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THE LORD’S HOUSE. Religious Services To-Morrow. “Forsake not the assembling of yourselves to tether, a* tho wanner of eome is.” Presbyterian church, Rev Paul P. Brown, pastor: Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject for morning: “Testing a Christian’s Faith." Even ing: ‘ Christ the Joy of nil His Peo ple." Sunday School 3:30 p. m. Second Advent: (Church corner of D and L streets, two squares east of the gas house.) Elder H. V. Skip per, pastor. St Mark's Church, H. E. Lucas, Rector. Morning prayer, celebra tion of the holy communion -and ser mon at 11 o'clock; Sunday School at 4:00 p. no.; evening prayer at 7:30 p. m. The Rector will officiate. Baptist church: Rev. E. Z. P. Gol den. pastor. Services 11 a. ;m. and 7:30 p.m. Subject for morning: “A Talking Church.” Evening: ‘‘The Man of Hope.” V. M. C. A: Prayer meeting every Sunday morning at 9:50. Gospel Song service every Tuesday evenin at S:15o’clock. All young men arc in vited. Rooms open daily from 9 a. m. to 10:00 p. in. in Scarlet* Block. Methodist Church: Rev. McK. F. McCook, pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. Sunday School 3:30 p.. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30]>. m. Preaching by Presiding Elder, Rev. E. H. McGehee at 7:30 p. m. Lovt Feast at 9:30 a. m. Sac rament ef the Lord’s Supper and an niversary and re union service at 11 a. in. The Hog Orflinftpce. ,_„, Messrs Editors: What has be come of the Hog Ordinance ? Is it still in force or has it become of none effect? We people of Dixvileare anx- ious to know. Dixvii.le. We have heard of no repeal of the ordinance, and no doubt the Marshal will have the pigs oflb.it locality in terviewed. (apt. C'lubb Dead. ('apt. James Club died at his home in the upper portion of the city this morning, after a protracted illness. Captain Club was one of the land marks of this city, having lived here from his early boyhood. For many years he was pilot on Lit is bar, and in latter years Captain of different steamboats plying in these waters. His last command was the Cracker Boy, plying between this city and the Satilla river. He was genial in his manners, and numbered his friends by the scores whenever the Cracker Boy’s whistle was heard. Public Meeting to DIhcuim Bonds, Sewerage ami Schools. An adjourned meeting will be belli on Thurailny night, January 10th 1889 at 8 o'clock p. m. at the Cour House to discuss the important ques tions of sewerage, public achqola and bonds which are to bo voted upon January 22mi, 1889. All citizens are earnestly invited lo attend. Judge Courtland Symmes will ad dress the meeting as to the effect up ou the workingmen, the parties rent ing property, ami the financial con dition of the city and other matters of interest. Mr. C. P. Goodyenr will address tho meeting upon the Memphis sys tem of sewerago in reply to ui tides in Advkrtiser-Aiteai.,generally up on the importance of sewerage ns a health measure, the necessity for its introduction here, the enreaud delib oration shown by Mayor and Conn cil, and other matters of interest. A number of other speakers will address the meeting. By order of M. Ullman, Chairman J. L. Beach, Seet’y. Manual Training in the Public Schools. The idea is gr dually taking pos session of tho pie that the public school system of this country, whi it gives a very fair literary education to the young, is not altogether pe]} feet. This idea, in the concrete, so far as it has developed in Georgia, is represented by the State school of technology in this city, and by the supplemental training schools at the State university and at Emory col- Burglnrs Again. Mr. John Hncncl comes in for an other visit from the burglars. They seem to like ids goods. We arc glad lo state, however, tlint they only got one pistol this time. Dr. Bishop who occupies the adjoining room heard them and caused them to leave without getting as much as tbev wanted. During the (pst three autumn months England imported nearly 33.000. 000 bushels of wheat, against 23.000. 000 during the same time the 3’ear before. Of this larger'quantity the United States furnished much less than one sixth; of the smaller nearly one half. This tremendous falling off in American trade, due to the speculative movements in Chi cago led by “Old Hutch,” accounts in large measure for the fact, dis quieting to some people, that the balance of trade is on the wrong side. Fou Sale: Several horses and mules. Also 500 cords of wood. Ap ply to J. R. Minchan. The public school is good as far as it goes, but a merely literary course, and by no means a perfect one, fails tq^Jhe youth, of. the land to-make their way in the world. The whole object and aim of the public school system is to fit the }’oung people of the country for life—to aid in niak them good citizens and useful members of the community. There is no better citizen than an - industrious one—no better educated citizen than the one who possesses at once the impulse of industry and the knowledge and skill nocossary to direct it iu the proper channel. This matter is attracting attention in all the large educational centers, and it may very properly be dis cussed here in Georgia, where the interest in public education is as large and as serious as it is in any part of the country.—Atlanta Con stitulion. New Year Resolutions. The following set of resolutions is respectfully submitted to the young men, and others in our city, who are determined to do better all this year than last: Resolved, That in consideration of the fact that I have uot lived a per fectly sober and very industrious life during the past year, I will abstain from drink during this year and stick close to business. Resolved, That from and after this date, feeling, as I do that it is not considered gentlemanly to swear, that I will during this year refrain from swearing. Resolved, That I will resist every influence brought to bear upon me to make me break these resolutions. Resolved, That I consider that it is my duty this year to make a more ll decent appearance in society than I * have for the past year, by devoting the money that I would spend for liquor to buying decent clothing.— Exchange. FOR TUB FIRST TCI IN KEIIHUAIIT. Will I- sold before the cltjr of llnuitwlck, Olyu l«fal boa re nPie>e on lb Aext. the following deer ell tun until Mite eufl la flouee Wllnon. being • leel enflommctl uftba cite of II that neroel or plena nf lend I. In tbe city of Il-nnawlck. In I anil In tbnt part nfatld cil; Common*.'* Datwwii • fleaenbed ae tbe WMt.ru < anTentr-Oime (T.1i t-.mialnie bniidn-d ie<-t, (7.l!l0o arson plan nu n- aarnralili to an < i lioure door lotba r (li., during the ‘ r In Febronrg , to will defendant from tba major nick. In end toall e. lying end being PState and county, SPECIAL I u as the “Town street*, end Icf lot number niyflvoby one to h survey end licit, A. i»„ fiDf tliniie* end imw of dli- r of unit! city of th# »«m. to satisfy e mnrtr»g« Hiiporlur Court In favor of Kd Wllnon. Written noito .Joint* Wilson, who i» in i*i» •rty. fits thereon, levied dent, Jonae WU- lie-1 from Glvnn F'Keh vn. Julius i. levy M-rvod on of MJJd prop- Crovatt it Whitfield, P'ai’ttld OKOUGl \—d etaYNM CoVSTX' Will be Mold bt-foro tue coin; oily of Brumtwiok «a!d stde*_ tho lawful liottrsot *de on tho dfj ruery, A l>.. rightoe-i hundred'] folluwtttu d-ife-ribod *»• «*;.ertv ( lot or putc.-l «*r l**it-1 ndiiate, lyli county oftelynn, end iu th* sf tuMilarly ku .un nii.t d«>ign« Creek rTa-t^’tou, coiitsltdi-g f acres luoru or 1-ms, and bmudA the iio;*tli by the lan.la • f John 1 Kite the lMi.1t* f It-1 h. l pl.tc lends oi .John >1 Ti*-*n and .tij tmpi’ovcniontM t tier-on Held tn P' op.oty or U. M.Tis .n, fid- en execution le u-d l»v Oijrnu tbe December term !SSH. In fat tlonal Bank ofliru-i-Hici iUK levied on mh to*- |nv|i au«t uotica of Maid levy i» Tho second day --f January, iltf dre-l and ei ;hl«tiinc door in tbe Votiniv, between t Tuesday in Kelt. Id elglitv-nim- t» « It: Ail that trai t, and being in the ibfGeorgia, par* I'"as tlie Green tboneaud [low] as folio we: On and -J. M on tin- south by ,t« e west by the . ltd. y, find the iJeviud ou mm the In salt*fAction of iperi. r Court, nt 'of tbe First Na- Said tri'ct lie. It. M. Ttson; day given l.iin. year eighteen Will be sold before the cour lity of ftriinAwi k, <luring Bale on tho firm. Tucnday m J following described pro|icrty I All the rigid, lllle and inter snt Jonas vYii»ou, being a 1( Mayor and Council of the city of tbe dofend- ihold from the . Brunswick, in if land, situate, itwwick, in said and county and in that part of said city known fcstlie Town Coniiuon>t,Vbotween 1 and Johnson streets, and described as tlie western one half of Jot number seventy-thrwtiO) containing EXTRA.- ALL ABOUT THE Emporinni Ball of J. Helm Grand New Year Speeial Bargain Pay, --ON- Tuesday, January 1st, 1889. Many will bo the exclamations of surprise and astonishment that will full fzoin the lips of countless hundreds who will inspect the Emporium Hail of .1. Michelson ou that Great Bargain Day,. Tuesday, January 1, 1889. The insignificantly low prices at which everything will be placed ou that day will create a sensation all round. MOUNTAINS OF DRESS GOODS seventy-five by one hundred fbjbt, (75x100) ac cording to a survey nud plan muo agreeably to an ordinance of Council, passed *ho. 28th day of March, A. D„ eighteen hundred fRA sixty-eight, and now Clerk anc amlllnri... . . .. . the property of the defendant, Jonas Wilson to satisfy a mortgage 11 fa issued from Glynn Supe rior Court in favor of W. B. Burroughs, vs Jonas Wilson. Written notice of this levy served on Jonas Wilson who is in possession of said premises. This January 2.1S81). Wm. li. BKltRlK, Sheriff G. O. Ga. Crovatt A Whitfield. 1*1 a inti IT* Attorneys. Will he sacrificed at slaughter prices. If you value your inter est, do not fail, as you will miss the GREATEST BARGAINS ever known if you miss the Great Bargain Day at J. MICHEXi* S . eiB* ■ A * J ** i “ TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1889. STATE OF GEORGIA—County oF Glynn. Will be sold before the court house door in the city of Uiunswick. |sald Htnte ami county, be tween the legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in February next, the following described prop erty to-wit: A1I that lot, tract or ptreel of land, situate, ly ing and being in the county of Glynn, and .State bounded as follows: Oil tho north by the lands of John M. Timm and J. M. Rice; on the east by Green creek; on the south by the lands of tho ilcthel place, nml on the west by the lands of John M. Tison and Mrs. Ri ley; ami the improvements thereon. Levied on as tho nroperty of R. M. Tison, in satisfaction of execution issued by Glynn Superior Court, at the December term 1888, in favor of tho Ogle thorpe National Bank. Said tract of land con- .ainfngone thousand (1,000) acres, more or less, and levied ou ns the property of said R. M. Ti son. Notice of levy being this day given to said R. M. Tison. This 2nd (lav of January 1889. iV H. BKItlUK, Sheriff, O. C. Ga. Goodyear A Kay. Plaintiff's Attorneys. JUST RECEIVED By A. J. MASON & CO., A CARGO OF ORANGES, COCOAtfUTS, BANANAS, ETC. ETC. Direct from the Bahamas. ALSO A OAKLOAD OF FioKleci Beef! DIVIDEND NOTICE. An Elegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bitter, Houses medicines, is tbo vo- ry agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syr up of Figs, lteccommended by lead ing Physicians. Manufactured on* y by the California Fig Syrup Com pany, San Faancisco, Cal. First National Dank, Brunswick, Georgia. _ livldcnd of Four her cent, on capital stock for past six months—payable on and after Janu ary lothprox. JAS. iltiltlt SMITH, Cashier. JELLICO COAL FOR SALE BY HAZLEHURST& MASON Bay St., Foot of George. T. O’Connor & Co. INSURANCE AGENTS FIRE I MARINE I ACCI0EN1I: BtPUUKXT TBI .STAOKOBKST COkFAMIB OF TUB tVOHLD. . vU M, OGLETHORPE STABLE GRANT STREET. J. It. MINE HAN, PropT; (Successor to II. 8. McCrary.) Billie Horses, Bony or Saddle. _yAil orders lor DRAYING promptly nt- t cm led to. Open day and night. Connected with Telephone Exchange. Your Duty rO VOUIt FAMILY IS TO SECURE FOR THEM A HOME. 4 I am offering houses and lots in the city and arms and land near tlie city for cai-b or lime. Will sell one two-story house, six rooms, on Cochran avenue, for $1,000. Fire, Life and Accident lmm r CONEY & PARKER Wholesale and Betatl dealers In AnOiraclte ai Bftninoos Coal, BRICK, LATHS and SHINGLES, j will keep In stock of ANTHRACITE COAL, BITIMUNOUS COAL Steam and family lump, the latter suitable for grates. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR llilli,WICK BRICK WORKS. And able to furnish In any quantity. Also keep constantly on hand Nai. tandSSTIIN* GLFS, tho above nt market prices. Term*In variably CASH. DAY STREET. BRUNSWICK, GA. ALSO BONDS OF SURETYSHIP. Apply to W. B. BURROUGHS, 404 Newcastle street* PUTNAM’S Livery Stable Corner Monk and Oglethorpe directs jyj Y patrons and the public can rest iDtaured of Finest Turn-Outs securing from my stable The ANDTHK ItK^rSKKVIOK. Your order (elicited, and satisfaction xnaran A. T. PUTNAM, OPENING Old OF THE ON THE Kl'ItorEAX FLAN. Whoru e.n In found orerjthlng the market of- ford», served in sho.t notice. \o. JJ Bay »ire<d F. JOS. DOERFLINGEU. draad Opening. liliaerj, Mt DRESS Children’ K Gods, is, ir.a CHKKfr. DemorM Reliable Patterns F.iriLadies’ an i Children's Dreswt. Gre.it Bargains in ladies' and chll-lmV* H »- slerv half the usual prices. The xra re spcctfully invited to come andscof ir thonijclves. E. EARLE, . 215 Newcastle Street, - Brunswick.On. losing your child by permitting Wnrmt U work out iUdestructb-n. Nvheu a child lulls tc sleep well, i irestless, ur,natural In its anpctltb aai grinds its teeth, v*>u '.iavo . worm*; the positive mro FahnealockM Yunalfete. Askyoor dnigeist for iu It* mc|v .nfjnty **!■ child ficm iuqrav t.f Dr. iB. McCASKILL, I’KKUAKENTLT LOOATSD AT ST.SIMONS MlLLS.Ga. Twenty yean practical erpcrieaoe.