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BRUNSWICK, . GEORGIA,
“TUB CITY BY TUB 8BA.»
T. e. 8TACT a WI. BMtmaaa rrogrtatars.
,. Subscription Rates: Dally, by mall,ordollTercd
by carriers within the city, It per annum; Week-
•y' |S per annum*
Advertising Hates extremely reasonable, and
Advertisements
a made will bo
payment exact
rate (or which no
» published until
ted accordingly.
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LOCAL NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Just Received—A cargo of fresh,
liuslacked lime, and for sale by
, Ed. Braggins.
Dr. Bottsford has moved his office
to Chandler’s building on Monk
street, across the way from the,
Ocean Hotel.
' 'Fresh country eggs at 20c per doz
en,' at E. O. Fctch’s. tf
, Rev. G. M. Spratling, pastor of the
Biyant Baptist church (colored) will
baptize a band of happy souls Sun
day (to-morrow) at 12 m., at Dart’s
,back landing.
"For Sale: Twenty-five fine Tur-
t keys. Would like to dispose of them
, Jjt once. Also a few Pekin ducks and
Rekin duck eggs. 'Address Marie
D. Tibon, Sterling Station, Glynn
pCouhty.Ga. '
From the 15th- of November to the
15th of March is the season allowed
' law for the cutting of turpentine
i, whether on one’s own land or,
»f another. s •**
■*fie store now occupied
r the Marlin Dry Goods Co. Pos-
ssion given March 1,1888. Appl-
i M. Michclson. *
-The average bad boy is still in the
; land committing depredations after
dark, cutting wagon covers, loosing
driving reins, etc. In short, taking
: the first steps toward the penitentia
ry-
To Rent: A comfortable house
pleasantly located in Southern por
tion of the city. Apply at this of
fice.
We hear of two young gentlemen
hunting the same young lady last
evening and up to 9 o’clock had not
discovered her whereabouts. Drop
her a note nest time, boys, early in
the day and ask her to be “at home”
when you call and you will have bet
ter luck.
Wanted, a carrier boy. This office.
Mr. Henry Symons haB just re
turned from a trip to the interior
towns seeing how the cotton supply
stands. Ho was taking a survey
of matters to see how many more
steamers to charter thiB season. The
Tivoli has her cargo all engaged.—
He may secure still another.
Boarders Wanted.—Rooms large
and comfortablo. First-class fare.
Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. J.
A. Bell, corner Gloucester street, op
posite Episcopal church.
Fancy Groceries.
Mr. C. L. Elliot is emphatically a
j fancy grocer. His latest are Pre
served Turkish Roses from Smyrna,
King’s WafflQs from Dresden, Eels
from Humburg, Stuffed Mango Pick-
els from the East Indies, Grated Par
menian cheese from Italy, Smoked
Sardines from Norway, and Boston
Tongues and Sounds. Try some or
all of them.
Kidnappers.
A report is in circulation among
the ignorant colored, people that
there are a band of kidnappers
around town stealing young negroes
for medical students to dissect, and
there are actually some among their
number who believo it Among them
is a colored cook who could not pre
pare hor.enSployer’s breakfast yester
day morning from grief. She said
her husband and little boy had been
stolen, and “by dis time dem young
doctors is cuttin’ dem up to see how
dey put togedder.” She was asked
by her mistress-if she and her. hus
band had not had a quarrel. She
said they had. Then said she, “your
husband has taken your boy and
gone back to Darien.” At last ac
counts the.bereaved wife and mother
wps heading for Darien. Others tell
of being chased by men at night, and
of their wonderfully narrow escapes.
We hoar of one drayman who has
been furnished a pistol to protect
himself whilst out delivering goods
after night. It will bo a blessed
good thing if it results in keeping
grand rascals at home after nightfall
but it is certainly strange how easily
these people are duped. .
The Agricultural Convention.
Vice-President A. T. Putnam is
back from his trip to the meeting of
the State Agricultural Convention,
at Waycross. He reports a big rous
ing harmonious meeting. Everybody
tgos enthusiastic over the prospects
before them for a grand fair this ‘ *"
Major MtatKpfof tho ACem
Religions Senrifeea
iy morn-
of the
irmon at
>0 p. m.
‘Korsxko not tho
gether, ss tho manner of some
Presbyterian ehtproh,
Brown, p as tot:
and 7:80 p. m. Sunday
p. m. Subject for
known and Unho:
Evening: Union Services:
Hall in the'eauso of tbj
el 7*> ... '- j . ' ’*
St Mark’s Church: Si
ing service With cclobrm
Holy Communion lind
eleven. Sunday School
'Evening pifoyor 4
Y. M. Cl A': Fmyer mi
Sunday morning at 9:5'
Song service' every Tui
at 8 o’clock. All young
vited. Rooms open daily fr
to 9:30 p. m. Rooms li
Block. '•« ,
Baptist churchj Rev. E.
en, pastor: Services 11 o^n.
in L’arioso Hall. Sunda^ -Scl
p. m. A. I. Branham, Supt. T. E.
Waff, Asst, ^upt Subject fc 1 Morn
ing: “Tho River of God.” J rening:
ig every
Gospel
ivening
Are in-
9 a. in.
Kaiser
'. Goiil-
7-J-p.m.
>1 3:30
Brunswick Bible Work—Uni
fort.
Second Ailvetft: (Church
D and L streets, two squi
of the-'gas house.) Elder H.
per, pastor. Ser- "
7:30 p. m. Rri
Mm
retail
every possible assistance in his pow
er to aid in making tho fair of 1888
the grandest ever held. From Way-
cross the convention went to Jack
sonville and took in the- exposition,
and secured a promise from the man
agement to make a grand display of
their products at said fair. In this
connection we would state that the
Central railroad has secured the ser
vices of Editor Glessner, of Ameri-
cu8, who will visit the West and
North-West this season in a special
car, and advertise Georgia and her
various resources.
This Morning’s Fire.
The fire alarm sounded about nine
o’clock this morning, and by the time
tho bell had tapped three times the
Protection Hose Reel was on the
streets, followed by the Ocennics,
Some one asked how it was possible
for the Protections to get out so
quick, and a by-stander answered:
“Those boys slay at the engine house.”
A Protection member explained that
they rang the bell themselves.
Tho fire was on the roof of Mr. W.
F. Penniman’s kitchen and was put
out before the department got there.
Memorial Services-
Rev. H. B. Treadwell informs us
that the congregation of Taylor’s
Chapel will hold memorial services
to-morrow at eleven o’clock in re
spect to the memory of Rev. A. Clark,
their former pastor, who died recent
ly. In his death that congregation
lost a true and tried friend.
Syrup of Figs
Is Natures own true laxative. It is
the most easily taken, and the most
■ effective remedy known to cleanse the
system*when biliious or costive; to
,dispel headaches,.colds and fevers;
- to cure habitual constipation, iudi-
. gestion, piles, etc. Manufactured on-
' ly by tho California Fig Syrup Com-
Cal. For i
| j*nyJSanFranci«co,
I* Adams.
sale
Arrived There.
A telegram from Washington an
nounces the arrival thereof the com
mittee from this city. They went
before the Harbor Committee yester
day evening with all the facts and
figures necessary to convince any
body that Brunswick is entitled to
all Bhe asks for and more besides.
Americus Republican: A small
boy of our acquaintance admires bis
clergyman. He says “I would like
to boa minister, if I could bo a nice
minister like him. If I can’t be that
I shovld like to be street car driver.”
cCook, paston
m. and 7:3.0 p.
Preaching at ll 6.
m. Sunday School
at 3:30 p. piT; E. J. Harvey, Supt., and
Dr. D. D. Atkinson, Asst Regular
weekly prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at 7:30. No service to
morrow night.
Amorleua^a going to build water
andgas worsts.
The activity among the good tem
plars of thu.State is very apparent.
New lodges are being organized very
rapidly and the lodge membership is
increasing very rapidly.
The Baptist church of Albany has
erected a monument over the grave
of its former pastor, Rev. W. B. Nix,
whose remains rest in the Albany
cemetery. ► ' . ,
Arrangements are about perfected
for issuing the Americus-Republican
as a daily by a stock company. Judge
Cambell, of Baiulirulgo will be the
editor in chief.
It is suggested that the city of At
lanta purchase the custom house
from the government for a city hall,
and that the government put the
amount paid for ft with tho extra ap
propriation for its enlargement and;
construct a building suitable for its
needs. -fyjS-
It rcqulred nearly four pages of
tile Philadelphia Press to print a list
of persons.Applying for w^olesalA
and retail liquor licenses in that city.
What * sad future for that city.
United States Consul Folsom, in
hi^ speech in London the other bight
said none of the Chicago Anarchists
who were hung were Masons. The
matter seems to be oU^of sufficient
importance for a dispatch .to be sent
jfbhicago, stating that
4 Mason, and gave the
ptdistre88 whilo
Senator Pasco promised a abort
while ago to cateb for the President
the largest alligator In Florida, if he
would vteit that Stato.' The 8enator
now thinks that his duties will not
allow him to go home tq exoeuto his
promise. The President need not
give up his trip on that account,
however. .There are probably.enongh
Northern tourist# In Florida to catch
a small alligator. . .
Only One More Week.
The Marlin Dry Good# Company
will offer “Bargains” only one more
week before eloeing the establish
ment, and there is a probability of
closing up before Wednesday night.
In view of these frets we would ad
vise all who intend calling, but who
have delayed theit movements to do
so at once and get the. benefit of buy
ing at actual cost, Dont wait for the
last minute. *
Marlin Dry Goods Co.
New Advertisements.
FOR SALE CHEAP!
' Within three miles ol thi« Olty,
JL 2Srioe ? Farm, ,
With UK sent of land welL Improved. Fottr-
>oin house ena large barn. Me* water. Sltu-
■ oout hotiM am
a ted on a bold
For farther ■
it creek full of flih and oyrten.
CLVM, Brunswick, Ob
NOTION. r
Union Services-
There will be union services to
morrow night at L’arioso Hall in the
interest of the Bible cause. The
meeting will be presided overby Rev.
McK. F. McCook, President of the
Brunswick Bible Society, and ad
dresses will be delivered by Revs. E.
Z. F. Golden, of tho Baptist church,
and Paul F. Brown, of the Presbyteri
an church. There will be no collection
lateen up, and all arc invited tp coine
and hear what is to be said. There
will be no night services in either tho
Methodist or Presbyterian churches.
Someth ing New,
For years past the medical world
havo been trying to get rid of the
powerful drugs in use and to substi
tute something simple and pleasant.
We call attention to the advertise
ment to-day of “Syrup of Figs” a most
delightful laxative made of figs, and
for sale by Messrs. Lloyd & Adams.
Although a new medicine, it has got
ten a big run already.
Attention, Farm Hunters.
Mr. Robt. Clubb offers for sale in
this issue his farm, situated within
3$ miles of this city. The soil is ex
cellent and yields well, and the wa
ters adjacent are alive with elegant
fish and oysters. An elegant opening
for a truck farm, and can be bought
low.
That Rarest of Combinations.
True delicacy of flavor with true
efficacy of action has been attained
in the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant
taste and beneficial effects have ren
dered it immensely popular. It
cleanses tho system, cures bostive-
ness, etc. For sale by Lloyd A
Adams.
It is rumored that Henry J. La
mar will buy the Macon Telegraph.
Tom wooifolk #Hlnot hang
as a new trial has been granted.
At least one-third of thq delegates
to the State Agricultural Convention
are not farmers.
On the first of next month the
State road will reduce the fare to two
cents a mile, while the State Railroad
Commission allows them three cents.
If all the roads in the State would
reduce their fare to 2c. per mile they
would make more money,
Ty Ty, on the B. <fc W. R. R. is the
best advertised little town in the
State. The place is about as big as
a little watermelon.
In one section of Dakota, it is said
forty families have indicated their
determination to move South because
of the terrible blizzards in that coun
try.
•
With regard to the alleged snub
that Mrs. Cleveland gave Mrs. Grant,
inquiry at the Whitb House develops
the fact that Mrs. Grant did not call
there; that Mrs. Cleveland did not
meet her during her stay in Wash
ington, and, therefore, there could
have been no snub. This informa
tion was obtained by the Baltimore
Sun’s correspondent. What is the
New York Tribune going to do about
it ? Is it going to let its correspond
ent slander Mrs. Cleveland, or will
it have the manliness to correct the
absurd story ?—Ex.
A negro in Kansas City Is under
arrest for stealing. He was hungry,
and thought his neighbor had no
right to withhold bread from him.
If he had been contented with the
bread, all might have been well. But
he was not; he walked off with the
red hot stove in which the bread was
being cooked. His averice got him
into trouble. Some people never
know when they have enough.
SHOP REMOVED.
I have removed my tin and general
repair shop to my residence, opposite
the ice factory, where I will be pleas
ed to rccclvo any orders. •
Cuas. A. Horr,
* Uo jbiw c. RuraEuroRD,
sa
February 14,1888.
fOR SALE.
"k;
The Hermitage Island,
Plantation aii BMiii-'i
T HE elegant two-itory, eleven-room house,
T- *
_ Und ninety-nlno acre, of choice land,on Her
mitage lilanu and tho mala land adjacent. 4t
acres on tho Island. Only eight mile* from
runswlck by water. Situated on * bold creek,
debts can land direct, nt the Muff..
, Splendid
live onk groves. An elegant placo, for a gen
tleman's winter rcsldoucoor hunting lodgo. Only
three-quarters of a mile from line of B. « WtB.
R. Titles perfect. Call on or address, for terms,
J. M. DEXTER,
f 14-8m Real Eatata Agent, Brunswick, Ga.
MARSHAL’S SALE.
GEOKGIA-OirxitCorxTr—CltyofBrnnawlek.
W ILL be sold before the Court House door, fan
the eltypf Brunswick, Olynn eonntrGh*
during tho legal honrs of isle, on the first Tues
day In Hank, 1888, the following described
P1 ?r 0 lcnschold’lntcrcat In and to the Oast half of
Town Common* Lola Noa. tf and 4i, between
urerotthecity of Brnnawlek, against iwV
H. Haimy, for taxes due the elty for the yner
1887. Amount of tax 88.10. ‘
Marshal City of Brunts
Hard Coal
Just received by schooner, and now unloading.
« cargo of
EOG OOAL.
Call at once and leavo roar order, for bard
cos' la scarce.
, LITTLEFIELD A TISON.
Dr. A.B. McCASKILL,
PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
ST. SI MONS Ga.
Twenty yean practical experience.
Additional Quarantine Rule.
violation ci the Qttambtlne Begvlnltouo.
Adopted February 10, IS». *
Cl’k of Connell and deetJKary
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