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Announcement • HAVING HEARD THAT THE PEOPLE OF BRUNSWICK Hlh rt* very appreciative of a GOOI> THING, I have just opened, beyond the of a doubt, the most elegant and well selected ■ ■ STOCK OF GROGF.F TFS== TO BE FOUND IN THIS GROWING CITY. ■This stock is all bran new, having been bought in New l ock within the last two k eks. There is nothing usually kept in a first—class grocery store, but can be Kund iai my house, anti I have a great many goods that are seldom kept, even by Ke best of .grocers. pv CHOICE LINE of IMPORTED GOODS SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST CARE Mr. *l* l>. Treadwell, of the well-known house of Thurber, Whyland A* Co*, said this to me: Craig, if you have bought from others as you have from you will have the best and highest grade stock 8 have evea* seen sold to one A share of the public patronage is respectfully invitetL TilK pecaaliy invited to calf. 11 ESPIX'TFCMA , R. S. FRAIG, M Cor. JELo-NAre azn_d \ By Water and Rail. Movements of Cotton. Brunswick, ga . July n, 1S9() Number of bales received mis season iodate Id ’,922 Total shipments 162,911 Stock on hand . 11 Naval Stores. The following is the receipts of naval stores from the beginning of the season Io date: Banolsof Rosinlßo.sl;x ■Casks of spirits 31,888 The market to-day shows spirits turpentine lli •in at for regulars; Ro»in, firm: prices ruling as follows: A II . >I 65 B 130 I 195 € 1 30 K ... 2 20 I) I JO M.. 2 25 E 1 30 N 4 to F a i U‘, I W W TRAINS AND BOATS. /Arrivals and Departures. {STANDARD TIME.] K. T.,V. & G. Railway—Passenger trains ar rive daily at 6:10 a.m. and 5:15 p.m., and de part at s:2O a.m. ami 11:00 | in. B. Jt W. Railway—Passenger trains arrive daily at 12:05 p.m. and 7:40 p.m., and depart at 7:00 a.m. ami 7:3u p.m. St. Simon’s Island—Boat leaves the city at 7:00 and 8:00 u. in.. 2:(K) and 6:00 p. m Leave Ocean Pier 19:30 a.m., 4:30 ami 9:80 p.m. Sunday schedule: Leave Brunswick 6:10 and 9:30 a. in.. 3:30 ami 6:00 p. m. Leave Ocean Pier 7:80 ami 10:15 a. in., J»:00 and 9:30 p. m. Cumberland Route—Boat leaves the city at 7:00 a.in. ami arrives at 7:00 p.m. Savannah, Brunswick ami Fernandina—Boats arrive on Tuesdays and Fridays and leave Wednesday- and Satur<l#ys. Darien Line—Boats h ave every day except Sun day at 8:30 a.m. and arrive at 6:00 p.m. Colonel's Island ahd Fanes BlulT—Boat leaves at 5:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., ami arrives at 9:30 a.m. ami 6:00 p.m . Satilla River Line—Boat leaves on Monday* and Thursdavs and arrive Tuesdays ami Fri days. Port ot Brunswick. July 8 {Central Standard time.l. | Hi<h water on the bar 9:28 a.m.. I *:2o p.m. Loir water on the bar 6:<‘3 a. n.; 6:32 p. m. ▲d 134 ininut' s for sun time. VESSELS IN PORT. BARKS. Raposa do Mar, Port, Meriame Pertha. Ger, 175 tons. Oliver 363 tons. Pi<-t>ch. Sirene, Nor, 693 tons Gcunvere, Ger,Ss7 tons, Salstad. Opitz. Sara. Russ, 532 tons, Oneida, Br, Eus.ndo. J oh a mess en. bArkkntines. Asia. Ger, 3SO tons, llamauu. BRIGS. Telos, Am, 371 tons, < oney. SCHOONER?. Lizzie Ji Wil) v, A nr63l F N Cooper. Am, 150 tons. Wilier*. tens, Brown Alena < evert. Am, 176 Dora Matthews Am, tons, Chariton. 373 tons, Brown, Alfuretta 8 snare. Am, JJnn Kamtnsti. Am. tons W t<>»»’ l . W.mmL William Jone, Am., 296 L A I iirnhnm. Am, Fuller. 370 torn,. 'V n't• Annie L Hend<T-<>n, su-an II Ritchie, Am, Am. 59. Um*. , shiUmH. Perkin* MciMflgrr. Am, tSM Ixmgfellow, Am, 25; ton*. < ooi’bi, t«»ns. I- Viola Ileppanl. Am, fl.n .cy B 1.1 ler. Am, Idl Lons. Frh I *»n. Marc’s lleslaiirant, HIUm H'S Mi'll, 1 oil i.LOI'CKsTKK ANU Ito -TKl.tr*, Mm.l. .1 *ll beur». Gain. , Fi-li *iel t*<l ■<* Mrlcfr t n M B L> B. MA< >■-» Piopr, SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. MERCHANTS AND TRADERS BANK. » Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards will be received. Interest will be allowed on sum- io the credit of each depositor on the Crst of Jan uary, April, July and O tuber. I *’l‘ass books will be furnished to each d< [ ositor. J. M. MADDEN, M. KAISER, A. 11. LANE, President. V4ee President. Cashier. Grrairi, I la y and isioiis, . ) . Headquarters for Dry, Salted and Smoked Meats, Hams Breakfast Bacon Lard, Meal, Grits- Corn, Oats, Bran. Mil) Feed etc. BAY STREET - Foot of Monk. J. G. JONES. 1). CAPERS, Jones & Capers, —DEALERS IN — Staple apd Fancy Groceries Produce Merchants. Orders by mail given stiict attention. 11 orders deliveicd promptly free of charge. Importers of Fipe Coflees and Teas. Chas. Baumgartner’s o’.d market, 210 Monk Street M. M MOLEiNAOR ARCHITECT. •i‘ ' w ■ Plans and Hpccifluations vutb estimates furnished at nliort notice*, Cun ‘ hu 1 tut ion tree. CLOUGH & MOLENAOR, } CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS AND GENERAL JOBBING Fitting np of btinkw, stores utid saloons a specialtv. Thorough nod it pru.'ti. id Stuir Builders. s'.uiiH and stair railing <>i "II kind*, fmnisiied »• ■'building, ButLiuond Street. THE EVENING POST: TUESDAY. JULY 8. 1890. ♦ • Hall'a Century Behind. I It is at least fifty years too late to dispute the proposition that newspa per advertising pays. The reverse may have been true when Rip Van Winkle went to sleep, but Rip has waked up, and even “Schneider” can bark out the truth to him. Not only does newspa per advertising pay, but it pays well, and on the whole better than it ever did before. A few years ago newspapers were not what they are now. They were fewer in number, and in all that char acterizes good newspaper management they were inferior to tiie newspapers of the present day. Remembering that our allusion is chiefly to the papers of the smaller cities and country towns, no one who is fayniliar with the facts of twenty-five years ago will dispute with us when we say that, wonderful as has beeimiuch of the progress of the last two or three decades, theadvanceln re spect to our newspapers has not been surpassed in any other direction. In the days of the past advertising paid. Conspicuous incidents of men who grew rich by early perception of die advantages of newspaper advertis ng readily come to mind, while the •ruth tint thousands of persons who achieved no personal celebrity made .mndsomo profits by the same means :an be easily shown. In this day the newspapers have much to commend them which they did not then possess. They are better printed, for one thing; they are more prosperous and have abetter commer cial standing, for another. The papers of the class specially referred to have at their command a reading matter service which puts them fully on a level, as to matter, with the most pros perous metroplitan daily. And so an advertiser, when presenting his an nouncement for insertion, may feel confident that his advertisement will be printed in good company, and, since these are also the times of per fected printing machinery, in good, legible form also. Therefore since newspaper adver tising lias always paid, even in the day when newspapers were, by com parison, (swirly printed an.l only mod erut< ly edited, the business man is standing in lii.sown light and easting the blackest kind of a shadow if he is not a student and a liberal user ftf new paper advertising. A IXx Iptu u Hui.... u.axn- Breezy Young .M l>. (an ardent hoiihi'opaih; 1 usture you, mis., that in vaccination 1 use only virus direct from tue calf. dura Ab. that accounts for your • ' xciJk-ut health, lake cur<-s like, you know. - I'ilLsburg BullcUu. Braswell & Walls. PRACTICAL WHEELWRIGHTS AND BLACKSMITHS, Manufacturers of Wagons and Buggies. General Repair Work of Every de scription promptly done at the lowest living prices, and in • the best workmanlike manner. HOKSESIIOEING A Sl'E( .TALTY When you have any work to do in our line cal on us. Oglethorpe St., rear of Biunswick Hardware Co., Brunswick, Ga. Satisfaction guaranteed. J.WJiiiiiiiH'o., Dealers in and manufacturers of Carriages & Buggies, Texin Pony C-rts. $lO to $13.50 each. New and second - hand Wagons, Buggies and Phaetons. One nice building lot 34x150 for sale. gtf~ ’. bargain in New store ami om blued. J. W. NUNN, CO. Corner Mansfield and ReynoldsS.rr- t>» TO THE LADIES: 11 you i.-h to buy a dewing Machine, buy the LATE STYLE SINGER, Which leads all other Machines. Our new design of Vibrating shuttle Machine is the latest development of that popular principle, containing >peelal patented improvements, which make it: The lightest running machine in the market. The simplest machine in the world, it requires absolutely no teaching. The only Vibrator whkh makes a perfect stitch. The finest an I most complete set of attachments ever given with a machine. C all and convince yourself. G F GAY, Agt., Olliee: 500 Monk St. At C. Mi Garvey's old stand.) <oie Agent for h< Genuine Binger Machine tn thi county. HMM CLEARANCE SALLZ i^Ea 3o|) OrgH uh r'HU ’ standard ma- ? km.MMPOTCAMH l'Kl< KK * wiUik*.*. toluyl.. New plan WORD ot nail-rented until p»i'l .'■y ABOUT tot tb r Onl, it tu m 3 u PIANOS monUU, KM Bar. /A' PIANOS aulHtoow.UO »ear»/ c JF •«> HAVEIt imd<> H.n'l aulrk / 'y zerer, perctaener. fur BARGAIN z ,C,t/Wr lu»,uu4»lto« Nbeet. Half /ice/* «u Pluiw, Our IlmlK-d Ur . VN PIANO l» m»I4 hr Ito. 11.... OJT i.»>«>t dMtora at Wia, I Don't vS?* aud I. wurlb K, 100. - “"“cJvT XVd P/anot luh! [fcl’lw.l J z .W» O.< OwmhM u« VJ I 1 "bl W ' ~.p>.<><> fol- .10.00? ■[ o Operative PaymenM ' ■ MBMmM • tui< and yiv a ;Ni '' ‘ \ . ’ ■ ..■. :i- <>; !,. .rs , 1111 li,-■, <, ‘ ' d • U . - i. • < ; M .on. 11 ' 1 ■ 11. . ~'V .«• . t.lli-r • Oliip.nit. ' W-''' " : , uen.l- I.H A.n-d llirin iroin the *'•*> i l 11.* fills ■. J • i T!O pi.a t i». Payment PI »■ - " 1 * ,n " r ' »a ,y payments at a small t>i■ < MMMEMMIM ' ’ 1 ' 4’ "’d* I" tliev are pai I for. ' di an i Ji.tvi ’!h- plain yplainvd P> you l.y c ■ I£ctt 7 Watchuialier and -To vveldfc 21 5 NEWCASTLE STREET, HEALER ( 1 LOKIDA ( I RIdSIUES AND OPTIC AL GOODS. M ? ■.willlßK IImOYAL B.UM Brunswick., G-a.. ■ Capital, ...... $l5O, (fflH Surplus and Undivided Profits, - -'{s,oql M. ULLMAN, W. E. BURBAGE, Jno. D. WRIGHT,® President. Vice President. New Store. Ncav Goods! JUST OPENED BY B z-i. TzrrEF.s,J|® At 20S Monk Street. STAPLE A.\D PANC) ■ ' <Hh B aiwaya on hand. 'iPAMisn in' r-u-jt \\i. cii wMB ON l( E. B o A 1 1 ... 1 *■• ‘ ■•A- F. 11. JEEEE® 20» 1B