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T. G. STACY k SON, PUBLISHERS.
BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. WUDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1888.
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Published Dally and Weekly at
BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA,
“THE CITY BY THE 8BA.”
T. C. STACY * BOH, Utters nnd Proprietors.
Subscription Hate*: Dally, 1
by carrier* within the city, f *
y IS per annum.
Advertising lute* extremely reaeonable, and
Advertisement* I
* made wlU bey"’
payment ex
t ao definite contract
ntll ordered out, and
Official Organ of City and County.
Mrs. C. L. Elliot and children are
expected home .tf> ; hight ftom Mari
etta. ■ ' • • -V
The Riflemen will drill to-night by
electric light, that is if it doesn’t
raiti, - l
The only place to get fine oysters—
the Brunswick Dining Parlor.
Miss MaggioPostell, of St. Simons,
la said to be slowly improving from
typhoid fever. .
C. Downing Jr.. & Co., shipped via.
tho B. & W., to-day, 'five hundred
barrets .rosin fbt tho Standard Oil
Co^ Chicago, Ml. •
21 regular meals for $5 at Bruns
wick Dining Parlor. ’
Messrs. Kaiser Bros., have given
out the contract for the raising of
their store one story higher: The
rest of the building will remain as' it
is, two stpries high. This change is
necessary to accommodate their fur
niture trade.
You •can get the best dinner in
Brunswick for 50o at the Brunswick
Dining Parlor.
The Riflemen are drilling all they
can,to get readyJbrjColumbus on the
17th of November. Capt* Gilbert ind
' MSIaai
, Public Speakings.
Editors Advrrtiser-Apfk al
Please announce that Hon. R. E.
Lestev, the Democratic nominee for
Congress from this District, will ad
dress the people of Glynn county, at
the Court house. In Brunswick, on
Saturday, the 3rd of November, at
12 o'clock.
It is expected that the Hon. J. A.
Brannen, the Presidential elector
froth this District, will also be pres
ent and speak to the people upon the
issues of the day.
A full attendance of all the people
is urgently requested, to hear these
distinguished gentlemen diseuss the
issues of the present campaign.
Very Truly,
Bolling Whitfield.
Died,
Oct 1st 1888, High Prices and Poor
Tables—when the Brunswick Dining
Parlor and Oyster Saloon opened.
Still
Loves Brunswick and her
People.
The following we clip from a letter
received from a lady reader in Maine.
She once lived in Brunswick, and al
though away for many years, still
loves our place and people.
“As an old resident and acquaint
ance I must say ‘How d’ye’ to the
editors in a social way ns of yore, and
congratulate you on tho growth of
your paper from that wee sheet, and
also express my pleasure in the re
ports from dear old Brunswick. 1 1
can hardly imagine the flourishing
city she is to-day. May all your en
thusiastic prophecies be fulfilled. I
read with interest every item from
there. Each familiar name and
place is quickly noticed. I never
hall forget beautiful Brunswick and
Riflemen while there. They, couldn’t
be in better handB.
Don’t forget if you want a good
itl
square meal to go to the Brunswick
Dining Parlor, where you can get one
.at any time from 6 a. m to 11^80 p.m.
"Mh Henry R. Symons informs us
that he has four steamers chartered
fqp cotton for Liverpool. One of
these, the Boston City, 1500 tons, is
expected in a few days, having sailed
on tho 20th inst. from Montreal.—
The other three are the Sidonian,the
Nedjfed and the Port Jaoksott. They
are all' English, and two of them
are over 1700 tons.
Wanted: A wet nurse. Either
white or colored, with child not over
two months eld. Apply at this of
fice. 2-t
The olectric light wire passes very
near the veranda of the Ocean hotel,
in easy reach. Should the insulating
covering lose Its insulating power
from age, the occassion might arise
when some thoughtless person stand
ing on the damp veranda might touch
that wire and the Advertiser-Ap-
peal have an unwelcbmo local.
Cream oyster stews always at the
Brunswick Dining Parlor.
Darkness.
Tiie editors of this paper, besides
having to encounter the rain last
evening, which was bad eonuglu had
also to encounter the darkness The
electric lights had been put out for
some reason, and the gas lights
were not lit. We looked up and
down Mansfield streot as far as the
eye could reach, but saw nothing
that resembled a gas light, and the
result Was that wc stepped into
mauy puddles of water, that could
have been avoided, had the gas been
burning. The attention of the gas
company, is called to this omission.
fSMf
New Tork Lumber Wgd# Journal
Then Is a prospect (bat the menu
foctortrs of Southern Fifth will take
some Ibrt of action fjoon that will
tend to brltig more-pn^perity to that
trade. Prices havaHmeu disorgan
ized for some time petty and manu
facturing has suffused. Besides
that, there are other , lausca of fric
tion In the trade ef
other/which
some Irritation. Tj
men have never yet
misunderstanding,
understanding, has
matters affect not on]
prices of madufaotn
other points concel
ture, aud tho hope ii
result from the pro]
So far, only a P<
tial arrangement hi
The officers in thi
stands, are as folli
Joseph Hilton, pri
W. Dodge, vice
Southard, secretary/
at present at Room
way, New York. Ai
nothing has be^ndoi
ken effect upon the
trade, one way or
ever anything is d
effect the trade, and
done, the Journal w.i
lish a full and auth
of the matter. Gossl
nesB, and when bl
come, we will give tl
To anyone who h
with the course of
manufacturing Soi
ber, it will appear
meat of thi
mmt
♦FAIRi*
ESTABLISHED 1876
Grand Oping!
FREE GEORGIA BARBECUE!
;ktnd and an-
produco
them Pine GRAND FREE FIREWORKS!
ither, and
than an
led. These
lie scale of
umber, but
[h manufac-
good may
mterprise.
,ry and par.
n essi
itter, as it
Wliierr, Mus, Facer 8nk
' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Children’s Worsted Goods,
Elegant Corsets,
Zephyr and Saxony Yam, Embroidery Silk,
CMK.VKLK, Kto.
Demorest Reliable Patterns
For Ladies’ tint l Children's Dresses.
Biggest Agricultural Show
Ever Seen In The South!
E. EARLE,
1U Noweatllo Street, - Brunswick, 0*.
at; Norman
put; c. c.
offices are
Jo. 18 Broad-
et, however,
Ittcli has ta-
ithern Pine
H<er. When-
riiich shall
on as it is
ye and pub
lic statement
not busi-
matters
SIX COUNTIES IN TH£
TEST!
Professional
Dentists.
^ aenifBaiBN,
LOCAL. DENTISTS.
Best Racing Ever Seen in Ueor- ^owgsiaKcubrbiook.oTer drug store otnoyd
gia.—Floral Hall Foil to the ~
Brim and Running Over
The Top.
ATKINSON,
DENTIST.
Offlc* up turn In. Wright’, new
utng.
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETEEN STALLS FULL
OF THE FINEST BOSSES IN THE SOUTH.
Gcorgi* Ahead of Kentucky!—Chicken* cud Dog*
World Wttkont End!
1 minint at., ... ___
Physician and’surgeon
Otto* up etalre In OrooEObullding; retldenoe on
Nawoutle stroot, oppotlte Moore’s boarding
familiar
slness of
(be Lum-
ae: tnove.
Ha
M$t.
“DON’T FOBQET THE DATE!”
Lawyers.
QBOVATT Sc WHITFIELD,
IS PROGRAMME!
jj
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
EEl&i UUhec
Oysters In nil styles at all hours at
the Brunswick Dining Parlor.
The oyster fries at the Brunswick
Dining Parlor can’t be beat in city.
Cook Bros. & Co. cleared, on the
20th inst, the Norwegian ba*k Impe-
rator, forRib, With cargo of 417,718
feet lumber, Valued at <5,221.
RoSendo Torn- > &-Vjo, cleared, on
25th inst, the‘Spubish brig Concha
Ballister, for $ilag«i; Spain, -withA
cargo of 97,227 i'eet of lumber, valued
at $1,264, and 463 barrels rosin, val
ued at $625.
For fine oyater fries go to the
BrnnswickDining Parlor.
An Elegant Substitute
For oils, wdta, pills; and ail kinds
of bitter, nausea medicines, is the ve
ry agreeable liquldfiruit remedy, Syr
up oc Figs. RaoooaoMwded by lead
ing Physicians. Manufactured on
ypy the California Fig Syrup Com-
pany, San Faanchco, Cal
Yellow Fever Dots.
With every infiuxof people through
the lines, or change in the weather,
as at present, the yellow fever record
like the thermometer jumps up high
er. The record in Jacksonville up to
six o’clock last evening stands:
New oases.. * 71
Deaths 2
Total number of cases to date. .3,974
Total deaths...... 379
Of the new cases 21 are white and
50 colored.
Bishop Weed is doing nicely and
it is believed he will recover.
Mucclenny reports 7 new
yesterday and hb’deaths.
Enterprise, Florida, is now quaran
tined against by her sister city San
iford, for the reason that there has
been 17 deaths there since June/from
a fever the dootors called “Hemo-
rhagic” fever, but which now tarns
out to be yellow fover.
South Jacksonville has been ex
empt so far, her local dootors declar
ing “no fover there.” But a stam
pede occurred yesterday when the
experts pronounced some cases there;
yellow fever. The woods are foil of
peoples.
shUll bring manufacturer* and deal
era 4nto some degree of amicable
correspondence and; understanding
with one another, will bo something
that ought to work good, aud not do
injury. Tho men who 'are concern
ed are men of judgement and fair
ness, and we can expect nothing
from their hands but what will be
wise, well considered, audjust.
Stove Wood For Sale.
Oak, Pine and Lightwqod delivered
in any part of the city. Orders ^eft
at Greer’s stable or Brunswick Drug
Store promptly attended to.
N. Dixon.
Syrup of Figs
Natures own true laxative. It is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
system when blllious 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
~ “ ‘ i, Cal, “
pany, San Francisco,
Dy Lloyd & Adams.
For sale
RECEIPTS
Receipts of naval stores for the week ending
October SO—Spirits' turpentine 800; rositjkri,
cotton 0,218 bales. r •’
Shipping Intelligence.
cases
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 20,1888.
ARRIVED.
Oet 2J-Gcr bit Polly Scott, Harden, fluenoa A
Oct 20—Nor bk Fitlkn, Tando, Barbadocs
Oct SO ItalJUk Sirlo,Ctehcno,llecnos Ayres.
Oct 11—Am *o Franklin, Ro*e,wh*llngvny*gc.
Oct 21—88 Caroline Mllier, illlsr, New Yoru.
Oct 22—N0r bk Blrgltte, Grcgcrjon, Ilia. .
• Oet 22—Nor bk Quelle, Wsgle. lls.usdoc*.
Oct 22—Nor bk vega, Carson, Buenos Aj res.
ega, Garten,
■. rescott, Ta—, . ...
lentor, Omundten, Barbados*.
Oct 21—Sc Otello. Ilomi, Boston
Oct 24—So Anna Bishop, llulon, Now V oi k.
vci Z4—r?c Anna iiiBnopi ituion* «ow »oi
Oct 25—Eng bk Soreno, — Charleston,
Oct 25—Nor bk Drr.enlng Sophie, Laditeen,Bu
eno* Ayres.
SAILED.
Oct 2S-8SCarolino Miller, New York.
Notice.
^EITHER the Captain, ownen nor consignees
will be responsible for any debt* contracted by
tbo crow of the Norwegian bark Mentor.
OMUND3EN, Master.
NOTICE.
Neither the owners, Captain of consignees will
be responsible (or any debts contracted by the
crew of tho Norwegian bark Dnn|dag Sophie.
LADSTJSBN, Master.
Tuesday, Nov. 0.—Macon’s Day.
Wednesday, Nov. ft.—Augusta;
Columbus and Brunswick. Distin
guished speakers from each of these
cities will address the multitudes,
Also big display of free fireworks on
Mulberry street, in front of the New
Hotel Lanier.
Thursday, Nov, 8.—Farmers’ Day,
Prominent Farmers from all portions
of the State, and Presidents of Alli
ances, Masters of Granges and other
prominent officers of these two orders
from neighboring states, will bo here.
Friday, Nov. 9.—Atlanta, Rome
and Savannah, with prominent
speakers from each city.
Grand Barbecue on the grounds,
A regular old-fashioned Georgia feast
for all comers.
Reunion of tho 20th Georgia Regl
meut and Toombs’ and Hennings
brigades.
Saturday, Nov. 10.—Children’s
Day. When all children will bo on
baud. Fix tho little ones up and
bring them along, and let them take
charge of the park.
Tho pyrotechnic display to bo
made one night during tho fair, will'
be the finest ever witnessed od Gcor
gin soil, nnd will be well worth the
price of railroad fare nnd hotel bill
just to witness jt, Prof. Witte who
will havo it in charge, tboroug!
understands his business and tyill
give all present a rare treat.
and women
it. Tberefli
and the nfitli
er means be,
king of all bl
“GUINN’S WON:
Is tho one greet speoltfi
science that attains the a
«©•» eniic
ai a Dorfa
innumtrable cases of
lives. The following wlll^
"I am pleased to stnto
goiinps biood Rxxxwta
Blood Purifier, for havotr...
, J.C.
lexi*
BLOOD HXNSWER"
known. to medloal
tbo Wood, aadaota.
k| system—prevent.
The free barbecue will also be
worth tbo while of anyone to attend,
as it will be arranged in an .elegant
manner by the
spare neither pains, or expense to
make every thing paw off pleasantly
As to the races, the prospects are
that they will surpass all former oc,-
cassions, as sevand aptod horses that
have never hit the tnrf in Georgia
will be here to contend for,the splen
did prises. Mjr.j J/H. FSttingil , is
now on the ground with Us stable of
famous runners, and Mr. J. H, Thayer,
of Nashville, has engaged 'stalls for
his stable of trotters and pacers.
Other noted tnrfoten have either en
gaged stalls, or have written for .full
ana complete information in regard
to the fair, with expectation of com
ing.
NOTICE. ^
Neither the Captain, owner* or,consignees will
bo responsible tor any debts contracted fay tho.
crew ol tho Norwegian bark Kata Comic,
LOWOliSKN Mitttcrl
or consignees xvUSf
be responsible tor any debta contracted by th»
orewot tho Norwegtanbartt Blrgltte, •
• QBKGKR8EN, Master.
- NOTICE.
Neither the Captain, owner* or consignee* will
bo respontlblo tor any eebta contracted by tbo
orow ol tho Norwegian bark Svalon,
■ V " V,. * 8YEND8EN, Master.
FOR SALE
i
600 Fence Posts, lightwood r cypren
and cedar.
i00 cords osk, hickory and cedtf
wood.
w N. DIXON.
w “ w ””aafflajsral!r'
NOTICE,
Neither the Captain or owners of 'the
Abbeville wlU be respaastble for any <St
Abbeville will be responsible for any debts con
tracted by the crew. Alt bills must be signed by
the Captain, otherwise payment will beaebtrr-
■I V v / * & GARNETT, Master.
‘ii
NOTICE.
Neither the Captain, owner* or consignees will V
be responsible (tor any debtaCeontriuted by tho
crew Of the Norwegian bark Quelle,
WAGLB, Master.