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; 1 Dally ana Weekly U BRUNSWICK, . GEORGIA. 9 •‘•PH* fiW 1 *THB CUY BT TUB 8*A.” T« B. BTACTI gPk7 Ulbnnd 1’nprictora. BSubeenpttoeBatM: Daily, by mail.ordollrensd •jr carrion within theeity, 14 per annum; Week, y »1 per annum. Adwilaiag Katoa extremely reaaonable, end made known oa application. Advortfiwmenta for which so definite contract • madewlU be published until ordered out, and payment exacted accordingly. Official Organ of City and County.. Tho steamer Boston City will leave for Liverpool to-morrow, if the weather permits. What never, no never before was such bargains sold in towels as we are selling now. J. J. Lissncr & Co Mr. Joseph B. Fraser, of Liberty county, claims to have the best set ter dog in that county. His last ex- .jploit U thirteen birds in eight shots. •^Thatsay our gtin clubs to this sort of gunning? Fearful cutting scrape. Yes we Lave cut prices fearfully low in com forts and blankets. J. J. Lissncr <fc Co. . The South Georgia . Conference meets in Eastman on the 8th of De cember, and then tho ministers will begin swapping homos. This annual change may be best for tho church, but nbt for the preachers as a rule. And don't you forget it. We are Belling 56 inch tricot, at 75cts a yard. J. J. Lissncr ■& Co. Mr. H. A. Pennick was in tho city this morning getting ready for “cane grinding.” He said he had everything now ready but tho skim mers and had come in for them.— “Long sweetening” will soon be plen tiful at his house, and he knows just how to mako ( the best. Wanted—Five thousand men to buy our unlaundried shirts, at 45cts, n bargain. J. J. Lissncr <fc Co. Mrs. Morrit, of Maine, a daughter of Mr. Coakley, of Bush & Coakley, 4s bore visiting her father, with a view to spying out the country. If --she is pleased here, she will so in form her husband, and he will sell out in Maine nndjinove to Brunswick. Tho latest novelty is in linen Scotch crochet thread. Call at J. Michelson’s. Mr. W. G. Brantley, ofBlackshear, a brilliant young gentleman of that town has been elected Solicitor in place of Col. Carter. Ilis election is received with pleasure throughout the district. Evil doers will have to keep their eyes open or he will have tho last ono caged. For men only. We have the best laundried shirt in the eity, for $1.00 J. J. I.issuer & Co. Judge Dillon says the time has at last arrived for frost in Brunswick. That commodity, he says never comes until tho chryanthemums or winter pinks bloom. Ho has been watching these for some time, and although many, peoplo said: “Frost to-night.” He said “no,” for tjie chryanthemus had not bloomed—they are now in full bloom and frost is now in order. For Rent: One eight room house with water and gas attached. Occu pied at present by B. A. Hancock. .Possession given'Dec. 1, 1888. Lloyd Adams. ft Pedestrians along our sidewalks the past few days have appreciated our suggestions about how to build a sidewalks—higest next to the wall. . During a real rainy time Kaiser’s southern sidewalk is really the only thoroughly dry one in the eity. Bear this in mind you who are building sidewalks—make them low on the outer edge. Attention ladies. Thirty six inch henrietta cloths only 35cts a yard ■‘‘t J. J. Lissncr <fc Co. The South is by far the modt at tractive field for railroad building at tlfis time. During tho first nine months of tho present year tho rail road construction in tho whole coun try was 5,7110 miles, and of this 2,345 miles were built in the South. Only 176 miles were built in the middle 8tetes. I’hyei- ¥. M. IV A. Lectures. The Y. M. C. A. begin to-morrow night a series of free lectnrea for gentlemen: Tho following is tbo programme: Nov. 23—Professor A. L Branham: “One phase of the Situation in the New South.” j Nov. 30—Dr. H. Burford: “PI col Culture.” Dec. 7.—Rev. McK. F. McCook “American Wealth Conditions.” • Dec. 14.—Col. C. P. Goodyear: “Young America.” Lectures begin at 8:00 sharp. Please be prompt. Any gentlemen wishing to attend these can secure tickets free, by call ing on Mr. Balsch, the Secretary, These lectures will be very interest ing and entertaining, and we hope to see them well attended. We would suggest, however, that they by open to ladies as well as gentlemen, for the ladies would like to bear them. Fetip far tarpraiioii. .scribe I'yJtaKlnlBAatlioilzed ol ■nioiH'y npoiV'its'iorpornlC proiierty, both real and personal, and - Beanre‘.tu*. Too Good to Keep. The following dialogue between druggist Hodges and a drummer is too good to keep: Hodges—“Why, how are you old fellow? You are looking so much better. That bottle of medicine I fixed up for you was just the thing, wasn’t it? It just built you up.” Drummer, grinning mischievous ly—“Well, not exactly. I didn’t take your medicine at all; but got some medicine from another fellow.” The bystanders whooped, and George, seeing the cream of the joke as well as the rest, joined in with all his might. Free Lectures In the Second Advent church, cor ner of P. and L. streets, two squares east of the gas house, commencing Nov. 22nd at 7:30 p. m., and contin uing every vvening until Dec 2nd in clusive. These lectures will be given by Prof. Miles Grant, of Boston, Mass., President of the American Advent Foreign and Home Mission Society, illustrated by a great histor ic and prophetic chart, 68 feet long and seven feet wide, demonstrating that the Bible is a divinely inspired book, and also that wc are living near the time of the coming of Christ. On Sundays Nov. 25th and Dec. 2nd, the meetings will begin at 11 a. m., 3 and 7:30 p. m. The church will be warmed. Returned Safely. The Brunswick Riflemen and the Atlantic Baud reached the city to day at noon from Columbus, whither they have been to “ illustrate Bruns wick,” roport having a splendid time, and the very best treatment. The universal verdict of all the mili tary there was that they all wanted to come to St. Simons next spring, without fail. Those who had not yet been to the sea shore, but had sim ply heard of it, were :to eager as the others. From a! 1 we can learn, our boys, neither civilian nor military, hung their heads, when tho Atlantic Baud made the music; they were‘as proud of the band as of the "Sojer Boys.” NOTICE To tlie Stockholders of the Oglethorpe Rational Hank, Brunswick, Ga. •ding of tho stoefcholdo ,»* Us banking house at 10 oVl day Dec. 13th 1S88, purpose of mooting to con? the advisability of increasing the capital st t said Bank to $'150,000. M. UI.LMAN, Prcst. JSO. la. N. IIESNMAN, Cashier. NOTICE. Neither tho Captain or owners of (the Steamer Abbeville will be responsible for any debts con tracted by the crew. All hills must be signed by tho Captain, otherwise payment will be debarr- ’ ' 1 ‘ J. G. GARNETT, Master. Low | iriccs. Our low prices dees tbo business, uo gentlemen when you want clothing autl uudenjga:, < <>mo secub. U J. J. LUsncrftCo. PUTNAM’S Lifer; Stable! Corner Monk and Oglethorpe streets jyjY patrons and the public ran rest assured of securing from my stable The Finest Turn-Outs AND THE IlKSr HKRVIO E. Your order nollcRed, and iatUfaetion gmranj A. T. PUTSAM, t Advertisements. JIIOIA—COBNrv or Gi.yxn, . .or Court of eulil county: of David’Davis. Joseph B.Darla ...Moore, nil of the city of Bruns- of Glynn and eald Unto of Ccorgla. lion* that tictltlonora with others ay win to associate with them- to l*o Incorporated under tho lowj of the HtAtA of GeOrgialn atich case* made and provided. nkI be nude and declared a body cor- ■aSaSSjtte under the name and ifrleof ick steam Laundry Company/’ and tlo and corporate namo to carry on , rat* fiie “Bi under the bi _ in.-Of ting, maintaining and operating or lit. Vi (HfCMUX. llimut(Miuu B 'V7 ° " of purohaslnz or leasing and operating one or more steam la— 1 “•—*-— " n ” stwtj. sundries in »nid county and State, and in aucltother place, as said corporation may deom desirable. ,, „ _ . Sd. Of entering Into and making all contract* necessary nod expedient for the protection, pre servation anil success of It* bu*lnc*» of 1 uundry- "*i. With a power to eald corporation to adopt i ■ \ l _ »« .1 «■■■ alieh liv.lMWI such ru,e *A? <( regulationn nnd as it inn> rtacm for the beat advancement of its interest hy controlling and regulating the acts. lilt VI cut ill KVmiUHlI’ft *♦••»• r. power* and- authority of Its agents, officers ana 4th. With it power to said corporation to put* chufe or leuse such property, both real and per son id it* it uiay think necessary ««•* advisable for the interest and success of its business. 5th. Witfrapower to aald corpofwtion under such regulations as it may think propeifto pre- - , J officers, to bonow and persona}, and * seoure Uue, payment of the same by the execution of mortgages or deeds of trust, or by the Issuing of bonds, or in any other manner that it may think advisable Gth. The chief office of said corporation to be in the city of Brunswick, connty of Glynn and St nt** nf i-JnnrfHn. find the business of said corpo- State of Georgia, and the business of said corpo ration to bo principally conducted In the county of Glynn and State of Georgia, but with the full right to said corporation to establish branch of fices at such other places as it may deem proper and desirable, and at such other places to make and enter into any and all contracts necessary or devisable for tho interest of its business. The capital stock of said corporation to be ten thousand ($10,000) dollars, divided into one hun dred (100) shares of one hundred ($100) dollars each, but with the privilege at any time, by a majority vote of the stock of 6aid corporation, to Increase its said capital stock to a sum not ex ceeding fifty thousand ($60,000) dollars, and with the right and privilege of said corporation, at any time in the discretion of its directors, to receive real or personal preperty, or both, in part or full payment of any subscribed for in said Com pan/. or in payment of any debts that may be due it* Petitioners pray that they may be incorpora ted under the title aforesaid, for the full term of twenty years with a privilege, at the expiration of that time, according to law, to renew tlie same, and that under such title they may have all such powors and privileges as are usually granted to all corporations under the laws of Georgia. To have and use a common seal. To prescribe the number of directors and officers of said cor poration, and the maimer of electing the same T/veiiA find lio RDArl. * * * To-sue and be sued, to plead and be impleaded with, and with all the general powers planted to corporations by the State of Georgia, not here in And pet yd SYMMKStt liESNETT. Petitioners’ A Hornes s. A true copy from the minutes of the Superii Court, November 2,3888. * .1. C. Lkiim an, Dep. Cl’k.Sup.. Court. J1 f'i -DEALERS IN- SADDLES & HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ROBBER AND Leather Belting, Trunks and Traveling Bags. Wccall especial attention to our Heavy Team Harness for the mill and turpentine trade, which manufacture ourselves from best selected leather. Como and see us when in the city, or send us your orders when in need of anythihg *AU mail orders receive careful attention, and satisfaction is guaranteed. W. B. MELL «fc CO., FEAR ORCHARD FOR SALE. 11E tract consists of thirty acres, twelve acres of which arc planted with the famous Le- t-nnte and a few Kciffer pears, ranging from two to seven years old, one hundred early peaches, plums, etc. ‘ There arc nearly six hundred trees, OVER THREE HUNDRED NOtV IN BEARING. A portion of the tract, consisting of about eight •res, cleared ready for cultivation, is low, bot- .ni, hammock land, with may subsoil, a deposit of phosphatic marl underlying (a valuable fertil izer in itself), thoroughly-dralnedby the Altama- lia canal, which runs through the land, and is splendidly adapted to tho cultivation of cabbages strawberries and truck generally. The orchard lies six miles from the city, is half a mile from the crossing of the 11. & W. and E. T. o and from tho city. Truck and fruit can be •hipped from tlds point or via the Brunswick md Altamaha canal direct to the city m small Mills from the field. Fifty trees have been added the past winter, grafted on the LcConte stock, consisting of the Howell. Sugar, Bartlett and Irish Green pears. For particulars apply to . ,,. v . IIOPKINS’ REAL ESTATE AGENCY . Ditcturj of Secret Smietiss. H I AND A. HI.—Derail I.O'l-T. No. SU. 1\ A . A. M..-meets ilrst anil turn. Monday niehls la J!iel. month. ■'. J. SPEARS, W. M. J. E. LAMBUIGHT, sen’y. • „. 0. F.—Seaport T.otipre. Vo. (IT meets ro*;- ulaily every Tuesday m«U at their In. 1 over city Council Chamber. Members in Rood stand ing arc earnestly invited. JAMES 11. CAN VOX. V. G. J. E. l.AMBRIGIIT, Secretary. K OF P.—Oalelhorpc Ixalpc, No. meets . cverv Thursday ninht at tludr Castle Hall iver J. Mlchelttoui* store. Visitin ' Inuthers are :ordlaily Invited.' P. KK..T.ER, C.C. T. B. EERGUSOX, K.of R. und S. A L. of H.—Magnolia Council, No. 1105. Am- . erlean 1-egion of Honor, meets second and fourth Friday nights of each month ' nru i’IMIV ATT. IL \VM, CROVATT, Commander, J. T. L AM BRIGHT, Sccretnvy. I O. B. HI.—Okefeenokce Trllie, Improved • Order of Bed Mon, meet* every Monday night up *t«l-.lu City Half CI AKK , gllchcm V. R, MITCHKLT., Chief ol Records. • Notice. N - EtTUKit tho Captain, owners nor consigned . ... ..... do 1 ts Joonlr* tid hy w ill I* responsible for any ... — , Hi,, now ol the Italian hark Mru>. in. , IM’I'. IIEKtl, Master. On Tuesday, November 20th. BARGAIN DAY! itHeM Enporinni, On that day we will sell the best bargains that we cur placed before our customers, which we will sell at the following pi • *.« ’till elosed out: 30 pieces heavy Canton Flannel at 7£c., wot'It 3G<-. 26 pieces'heavy Canton Flannel at 8^c., wonh 12c. 2 cases of ladies very fine Merina Underwear at 4Cc^ worth 65c. 1 case of ladies very fine camel’s'hair underwear at 60c. .This goods sold readily last season at $1. , 1 case 54 inch dress flannels at 60c., worth 75c. 10 pieces all wool cashmere in all colors,at 50c., worth 66c. > 1 case of 36 inch Henrietta, in all cblors at 26c., wortK 35c. 30 cases Matlassee Newmarkets at$6.'50; worth 30 pieces of wide plush at. 65c., worth $1. 15 pieces of our famous H. B. Marquerite cloth in colors. This is the finest lot of this beautiful goods we have ever placed on sale, and it is suf ficient to say they equal in every way the wonderful black goods that we have sold for the past five years. 30 rolls of Ingrain Carpets, lower than ever. We have an immense stock of ladies and gents shoes, rubbers, cloaks, shawls and skirts at popular prices. Clothing, Clothing. Our stock <>l clothing is immense. Every day during this montb will be a hummer. We never had a finer assortment of dress suits. Come and see theib, you will be delighted with t.he styles, you 'will be pleased with the prices. PLUSHES, VELVETS, BRAIDS, ETC. Plushes in all colors at 65c., worth $1. Velvets in all colors at 40c., worth 00c., kid gloves in all colors at 50c., worth 75c. The newest styles of dress trimming, tinsel braid, cords, Hercules braid, etc., etc. 4-4 bleach shirtiDg at 7c., worth 10c., 4-4 unbleached at 6c., worth 84c. It will be a very cold clay that any store in Brunswick can come down to J. Michelson’s prices and J. Michelson’s qualities. DON’T' FORGET OUR GRAND DRA WING. And wc want every ono to understand what we give to one we give to nil, fo wc will give to each and cverv inirehaser of $2 worth of merchandise Eon Cash, a ticket ontitcling the holder to a chance at a magnificent suit of walnut furniture, consisting ol ten pieces, which will be drawn for on January 10,1880. Don’t stop and think you will not get it, who knows? You may be the lucky one. Conic and try your luck. Don’t forget the GREAT BARGAIN DAY, TUESDAY, NOV. 20th., at the Emporium of JACOB MICHELSON. agent for •YOUMANS’ ” N. Y. HATS. AGENTjl’OR THE “LILLIPUTIAN BAZAAR,” Heatlquhrtei’3;in N. Y. for 1 CHILDREN’S CLOTHING 1 NECKWEAR IN ALL STYLES, AND AT ANY PRICE HOSIERY ! This Spucc belongs.to FLANNEL SHIRTS ! l..elliot. DRESS SHIRTS! GLOVES! UNDERWEAR, ALL GRADES, MEDIUM AND LIGHT WEIGHT !J s TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS All sizes and shapes. A BIG LINE OF UMBRELLAS ITo suit the Times. Gr. B. MILLER* * (Successor to|C. W. FLOYD) a- roc 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, whore can be found the Ghoicest andiFreshest Groceries -AND AT- LOWEST BOTTOM-ROCK PRICES. Goods delivered to any portion of the city promptly. ISTOW TJ O! J. H. POWELL, (ESTABLISHED 1S75) 10U inti. , from Hrunawtck, tho City hy tho Son. .tin (•ontlnmH.ilenltr.g In Grocoilo*, Liquor* and Cigar*. Milk 8hnk«« a upoclally. HORSES TO HIRE.' Ilonwlor mule, wagon or baggy can b« Jind at any lime, night ami day. I’niilo. tny time* nivut mm »mj • . n .»ic» from Darien can go to Brunswick and return Aimf n«)\ in formation enn i>c had from M. *!. Chrwopher* IdncktmUlig Darien. octl G. B. FLINT, jReal Estate Agent,. Cuovatt Block, Room 2. rv for iMe and rent. Coni, Coni, Coni.—Just receive best quality Jelico coal for house us Terms strictly cash. U, Terras * 1 * i