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Announcement’sai People of Brunswick ■ RVere very appreciative of’a GOOO llilNtx, 1 have Just opened, beyond the ■adon of a doubt, the most elegant and well selected I STOCK OF GROCE HLES= V TO BE FOUND IN THIS GROWING CITY. V This stock is all bran new, ha ving been bought in New York within the last two ■reeks. There is nothing usually kept in a first-class grocery store, but can be jound in niy house, and i have a great many goods that arc seldom kept, even by ■he best of grocers. | pA. CHOICE UIKTE3 of IMPORTED GOODS SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST CARE * ■ HEr. J. S>. Treadwell, of the well-known house of Thurber, IVhyland Co., this to met W“Mr. Craig, if you have bought from others as you have from you will have the best ami highest grade stock 1 have ever seen soh? to one majußSH A share of the public patronag< L is respect fully invited. Till’] LADIKS pecially invited to cal/. “ RESPECTFULLY, K. S. < R A ■<-, Cor. THZo-we arud N By Water and Rail. Movements of Cotton. BRUNSWICK, <>A .July 9, 1890 Num her of bales received inis season wdnw 16’,922 Total shipments 162.911 Stock on hand 11 Naval Stores. rhe following is the rue dpts of naval -ton s from the beginning of the season to date: iftirrclsof Rosin. 160 51* Oasks of spirits 31.xx* The market to-day show- spirits turpentine ■firm at 35>. for regulars; Ru-in, ilrm: prices irulinp as follows: A $l3O 11 *1 65 'B J J-W i 1 95 »C 1 :■;<> K 2 20 ID 1 JO M 2 25 E 130 X 2 40 F 135 W G . 2*5 TRAINS AND BOATS. arrivals and Departures. I STANDARD TIME.] E. T..V. X- (J. Railway—Passenger trains ar rive daily at 6:10 a.m. and 5:15 p.m., anti de part at 8:20a.m. and 11:00 p m. B. W. Rai.way—Pasi-enger train- arrivedaily al 12:05 p.m. ami 7:40 p.m., and depart at 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. St. Simon’s Island —Boat leaves the city at 7:0<) and 8:0o a. m.. 2:00 ami 6:00 p. m Leave Ocean Prer 10:30 a.m.. 4:39 and 9:20 p.m. Sunday schc«iui ‘: Leave Brunswick 6:10 and 9:30 a. in.. 2:30 ami 6:00 p. m Leave Ocean Pier 7:30 and 10:15 a. m., 5:00 ami 9:30 p. m. Cumberland Route—Boat leaves the city at 7;0o a.m. and arrives at 7 :<><> p.m. Savannah, Brunswick ami Fernandina —Boat- arrive on Tuesdays and Fridays ami leave ; Wednesdays ami Saturdays. Darien Line—Boats h ave everyday except Sun day at 8:30 a.m. ami arrive at6:oo p.m. Colonel’s Island and Fancy BlulF—Boat leaves at 5:30 a.m. and 1:80 p.m., ami arrives at 9:30 a.in. and 6:<’o p.m . Satilla River Lint —B .at tear a on Mondays ami Thursdays and arrive Tuesdays and Fri «Uys. Port of Brunswick. J uly 9 [Central Standard time.l llirh wateron the bar 12 40 a.m. 1:12 p.m. Lo* wateron the bar 6:56 a. n.; i;-7 p.m. Ad I 34 minutes for sun time. VESSELS IX PORT. HARKS. Aaposa do Mar, Port, Meriame Forth.**. Ger. ITS tons. Oliver. 363 tons, Pirt.-c.h. Sireno, Nor, 693 tons Gei.mere, Ger,Bs7tons, Salstnd. Onitz. Saia. Buss. 522 tons, Oneida, Br, Lus nda. Jobamessen. lArkentjkes. Asia, Ger, 3>o tons, ilamiun. bki.-. Telofl, Am, 371 tons. Coney. schooner-. l,i/.zde B Willv, Am 631 F N Cooper. Am, 150 tons Wilier's tens Brown Alena 1 evert. Am, 176 Do* a Matthaus Ain. tons, Chariton, ::73 Brown. Alfarelta * snare. Am, Lina Kaminski, Am, 211 tons <2l tons. Wood. William Junu, Am . 290 L A Burnham. Am, Fuller. 370 toils u ntt-. Annie L llcud«is»»L Mbuil! Ihu-lar, Am, Am. ton*. sibP»ns, Perkins. 14 cs-e a g**r. Aim, l*5H Longfellow, Am, 25! ton*.* <mii 'bo. ton*. I**lk‘‘ r Viola Hcppard, Am, »'■ Am, tona. 6ij tons, P -tei son. Mace’s Restaurant, lIIBM.'It'V iIIHLHI*<». • “11. “L“< CX-T. I! »IKEkT». at all twur . G»n*, f ii-b pV •rjMIH* M* k. MM L, I'K'Jir. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. MERCHANTS AND TRADERS BANK. Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards will be received. Interest will be allowed on sihik so the credit of each depositor on the first of Jan uary, April, July and O t >ber. JfMUl’ass books will be furnished to each d< [ ositor. J. M. MADDEN, M KAISER, A. 11. LANE, President. Viee President. Cashier. Tfflnw” ( J rain, E Ea v i ll id .Provisions. Headquarters for Dry, Salted and Smoked Meats, Hams Breakfast Bacon Lard, Meal, Grits. Corn, Oats. Bran, Mil) Feed etc. BAY STREET - ■ FootofMonk. J. G. JONES. D. CAP I . Jones & Capers, —DEALERS IN — Staple apd Fancy Groceries Produce Merchants. Orders by mail given strict attention. 11 orders delivered promptly free of charge. Importers of Fine Cofiees and Teas. Chas. Baumgartner’s old market, 2JG Monk Street VI. M- MOLEN A.( )R ARCHITECT. ' Plans and specifications with estimates furnished at short notice, ( 'on sultuliou tree. CLOUGH & MOLENAOR, , CONTRACTORS. Bl ILDERS AX I) GENERAL J< JBBIXG Eitting np of bunks, sbo* , and saloons a »pe< iiity. l iiorough and 1 piuctirul hi imi liuddiia. stun, and stair railing “I «d kimU, luiui.hcd r< udy to put up and esliiinu » iui i>.»h< d. Ollice and Shop in M » building, Ri< innoml btre t THE EVENING POST: WEDNESDAY, JOLY 9, 1890. Wasteful Advertisii?.’;-. Discriminating merchants long ago abandoned the circular and gutter snipe methods of advertising. for the amount of hard cash it takes to fairly circulate 5,000 hand bills you can place an attractive ad. in a reputable and well circulated newspaper in a way to bring many times the returns that can possibly come from the older and nearly obsolete method of an nouncement. People buy a newspaper to read it; they do not buy or want the gutter snipe, and-they don’t read it. Not one person in ten ever glances at the dodger that is thrust in his hand at the street corner before he consigns it to the gutter, lie only consents to re ceive it at all out of sympathy for the poor fellow who is making a more or less honest effort to get rid of his armful of bills; and the one fellow in ten who does look at the dodger first sweeps the horizon with his weather eye to see that no one observes him reading the affair! An announcement read in this way —or not at all—isn’t going to startle any one by the mag nitude of the returns. The X.iluial Advertising !Mediiun. The local weekly is the natural me dium for reaching the vast number of ■ | people who live in the small towns ? and villages. Advertisers who wish to reach this class of, people should not make the mistake of supposing that the ground is thoroughly covered by the big daily and weekly publications of the, cities. While it is true that the metropolitan dailies are being more generally taken than formerly among country people, it is also true that they ‘ do not receive the careful reading that I is accorded the home paper. The latter ? is in some respects like a letter. It gives the small and insigidieunt items of news, which are sometimes made the subject of ridicule, but which are just what the people want. Where the t daily will be skimmed over in a half , liourand tossed aside, the local weekly will be. passed from one member of the I family to the other and be eagerly read Iby each. The city daily is id< n by tiie storekc' iH-r, the lawyer mid the diM-tor, perhaps, but all the other p«o ph- in the place take the local pajs r. - I’riiiti-r’s Ink. Lively Advertlslnj{. It I well to throw a little novelli into advertising mutter. All U'lverti** I nt i out.., ling oidy hard facts, with » t.. paitieiu of life or spice thrown iu .ven the whole, u apt U> weary the an I diaco ir.igo him from fob *i>-ir iibiii.uucciuents lively, make I .< „i biief, and tnuk« tbem tinwJjf, I Braswell & Walls. PRACTICAL WHEELWRIGHTS AND BLACKSMITHS.. Manufacturers of Wagons ami Buggies. General Repair Work of Every de scription promptly done at the • lowest living prices, and in the best 'workmanlike manner. HO USES IIOEI NG A SrE( IA LT I When you have any work to do in our line cal I on us. Oglethorpe St., rear of Bi unswick Hardware Co.. Brunswick. Ga. Satisfaction uuai anteed. J.W.BlilhU'o., Dealers in and manufacturers of Carriages & Buggies, iTextm Pony C_rts, $lO to $13.50 ] i each. New and second - hand I Wagons, Buggies and Phaetons. One nice building lot 31x150 for sale. | f&~ \ bargain in New Store and Dwelling on bin cd. J. W. NUNN, CO. < orner Manslit Id and Ilevnnlds '..non 10 THE LADIES* l> von nh to buy a Sewing Machine, buy the LATE STYLE SINGER, Which leads all other Machines. «)ur new design of Vibrating shuttle Machine is I the latest development of that popuktr i principle, containing special 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 which makes a perfect stitch. I The Li nett an I most complete set of attachments ever riven with :« machine. Call and convince yourself. G F GAY, Agt., OHice: 500 Monk St. At C. M< Garvey** old stand.) •oic Agent for lie Genuine Singer Machine In 1 thiicounty. (RHugsHMCLEARANCE SALE,/ i IIIJ 11 i I>JOUU and Church Ay ' Orgniim from .laudard tu*- / ujy* .* kus.MMPOTCANII l'Hl< I'M, Ay? / * with New plan ■ WORD of .nle rented until pud w ABOUT •zS v tJf£J!‘ ™»<« «»In tn otw 20 year. —3?* VAO HA VKI> Ir«l» Send oulrk z every purehw«.r. l-a HAItG AIN X.Q.* w>, h»y. in.l.h. uuk Hbeet. Mule /xV/* « OurWi lluilled In PIANO I. wild by th.. <MI liny.. ■' iuy.wt de*Ur» nl *27 J. l» ..’I aV* nnd U worth It. «»«>■ Pianot told .'NJr Ow . h».|»«t u» K. Jl> 1 ■ Parftxi iiuiUAw. N,,; I 1.1 SmliH l,<d,i IJ.J) Watch. 5.j0.00 for Sio.oo? H ■\ 1 ■ i ; "? i'* <>;i eh Tontine Co Operative PaymeiJß..' l' ' |,Ai: \ Ll : I'" " ( -‘1,,.:,,- wait he . The premium, allowed •.n.nil».-tiiw, and ■ ll h \m|i ii.z .-...1 luui '"..re t H i $ ni.oi. (;l .|„,t " I ■' •• " I‘ " A’"' h-t „ kind ler luu 2.1 ..p|*.rmiiitie-<W||H :•■> |,,u a , $ 10.00. , .! L ”" 1 ' ’* A mcrican Watches th it hear the manufacturer's ‘(i t*. .“"nV'" , "\’ rv vnlu, ‘ f " r v<»ur money than any other Company. HMM i if a./ in will fin ih.-Ii you uith blanks, or we will forward them from*the ’r " .‘i 1 ’ : V at “ “ , " 1 <>n the Tontine Co-Om rativc Paymeat PlftMH t J.i> h ihr oni v pl.an by whirn goo-is ran be sold on easy payments at a small '. ’’y deliviTing goods before they are paid for. call and have tiie plan explained to you by IZZZiTXTOXT I.CO'TT’,! W ntctixxx£ti3Ler and Jewel 215 NEWCASTLE STREET, ■ hEAt.Hu IX 9 FLORIDA < I RIOSITIES AND OPTICAL GOODS. J I mi Wateb. < lock and Jewelry Repaltjng a Specialty. Satisfaction ;wbiw iiTiwa Bl Brunswick, Ga. n Capital, - - Ntirphis and Undivided Profits, - 3dJ M. ULLMAN, W. E. BURBAGE, Jno. D.WRIGI President. Vice President. Cj New Stoiv. New Goa JUST OPENED BY ZEX. Al 208 Monk Stretd| STAPLE AND i'ANCY "f I bi: v 111 •■fi V • ! I Ml \ I i.l I \ 1.11 *. t Illi KI always on hand. M o.\ h i:. AMH f'. it'll. 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