The Brunswick times. (Brunswick, Ga.) 189?-1900, July 05, 1889, Image 3
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Pori of* HrunswiuK.
Port ok Brunswick. July 4.
\ High Water at Brunswick, 0:34 a. m.; 1:14
p m.
Low Water at Brunswick, 6:58 a. in.; 7:25
p. ui.
v kss kns i x ho ter.
Burk Nereid, Am, 1568 ions, Ciriftiu; Boston
l ook Bro vV Cos
Bark Boole, ltal, 517 tons, Buenos Ayres.
Bark B y Her, Nor, tons at quarantine.
Bark l ari Both, Her, 528 tons, Voss, for
Batilla river.
Bark Farewell, Her, 526 tons. KlunAen, at
quarantine.
Hark Lucy, Nor, 630 tons.
Bark Lizzie Boss, Br., 1151 tons, Hall,
loading, Hunter, Bonn A Cos.
Bark Peter, Nor. 443 tons, Christiansen,
waiting; Stoivveil, Miller A. ui.
Bark Sirene, Nor. 656 tons; Downing Jr.
A Cos.
Bark Sovereign, Br, 534 tons, Cook; loading
Downing Jr A Cos
Bark Biinon, tier, 507 tons, loading Hilton
A Dodge Lumber Cos
Bark llos, Kuss, 533 tons, loading Hilton A
Dodge Lumber Cos
Bark Uulnare, Br, 544 tons
BaYkentme Lorma, Sw, 270 tons; Cook
Bros A i o
Barktiitme Express, 430 tons
Schooner M lv Hawley, Am, 287 tons, Raw
ley; J 11 McCullough
Schooner Matilda Brooks, Am, 823 tons;
Jones, coal; Liuletijld A Cos
Schooner Harry Prescott, Am, 412 tons.
Turner; Btillwell, Miller A Cos.
Schooner Isaac A koilm, Am, 34s tons,
Bteeimau; general cargo; Liltlelield & Cos
Schooner James 11 Woodhouse, Am, 275
tons, Anderson; railroad iron
Behooner Jefferson, Am, 308 tons, Griflln;
railroad iron
Schooner John II Cross. Am, 884 tons,
Hawley ; ill well. Miller ACo
Schooner Eleanor, Am, 353 tons, Pooles,
New York; Frank D Aiken
UP KOK THIS PORT.
Steamship Bertie, Br, ID*J tons; arrived at
Suez May 20
Bark llakon Jarl, Nor, SUI tons, Kastrup;
at Kosario May i
Baik Nevada, Nor, 490 tons, Tor tense;
sailed Buenos Ayres March 26
Bark Meuea, Nor. sailed Buqnos Ayres
lor this port or Charleston
Bark Veritas, Nor, 48 tons Fredericksen;
sailed Hull April 14
Bai k Belamina, Arg
Bark Colombo, Nor; at for Bruns
wick and Buenos Ayres
Bark Papa, Dan, 392 tons. 312 tons, Neil
sen, saileo Hull Nov 11 tor Ho.-ario, Bruns
wick and Kosario.
Bark Naimn Nor) 731 tons, stray, sailed
Antwerp vo.il Mtu lor Buenos Ayres, Bruns
wick anu i.uenos Ayres.
Bark Km Ilia ( Buss.; at'* tons; Lundqulst,
Montevideo, Sailed April S
liark Frisch, (Cer. ■ il2 tins; Voss, at Eu
seuda May I.
Bark Mi/.pah No-.i 1U35 tons; AndreasSeii,
sailed Buenos Ayres Ma.vli 29.
Barn Polly Mott (*■<-. 112 tolls; Harden,
Buenos Ayres, sullen oril 30.
Bark Roihesii v Nor., it;*.* tons; Dvcrwni,
Buenos Ayres, sailed April 30.
ltiig liozella Smith i Br) at New York June
10-
Schooner Carrie B Woodlmry (Ann Bryant,
at New York June 10
ttclioo.ier Roger Drury, (Am.) 342 tons;
Delay Newbury port, sailed June 13th to loan
lor Boston.
Schooner George KCoogdnti Am) Cougdon
sui ei New York aoov.t June 21th, N
Kmauucl.
i OllHigliepH.
Per E. T. V, At*. K. K.
E H Crowley, H L Sparkman. McFirran A
•Son, J Micheison, Moore A McCrary, C Me
Garvey, L Meriwether, Brunswick Light A
Water Cos, B O Middleton A Cos, E H Barnes,
C L Brown, Alex Smith Carpet Cos.
Per B. A W. P. It.
Lloyd a Adams, 8 Mayer A I liman, C
Downing Jr A Cos, J K Billion, Lott A Love,
A LipsliUz, < lark, Cook A Cos, W H Ander
son. Hughes 7 Boone A Cos, dauber A isaaes,
N U Bpeer A Cos, Brunswick Ice t o.
COTTON RKCEIVeHJ MY ; Year ending Nov. I,ISBB. ISSo.
JR. A W.IETV A G A.P.4 L.{ Variousi
Date. R. R. R. U. Boats. Routes.i Totai..
J ARTICLES.
I 3u,Wi Qjiautity. Value. Quantity. Value.
*BB-9, up
_ ijjtljj 2, jg ! lumber, foreign feet............. ' ■>...■• ~mt $' .. .. . . $ m.->2
Lumber, coastwise, feet 50,000.000 700*000. 51.000.0u0 750,000
COTTOV FXI'ORTF! Tu' Timber, foreign, feet 9,580,330 HI, 595
—lllill * thill Rosin, foreign, barrels 122,529 221 V>> C :ls7 M 082
I>atk. France. pv/.!?•!',' ’ !,*£■ Total. Jisin, coast wlm-, barrels 2:,20 M.ol 2>.<*>, MMUrt
Lf' 1 • •’ Spirits, forelgu, casks 45.,;; 23 S7O
Spirits, coastwise. casks : *,500 14**907 3]h<jo 75,000
s.m>-7 • • i 8,0?’ I ( i g.tfcpi Cotton, foreign, bales j 45,4H5i 2.0W.775' |
Ik*7-S — 42,0011 2,-UK*i I 44, \~i. Cotton, coastwise, bales 30.970 1 .tv ’ijTVv 2L7** *’I.OSO.OOO
1 viS-t> up! !Riee, coastwise, bushels > 1 . 1 ‘>.ooo
• •'April 1 46.2*4 j 5,353 j 33.535! [ 84,970 coastwise, pounds.... ‘>49,000| ev> 4o!on>
I— _ . -7.-_I.T-. - —— - . ... Whale oil. coastwise, gallons 7,931 , 7.,. b.i'V)
„ .Shipped iom>-<tic .43,392 ‘A’ypress shingles, coastwise 912,14014 r, r '
RECA *’lTi '!. A riON — iCrossties, coastwise. i2s,Muj TA* *• *”> i!!!!,!!!!.',!!!! '
Total royipts 130. 475 ‘ tuulries, foreign ’*’**.* !!.***.’. !,*.*! Hi),000
Total shipments. —128,302 Sum tries, coastwise . ...I oo.oooi rsMum
Stock. on hand 2,113 ! ■Total TtzHh .~7T.. 1 3,035314
Lake Mr. o.ligi>...
Grandmamma has been explaining to
the little girl bow our eurth is kept from
flying off into infinite space by the at
traction of the sun, which Is constantly
trying to draw the earth toward itself,
while the latter always keeps its dis
tance. "Grandmamma," said the little
girl. "I should think the sun would get
discouraged after a while and, like Mr.
Gallagher let her go.’ ’’—Providence
Journal
THE NEW PRIZE STORY
is eagerly sought for, read with pleasure or dis
appointment, is then tossed aside and forgot
ten. But ladies who read of Dr. Pierce’s Fa
vorite Prescription, read it again, for they dis
cover mit something to prize a messenger of
joy to those suffering from functional derange
ments or from any of the painful disorders or
weaknesses peculiar to their sex. Periodical
{lams, internal inti animation and ulceration
euoorrhea and kindred ailments readilv yield
to its wonderful curative and healing powers.
It is the only medicine for women, sold bv
druggists, under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that it will give satis
faetion in every ease, or money will bo re
funded. This guarantee has been printed on
the bottle-wrappers, and faithfully carried out
for many years. SI.OO by druggists, or six
bottles lor $5.00.
Copyright, 1888. by WORLD’S DIS. Med. Ass’lf.
% DOCTOR
MfymxQvees PIERCE’S
•uisriffit,A2PELLETS
QQ(V Purely rrgeta.
W** V\\l3 Va Me A Harmless.
I nequaled as a Elver Pill. Smallest,
cheapest, easiest to take. One Pellet u
■>oie. Does not gripe. Cures sick llcnt
a.clio* Hilloiiw lleaduelie, Coimti pu
ti ou % Indigestion, IliliotiM Attack's
ami all derangements of the stomach and
bowels. Put up in glass vials, hermetically
s-aied Always fresh and reliable, (iently
laxative, or an active cathartic, according
to size of dose, 25 cents, by druggists.
/fUPPMAfC\
| PYRAME 1
CHILLS BiFTVtßlf|f
W DUMB f\GUE f\UO ‘AV
FOR MLK UV ALL DRIHGIBTS.
ItTPPMAN BROS., “WholBftlo Druirsrlata,
Sole Props., Ldppman Block, Savannah, Qa.
J^,^BBOTTSf7^2
REMOV&sT SSF&ED/!^r
corns, <
DunionsW*^^^—
and WARTS, WTHQIjTr PAIN
c. e. tioyxTe,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
Larnkschpe and Fancy Paint
ings of All Kinds.
Graining, Kalsorninlng Glazing, Hart!
Worn! Finishing a specialty. Kst iniates
cheerfully given on all kindnof paint ing.
Orders by mail or at shop promptly at
tended to.
A if work guaranteed satisfactory.
.Shop corner Fund Union streets.
HIM NSYVICK, U\.
New Store
The New York Bargain Store
Have decided to open ft new store mi the
corner of Monk and Oglethorpe Sts.
where they will sell the cheapest
CLOTHING, SHOES
—AND—
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
Ever sold in this city for cash. Goods must
be sold
REGARDLESS OF COST.
One trial is a1 we ask. Call and see us.
S2O SUITS FOR $lO.
Ali goods In the same proportion.
Cheap John & Honest Charley.
tOOZ”3ECHILDREN.
Nothing is so necessary to the health oi
- the child as keeping its blood pure. Nature
I should be assisted in this by using a barm-
I less vegetable remedy like Swift’s Specific.
My little niece had white swelling to .such an ex
nt that she was confined to the bed for a long time,
'ore than twenty pieces of hone came out of her
-eg, and the doctors said amputation waa the only
< mcdy to Have her life. I refused the operation and
gut her on 8. S. 8., and she is now up and active and
n as good health as any child.
CoiumbuH, Ga., Feb. 11, 89. Annie Gebsling.
My little eon, five years old, was afflicted with a
dixeawi for which the doctors had no name. The
: alls came off his fingers, find the fingers came off
! is hands np to the middle joint. For three years he
!-aa Huff- red dreadfully, and has taken quantities of
medicine. He la now getting well under treatment
of .Swift's Specific. John Deihl.
Pern, Ind., Jan. 12,1889.
t • S ,S.
Hood and Skin Diseases, free.
THE DAILY TIMES: FRIDAY JULY 5, Im.
_ _ SCHEDULES.
TIME TABLE NO. 2
OF THE
COVINGTON & MACON R. R.
in effect Sunday, April i t 7. h. m.
-Cwp 4 p9AY |
jUQK •y. 4 lueoq’S'OK I
•<lrtci
•non’Rpotmuoooy *g ‘Old
; Ana
| i;rk T ’OX
STATIONS.
A. M I'.M.A, M • |P. M.IA. M. I\M.
(Hi Bdo 7 <h> ,i.v..Macon..Ar.. #ool 8 85ft 10
a* Bto - 111 .Massey's Mi 11... ft 511 ft l 180
I" S 2S’7 1(1 ... Van Hull'll ft II 8 07 4 85
!l 57 S 40|7 ->2 UobOl'Us 5 lift, 7 55 4 SO
10 sol I) (Alj; x , Morion ! ft sx! 7 35 3 ft'.
10 43 I) IS 7 IS uravo 1> : 5 SI. 7 IX3 40
HW| 3 '4X.7 IS .... Bradley 5 13; 7053 SO
11 17| o .in : ; ( i Barrens 5 ox ti 57 3 10
11 2S 040 T.r Wayside .... 5 Oft! 0 53 3 OK
ÜB9jassS 05 ■■. Hound Oak 1)... 4 581 413 50
c. m. |
IS ixjio Id 3 in ....Hillsboro!>.... 4 10' (1 IT S SO
is II 10 ,8S ,s 37 (irusartoht ! I 38. Ol sOO
l 10 lOftS s II Mllmclll I SI! ft 41 1 35
1 35 II 01 8 IS ...Montlcollo. ... 4 10 ft ! 1 15
p. M. A. M.
S SOU 40 9 111 .... Macbon I) .... 349 4 ftft ISBO
A. M- I*. M.
2 53 5 GOj 932 Marco 8 38 11 40 1210
P.M
3 SO 5 Id o 42 Godfrey 3 : ll 30 1155
4 40 j 5 2811026 3 On 1.1 05 1100
I 50 and is! 1055 ■■•■ Madison 7 rx i hi 70 umi
5 35 and S list Florence S 27 9 40 9 57
0 10 7so 1111 .. Farmington ... 1 55 9 is 932
0 25 7 38 Hall Gould l> 1 45 9 00:9 21
d4O 7 8011159,. .WatklnxvUle D.. 1 30j 8 4X|9 10
I P. M |
0 52 X OOj 12041 Sidney I 311 8 10:9 04
7 10 s 12:1217 Whitehall I 18 SSI 850
730 -30 IS; >1 \ r Alliens 11, l.\ t .HI Xooi 830
A. <\ CRAIG.
General Passenger Agent.
A. J. MoBVOY, Superintendent.
SHADMAN & GOULD
PROPRIETORS
Si. Simons Hotel Livery Stables
St. Simon’s Island.
Fine teams furnished to guests on short
ontlce. ina y 2 t f
li. ran,
Engineer and Machinist
Suvamiali" U corgi a.,'lt
Corner .Jest Broad] and Indian Streets
l-o— i x .... Me&m
99 ALL KINIS:.OF M A CHIN FRY.f boilers
etc made and repalrd. Steam Pumps,
GOV MIINOHS IN.IKCToIiS, STEAM find
WATKU KI’ITI NGB of all kinds for sale,
april l-13-’BH-ly.
Ask Your Retailer for the
JABIES MEANS
$4 SHOE
OK THE
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE.
a According to Tour Needs.
Tnrrrnu . 'amks means m sitoh
T,;--- 1 " "'Saw 1 " 1 'Kl't.n(l Myiisu. it fit, itkn
fOc > YHr n k Perfectly wy the first time it
IC* Q *5 worn * il will satisfy the most
t % i, * ftuomoiijJAMBSMKAMM
P%. VJ> v SHOE Is absolutely the
m. Os. IN. only shoe of Jt price which
K .. Y >fx has over been platted ex-
I ij* t /lXyS.tenslrely on tfio market
¥&a_ • yJC In which durability
n V^_ <0 considered before
A fci mere nut
*ard
Alt fhr the .Tamos HlgE
Moans $2 Shoe for Boy
• J. MEANS <fe CO., Ronton.
Full lines of the above shoes for sale hf
Examine W. L. Douglas $2 bhoeti for
gentlemen and ladies.
TAYLOR & FLEEWOOD.
are Weak. Nervous and Ik blli
tated and suffering from Nervous
Debility. Seminal weakness, Nightly
Emissions, and all the effects of early
evil habits, which lead to Premature
Decay, < consumption or insanity, send
for Pears’ Treatise on Diseases of
Man. with particulars for Home Cure,
c ures guaranteed. No curb no pay. J. 8.
PEAKS, 612 and 614 Church street. Nashville,
Tenn.
Last year my little boy John had a breaking out
with Horen all over hia body, which waa painful am!
troublesome After using ot her retnediea for Severn I
months, while the sores grew worse, 1 waa Induced
to give him Swift’s Specific. He began to improve
at once, and after taking three bottles the eruption
was gone, arid the child whs altogether healed.
Albany, Ga.. Sept. 20,1888. J. F. Cock.
Rev. L. 13. Payne, in charge of the Orphan’s Iloms
at Macon, Ga., Hays he has been using 8. 8. 8. with
the children in the institution for nine or ten years
with the best results. Many cates of hereditary taint
have been entirely cared, and the little ones’made
sound and hearty.
Mv little boy broke out with sores and ulcers, the
result of the saliva from a calf coming in contact
with a cut finger. The ulcers were deep and painful
and showed no inclination to heal, I gave him Bwlft’s
Specific, and he is now well.
Auburn, Ala., Feb. 15, 1889. John T. Huard.
IWe have thousands testimonials
which we will send in a pamphlet on
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Drawer 3, ATLANTA. GA.
On and alter Saturday, June 15111,1889, pas
senger trains will run as'follows:
CMNTKAL SjyVNPAKI) TIMK
FOR THE WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
-T ~*9 Ga. Cen’l
Fast Mail. Express Express
Brunswick ...lv (i:5O a m 7:30 pm
Pyles’ Marsh..lv IT: I*2 am i'7:;*o p m
.lainaiea lv 7:28 am 8:01 p m
Waynesville. lv 7:loam 8:24 pm
Hoboken lv 8:85a m 9:lspm
Sclilattervllle...lv 8.47 am f9:28 p m
Way cross ai 9:10 a m 9:55 p m
Savannah ar 12:11 pm (:00am
Callahan ar 11:20 a in 7:21 a in
Jacksonville . .ar 12:00 noon 8:20 am
Thomusvlllc. ..ar J :8I p m 7:ooam
New Orleans ..nr 7:ooam
Way cross lv 0:55 ti m 6:85 a in'lo:ls p m
Waresboro —lv 10:09 am „
McDonald’s., .lv lo:40a m f'W* 1 ~
Pearson lv l(l;j| a myv
Westoniu lv fll:(Ni a m f\ .. . ui
Gray’s M i11... lv fl 1: 15 avn t 9:25 a m I
Willaeooehee.lv 11:17 am 9:65am
Alapaha lv 11:40 a m 11:55 a m
Brookfield.... lv IT 1 :59 a mf12:45 pm
Ttfton lv 12:15 pm 1:40 pm
Ty Ty lv 12:82 p m 2:85 pm
Sumner lv 12:45 pin 8:20 p m „
Pou la In lv 12:50 p tit 3:45 pm
Isabella lv 1:05 pm 4:05 pm
Willingham., lv 1:17 pm 4:30 pm
Davis lv 1:8.1pm 6:06 pin
Albany ar 2:00 pin 6:00p m 1:45 am
Montgomery nr 7: 10 a m 7UOa m
New Orleans.ar 7:20 p in 7:20 p m
Birmingham.ar 11:85a mll:85a. m
Macon ar (1:10 pin 7:55 a m 7:55 a m
Atlanta ar Jomo pin 12810 p ml2:80 p m
Connects at Atlanta and Montgomery for
West and Northwest.
I No. k, Local Freight,
T Tji u rs., Sa L, |
Xo7 4, Accommodation,
Daily.
No. 2. Fast Mail
Daiiy.
FROM THE \\ l .s i . NOItTS ANt> SOUTH,
Albany Fast Ga. Cen’l
Express. Mail. Express
Atlanta lv 2: lap 111
Macon lv ./ 0:56 pm
Birminghumlv 8:40 p 111
New Orleans lv 7 ; oo a m
Mnntgomcrylv 7 ;:u | 111
Albany .lv 4:15 ain 1:60 a m 1 :30 a m
Davis lv 5:12 ani 5:40a in
\S illingliam lv 5 :30 u m 0:25 a m
Isabella lv 5:42 am 6:60 am
Poulaln lv 6:50 ain 7.08 am
Sumner lv 0:00 am 7:80 am
*y lv 0:18am 8:10am
iitton lv 0:88 a m 9:50 a m f3:ooa m
Brookfleld.lv f6:6oam 10:52am
Alapaha.... lv 7:lBam 11:5.5 am
Willae’elice Iv 7:87 a lit 12:55 p m
Gray’s lv 1 7:40 a m 1:10 p m
Westonia.lv 17:50 am i:sspm
Pearson— lv 8:01 a m 2:45 p m
MeDoimM. lv 18:28a in 3:25 pm
WniesluMo.lv 8:54 ain 4:.*) pm
Way cross. .ar 9:loam 5:20 pm s:ooam
New Orieanslv
Tbomasvillelv 0 50 pin I
Jacksonvillelv 7:00 am 705 pm ‘
Callahan —lv 7:84 am 7 55piu
Savannah...lv 7:o9am oopm
Wayeroys.. .lv 9:55 am —.. .7 s;i(j j, m
Hclil’vilh 1 .lv 10:18am 1 5:88 a. in
Hoboken., .lv li)::it)H m 5:14 am
Way’ville. lv 11:17 a 111 0:81 am
Jamaica —I v 11:30 am 0:58 a m
Ryles’ Mashlv 111:51 ain f 7:Kia m
Brunswick. ar 12:15 pm 7:;i0 a m
t onueets at Atlanta and Montgomery from
W est and Northwest
( 01 meets at Atlanta and Montgomery from
West and Northwest.
1 stop on sign:.*.
Trains do not stop where t ime Is not given.
Purchase Hoke is at the station, and save ex
tra tare collected upon the train.
Connections made at Waycross with Savan
nah, Florida & Western Railway for all points
North and .South.
l’ujlinan Palace Sleeping and Mann’s
Boudoir Cars.
For anew sectional map of Florida and articles
descriptive of Its resources and capabilities, with
data for planting and cultivating the principal
products 01 the soil and the time u! their mat url
iy, the latter prepared under the ausplclcs of Mm
Department of Agrityilfure of the State Agricul
tural College, also county maps and pamphlets
descriptive of each county, authenticated by liar
boards ol county commissioners, town sites,
township plates and tIXC lands tor sale by the
Land Department South Florida K. K.. and the
I’lani Investment company all published for
gratuitous distribution, address D. 11 . Elliot
General Laud Agent, Hanford, Fla.
11. H. HAINES, GEO. W. HAINES,
Gen’l Manager. Superintendent,
t . D. OWENS, J. a. MeIMIFFIE,
lrallic Manager. Gen’l I’ass. A gent.
F. NV. AN’GIER,
Ass’t Geu’l J*ass. Agent.
THE WAY
FROM
IiIiUNSWICK
TO
Savaminah, Macon, Atlanta,
t'battanooga, Meniphia,
Nashville and Cin
cinnati.
IB VIA TUK
4 HOUHB QUICKER TO ATLANTA
THAN ANY OTHER LINK
AISO TUB
PICTOKESCiUE ROUTE. AND THIS PLEAS
ANTEST route to the bast.
Schedule in effect May 12, 1889.
| No. 12. j NO. 14.
lv Brunswick 8 30 am a oo pm
lv.Jeup lfMOfun llfjom
lv Kastman 2 15 pm 4oi am
lv Opcnrau 2 r>2 pin 535 am
ar Macon 42c pm 715 am
lv Macon 422 pm 730 am
ar Atlanta 735 p 10 55 am
lv Atlanta 750 pm 12 25 m
ar Rome 10 40 pm 325 pm
ar Dalton 1200 m 444 pm
ar Chattanooga 2Joam 010 pm
M. ft 0. B. K.
lv (Jhattanooga .. | SSSamiToopill
ar Memphis | 8 20 pmj 6 10 am
N. C. 38.1. R. K.
lv Chattanooga. 1.........1 SOOamillSOpm
ar Nash vine J ,lo loam 5 Ir. am
<;.~n. 0. & t.T. it. ft.
lv Chattanooga ", 220ami 0 80pm
ar ClnelnnatC I 825 pm! 0 40 am
BRUNSWICK TO SAVANNAH.
lv Hrunswlck 11l 00 pm l 830 am
ar .Jesup | 1 00 am ilO 20 am
Iv.lesup j 2 55 am! 1040 arn
arJJavannali.. k 345 am 122:1 o’o
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, Jacksonville in
Cincinnati via .lesop, Macon, Atlanta and Chatta
nooga without change.
Pullman Union Palace Buffet sleeping cars
between Brunswick and Atlanta without change
by trains 11 and 14.
Pullman sleeping cars between Atlanta and
Cincinnati, by trains Nos. 12 and 11.
Ask for your Tickets vlu the Bast Tennessee.
Absolutely the shortest line from Brunswick to
Chattanooga and Cincinnati.
For tickets and further Information call on
J. F. NORRIS,
Ticket Agent, Brunswick, Ga.
B. W. WRKNN, 8. H. HARDWICK,
G. P. and T. Agent. Ass’t G. p. Agent.
Knoxvllle. Tcnn. Atlanta. Ga.
SCHEDULE.
BETWEEN
St. Simons and Brunswick.
Leave Brunswick at 7.30 a. rn. a.nl 2.1*1 p. m.
Leave HI. Simons at 0.30 a. tn. and LUO p. rn.
Standard time.
n . jvc .
BRUNSWICK, GA.
Wo have largely increased our stock lately, and are now prepared to sell yon at
prices to suit yourself. Among the niany.st.yleß of Collars wo keep the CONCORD
Collar, the Millmen’s favorite.
Ihirm'ss I.r;il lirr at lift, 49 anil 45r per p.Miml.
< H ; , Jei- t Wallon.
Thirty Dozen Whips of Every Description.
Bugsy and Wagon Harness at all Prices.
Our Loiul for $7.50.
A compliite line of harness hardware, ami in fact any and everything belong
ing to a tirst-class harness establishment. \
The Only Pluce.
Our Upholstering Department.
Hair, Cotton or Moss Mattresses made to order at short notion. Feather, hair
cotton and moss pillows always on hand. Furniture upholstered in the best ot
workmanship, and making and laying of carpets a speeialy. Linemcovers for par
lor furniture made to order.
1 >e economical you must have your om-pets
taken up and cleanedalso, get some of onr Moth
Destroyer for your carpets, rugs or furniture.
Send in your order and have it done at once,
so as to avoid the rush. June4 _ tf
GROCERIES. ETC.
LITTLEFIELD & CO.
FORWARD!NG, SHIPpi/iIG
AND
General Commission Merchants. Agents for New Y ork and
. Brunswick Packet Line.
ALSO
Dealers in Ilay, Grain, Feed, Brick, Lime, Plaster, Hair,
ft
Portland and liosendale Cement.
aprll II .1 If
D. GLAUBER, M. ISAAC "
Brunswick. • Tlio
GLAUBER & ISAAC,
Grain, Provision and Commission Merchants,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
Office and Waroroom In the former Freight House 01 the It. A W. It. R„ next to Freigli
House of the Id. TANARUS., V. AG. R. K.
HEADQUARTERS
for
Dry Salted and Smoked Meats, Hams, Breakfast Bacon,
Meal and Grits,'Corn, Oats, Bran, Ilay, Mill Peed.
Consignments solicited. Parties wanting anything In onr line will find it to their nd
ynnt.iKel to call on "h before purchasing elsewhere. Highest market prices paid lor II Ides
1* urs, Wax, Wool, etc.
INSURANCE.
T. O’Connor, Jr. W, F. Symons.
T. O’CONNOR & CO.,
INSTTRAJNTCE A_gts.
Represent the leading Fire Insurance Companies o! the world, and the celebrated
InmiAL likk inmanchim
Of New York.
Asset s over The patronage of the public is solicited. Office Madden’s building
“EERNOLINE IIA I.SAM,” “
THE GREAT RHEUMATIC CURE
This wonderful Liniment Is a pure extract from tha yell w pine tree of the South, and
Is Nature’s own cure. If used externally, according to dir. Units on every bottle, it Is a
guaranteed cure for Kbeitmutism, Neuralgia, bronchial Trouble, Sore Throat, all allliel ions
of the chest and lungs, and a greet relief to consumptives.
The greatest remedy on earth for frostbites, hunts, stings and bites of Insects and ani
mals; wrens, sprains, bruises and all Klein eruptions. Femollne balsam, used according to
directions, is guaranteed to euro any of the above diseases, and to cure neuralgia, earache
and toothache from one to live minutes. Pemoline balsam is prescribed by all leading
physicians and sold by all druggists and dealers in medicines. Price VI cents per bottle
For sale at Lloyd A Adams, William Crovatt A (Jo,. J. T. Rockwell, Hodges A O’Connor.
At Wholesale by Lloyd & Adams, Brunswick, Ga.
W. 8. IJRANIIAM,
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGT.
Buys and sells real OHtatcon com mission.
Gives personal attention to all property en
trusted. Collecting rents u specialty. Will
attend to all repairs, tax returns and Insur
ance without extra charge.
.Solicits a share of the public patronage.
Bice in the Scarlett Block —Up-Staira.
BURR WINTON,
CONTRACTOR, BUILDER
-AND
-BUPERINTENDENT.
Nos. 921 and 922 I! street, New Town, Kri>
wick, Ga, Correspondence solicit**