirts
rorth 75c.
forth 20c.
forth 50r.
All Wool Undo wear at $2.50 a suit, worth $4.00
Men s Office Jackets at $2.50. worth $4*00.
'•a full line of Cardigan Jacket, Ladies’ and
Gents Shoes at astonishing low price.
Polite attention is given to all who give us a call. Perfect fits guaran
teed, and qualities warranted. Come and convince yourselves. We don’t
say anything that we do not mean. We came here'and made a success,
and intend to stay and keep our reputation up on lowest prices for honest
goods. '
S- TXT. AETB,
PROPRIETOR,
At Marlin's old dry goods stand, New Castle street.
1888. TAX NOTICE. 1888.
State aud County Taxes.
I ViIiiK-ilttlHjfull.lv I
ato.t mentioned for tin*
late and County Taxes
REGULAR ROUND.
St. Simona Mills Store, Oct. 11, Nov. 7, and Dec.
• i placed on the
<d collecting the
l ear 1*88 to-wit:
Bethel, Oct. 12. Nov. 9, and Dee. 5.
lVnnick’s Store, Oct. la, Nov. 10, and Dec. 6.
Ilrutuwick (Council Chamber), Oct. 15,10, 17;
Nov. 12, 13,14 and Dec. 7. *. 10.
SPECIAL CALL.
No. 1 E.T. V. ft G. U. K . Nov. 17. Fancy Blu 1
Xov. 22, Powell’s and Jordan’s Stores, Nov. 2d.
All other dava not above mentioned, 1 can be
found at ray oftiee in the Council ( hainlier. Please
remember dates. II..I. BEAD,
September 2»5, 1S88. T.C.ti.C.Gt.
OGLETHORPE
STABLE
GRANT STREET.
McDonald & dean,
Mi Mel,
Fulton's Old Stand, - Newcastle St,
WE tv I r.L KEEP AfFULL SUPPLY OF
FRESH BIEF, 7IAL, MDTTON,
And Pork, Venison and Game in their neason.
Give us a call, sep-lra
L.J.Leavy& Co.,
Al'CTlOS A.VD COUISHIOX KEBCHA.VTS, .1 Ml
. UKSKILVL COLLEITISU AULMS.
|J. K. MINEHAN, Prop’r.
Successor to H. S. McCrary.)
He Horses, Bom or Saddle.
£JT"A11 or»ler.s for DIL.WIXG promptly at
tended to. Open day roi l night Connected
with Telephone Exchange.
PONT RUN I RISK
2L}£ tin f J°S r chi '. r Permitting Worm, to
work oat iudettniction. When .child fail,to
^P, *3 restless, unnatural in itt appetite and
rands its teeth, you have strong indications o#
Worms; the positive cure for this is R. A.
FOhncstock’H Vermifuge, Ask your
HHCOTHK BIHHt WORKS.
'BOM and after this date the sole agency of
the above works Utylaced in the hands of
MESSRS. CONEY A PARKER,
Who are .'uoudwnthomed to make contracuand
sales, and whom allcorresiiondence -honl.i be
address^ \Vn. CHOVATT, Pmp.
