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&4vm(twr-Jh?0*MJ t k §7sf : I *>»tlj anil Weekly at BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, “TBS CITY BY TBS BRA.” T. d. nui A Belt, MHotuI Proprietors. yassrta^ ., M par aaawBl Weak. y ij |Nf aaaum. AdrertMng Rates extremely rewxuble, and maOe kaotni ofi amlleaUen. IdnrtlMmli for which no deflnlte contract • made will ha publiahed until ordered out. and perm.mexacted accordingly. Pereonal. W® mat till® morning Capt. WHIet, of Beaufort, 8. C, bb Englishman by the part of some to crest® a diaaoa- MBclal Organ of City and County. Hon. J. E. Dartlcfi fpr Atlanta this morning, on a short trip. Our leading articles in Saturday’ paper, have been highly commended • Coal, Coal, Coal.—Just received beat quality Jelicocoal for houae use. Terms strictly cash. B. Torraa A Co. Savannah is going to keep her quarantine until a real heavy frost. General Passenger Agent Griffin, •of the East Tennessee, is in the city to day, gx //. .Y^ ' ,£* ||J The best oppartuntty ever offered next Tuesday 13th, so secure some more of those famous bargains at Kaisers. Mrs. Glogaueris at homo again, and Mr. Sam supremely happy once more. - Miss Florida Turner has gone to Augusta Ga, to visit . friends and take in the exposition. We will commence to dis our special bargains next 13th, at nine a, m. | ‘ A. Kaiser & Bro. The City of Americus arrived thiB -morning with five hundred bales of . cotton, which were unloaded at the East.Tennesseo docks. •Capt. C. A. Russel has pulled down the old building at the corner of Newcastle and Howe streees, and will soon havo erected a nice two ory residence. ■ ■ It is not idle, talk, you will find ex- t actly what is advertised, on onr spec 's! sale day next Tuesday 13th. * A, Kaiser A Bro.- Ir. J.. E. Burruss, an Atlanta ng man, arrived in the city .yes- teJGay, to acoept a- Situation with fright & Gowpn, of St Simons. He i related to Mr. Pelham Neal. There is somo talk of the Legisla- n’s hunting up a successor for Sen ator Colquitt. Grad# Black, How ell and Lester are spoken of in this connection. Colquitt is doing his best to defeat any such measure. Great rejoicing all around, on ac- , vount of our great bargains, next >m *uesdayl8tb, A. Kaiser & Bro. One of Littlefield & Tison’s elec- trio lights fell last Saturday and broke. Just suppose that lamp had hit some man on the head, he never would havo known what' hit him. >t " ’ The Company, however, would con- * elude before the heirs got through ^ with him, that they bad been hit by an electric bolt 1 -~ Wo met a bevy of four vouug la dies this morning chaperoned by a | popular matron, and it was amusing to hear tho burden of their petition: A “Only ten cents for tho Military Fair.” There isn’t a gentleman in ■ - tho city who carries any cash about Tt • l his person that wouldn’t, be willing lo"pay ten cents daily to havo such J i a® array stand before him as peti tioners. That don't apply to editors, theynover carry much cash about them, or in-fact anywhoro else. lit Pk I T r. M. C. A. Meeting to-night for men only at tho Y. M. C. A. Rooms, conducted by Bev. Paul F. Brown. All men are cordially invited. Good singing. Coma Meeting begins at 7:45. The price paid the average Iowa ! sohoolmam by the year is 9212.45. Primming that her board and wash ing cost her about 98 per week ahd g her clothing and incidentals |50 more, she wi)l then have a surplus of 96.45 to build up a bank" account, which in 20 years of hard work would amount to a little more than 9120. birth, who haa been prospecting here for. a Week past with s view to open ing up some business enterprise iu our olty. Ho left for home this morn ing after a week’s stay here. Tho Captain is well pleased with -Bruns wick and will return soon. He is at present engaged in the phosphate business of South Carolina, and might be induted to take hold tyere. Those who know him best say he is amply able to undertake that or anj other enterprise he may choose. Th< iin is a pleasant jovial gentle man and we should be pleased to tion In political matters because Dr. Madden’s name has been mentioned in connection with the Aldermanic ticket for next year. These people say thoy won’t have anything to do with Saturday’s primary, etc. Now this is not the proper spirit. If au attack is to bo made on any gentleman’s name who may be men tioned in.this connection, the polls on Saturday is the place to speak your mind. . If you don’t like> man, vote' for somebody else, but be sure | Q \ to vote fpr: somebody. Thomanwbq have him return to our -city ahd open the regular ticket A great many business here. Such men are a) ways, welcome. A Foundationto B«fld On. ^ --'“‘aayyi*/.* : the-week s of ph»yer . and'Vork for men, Roy. Paul F. Brown of e Presbyterian church preached A eejrrapn specially to that element of our people. He dwelt wijth empha sis on the importance of having the foundation sbllij, upon . which - to erect thp s^peratrncture of life. Dndes and dudelets got no comfort from his burning words. Every young man in this city should. have heprd that sermon. It was full of good advice. Mistaken Identity. A dear, good old lady of this city walked into Lissuer’s store last week in company with her daughter. As Bhe passed in the door she saw what she supposed to bo a lady of her ac quaintance standing near the door. Excusing herself from her daughter she hurried back to “speak to a friend.” Imagine her surprise when her friend proved to be her own re flection in a looking glass—no doubt the face did look familiar. That daughter had to tell ( the joke when she got home, and the husband of that good lady still teases her about “meeting a friend.” bon’t Middle Mntfen- Thcre seems to be s disposition an gets the most votes Will be put people think Dr. Madden has made oniMif tlie best Alderman Brunswick ever lied. Others say they wouldn’t Vote for him'.qSPaoy account Settle $2 que»tidp-fta^ijh‘day,'aid- let there be but ontflRigblarticket in the field on election day.' Brunswick to Gain by B. B. Deal. ?e big Mr. Inman one of the great Bich- mop^lTermthal men, hatifbeen inter viewed. He says: i ' ;i ' ; We propose to make Savannah by far the most important of all sonth ern seaports. To do this it will, of course, be necessary to take away a great part of the business which now joes to Norfclk, and, ns I will show ater, this the milk of the coconut of opposition%hich has been brought to bear to negative the transaction by which the consolidation is effect ed. Instead of making Norfolk our coast distributing point wo will turn our commerce southward and deliv er it at Brunswick and Savannah each of which ports will he vastly benefited. GK B. MILLER. Q- mm y • - * to C. W. FI/JYD) > , "r* . _ n ■. • .. .• ? mMM f* • - Having purchased the stock and good will of Mr, C. W. Floyd, I will continue the Retail Grocery Business at the old stand, corner of Newcastle and Howe streets, where can be found the licest and Freshest Groceries r AND AT BOTTOM-ROCK PRICES. 'Goods delivered to any portion of tin: mi '' T— ''JrZZi- y agent for “YOUMANS* ” N. Y. HATS. AGENT FOB THK t’» “LILLIPUTIAN BA ZAAR,” Headqolirtan In N. Y. for CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,!. NECKWEAR IN ALL STYLES, AND AT ANY PRICE ! m FLANNEL SHII Change of Steamers. The steamer Egmoiit is laid up for repairs. The steamer Clara has taken the Egmont’s place on the line to St. Si mons Island. The steamer City of Brunswick has gone to quarantine in place of the Clara. Tho Clara will leave pretty soon for Florida, so wo hear. Como Early and Avoid the Rush. Such is the advice given the ladies by Kaiser & Bros., touching their big sale to morrow 1 which is ono of their famous bargain days. Kaiser Bros, can convert their store into a regular bee hive by advertising “special bar gains,” for tho ladies know when they say bargains, they mean bar gains. • The President Elect. May we not hope that the Sunday laws of these United States will be the better enforced after March 4thj? Tho newly elected President, Mr. Harrison, does not go to the post of fice on the Sabbath, nor have his mkil taken therefrom. He attends the Presbyterian church regularly every Sunday. • Fever Dots.’ The records from the fever dis triots show a dimunition. Jacksonville—12 new cases and 1 death. Frost there Saturday night.- Six new cases and one death id the report from Gainesville. No news up to noon from Fenian- dina. ’ ' .. An immense business will be turn to Savannah and Brunswick, and of course wo will have to make im provements in both these places com mensurate with the business we turn there. The Town Full of Them. “How is real estate to-day, Mr. Hopkins—any purchasers?” “The town is full of them to da}-, and they have got the rocks to buy with, but so far I have not had a chance to talk property to any of them. I have been so busy this morning on something else. They are here though, and we will be with them now pretty soon.” That foreign claim of a torpedo vessel that cai^run for^hours under water is not a sound on.e, asserts the Cincinnati Enquirer. It is simply a reproduction of fi late American ex periment in tire boat called the “Peacemaker.” The scheme will never be a complete success until a motor is discovered that needs no firo and makes no smoke. Compress ed air was used by the Peacemaker, but so little of that can be carried that the campaign must be very brief. Perhaps Some day some one will be able to so store electricity as to solve the problem. Syrup of Figs • Natures own trfie laxative. It is the most easily taken, and the most effective remedy known 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 ~ ' -liO. For sale y, San Francisco, Ca pany. by Lloyd & Adams. Stove Wood For Sale. ^WMtliOdgeKo. 214 F. & A. B. The regular communication of the Lodge held Nov. 6, ’88 was called off to como an at 74 o’clock p. m. Nov. 12th, for the transaction of important business. ’All members requested to bo present. T. J, Snuxs, W. M. Jen. E. Lammboht, Beo’y. Os account of,tho immenso rash, Fob Rent: A 14 room house No, whloh wo will have MXt Tneaday Sifporner G. and A. streets. Apply 113th, we beg the ladies to call os to Mrs. M. A. E. Uouatsn No. 302 F. ««rly as possible, einet. I A. Kaiser & Bra Oak, Pine and Lightwood delivered in any part of the city. Orders left at Greer’s stable or Brunswick n rug Store promptly attended to, - ** •. N. Dixon. GLYN$ SHERIFF SALE. First Tuesday in- December, 1888. \XTU,L bo aold before tho Court Houao iloor In TV tho city of Uruiifiwlok, Glynn county, Gcor- filn, on tho fl.tt Tueiday U December, US8, be- Thla Space, belong* to ' ' C.L..ELUOT. ” ' -• ■ : : ;t r - GLOVES! - » - - UNDERWEARJALL GRADES, >1. •> GHT' TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS All sizes and shapes. m AND LIGHT ■ J1 A.BIG LINE OF j ' N t UMBRELLAS ; ’ To suit the Time?.. , _ W. E. PORTER —AGENT— Professional Ditectoxy Dentists. • —DEALER IN— Paiats, Oils. Brushes, Varnisiies, &c Tube Paints, Gold Paints, Wall Paper and Decorations. neatness and dispatch. Buggies made to look like new. Signs of all kinds. Paper Hanging a Specialty. PAINT STORE, Gloucester St., opjiosite Advertiser-Appeal. 1888. TAX NOTICE. 1888. ^BIMbBAIION, LOCAL DENTISTS. Office in Kaiser block, over drug store ol Lloyd 4 Adams. - D. ATKINSON, DENTIST. Office up atalp In Wright'a new Physicians. | | BUItFOHI), M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON] Office up stairs in BrcezobuUdine;resldeneoon Newcastle street, opposite Moore’s boarding Lawyers. QHOVATT A. WHITFIELD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. State ahd Connty Taxes. 1 will bo at the following named places on the 8. and County Taxes for tho year 1888 to-wlt; REGULAR ROUND. St. Simons Mills Store, Oct. 11, Nor. 7, and Dec. Grand Opening! Millinery, Notions, Fancy Goods, Bethel, Oct. 12, Nov. 9, and Dec. 5. Pennick’s Store, Oct. lb, Nov. 10, and Deo. 0. Brunt wick (Council Chamber), Oct. 15,16, 17; Nov, 12,13,14 and Dec. 7, 8,10. 8FEOIAL CALL. No. 1 E. T. V. & G. n. R., Nov. 17, Fancy Bluff Nov. 22, Powell’s and Jordan’s Stores, Nov. 20. All other days not above mentioned, 1 can bo found at my ollice in the Couneil Chamber. Please remember Hates. H. J. READ, September 26, 1888. T.O.G.C.Ga. Notice of Intention to Change Name. state OP GEORGIA-County of Glynn, A LL persons Interested are hereby notillcd that I linve filed my petition to the December term 1888 ol the Superior Court of said county for the purpose of haring my nnmo and that of my wife changed from Oliver P. and May C. Goodbreml by which namos wo havo heretofore been known to that of Ollror P. Polton and May . Felton. This August 0th, 1888 OLIVER P. GOODBREAD. tween tho 'hour, of,tea a. m. and fours, is. of ' ‘iowutg doeorlbed property, to- that day, tho folio wltt , Lot of land numl DRESS TRIMMINGS, . Children’s Worsted Goods, Elegant Corsets, Zephyr and Saxony Yarn, Embroidery Silk, CHENG BE, Etc. Demorest Reliable Patterns For Ladles’^Uld Children’s Dresses. Great Bargains in ladies' and children’s Ho siery halt the usual prices. The ladies are re spectfully invited to come and see for themselves. E. EARLE, 215 Newcastle Streot, -, Brunswick, Ga. McDonald a dead, Seat Mel, G. B. FLINT, Real Est*ate Agent, Crovatt Block, Rook 2. jna&msijtz OO UNTRY PROP, t. . Everybody welcome next .Tuesday 13th ao get tome of the greatest bar gain* ever offered at Kalaera. Fulton's Old Stand, -• Newcastle SI WE WILL KEEP AfFULL SUPPLY OF lEKHBlIP.m MUTTON, And Pork, Venison and Game In their Mason. Glvduia can. Mp-lm L.d.Leavy&Co. iveno* an coxrihioi neinn. in tnuu oouBctne tran.