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The most liberal ar-, rangements ever offered. For information apply to Agents E.T.V. & G. Railway System, or to yji min t r. nt. ft wiiii. rm “TO THE LADIES: il you ish to buv a > owing Machine, buy the LATE oTYLE SINGED, Which lea<!> ail • •tin i ?1..» hines. OU? hCW design of \ ibr.tt in Shutt!’ 1 Machine is the latest developin'i.i of that popular principle, eontainii g special patented improvement*, whi<■ i make it: The lightest running machine in the*inarket. The simplest machine in th.* v -’ild. it require.' absolutely no teaching. The only Vil rator which makes a perfect stitch. The finest an I most conn let? set of attachments ever given with a machine. Gail and convince yourself. G F GAY, Agt., Oilice: 500 Monk St. l AtC.WGarve>- , sol<l*taiui.) Boie Agent for he Genuine Singer Alachine in thU county. tatatal tale !' to and from Florida. The short line between Brunswick and Jackson ville, via Jekyl. Cumberland. Dunge ness an<l Fernandina. THE BEAUTIFUL (STEAMER City of Brunswick Buns daily on the following schedule, tak ing efieM May 11. Inhi. meridian. S O I* T H . Bv Brnnswick via steamer 7:00 a m ArJekyi -:45 am Ar Cumberland. lf»:no a m Ar Dungeness 11:45 am Ar Fernandina 1> P n ’ Lv Fernandina via h<ad 1* Rj 1 .00 p m Ar Jacksonville. 2.25 pm Lv Fernandina via i- •' aim i’R > I co p m Ar Tampa via F C and I’Rn 7 -u a m NORTH. Lt i Ar Fernandina via F • and I’l.’j. 2.5.. pm Lv Jacksonville via FC and P Ry 10 40 a m Ar Fernandina. !-• p m Lv Fernandina via steamer •' oo p m Ar I>lingerers Ar Cumlierland. 10 P ,u Ar Jekyl . J? !• "*• Ar Brunswick . • • l»pm Connectipiv made at 1 • mar • .u.i !■< ;»>■ I from all points in South Florida, via F ( and Jacksonville to and from -t An/n-tine am! at ■uinbMNith. At Brun*u i< k vviii I T V ai d <. By ami It and MRy to -d fr< ui II p«.mi' we-t aud moth. A good Ir- i- !m-i i ! r • Med -m lUe Meunier at low i a’» <1 ' • 1 ••>». 'I hro;i>ili paum !>.*•• ala round trip. lnli-1- •an be purchu •d an mm on aiq lo a lion lo J. F-Noirl*. ay« i t L J \ and <• » !•' • • ’ s'cmho i, to any point in Fco . | | j • «,< n<-1 Nt Ticket and i*». <■ r > > C. I4HI-I.HEbh<Hi.. r.» M .l ,* i. mourn, Real Estate and insurance Agents. i Represent a number ot leading Fire Insutaiice Companies. A large number of the most desirable lots in New and Old Town for sale on 150,000 Acres of Timber Lands. Correspondence solicited. Address 15. X 5. ia:OE=I=TiTS de co., Office 207 Newcastle Street. RiiEEPLoVE A-SCARLETT. Book and Stationery Store. F nicy (< ids. Lamps and Fixtures, Pictures, Frames, Glass ware and Crockery; OFFICE SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. 219 NEWCASTLE STREET. ZLTe^z - "ZToxLfe «TEAM DYE iIOILNE, ‘Works and Oflices, F Street. (Isaac’s Old Bakery. Ladies’ Dresses, Shawls, Ribbons, \ <1 vets, Silks, Kid Gloves and Feath ers Cleaned and Dyed in True Parisian Style and the most Delicate Shades. Gentlemen’s Garments Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired. Only Artistic and Satisfaetory Work Allowed to go out of the House. Silk and Straw Hats Cleaned ami Dyed. First-class Work and Reasonable I’ripes. Tin Roofing and Guttering, Galvanized and Plain Sheet Iron Work, Mansarding and Slat ing. Driven Wells, LIGHTNING RODS AND ORNAMENTAL FENCING. The Best Brands of Stamped Roofilug Plate, Pumps, Points and Piping, Galvanized and Block Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc, Lead and Copper Always in Stock. Job Work Promptly Attended to A. 11. Newcastle St., Opposite the Oglethorpe. CENTRALHOTEL AJSTI2 — F> UT .NT A. Al Es OUS E, I'. L. PETERS O' N, Proprietor. Both Houses Luder One Management. Special rates for regular hoarders. First-class in every paiiicular. fATYOUR PATRONAGE RES’ ECTFULLY SOLICITED. i Bruns wick Cigar Factory, No. 107' 2 MOnK St. • Manufacturers of Fine Havana Cigars. HAND WORK A SPECIALTY. Any quality of cigars desired will be made.to order and will receive prompt attention. ■ ■ - A WAKEFIELD’S Children’s Carriages —SOLD BY O. 31G Newcastle Street The Largest Stock and the Greatest Variety of Styles to Select from in Bruns wick. • M. M MOUld NA< >H, ARCHITECT. ! Plans and specifications with estimates furnished at short notice, Con -1 sultation free. CLOUGH & MOLENAOR, ; CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS AND GENERAL JOBBING , Fitting up of banks, stores and saloons a specialty. Thorough and ’ practical Stair Builders, stairs and stair railing oi all kinds, furnished ! ready to put up and estimates furnished. Oilive and Shop in Michelson’s building, Richmond Street. 1 NAVAL CITY SHIP YARD, i Located on beautiful Blythe Island has .icquired n Wonderful Boom. ( apt. IL O. Tolnus has just complete !. TH EJ MARIN 13 BL -A. I L A. Y, t ompi i»ing two trucks 300 ami 500 fe< tin le.’i2 , li respectively. < uptain 'j'oliias is now ready t<» ('LEAR <u- RKM< »D! .1. AN f \ ESSEL fi<.m the keel to the mast head . s IL O. Tolnus, Brunswh k. Ga. THE EVENING POST: MONDAY, JULY 1. 1890. 1 THE USETUL PENNY. The Wnndetftal <’h-dee of Thing* Which the Poseeaeor Bias Hr fort* Him. In thoold cotintry with your penny you can get your morning’s ride on the tramear; a boat ride from London bridge to Greenwich ; a mile and a half ’busri lealiuo lanyw hAre;a nnle aud a half rauway ride on toe Metappolitan. It you are a smart clerk, bcrere vou go into your office, with a penny yo u can buy a bunch of violets; oracigar , ette; or a daily paper; or have your boots blacked; or buy a tin of wax vestas; or a rustic wood pipe; or a’ ; metal closeup pipe cleaner from a pave | ment vender. If you are a workman, and you haven't got a careful wife, for a penny you can get a breakfast of a thick slice ofUnead and butter and a i cup of coffee; ytrf>*tJui buy a saveloy for an extra relish; yotr-can get a screw of tobacco; you can buyfcgglass of’mßk; you cun get a shave and niUke yourself smart. If you arc in tfie city at lunch time, . with a penny you can buy a biscuit or ; a scone, or an oatmeal digestive bis i cuit; you can buy tlie first edition of j the evening paper at 1 p. in., or post- I age stamp to send a letter home to say i that you are going to be late; if you | have lost a shirt stud from bending : over your desk, for a penny you can buy half a dozen from the shirt stud ' vender; if you happen to be near the I law courts and want to know if a I friend's case is in court, for a penny I you can buy a causelist. If you area i nice little boy, who has had a penny I ■ given to you, with that wonderful coin you can get in the street a set of three toy white jugs; or a tin li:: .rd; or a jumping frog; or a doll’s house; or a jumping dog; or a jack-in-the-box; or a trick surprise match box ; or a green moth on a spiral" string. , If you are going home from business in the street, too, you can buy for a penny —a pair of mohair laces; a set of pencils with guard and “the smallest book ever printeda piece of sponge; a penknife; a set of fairy money ;• a lead or composition comb; a “puzzle match box;” a bag of anti influenza lozenges; a set of wire pipe ; cleaners; a dose of sarsaparilla from the highly decorated cart; an electric shock; a galvanic shock; a bottle of infallible mucilage; a box of silver plating powder; a box or bottle of gild i ing preparation, and a box of clothes ,! reviver. For a penny, too, you can have your fortune told by tlie Italian, lady with the wonderful canaries. You can buy a gilt edged mirror, or a packet of hokey pokey, or an albert guard, or a toy watch with a chain and key, or a set of dice, or an arti ficial flower poLwith a flower in it. or a slice of pineapple, or a bag of butter- > nuts. Then, again, think of tfte automatic : machines when you arrive at the rail -1 way station. For a penny—a penny J in a slot—out comes a small cigar or j cigarette, or a chunk of butter scotch, j or a packet of caramels, or a piece of , chocolate, or some scent for your I handkerchief, or try your weight, or a “shock,” or try your* height, a gk(Se of water with a papercup, or try strength. Last, not least, for a penny you can have a "book of all the popu , lar songs with moosic;” Bunyan’s ‘"Pilgrim's Progress;” an umbrella ring; a pair of revolving gilt collar studs; a “tightlet” to fasten youi ‘ scarf or collar; a block of fuel: a mem orandum book; a zinc pail; a funnel: ■ a toasting fork; an iron hanger; an egg boiler; copper wire flower pot hanger; the “hardest puzzle out;” a packett>f hat reviver; tooth stopping, tin or razor paste; sometimes a pocket knife (this last will clean me out); and hundreds of other things for the life of us we can never recollect —Ex- change. Facts About the Teeth. The teeth must "be kept in good or der. Western nations seem to have a general lack of good teeth, in great contrast to eastern nations. Thus the Hindoos have good teeth till quite aged. They take great care to keep them clean. After meals they chew a bit of wood to a pulp, and so rub all debristtway. A missionary movement was once actually started among culti vated Hindoo gentlemen to convert the English classes to better habits of bodily religion. The neglect of proper observances in the matter of health in England seemed to them monstrous and deserving charitable instruction Cold water is said to crack the den tine. I cannot vouch for this myself. Dentists tell us chewing of hard sub stances is needed, the pressure causing I growth of the circulating vessels and | good nutrition and repair in the tooth I I substance.—Dr. M. L. Holbrook’s Lee ture. California’s I'ruit Pest. California has a fruit pest in the gray linnet far worse and more dam aging to fruit raisers than the English sparrow. If some means are not sys- ■ tematically and methodically adopted to exterminate this bird there will be very little profit in fruit raising in those sections where deciduous fruits are exclusively produced. Some have an aversion to destroying this or any other bird, but then it takes millions of dollars to sustain ana support the luxury. This bird is very fastidious; it takes the best fruit; hence its sup port comes from the otherwise profit of the orchardist. —New York Tele gram. Cheap Flaeh Ijuup for Photography. Take an ordinary clay pipe, a wad of absorbent cotton anil a piece of j string. Wrap the cotton around the outside of the bowl and tie it with the i stfing. Take a piece of bulb rubber tubing and draw it over the stem so that you can place the tube in your ! mouth and blow through the pijie. Next weigh out the amount of magne sium you want for your flash, then place it in the bowl of the pipe. Take . some alcohol and saturate the absorb ent cotton. When you have focused your subject, and decided where to have your light, ignite the alcohol. The ilame will stand up six inches over the bowl of the pipe Blow through too pipe stem and your expos ure is niade. New York Commercial ' Advertiser. MISS SHEARER,' MODISTE, i No. 3 11 Newcastle, St. Miss Shearer now offer niff her lai ire and va- i rled stock at the lowest price , owing to the being so far advanced. N«w goods are received dai.y, and particular attention is called to a new line of Beach Hats, etc., etc., etc. /•“INSPECTION !NVITED.-»1 Br vi ns wick STENOGRAPHIC AND TYPEWRITING HEADQUARTERS. Al! work neatly and promptly exc cuted. Patronage Solicited. GEO. W. KIRBY, JR., —at— BOWLES <fc BAKER’S OFFICE, Bay Street' HENRY M, STANLEY IN DARKEST AFRICA The complete st >ry of Stanley’s recent thrilling adventures and the disclosure of his important discoveries will appear for the first time in the work written by himself, entitled “Jn Darkest Africa." i i two volumes, prufnselj illustrate'.: pri . per Volume. Do not b< deceived by nnj ■ i the eo>caJled “Stanley books” now being Offered as “genuine” and “authentic.” To no one of those has Stanley contributed a line. ARPNTQ 1 w,, rk will bo sold by sub nULIv I u. to appoint canvassers. Al uldstati experience. Itvineinlicr that Stanley** own book, llioonly one in which ho iia< a. personal interest, will bear < <n the title page t he imprint of Charles Scribner’s Sons Apply to JOHN It. NKI.SON, < Eiattanooga, Tenn. Sole Agent lor Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia. CLEARANCE SALE Z 111 •IfWiTJ ljJonn Fine Parlor C<Sh‘ 11 I iV-I* 1 KE*-! 0U U and Church A y J Organs from standard mu- a kers. at SPOT CASH PRICES, ..fnon with year/topiy in. New plan WORD of sale—rented until paid ABOUT for. rWOnly 82 to S 3 * V»* z PIANOS monthly. Best Bar- /AJ r "' nJ: ‘ gain in over 20 years f_y 850 SAVED trade. Send quick every purchaser, for IIAI<<<AIN ' Wp have inside track Sheet. Sale X/C# on Piano ®- Our $225 •'limited to / PIANO is Mold by the GO buys. largest dealers nt $275, Don’t -JkSr —ami is worth iG 100. mis.it Pianos sold. ffiiljl J y Our cheapest are 1 durable. MHH P. C. MILLER, House Mover. Headquarters corner Mansfield and Ellis Streets. Makes a specialty of moving buildings ol ah kinds, satisfaction guaranteed. BURR WINTON, • Nos. 314 and 316 B street, New Town, Contractor Si Builder And Superintendent. Pos to dice box 150. Correspondence solicited. J. A, TIEDEMAN, I Ilirseh’s Building, Gloueester St. Dealer in Fruits, Vegetables and Produce Generally. Mace’s Restaurant, HJUSCH’Sj BUILDING, COH. GLOUCESTER AND BAY STREETS, Meals at all hours. Game. Fish ami table lux uries in season. E. B. MACE, Prop’r. Braswell & Walls. pbacticAi. WHEELWRIGHTS AND BLACKSMITHS. Manufacturers of Wagons ami Bigtgies. General Repair Work of Every de scription promptly done at the lowest living prices, and in the best workmanlike manner. HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY When you have any work to do in our line cal on us. Oglethorpe St., rear of Biunswlck Hardware Co., Brunswick, Ga. Satisfaction guaranteed. WILLIAM JAMES, RESTAURANT. G ST, BETWEEN COCUKAN AVE. AND AMHERST STREET Meals furnished at all hours. Prices reasonable. Satisfac tlon gu aranteeil. ICE CREAM A SPECIALTY. .J.WAiiiiiiM'o., Dealer- in ami manufacturers of Carriages & Buggies,; Texas Pony Carts, to $13.501 each. New and second • hand Wagons, Buggies and Phaetons. I One nice building lot 34 x I 50 for sale, nrl b<. oin blued. ,|. w. M NN. CO. | Luiuu Man li<ldMU't Ueynoidssuwt* 1 Sr«(ILD WATCH FOR $lO. • —p-- How can it be done, you ask? Why, uy buying it on the TONTINE CO-OPERATIVE PAYMENT PLAN of One Dollar ($1) per week, • • I T N PAL \I I ELEO i lan of pin. basing watchew, the premiuniß allowed reduce the net c«»*l , t 0 I man -u-.k holder in the Hats far lielnw the cost of manufacture, and gives every sUxkholdrr a guarantee that the watchw di not cost him more than S39X)G, ( pjotcash purchase of ain jeweler I ma. would a-k ii-uu oo t<» sIo Co Ami each stockholder has » opportunities of getting i it. from $lO !' down as low as $lO 00 (ace Tor tine Rotation IWeb As -non as the total aUM-kor a • lass has lu-en Rohl, and the W contracts received at the office, each contract, ha amg net n mailed it asi •pat ilvenvUoi*, bearing the printed address Os the Company and enclosing tnere- A ilii exi.re-> 0 m.mry order fur s'. oo in payment for the first five shares oi stock. then earn -tockholder .-hall hav* an equal enjoyment of all ttie speculative advantages, as tne enraopes are <>p<*nt d. on< at a time, and th< contracts recorded in the same rotation. Ihe envelopes are opened with the Rtri. tc I guarantee that wp show n<»parti>llty« ami the premium are ijiedited on tne contract oi earn stockholder, according to the condition their contract was recorded. w4 >n W< ell only two standard American Watches that liear the manufacturer s as oui<, and we give you more value for your money titan any other Company, ue, like ion tine Insurance < onipanies, have profit In lapses. This should not lie as no stockholder pays mure pot cash value with many speculative advantages. \\ e are sole peoprie.ors of co Vs' ri^, ‘ t ? every feature « f this contract that embodies therein these speculative a«lvantage.- that we snail zealously protect. , , This is the only p an by which goods can be sold on easy payments at a small profit, at x\( can have no losses by delivi ring goods l»efore they are paid for. Tontine | THE THE NET WEEK | VALVE EREM. COST. 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M. K., ISB9. OUR MOTTO: “We shall do justice to all and show none.” CALL AND THE PLAN EXPLAINED TO ffi| IZEXTXTO:.<r ZvCOTT, I WATCHMAKER AND JEWELEM 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. iWSM RATIONAL lIAfl E 'imswick, G-gl. Capital, ------ - t Surplus and Undivided Profits, - M. ULLMAN, W. E. BURBAGE, Jno. D. WRIGHT, President. Vice President. Cashier SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. MERCHANTS AND TRADERS BANM i ''-its, of ONE DiII.I.AR and upwards will be received. , vill be allowed on sums to the ere lit of eTlch depositor on the umy, April, July and October. ■ t ■ T. M .V.\D!>H.\. M. KM'-I.i;. A. wBMMI I’t t si.'ct,t. \ ii o I'te-idi nt. 101 ER &' < L .iI i, ! 1: i V ;111<! Pro vffiffiiOfe I D .i(l(iii:ii!■ is IL>r- ffi t>t'. . .'.’.(l Smoked \IeMMMMMI Breakfast Bacon Lihal. Mt .fk Gritu, Cofh. Oats EM New Store. NewG«B JUST OPENED'BY IT. TZ. Tzzrzzs,® At 208 Monk Street ® STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIffi of the very best quality and at the very lowest prices. 1 RUSH \ EGEI ABLES, I Rl ITS, CHICKENS AND always on hand. MAIILIV- (’IIIiAMLRY Bl TTEIt jAND CH J ON ICE. V Goods will be delivered to any part of the city free. A trial is resflffi fully solicited. F. H. JEFFERS, .1 208 Monk StjJ H. M. MILLER, ~ 1 Corner Richmond Street ana Oglethorpe Square, g Harness, Saddles Cellars Whips afl Leather Harness Oil etc ffi TTp2h-olsTex > ex > . J W!) M.\MF ACTUREIt < >!■ M ATTRFSSIjM j. ,io.\ i:s. Jones & —dialers in— SlHitlf ••■nd Funrv Urocoi'H , Produce Mercli Orders by niuil jxivcH Htrict attention. Ail ticlixeicd free of charge. | . (> ,oru-r-. of Fii;-.‘( ollees and