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J (I |ior annum. Advertising Rates extremely reasonable, amt aado known on application. Advertisements for which enimlor"* ' payment Advertisements for which ao definite oontraot e made will bo published until ordered owt. and payment exacted accordingly. Official Organ of City and County. The Columbus Southern is being built, and ere long wo will have western connection direct Go to J. Michelson’B for silk para sols and umbrellas. Tho Lndies’ Auxiliary of the Young Mci.’s Christian Association will meet ii. the Association room next Teesday afternoon nt 5 o’clock sharp. While we do not propose to draw the color line, our trade always has and always will consist of the best white people. J. H. Clark. Dr. Fleetwood, of Hawkinsville, left this morning for home after a pleasant visit to his son, of tho firm of Taylor & Fleetwood our popular shoe men. •Ladies, J. Michclson’s is the place to got tho “newest thing out” in par asols for tho least money, Messrs. Norman Dodge and W. A. Fuller came over from the island nt noon to tho Dixvillo dock, arriving a few minutes too late to catch the car. A long, hot walk to tho city was the consequence. For Sale Cheap—A horsc^buggy, and harness. Thoborso gentle, the buggy in Bplendld o.rder and the har.- a series of meetings at the Methodist ohuroh. Mr. Blanton is a successful enangelist and has dono a great work throughout Tennessee, Kon* tucky, Arkansas, Mississippi, and other southern states. There never was a time when Brunswick needed a revival worse than the present and we gladly wolctmio this good man in our midst. Just received a large lino of One parasols and umbrellas—the latest styles at J. Michclson’s. Tho ladies of Brunswick never do any thing by halves. When they see their assistance is needed in any good cause they never hesitate to go forward and lend a helping hand. They have determined to do all they can to help tho Y. M. C. A. boys furnish their rooms and mako them attractive and to do this they have arranged for a “paper carnival” and ice cream supper for next Thursday and Friday nights. Each denomina tion in the city is represented Inst lint not least tho Alpha si Ii •••* come forward in full force, predict tlua this will be tho 1 entertainment of the kind ever in 'this place. Wc earnestly ■they will bo well patronized for the 1 yong men need all the help they can get. Before purchasing umbrellas and parasols bo sure and see the elegant lino at J. Micbelson’s. : -Time Dots. A mischievous wag yesterday tam pered with photographer Jackson’s street clock, and when that ardent apostle of sun time next looked at it ho was horrified to find it calmly Savannah has elected Gordon del egates to the Congressional Convcn tlon, and Chatham’s vote is 0—equal to three ordinary counties. This does not seem to worry the Norwood men in this section <>: tho district. One Hundred Bunches of nice bananas for sale from 40c. to $1 per bunch. Call at once at Mrs. M. E. Stockwclls, Newcastle street. The encampment committees arc abroad in tho town and will wait on every citizen to get n helping hand The time is drawing short and much work must he done to make the nec essary arrangements to accommodate the coming military. Attention.—All work left at my shop uncalled for after ton days from ilato will he sold for oharges on same. Jno. Haenel, Gun Smith. May 5.1888. Tho Brunswick delegation to the meeting of tho stockholders of tho Birmingham and Brunswick Railroad have returned home from Macon. Whilst in’Macon they had a pleas ant run over the Macon and Coving ton to Madison,, the track having reached that point and a schedule having been put on. If a person can afford to pay, 10c lor one cigar, why can’t hu afford to pay 10c for two or three days’ sup ply of B. F Gravely’s Superior Chew ing Tobacco. J. H. Clark, Monk st. Two little darkies were playing with the nozzle of a sprinkler this morning, when one fellow finding the other about to get the advantage dashed off. looking back at his an tagonist, he suddenly brought up against Dr. Burford’s buggy that was passing, and split his head open. Alderman Bostwick stood upon the street yesterday and thus accosted the first thirty men that passed: “Are yon in favor of standard time or suntime?” Twenty-nine answer ed “sun time.” The thirtieth man was not particular, either would suit him. A good one is told on Mayor Dunn. When tho city adopted standard time, His Honor went home, and with all\hc dignity of one wearing the honors of the Mayoralty, and at the same timo being lord of his own household, walked up to tho old timo piece that ticks npon the mantel piece, and started to turn back the hands 36 minutes. A voice from be hind‘arrested him, and an uplifted index finger emphasized this remark from the Mistress of the house: “Run the city by any time you please, but just let ray clock alone. I move with the sun.” Some folks call Alderman Cook inconsistent. He blows his whistle by sun time, and thus regulates the town, but votes for standard time.” A I* A member of tl of this city, high a dream last night, had been “called on hie way to the to deliver his first ing people. On hi pway down he overtook Tom O'Co tor, who asked what was up. Oh,. Id he, “I am a preacher now, and going down to preach my first aerntpn.” “Good for you,” said Tom, *T go down and hear you.” Arriving at (ho church a little late, he found services air ady begun, and another minister in fee pulpit. Slip ping in he took a lack seat, still holding on to his ‘‘written sermon,” that he had prepares At the close of the sermon, the ter fixed his eyes up brother, and callit, said, “Rlense lea This put 'a new ph Being a fluent spei is time no troub] in mind touch- ,ng ttie oratorical’! fort of being a church member and i preacher, but when called on to sj ink face to face %o tlie Groat Ruler f the universe, his knees trcinblqa and bis voice grew husky, notwithstanding that a good sister near byfehispered, “pray something man,” ajtd with drops of perspiration gushilK out of him, ho blurted ouff^Mny i£ please your hon or, excuse me.” 4 The effort awoke Aim, and he felt relieved and thankful to find it only a dream. Should die day ever ar rive—and God graft that it may— when he shall feet called upon to light tQh ear Delating minis- r the delinquent (him by name, ns in prayer.” on the affajr. Ir he had up to s silvery voice proclaim the gospel of a risen Saviour ! Lost. Either on the steamer Egmont or on the street between Littlefield <fc Tison’s dock and Capt. King's resi dence <>n Oglethorpe street, or be tween that last named point and the Oglethorpe Hotel a LONG BAR GOLD PINwith twisted cord around it. $5 reward will be paid for same if left; either at Capt. King’s or at the Oglethorpe Hotel. Sam Small has gone to St Louis to aid in the Prohibition campaign which is going on in that city. Brunswick l’ort Society. There will be held to-morrow night at tho Methodist church of this city a union meeting of tho different churches looking to the organization of a Port Society in this city. Rev. J. L. Gilmore, of Savannah, well knowp to our people, will address the meeting. The new society will be under the direction of the Amer ican Seaman’s Society of New York, or rather will receive material help from that source. The time has ar rived when something should be done for this class of people who come among us in great numbers nowa days. Think of it—at least 400 ves sels will visit this port during 1888— taking a low average of twelve men on each vessel, and we .figure up at least 5,000 people to whom the gos pel could, and should be preached. Turn out then to-morrow night cn masse, and fill the church to over flowing, and let Brunswick come to the front in this matter and show what there is in her. Come out to morrow night and hear Mr. Gilmore, he is a very interesting speaker in deed. Methodist church, Rev. McK. F. McCook, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday School at 3;30 p. m., E. J. Harvey, Supt., and Dr. D. D. Atkinson, Asst Regular weekly prayor meeting Wednes day evoning at 7:30. Tho evening service will be a union meeting, con ducted by Rev. J. L. Gilmore, of Sa vannah, in the interest of establish- ment of Port Society. Presbyterian church, Rev Paul F. Brown, pastor: Services ut 11 a. ra. Subject: “Marching Onward.” Eve ning: Union service at Methodist church. Sunday School at 4 p. m. Baptist church, Rev.E.Z.F. Golden, pastor: Services 11 n.m.and 7:45 p.m. in L’arioso Hall. St. Mark’s Church: Sunday morn ing service with celebration of the Holy Communion and sermon at eleven. Sunday School 3:30 p. in. Evening prayer 4:30. Second Advent: (Church corner of D and L streets, two squared east of the gas house.) Elder H. V. Skip per, pastor. Services 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting every Tuesday and Friday at 7:30 p. m. Y. M. C. A: Prayer meeting every Sunday morning at 9:50. Gospel Song service every Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. All young men are in vited. Rooms open daily from 9 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. Rooms in Kaiser Block. ■ are hereby given notice t Onfholfth ofM^lsMallaoeuaiiU “htSbbave not been arranged will be placed In our Attor- neyehandatorooU^sTHONS. Aasignee, R’y. Co-Operative Store, Mnyl.'W. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Brunswick. Oa., April Cn Monday, 28th day of May, at 0 o’cl In the offlee of mo Sn^rintendenCthoeed positions at teachers In the publto sol Urunswjck during the next aonool year wm pe “ "eetlon ot teachers will take examined. Tho place as soon aa the exam! la completed.— non. Jio following: it and three aaolstanto for the Glynn ;igh School. . • „. Principal and throe asalstanta for tho Nelson Grammar School. .. 1 Principal and two assistants for tho whlto pre paratory school. Three supernumeraries for tho whlto schools. Principal and tlireo itants for tho Ittoloy One supernumerary for the Rlsloy School. Teachers nlrondy employed in tho schools, with loenso for three years, will be required to stand Inatlon only In the art ot teae uiply for higher grades, further Information apply to E. A.NE lioenso for three yean, will be required t examination only In the art ot teaching, union thoy np ’ • • • — Forfu . ,. , __ if. A. NELSON, Or, County School Commissioner. A. I. Huakii am, Supt. City Schools. . —THE—- national Lift Maturity Ash’d, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., M ty agnmst SBOURiTr-can ho furnlshod. It it founded on a careful study of tho two systems of life Insurance itlng for favor, and, while It embodies _______ 'natures of both, It oxoludos thoso fac tors which oxporlenco has prored a 'source of weaknessln each. In thlsCompany Insurance in ’ tt the full foco valuo of tho policy; It forfeitable policy, and tho annual cost Is absolutely limited. It pays ono-halt the face of tho policy on the holder attaining a cer tain ago. It gives life Insurance nt absolute cost. Only four payments a year. A cash surrender — „ . Judge Brown of upper Georgia will preside next week in the Supe rior Court of this county in place of Judge Atkinson, who is disqualified in certain cases to be tried. Tho Court will convene next Monday promptly at ten o’clock. Kit Carson’s old partner, Dick Wootton, who among other notablo deeds, once drove 14,000 sheep 1,000 miles overland to California and made $40,000 by the operation, and who is now 72 years old, has just had his sight restored by a (Chicago sur geon, after eight years of blindness. Winter Resort Whispers. The Harnett House at Savannah, .... ., Ga., says the Boston Courier, is an Ihc Doctor dismounted and stitched j 0 |j stand-by, and is probably better up his wounds. ; known to traveler^ than many larger We are so well-pleased with last j houses. Mr. M. L. Harnett is still mouths’ sales that we have decided! , e raana ? er , and not only has a t" stay a while longer ami to con j pleasant woj'd for every incomer, but tiuue the sale of Metropolitan, Three • 8 ” 18 ‘ u l* of explicit information, Kings and Grand Republics cigars. "’ a *vb be readily imparts, a qualifi- J. H. Clark, 201 Monk street. ; cation, which is met with far less often than desired. The Harnett Mr. M. L. Blanton, the great Ten- j House is very handy to the horse cars nessee evangelist will be here the lat- running to the railroad stations and :ci- part of next week and will begin steamer wharves. may2-lm. A Few of H 1’. Bunn’s Specialties Arrowwanna Hammocks the best and cheapest made. Mosquito Canopies, $1.75 to $2.50. Baby Carriages, all styles and prices. Fly Fans—latest improvements. Lunch Baskets—every variety. Picture Frames—any size and style made to order. •Bird Cages—a large assortment. Kimball Organs, cheap for cash or by installments. The “Imperial Lamp—best in the world. Water Coolers, Tin Chamber Sets and Watering Pots. Stationery, Blank Books and Of fice Supplies. Artist Material and Engineers Sup plies. Wall Paper, Room Decorations and Window shades. Croquet Sets, Base Balls, Bats, etc'. HENRY T. DUNN. Being More Pleasant To the taste, more acceptable to the stomach, and more truly beneficial in its uction, the famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, is rapidly superseding all others. Try it. One bottle will prove its merits. A hotel located at Erie, Penn., is being advertised as follows: “There is no gilt edge business about this house, and if you want to eat pic with a knife you can do it without fear of being ostracised from society.” vnltie to cacti' policy nft'or three year*. Policies carried the fourth year, if throe full a monta have licen made, without cost to ly holders It they so elect. All * ir"— ual pay- tho poo- xpiraiiuu ui run, . .. An. examination of tho . plana and ^Mbits’ of this Company will consinco even too most akcptlenl of lit superior advantagoe. Tho Meets ore amply largo for absolute security, mid tt— ’JttRnan, mails* WBV IS II! WillCM TBLL ? _ nro shrewd at guessing, but no one can ox- •lain tho following strange condition of things apjicnlng ovory day. A number of pooplo nro beginning to “all;” they complain or slight indisposition! the sick ness progresses until finally oho will havo con* sumption, another catarrh, another kidney tronb lo, and worst ot all. somo will be mulcted with ordinary prudence In the beginning would have saved us fnfln any of thoso dreadful visitors. on with ... The reflection that tho dead might be living and the afflicted bo In good health (hail the prop er means been used) Is not a pleasant one.-That king of all blood puriflers. “GUINN’S PIONEER BLOOD RENEWElt” llle known „ to medical selonco that attains tho ubovo results. It puri ties, onrlohos and strengthens the blood, and acts ns n perfect tonic to the whole System—provent Innumerable ensesof sickness, and save«many lives. Tho following will oxplnin Itself: “I nin plensod to stnto to tho public that GI'IXN'S 11I.OOII Rknkwkr tins no equal ns n Blood l’nrlllor, for I have tried it snfflciontly. J.C. BARNES,M. D. Unffln.ua. Call on Mourn. Hodges A O’Connor for Alma nac, and don't forgot to tako a bottle of the med icine home wi.il you. Hon. P. W. Jones, tho first hale man, reports that lie has the best cotton crop hoover had at this time of tho year. His cotton is now full of squares. A Jerusalem correspondent writes that the Holy City is fust becoming the city of the Jews. Russian per-, sccution have led thousands to make their homes thore. WJUCdUOofo DEALERS IN- SADDLES & HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, RUBBER AND Leather Belting, Batter Parking and lloar. Sale Leather, calf ’ 8koa IJppera, Mklaa and Trunks and Traveling Havm-u hn- the mill and turpentine tp__ we imtnnruclttro ourselves from beat aolected leather. Come and aeo ua when In the city, or send ti* Syrup of Figs Natures own true laxative. It is the most easily taken, and the most effective remedy known tocleanse the «* i" > n ° opy.orscmi . . . .. . yourorders when In need of anythihg lo our line, system when billious or costive; to All mall oniem receive careful attention, and dispel headaches, colds and fevers; *» guaranteed. ■ to cure habitual constipation, indi- W. B. MELL & CO., gestion, piles, etc. Manufactured on!. IM * MI<m8t “ 8A *annah,ga ly by the California Fig Syrup Com pany, San Francisco, Cal. oy Lloyd & A dams. For sale Domestic Wine. Pis nos and Organs Toned And Repaired in Workman-Like Manner. -- THREE-GALLON’ demijohns of Dr. B. At IO klnson's Pure Domestic Wine for sale at IJ.oO per demijohn. Stored at Lloyd ft Adame'. I For sale nt Harrison ft Uro.’s, Bay atreet. Brans, i wlek.Ga. R. E STEELE, Teacher ol Muale and Beshlent Inner.