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. ♦ * j : Advertiser-Appeal. T. (i. STACY 1 A S03S\ PURIASHERS. N BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. 1888. ESTABLISHED 18 i m BRUNSWICK, . GEORGIA, rax ska.” t. »^c4w»j^u7, M ^H.ur,.| , PHWde will bo pul i«ymont exacted a _1 IAa - *A A 3rS8S«S9 LOCAL NEWS AND GOSSIP Ur. Bfagglns has resigned' his po sition As Alderman, ta' view of the complication arising on recount of his naturalization papers. We hare hind a first class • Painter and have the very ' terial to do a fine job! ofBujrtry tag. W. B. Porter A*" Building and Loanstock so)d-well last evening. Series, “A” brought 41, ahdjsertos^ Mp-as hi Some,- however, selltog a few pegs lower. .Infants French kid button |1 apailP at Taylor A Fleetwood, tits' shoo men. t - . ' • . The Brunswick Company will soon erect a coaling wUtian'tora.wh$to steamers can run j* ^ ; 4 out on the same tim. forward. FosSale at Cost to.. shares Building and Loan Series B. Apply at thta offloC «* 2?ew buildings are ti eld'&J One gentle Oouqt them the other day and got to sjnd qaiL, .J|r; Dixon alone bos pimyili jljiflf; ' * - 0 '.up on all Started to Ignorance, Fanaticism nut Snperstitlon. 'toss ABVssMue.ArnuL. If fanaticism and superstition are the pioduets of ignorance, a proposi tloh in Itself logically incorrect, then must the editor of yoar morning con temporary beat onco most fanatical r,rM*onat>l*ri*4 and superstitious, as he is undouht edly mosfrlgnotant. He it ignorant that the aaying as .to the mills of God grinding slowly, was not misquoted by “L. L. B.” He is ignorant likewise Ofhls own ignorance, in misquoting not an ancient Pagan poet only, hot one of tho ancient. Sibylline oracles, which expressly states that “the mills of God grind slow, tat they grind the flonr very fine”,—[Orscnls Sybyllifla, book viii., line. Hp having seen the words misquoted somewhere, has palmed pfiT a second handpnd incorrect edition M 0*f< .gross, when it is remembered thst the words have beln translated and by Frledridk' yon Logan in hit “Llnngedtchte,” and rn-translofied lish as follows:' "* 'hen ih tint ml«« o? God cried alow’/,,yet they -grintl uxt'OcdlngW smart! ' lough with pat'puco He ttsndelwaltloj, nr'th V^axaetsew g lndiHe all.” , is true the translation intoEn- TURPENTINE AND ROSIN. NEARLY A SEVENTH OF THE PRODUCT OF THE WORLD. • v ? ;• • I Brunswick's^aval Stores Record, 1875, Nothing; 1887,118,259 * ?.;i Eo*iirv 84,875 1 —“TTS been ‘ shoo men. Prof. Tripp’s course of lectures have been arranged for at Mlohel- son’s Hall, beginning to-morrow even ing (Friday) at o’olock, and continu ing Saturday, night and Monday night next—three in all. Sign painting of all kinds done by Porter A Co. Capt. Kelley, of tho schooner City of Nassau, requests us to shy that , he has somo fruit left whloh ho is selling—almost giving away, oianges and bananas, He wantis to close out and get away aftor another load. Cane bottom, chairs reseated at Porter & Co. * The foundation for tho Scarlett Block is being laid, -aad Judgo Cro- vntt will start in a day or two on his building, which will finish up the gap and mako a solid block from Crovutt s drug store to the Co-Oper ative store. Just across the street the Mann tabby is going up. You can buy n nice stiff hat for $1.50’ at Taylor & Fleetwood. An Elegant Steamer. ■ Have you inspected the steamship Port Augusta ? She is a. model, in deed—Built of iron, new, with triple compounding engines, capacious hold, and a cabin tho like of wlilpti we never Baw before, the walla being of pure marble, finished in panels, with double pillar ornamentation.— The Port Augusta is woi ked by fifty one men, and has a capacity of 8,000 bales of cotton. Her firemen, fifteen in number, are all Chibamon. They do the work belter than other na- tioni.litieB. ~~ Dixie. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dixie will en tertain thp Bs^nswick public Friday and Saturday nights. Mirth and mel ody are their forts. Tho Jackson ville Times-Uuion says of them: Mr. and M-s. Harry F. Dixie, two of the most versatile and clever ar, tis.'s that ever appeared in Jackson-' ville.' hold tho boaidsat the Park Op era House last evening and met with unbounded approval from a large and appreciative audience. They are simply perfect. gHlhisby an AmeHoan. poet, one Longfellow—(“Retribution”,) whose tame has spread over {he whole world, and penetrated everywhere, except apparently into the editorial room of ydur contemporary. Let the fledgling who aspires to omniscience,‘If he has never heard of the great Amerioan, as seems to be the cose, at once In* Wr.‘ that “there are more things in heav on and eqrth than one dreamt of in his philosophy.’’ That’s Shakespeare, let me toll him. A Fanatic who Admits His Non- Omnisc/enoe. St. Simons to the Front. We stated some time since the St. Simons island hotel scheme was about ready to culminate and tako Mr. W. E. Kay informs us that the hour has arrived, and to-day our architect. Mr. Wm. Anderson, is actually drawing tho plans. Tho work is to begin at once, and be pushed forward with all speed for the spi ing opening. Tho track from tho steam Boat wharf will bo put down at once and au artesian well dug, from which the hotel vylll be sup plied, ns well ns the bath-houses on tbe beach, sol hat bathers can wash off in l'resh water. Tho house will bo lit by gas, and will also be provided (the mttin rooms) with open fire- placcs. As soon as the tiack is laid the steamer will be put on from the Dixvillc landing, to connefct there with. Special excursion cars (very long) will bo put on the St. Simons line, so as to cairy a large crowd. Notice. The Superior Court for the county of Glynn will conveco on Monday, January 30th, at10 o’clock a.m. Tho grand Jury (enfire) and tho follow ing name^ petit jurors arc required to be present. PETIT JURORS. Richard Richardson, Geo. W. Aebell, Lemius Smith, H. S. McCrary, C.L. Elliott, W. H. Rainey, Benj. Hirsch, T. B. Goodbread, Henry Moulding, W. H. Hnrrrson, C. H. Wimberly, M. A. Baker, Jr., A. A. DeLorme, A. T. Putnam, Jas. Calnan, ' W. W. Ralston, J. M. Madden, Rush Stafford, A. Michel son, Chas. Bostwick Edmund Pyles, G. W. Johnson, Sam Ward, 8. C. Littlefield. v Brunswick ships enth of the naval stores i This statement Sound like ahexaggerat : Twelve years ego Bras ped no naval-stores, an first train Jtdied in ove R. ft for. ottf first ship; p. Spront, the until iund in opened eyed' thing had never Ud Mr. Sprunt’a naval regarded more as curio rad hops fide aglcles Bat such they Were/ too, and destined to pit ons port in tbe growth of the then .struggling discouraged' village. Mr in London,looking < is on the other side fend it will be tqjhim nine interest to read (f the Advertiser regul venture'of twelve years i Brunswick the port nearly one seventh of f val stores. the nous ..But now.i [the one-sev- worldl doubtless , but it is ^wick ship- when the le B. A A. Mr. John gathered r—such before i wore than as immerco. valuable, conspieu- business id almost Sprunt is &r the bus water, hn of gen- be reads that his r has made ipply for >rld’s na- DB, MAYO’S LECTURE. Prof Mayo’s lecture to-night st L’arioso Hall will begin after the dis mission of the ohurch prayer meet ings, boss not toilnterfero with them. The following will be tho program: Music. Introductory remarks by Hon. D, T. Dunn.’ . , Lecture by Dr. A. D. Mayo. Sub* jeet: How Does Universal Education Pay?” Music. 8satson the stage will bo reserved for the members of the press; ttfois- ters of tho gospel, members of the Board of Education and members of the City CouqpiL It is hoped, that the people will turn out in force and do honor to tbe occasion. Old Furniture overhauled, painted or grained at Porter A Co. Buy your hoots and shoes from Taylor A Fleetwood, the shoe men. Georgia Midland’s Offer. New York, J.un. 17.—The direct: orgoftht East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia raUtyad had a special meeting to-day to eonsider a propo sltlon which waa made.lo them for the purchase of a controlling inter est in the Georgia Mldlatta-railroad. The authorised representatives of the Georgia Midland offered tho con trol of that line to the East Tennes see road on condition that the latter company would guarantee the inter est on the outstanding’ bonds of the Mldlf»£an£|tay = New Advertisements. M for Salt. ACRES [17 LOTS] Of-Timbered Lands, all in one body, within 3| miles of B. & W. R. R., is offered for sale— Either the timber or the land en tire. • •” iV'.. T. Timber, per acre, Land and timber Here is a bargain for/ body, - Gash is what is waijj ’ particulars inquire .. i ■■ ■' ■■ ; from By order of the Court. .. E. A. Nelson, Clerk S. C. • Brunswick, ,Ga., Jan. 18, ’88. You can save 26 per cent by bny- togyour shoes and hats from Taylor A Fleetwood. • amount of navi the United Suites during the year 1887 was 929,448 barrels of rosin, and 182,908 barrels spirits turpen tine, and of.this Brunswick shipped 118,269 barrels of rosin, and 24,376 barrels of spirits turpentine—almost as we said above, ono seventh of tho entire shipment of tho United States. Do not these figures sustain our statement? / * The value of these exports was in round figures $066,000—considers bly over half a million, and all gain ed within twelve years. What will the nex twelve bring forth? These shipments were made in 41 vessels, loaded at our docks and cleared at our custom .house, with the exception of about 10,000 barrels of rapta and 5,094 barrels of spirits which wont coastwise to Now York. Tho total numbor of vessels laden with naval stores from' tho whole United States was only 363. The ports 6f Wilmington, Charles ton, Savannah, Brunswick and Mo bile supply all the naval stores of the United Slates, shipments from New York being only what has gone coast wise from these ports. Fivo ports then do all the business, and Brunswick — little Brunswick that a few years ago was not men tioned in connection wlthjthls trade, and now actually supplies opo-sov- enthof tho entire quantity I Ib it too much to predict that the end of 1888 will show her contributing her tall quota of one-fifth of the whole? Branswick’s business 1n this line is done by two houses, Messrs. Down ing Jr., A Co., and Mr. J. S. Thomas this being the latter gentleman’s first year. Downing A Co., ships entirely for Paterson, Downing A Co., of New York, who do a larger business than any other firm in the country in the same time, Their shipments during the past year have been 60 per cent of all the rosin and 40 per cent of all the Bpirito shipped by the whole United States, employing 182 vessels out of a total of 368. The naval ■tore business pays- oat large ••urns of money In Brunswick and we hope to see it grow and prosper. declined the offor. It certainly seems that the proposed terms were liberal to tjic East Tennessee Company, bnt the directors of that road are said to have declined the bargain Btmply be cause they discovered upon examina tion that tho Georgia Midland was not now earning more than half of its fixed charges. Wo are selling tho best children shoos made. Seo our stock before you buy. Taylor A |Flootwood,- tho shoo men. The.monuraent for General Toombs has been at last shipped from Italy. This is tho third monument that has boon built. The first was lost at sea. A bod of crystals waq, found m tho second after all had boon completed except tho base block. Tho monu ment will be creoted immediately up on arrival. ‘ For Rent: Twelve rooms over tho Co-Operative Store, suitable for two families or for a boasding house. Every convenience at hand. Apply to D. J. Dillon. It is estimated that the annual product of building bricks in the United States is 6,900,000, employ ing in their manufacture 100,000 mon, and the product being worth $6,000,000, requiring a capital of $76,000,000. Don’t fail to sOe our $2.60 kid bat- ton boot. The same shoo will cost you $3.00 elsewhere. Taylor A Fleet- wood, the shoe men. You can save ono dollar on every pair of hand made shoes by buying from Taylor A Fleetwood, the shoe men. Notice. By order of tho Board of Health In session this day, all parties intend ing to make excavations or dig up dirt within the corporate limits of tho city of. Brunswick are hereby no tified that they must do so ‘before May 1, 1888. E. A. Nelson, Sec’y. January 12, ’88. Ld.Leavy&Co. auction and cohimiox mourn, ato S HPKCIAL attention! Jl£lo«. .ml coJ *6i|BEAUTIFUL; v V.t: • .=. :/ /. LARUE ASSORTMENT dj/ ' Dress Trimmings, Jets, PLUSHES,-SILKS, And All kind* or6mwnent»|*nd Jewelry, [*tcf V Of/’ Infants’ Outfits, Cheap Lin* of LMUu* ul chUdrtn**||Hwi*n, iiiimtoHiU turn nad rinMUtotoMt Munm" . :•/ ,. ; Large Assortment i T18SKLM,»CpLDiASD»!ILTIB|LACE,;i Panes 'and Hand Satchels. New and Seasonable iiuGRiur variety* 4B^D*mopal'i Pattern* for itaw. " N mu --«• rypacttadyitiwit* fotfrtafea Sxok Headache, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Rhw- 1 mattem, Sallow Skin and Piles. Thar* U no hattar Hmadr rwihw* Sold Everywhere* LRB0TSF0BD,M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ■„7totp. m.