About Daily advertiser-appeal. (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1889 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1888)
Daily Advertiser-Appeal 'J. a STACY A SON, PUBLISHERS. Published DaHy and Weekly at BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA, “THE CITT BT THE HA." , T. a. STACY * WE, BSltena»« Fregrlsters. ’Advertising Rate* extreme!? reasonable, and paymentexacted accordingly. i Official Organ of C^tyand County Mr. D. Glauber is in Atlanta to day on business. Mr. Pete Fleming went to Savan nab on the morning train. Call on Lloyd & Adaips for fine cigars and tobacco. A calico liiill for the benefit of the Library is among the pleasures booked for next week. Mr. Jordon Brooks, ono of Savan nah’s solid business men, was in tho city yesterday. Mayor Dunn left last night for a three days’ jaunt to Macon, Forsyth, Atlanta, and other north Georgia points. Messrs. Kay, Dart and Goodyear went down to'St. Simons Island this morning, to look after the improve men is there. Ice cofcf soda water at Lloyd & Adams. Rev. E.. Z. F. Golden expects to leave -to-night or to-morrow morning for Riahmond, to attend the South ern Bajflist Convention. Despite.the slight shower of the mor'ning the Methodist Sabbath school are enjoying immensely their May pic-nio in the grove near Oak Grove Cemeteiy. Saturday will be tho big day of the week. Thq Georgia Press Assoeia tion will be here and the first mili tary will come to the seacoast—tho Moorland Park Cadets, of Atlanta. Trusses, single and double, for sale by Lloyd & Adams. 'i he time question still engages tho people to an astonishing degree, and petitions and counter petitions are being circulated. The sun time sup porters say the standard time must go. - Lieut. Morris, chairman of tho en campment grounds committee, re ports the work of clenring up and ar ranging the grounds progressing most satisfactory. Mr. Jas. Posted is superintending engineer, and will see that the work, is well done. * Our stock of paints, oils, white lends, mixed paints of all kinds is now complete and at a very close price. Lloyd <fc Adams. Rev. J. L. Gilmore returned to his homo in Snvqnnah this morning, leav-, ing the Port Society work progress ing finely. Over $300 has already been raised, and forty-seven members enrolled. We shall soon see this much need Christian enterprise in working order. t Judge Brown is making himself a record, and for years to come several of our citizens will instinctively reach for their pocket books whenever his name is mentioned. Tardiness is an unpardonable sin in his sight, and he does ail he can to make his fines pay that “$200 a day’ that he fre quently reminds them it cost to run the court. Mr. Edwin Brobston, lato of the Breeze, assumes editorial control of the Journal to-day in the placo of Mr. E. W. Bingham, resigned. The newspaper complexion of our city, outside of the Adveriser-Appeal, seems to change often of late. The “old reliable’’ goes always on its even course, free of sports and bubbles, I mt good for the long race. The Sutton juiy spent the night BRUNSWICK, GEO! .. HA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1888. in the Knights of Pythias hall, that affording the moat oomfortable quar- ter# obtainable. ■ That very impor tant •adjunct to tho fiirnituro of se cret orders, tho goat, was confined in the ante-room. Had hebeenldoae Morris Miohelson and Jack Gardner, with their usual zeal for tho Pythian cause, would doubtless have opened the lodge and initiated the other ten members of the Ju'ty, and possibly the sheriff and a bailiff or two. . We only sell the best pocket knife. We guarantee our scissors and ra zors. We can save you money in all lines. Lloyd & Adams. Mr. David Davis is much exercised because of the delay that will ensue to his steam laundry though the law against excavations after May 1, which prevents his laying n waste water pipe to the river. The laundry is an enterprise of publie.bcncfit and we hope the Board of Health will give Mr. Davis all assistance that they consistently can. The State Democratic Convention in in session in Atlanta,— Messrs. VV. E. Burbage, T. W. Lamb and A. J. Crovatt being tho dclogntes from Gl.wiu. Mr. W. L, Fulton, the fourth delegates, was prevented by other engagements from attending. This Convention elects delegates from each congressional district nqd from tho State at large to tho Na tional Democratic Convention in St. Louis to nominate a candidate for President. If you want your prescriptions compounded carefully and correctly and for a very reasonable price .call on Lloyd <fe AdamB. ‘ The Editors. Tho Georgia Press Association will bo in Brunswick on Saturday next, accompanied by their wives and daughters, coming on a special train as the guests of tho East Tennessee railroad. When they reach .our city it will be not only appropriate' but al most obligatory upon our people that we meet them, welcome them to our hearts and homes, and provide some pleasures and diversions for them—in shortshow up one town and people as hospitable and wide-awake. A committee of Council and citi zens has already been appointed, but we do not learn that they have taken any action in regard to the matter. Tho time is drawing short, and some thing should be done at once. It is truo that the St. Simons Hotel Co. intend to give them an excursion to theTsland (than which nothing could be more appropriate or pleasant) but even upon this excursion the city and citizens should be represented, and when they return to the city they then become the city’s guests. Wo hope the committee will take the mat ter under advisement nnd make netf essary arrangements. Gratefhl A« the INKS. bwledffementflfrom ttectyons. Messrs. Edi- Hose Reel thelt gratitu first to the mi Society, collect! Mr* Rowe, Peck ham indivl ness they havo pany. >. 1 2nd. Wp d men, the Atlan Club for the aocej tatlon and aBsls Company. And 3rd. Wo thank Capt. ,U. accomodation Messrs. Editors, tb following letter fror request his accepts,! thanks. Li BnuKsmok,*) G. A. MydArJton, M lection Hone Utm DearSiu: In tli January last a life steamer Angie and N it not for your prom efforts, whicl) have'ai ized you ns an cfHcien tion, much damage woi sustained. As a sllgl of your valuable servi occasion, please accept surn-of $25 to assist yi the expenses incident josed visit to Dawson lost wishes that you ~ J sful in the co: The Protection y desire to extend d hearty .thinks, era of the Alpha ty.and Mrs. Msbry, Scott and Mrs. ly, for the kind to the Com- thank the Rifle- and and Gun ceof our invi rendered to the most heartily for the ample and request ou publish the Japt. Dart and df our sincere May 8th, ’88. foreman Pro- Wy part of juried upon [e, and, wore ind effective :s character o organiza- have been recognition ‘ upon -that the enclosed defraying -your pro- rwith my t.be as Slic in' ing property here, . • Respectfully yours, U. Dart, Managing owner Angie and Nellie Finally we wish to thank every ono who has assisted us in our pic-nic. G. A. Myddleton, T). W. Kiiauss. Foreman.. Secretary. In Recognition. Capt. Barney Dart last night pro sen ted the Protection Hose Reel Company with $25 as slight recogni tion of their services last January at the time of ihe fire aboard the Angie and Nellie. The boys did excellent work that night, and the- gift is worthily bestowed. Elsewhere will be found the letter accompanying the donation. f Winter Resort Whispers. The Harnett House at Savannah, Gn., says the Boston Courier, is an old stand-by, and is probably better known to travelers than many larger houses. Mr. M. L. Harnett is still the manager, am^ not only has a pleasant word for every incomer, but also is full of explicit information, which he readily imparls, a qualifi cation, which is met with far less often than desired. Tho Harnett House is very handy to the horse cars running to the railroad stations nnd steamer wharves. may2-ltn. Standard Time. There are two sides to every ques tion. This is what W. F. Allen says of Brunswick’s change in the Trav elers’ Official Railway Guide of May 1888: Central standard time has been adopted by the city' of Brunswick, Ga., dating from May 1, 1888, the hands of the city clocks being set back thirty-six minutes. In this, us in all other cities, people of uverago intelligence will find no trouble what ever in conforming to the new stand ard. All affairs previously arranged for eight o’clock will hereafter be ar ranged for seven-thirty, the former one o’clock dinner will be had at twelve-thirty, and so on through the day. Only the ignorant and those hide bound sun worshippers, who im agine the old local timo to havo been directly regulated by the position of the sun, will exporience any difficul ty. The case of people who are so lazy as to refuse to commence work at 6:30 a. m. by tho standard in place of 7:00 a. in. by the old time would be hopeleap if it were not ludicrous. The pormfincnt adherence of the city to Standard Timo will depend upon whether present intelligence con tinues to control its affairs, or igno ranee and blind superstition hereaf ter prevail. Mrs. W. C. Sibley, State President of the Woman’s Christian Temper ance Union of Georgia, has issued a call of the woman’s temperance work ers in the State, to convene in Atlan ta May 29, 30 and’3I. This 4s the sixth annual convention ever held in Georgia, and a large attendance is expected. Syrnp of Figs Natures own true laxative It is the most easily taken, and the most effective remedy knjwn to cleanse the system when billious or costive; to dispel headaches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual constipation, indi gestion, piles, etc. Manufactured on ly by tho California Fig Syrup Com pany, San Francisco, Cal. For salo Dy Lloyd & Adams. • The Paper Carnival. We do not wish' that anyone shall forget tho paper carnival Thursday and Friday nights at L*Arioso by, the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. The , ladles have assumed the ressonsiblllty for tho furnishing ot the new rooms of the Association,' so soon to be fin- ished and occupied. When fifty ladies put their heads together to no complish any ono thing, that thing will be accomplished and in tho best of style at that, and they wlji cer tainly make the “paper carnival” a success, socially, financially and in every other way. Tin! object too should bo one dear to every heart. Just now the Y. M. C. A. needs more assistance than it probably ever will qgaib, and therefore that aid should not be with-held or stinted. Give the ladies a good attendance, and they will give you a pleasant evening. If you want the genuine English tooth brush, call on Lloyd & Adams. The.Sutton Case Has been engaging the court during the day, and at our lust report from tho court room the prisoner had con cluded his statement, interrupted at noon by tho spasm or fit which seized one of-the jurors, Mr. Horace Robin son, nnd the argument of Judge Wright for tho defense had begun. The twelfth juror selected wus Mr. Cyrus Roberts, making tho entire panel as follows: J. M. Madden, Morris Mlchelson, C. M. Fo.rbes, Aretas Turner, Robt iridcAilSer^ Aj^Christie, Jack Gardner, H. B. Robinson, Jr., and Cyrus Roberts. • Toilet Boaps perfumery and all fancy articles nro being very cheap by Lloyd & Adams. A Few of H T. Dunn’s Specialties Arroww^nna Hammocks tho 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 nnd 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 Sots and Watering Pots. Stationery, Blank Books and Of fice Supplies. Artist Material and Engineers Sup plies. Wall "Paper, Room Decorations and Window slindes, Croquet Sets, Base Balls, Bats, etc. * *HENltY T. DUNN. ESTABLISHED 187f>. —THE—, National lift it Maturity Aw’d. OF WASHINGTON, D. C„ . Gives miller Its Ufo Maturity Policy Indemni ty against death at a cost as tow m Amoun sxcrsivr can lie furnished. It Is founded <• a careful study of the two systems of llfo Insurant*, now competing for favor. and, whllo It cmqprties (he good features otboth.lt excludes those fac tors which experience has proved a source of kncssln each. In this Company Insurance I* rnmood at the full face value of the policy; It st uon-forfoitable policy, and tho annual is absolutely limited. It pays one-half the fatal of the policy on the holder attaining a cer tain age. It gives life Insurance at absolute cost. Only four payments a year. A cash surrender valuo to oach policy after throe years. Policies carried tho fourth year, if throe full annual pay ments havo been made, without cost to tho poll- ■ ‘ All death claims pa t death aro made. Tt itincnt or endowme... Ilcy holder himself at able to .... , Jonot toi). An examination of _ ot this Company will contli ' sat of its superior advantages. • Tho assets .. _ iply largo for absolute security, and tho. labilities aro nothing. J. H. GARDNER. General Agent. WHY IS IT! WHO CAM TELL ? Incsa progresses until finally one will sumption, another catarrh, another klMipWSR l ie, nnd worst of.nil, wind will bo afflicted WltM that terrible malady, ennewv And to think that I ordinary m arienco In the beginning would have enved us tram any of these dreadful vlsltora. or mean* been used) la'no't a pleasant ono king ot all blood ptmfltrs, “GUINN’S PIONEER BLOOD RENEWED" is tho oheegront spcclfio known* to medical scloneothit attains the above results. It purl- lies, enriches and strengthen! tho blood, and acts. at a perfect ton to to tt ”“ J —' * mum treble eases of i vet, Tho following v “I am nloasr* *— lOIXN’S BUM Blood PurlUor, i i system—prevent apfoSSUP m,Uly to tho public that *R has no equal aa a call on Messrs. Hodges & 0 line, and don’t forget to tat*; |clno Hoihewlthyon. O’Co OFFICKfld fiwi On Monday. 38th day of May, at I) o'clock In the office of tho Superintendent, those desiring Being More Pleasant To the taste, more acceptable to 1 the stomach,'and more truly beneficial in its action, the famous California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, is rapidly superseding all others. Try it. One bottle will prove its merits. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. STATE OF GEORGIA—Glvnn COl’XTT. f special order of the Court of Ordinary, of _ McIntosh county, Ga„ wilt ho ao'd on tho llrst Tuesday in June next, between the lawful hours or sale, at the Court House door, of said county of Glynn, the following p.opcity, to-wlt: A lease of ten vears from February- 1st. 1883, to February 1st, 1893, of 383 acres of marsh land at Back River, or Mannead River, St. Simons, in said county of Olv nn and State aforesaid, where on arc two whaivcs, sufficiently large enough to nncommo-lain from four to six vessels, which said wharves nt tho expiration of said lease, shall lK-come the property 0 lessor, Mrs. Dart, ot nrnnsw'ck, Gn. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of James Hunter, deceased. Terms cash. This May 7th. 1883. AUGUST HEDSTROM, Amlulstrator. LADIES Do YonrOurn Dyeing M H«me« With Peerless Dyes ! They will dye everything. Tho/ nre.sold eyory where. Price 10«. apaekago-dO colon. They have no equal for strength, brightness, amount tn packages or for fastness of oolor, or non fad ing qualities. Tf’-y do not crock or emnt. Fin sale by Win. Crovatt A Co.. Druggists, (Sign Golden Mortor) Brunswick, Gn. \mr JtriSiT positions as teachers In the-publla schools of Brunswick during the next school year will be examined. Tho oloctlon of toaohere will take placffika,aoon as tho examination Is oomplotod.— Applicants must bo present In persou. The tonohert to be elected are tho following: Principal and three osalstonta for the Glynn High School. • - Principal and throe assistants to* the Nelson Grammar School. >. I ... Frinolpal and two assistants for tho white pre paratory school. ■ ^ . Thrco supcrmtmirnrlcsfor tho white schools. Prinolpaf and three assistants for the Uloley (colored) School. rthelUslo school Teachers already employed in the schools! with license for tltrco years, will be required to atamt examination only In tho art ot teaching, union they apply for higher grades. . For further Information apply to KTA. NELSON, Or, Comity Schooj^Cqmralssioner. A. I. Bbaniiam, Slipt. ohools. WJ.Mdl&Co. DEALERS IN SADDLES & HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION^, RUBBER AND Leather Belting, Robber Picking and Hose, Sole Luther, calf Skins aad shoe llppen, Trunks and Traveling Bags. ill especial .attention » our - Heavy Team. Jg for tho mill amt turpentine trade, which m manufacture, ounelvet from beat selected Como’ nnd sco us when In tho city, or send us yonrunlun when In need of any thihg tn our lino. All mall onion reoolvo careful attention, and. satisfaction Is guaranteed. M B.MELL&CO., 1M and ISO Congress St., SAVANNAH, Gn. Railway MjratiTe. Store. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. swlmlmvu n»t nettled their accounts / given notice to cull on mo and, ar- Uiolrindehtedncs. it- early us p.iaslblc. : ; ,.r ,l.t\, nwa till acconiits which have not been arranged will bo 'placed Id our Attor ney’s hands tot- etdlcctlon. ‘ W. F. SYMONS, Assignee, May 1, >88. R’y. Uo-Operativo Stop-, Domestic Wine. rtf’ TUUEE-GALLO.V demijohns of Dr. B. At • O klnson’s Pure Domestic Wine for sale at 3.00 per demijohn. Stored at Lloyd A Adams’. For sale at Harrison & liro.’s, Bay street. Bruns- wiek.Ua. > Attention.—All work loft at my shop, B&called for alter ten days from data trill be sold for charges on same. Jno. Hainel, Gun Smith. May 5.1858.
