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“ city of Brunswick;* Femaudlni, ul>on following schedule: .. . SOUTHBOUND. • Leave Brwuwtoh by steamer., ».-•••••••, S’® §® ssaateSSS*'■“■•'•‘viSlit ISmKSlinJnt Dr. ,4, B.IMASKF'D. FEBMAH*K»X tDOATED AT ST. SIMONS MILLS, Ga. . ' , 4 . Twenty ycare practical wtfrcrience. L.J.Leavy&Oo GEORGIA—OLTHa COCXTT—City of Brunswick. W ILL be Kid before tho Court House door, In the city of Brunswick, Glynn txwntvGe., during the legal honn of sale, on the first Tues day ft March, 1888, tho Slowing described ■^’SEe’leaaebold Intereat In and to the east haU of Town Commons LoU Nos. ST and U, between Stonewall and Lee Streets, together with the LADIES 9m VmiIOwr Byelasc at MeHte, wltl SgSaJgffl ESTABLISHED 1875. CONCERN, STORE having made an assign- the oreditors of that corporation, le that prompt settlements of all T. G. STACY £ SON, PUBLISHERS. BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1888. Published Daily and Weekly at BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA, “THE*CITY BY THE SEA." T. 6. STACT A SOS, Editors anf Preprletors. lytTS per annum. ’ Advcr 11 sing .Kates extremely reasonable, and Advertlsoments for which no definite contract a made will be published until ordered out.and payment oxaci OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CITY. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY. OFFICIAL ORGAN of MARSHAL. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SHERIFF. OFFICIAL ORGAN of ORDINARY LOCAL NEWS AND GOSSIP. Just Received—A cargo of fresh, unslackcd lime, and for sale by Ed. Bbaggins. Miss Addie Davis, of Savannah, is spending a few days with her grand mother, Mrs. McDonald of this city. Crowds of Brunswick folks will visit Savannah this week to see the President and Mrs. Cleveland, and “take in” the Jasper Festival. For Sale: Twenty-five fine Tur keys. Would like to dispose of them at ofiee. Also a few Pekin ducks and Pekin duck eggs. Address Marie D. Ti8on, Sterling Station. Glynn County Ga. 1 Judge Stanley and his neice, Miss Priscilla Littlefield, of Columbia, S. •C. are in the city on their annual Visit to the family of Mr.' S. C. Lit tlefield. To Rent; The store now occupied by the Marlin Dry Goods Co. Pos session given March 1,1888. Appl~ to M. Michelson. It will only cost you $2#0 to see President Cleveland, at Savannah, the 22d. The Brunswick and West ern are selling round brip tickets at that rate. Wanted, a carrier boy. This office. • Man wants but little hore below, but he' wants that little mighty quick. A little WANT or a big one is promptly filled by advertising in tho Daily or Weekly Advertiser-Ap peal. Mr. W. L. Fulton is back fiom a trip to Tokens. He Started tor Mexi co, but stopped at Dallas Texn a. He will probably take a contract on the new road from Now Orleans to Dal las, soon to be built. His contract on the South Georgia and Florida line is moving right ahead, and he informs us that the road will be opened from Maeon to Valdosta by August 1. Boarders Wanted.—-Rooms largo and comfortable. First-class fare. Terms moderate. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Bell, corner Gloucester street, op posite Episcopal church. Y. M. C. A. To-morrow (Tuesday) evening, is the regular meeting of the Young Mens Christian Association of this city. Every member is expeoted to be present as important matters will be discussed. This is one of thejivo * institutions of the olty, and we are anxious to see, it doing even more than at present. The new rooms of the Association in the new Scar lett block will be done in a few months, and then we shall expect to see the organization broaden its use fulness. -♦v Will Close Wednesday. The Marlin Drygoods Company’s Store will positively close on Wednes day night. If you have not called yet ladies, remember the opportuni ty for bargains will positively close at that time. 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 receive any orders. Cuas. A. Hoyt. Memorial Services. Editors Advebtibsh-A m al. • The memorial services held jester- terday at Taylor’s Chapel In memo ry of Rev. A. Clark, was a day that will long be remembered by the large and interested congregation present. Rov. H. B. Treadwell oponed the ser vices by the congregation singing an appropriate hymn and prayer by the minister. The text taken was from Acts, 11th chapter and 23 and 24th verses, which was one of tho most appropriate to be found, and tho min ister applied the text in a short and feeling sermon of about fifteen min utes. After which ho gave a short, but very interesting history of Mr. Clark’s life and labors, after which an opportunity was given the con gregation to express their feelings in reference to Mr. Clark, when short, but feeling remarks were made by Mr. B. B. Lamb, M. Green and Mr. J. M. Rice and many other friends, all anxious to bear testimony to the goodness of heart and purity of life of a dear friend. The services were dosed with an appropriate song and prayer, and the large congregation returned to their homes feeling that they had all lost a good and true friend. , ' One of Them, More Facilities Still. Supt. Haines will put on, on Wednesday, another passenger train between this city and Waycross, to be known as the Waycross express. It will leave here at 1:25, p. m., and connect at WaycroBB with trains go ing west, and returning, leave Way- cross atr&p.* in.» connecting with trains fiom the west. The accom modation freight will leave at 4:10, p. m., instead of 5:20 as now. Let these things continue until the whole shall bo perfected. Work to Begin. The site for the St. Simons beach hotel was definitely settled this morn ing and the contract for the building proper gi.ven to Mr. M. T. Burbank which means that the work will bo well done. The steel rails will be pui down at onco from tho dock to the hotel site. The contract for the plumbing, water, gas, etc., will be given separately to other parties. Every nerve will be strained to open same by June 1st. Male Glee Club. A meeting was held last Friday night for the purpose of organizing a Male Glee Club. The following are the officers: B. A. Hancock, President J. J. Connolly, Vice President. C. I. Stacy, Secretary. J. T. Palmor, Treasurer. R. E. Steele, Musical Director. The Club will meet every Monday night for practice, their object being mutunl benefit and improvement in musical matters. The name of the new club Is the Arion Glee Club. Assigned. By reference to advertisement else where it will be seen that tho Rail way Co-Operative Store has gone in to the hands of a receiver, and its af fairs will be wound up by the as signee, Mr. W. F. Symons. The above information falls like a thunder-clap on a clear day to many for everybody looked upon the Co-Operative Store as one of the livest concerns in the city. That Barest of Combinations. True delicacy of flavor with true effieacy of action has been attained ih the famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial effects have ren dered it immensely popular. It cleanses the system, cures coitive- nesfi, etc. For sale by Lloyd A ANOTHER GI MEETING. To Ini Xu tvfi W* ed tkeOMl Coutr, Bax (nr Altai*. give notice | or tho right church will arch on the ch next and nd the pub to attend, hoes can be om Medway. ) Mallard, Iway Church, fiblished with jthe Old Med ia deep fa thering and jjrch full to mberof tho on of duys Editobs Adtxitiiu-. You are requested' that tho annual nn holders of old Medwi be held at Medway 2nd Wednesday in *Mi that the right holders lie generally are invH State also that convi had for getting to am Jno. Soct’y. Selectmen Mi The abovQ notice is pleasure. Ab members way congregation wo terest in this annual hope to. see the old overflowing. Every, Old Medway congre^ gone by is most cordfail and earnest ly urged to be preset! at the ap proaching grand gath ring. This invitation is extended; > every one who has ever attended t coldchurch. The meeting last year 5 as full of in terest, but very few seem to have known about it This Jear wo hope to see it ditfurent. The. tered us all over- the the Atlantic to the Pi York to Texas. Th’e tended to ail of you more within the saoi that hallowed temple, Several of the old flock ted to deliver address' business for a day or with us once more and sweet communion Teams will thourvllle and Mclntosp,’ at a nomi nal sum, and the good' people of the county will meet you .there with well filled baskets. Mr. John B. Mallard and Capt. E. P. Miller, of Walthourville, or ^Ir. R. Q. Cassels, of McIntosh, members of tho committee will give you any further information you may need. ar has scat untry, from 1c, from New ation is ex- i meet once precincts of Ud Medway, ill be invi- Lay aside and meet et us hold ier, The Bible Meeting. The union meeting of tho Metho dist, Presbyterian and Baptist con gregations, at L’arioso Hall, in the interest of the work of the Brunswick Bible Society* gave evidence, by the large and attentive audience which assembled, of the interest felt i a the matter by our community. The services were opened by Rev. Mr. McCook, who briefly outlined the object of the meeting and of the soci ety, which is the dissemination of the Bible among all classes of people.— He said it was the intention of tho society to soon begin a eanvassofthe city, that a copy of the Word might be placed, either by sale or gift, in every family in town not already sup plied. Rev. Mr. Golden, of the Baptist church, was introduced, and said that whilst the Baptist denomination could not co-operato in any work of the American Bible Society, having a society of its own of exactly the same work to be supported, there was nothing to prevent hit church from joining heartily in the local work of the Brunswick Bible Society, and that he therefore most earnestly sec onded the words of his brother who had preceded him. He said that he had seen many cases of destitution of the Scriptures during his residence in Brunswick, that he knew there must be others, and that be hoped to see them supplied. Rev. Mr. Brown was then intro duced, and bis address on the value and virtue of the Holy Scriptures was listened to with marked attention and pleasure. He spoke feelingly, and His earnest words fonnd many an echo in the hca.ts of hia hearers. The meeting was closed by a additional remarks by Mr. McCook, and the benediction. WHOM IT Tho RAILWAY CO-OPERATIVE mont to tho undersigned for the benefit of all.persons fateres'red will take-notice amounts due must be made with me. TO THE PUBLIC. Save your Money, as on FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 25th, - mence DISPOSING 'OP THE Offering Bargains unheard of in Brunswick—-a select stock which must bo sold to save expense. &T Any person desiring to purchase.the entire stock and continue tho business can make an advantageous trade by communicating with me. W. F. SYMONS, Assignee. All Sorts. The Enterprise is a neat and newsy little sheot, and a credit to Thomas- ville. Tho President and party will ar rive in Savannah on Wednesday morning. Dawson’s postoffice sells $125 worth of stamps a month, or $1,500 in 12 months. Gainesville,Ga. is to.have a $70,000 new hotel A fund of $9,319 is on hand fa Athens to build a Y. M. C. A. hall, and the amount increases dally. Ma a Perry merchant ness of not less than $3,000 during January. The Broadax, a new paper recent ly started at Blakely has been gob bled up by tbe old established News, of that city. It died young, althbugh it started off with a Big yell. Tom Woolfolk escapes tbe nodse for the present, but it will catch him by the collar bone yet, if insanity don’t overtake him. Tom Cassidy, charged with the' murder of Geo. Smith at Tybed fast J uly, is on trial in the Superior Court this week, and has created more in terest among some than the Jasper Festival. The murder was a brutal affair, and tbe prevailing impression was that Cassidy committed the foul deed, and the opinion still prevails. —Savannah Local. Let Them be Attended to at Once. Something ought to'bo done im mediately with that pool of watcr'in rear of Baumgartner’s butcher Bhop. Just such places fcod sickness and death. Why should it remain longer as it is? We would also call atton tion to two other similaf places—one 1 next to the court house, and another in front of Col. F. H. Harris* resi dence on Stonewall street. Syrnp Of Figs Is Natures own true laxative. It 1b the most easily taken, and the most effective remody known to cleanse the system whon billious or costive; to dispel headaches, colds and fevers; to euro habitual constipation, indi gestion, piles, etc. Manufactured on ly by tho California Fig Syrup Com pany, San Francisco, Cal. For sale by Lloyd Sc Adams. MARSHAL’S SALK. New Advertisements. FOR SALE* CHEAP! Within three miles of this City, JL Nice Farm, With UK aores ol land waU linpniTad. 1 FOR SAI^Et S iHE elegant two-story, olpvpn-fQom and nlnetv-nlno acres of choice land, on—j tags Island and tho main landadjaeonfeja acres on tho Island. Only* eight roUes from Brunswick by water. Situated' on a bold preek. Yachts can fond dlreet at the Muff. Splendid three-quarters of a mile from UneoTIl.il W.K. It. Title* perfect. CaU on or address, for terms, ' J. M. DEXTER, Ro'al Estate Agent, Brunswick, Oa. flt-am ■g . ■ Brunswick and Ini SlXAltthuAT COMPANY. This popular route to, Florida la now open an- der tho,most ausplcloui circumstances. The enjoyable feature* of this short de- •lghtVthhooean and yet noPaflJota^Tltf THE BEAUTIFUL STEAMER “ City of Hot boon her regular Fernandlnk, auction