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HAVING HEARD THAT THE
People of Brunswick
Were -very appreciative of a GOOSI TH I AG, .1 have just opened, beyond the
of a doubt, the most elegant ami well selected
B.— —STOCK OF GROCFRTF.S: — -
TO BE FOUND IN THIS GROWING CITY?
■This stock is all bran new, having been bought in New York within the last A t wo
■eeks. There is nothing usually kept in a ih sl-elass grocery store, but can be
■naid in my house, ami I have a great many goods that are seldom kepi, even by
Ke best of grocers.
CHOICE XjTN'ZE Os IMPORTED G-QQ-pp;
SELECTED WITH THE GREATEST (ARE
Mr. J. D. Treadwell, of the well-known house of Thurber, Whyland A* Co., said
this to met Craig, if you have bought fi°om others as you have from dj|
you will have the best and highest grade stock K have ever seen sold to one
A share of the public patronage is respectfully invited. THE LtIHKS
pecially invited to cal/. KESPI^CTFI’LLI,
K. 8. CRAIG,
Cor. ZEToNTve and.
By Water and Rail.
Movements of Cotton.
Brunswick, ga . July 11, 1890
Number of ba e» received uih sea-on
i»«<at ». ]6 .92:
Tola) siiipincni-
Stock on hand II
Naval Stores.
The following is tin! rec.-i ~t» of naval stores
frjm (lie beizinniii}' oi the .-eason to date:
d iri- Is of Ros ii ,
0 »skR of spirits.... 32,»3‘
The market to-day -!i - spirits turpentine
firn at 35‘, for regulars; K —m, firm: prices
ruling as follows':
A fl 30 II ?16’»
B I 30 I 2 < 0
C 1 :.u K ... 2 20
I) ...110 M 2 2.'.
K 1 30 \ 2 40
F 135 : V (t 285
G 1 55 | W W 35
TRAINS AND BOATS.
Arrivals and Departures.
|ST AXIHRD TIME. |
E. T., V. & (». Rail way—Passenger trains ar
rive daily at 6:10 a.m. and 5:15 pan., and de
part at 8:U) a an. and 11:00 p in
B. & W Rai.Avay—Passenger trains arrive Jail.i
at 12:05 pan. ami 7:10 p.pi . and depart at
7:00 am. and 7:30 pan *
St. Simon’s Island—Boat leaves the city at 7:00
and 8:00 u. in.. 2:1’0 and 6:00 p. in Leave
Ocean Pier 10:30 a.m., 4:3) ami 9:SO pan.
Sunday schedule; Leave Riunswhk 6:10
ami 9:30 a. in.. 2:30 ami 6:00 p. in. leave
Opean Pier 7:30 and 10:15 a. in., 5 00 and
0:H0 p. m.
Cumberland Route Boat leave- the city at 7.0‘
a.m. ami arrives at J:< I) pan.
Savannah, Brunswick ami
arrive on Tuesdays and Fridays and leave
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Dnr.cn Line—Boats leave every'lay except Sun
day at 8:30 a m. and arrive at6:oo p hi.
Colonel's Island ai d Fanei I’dutl limit leave,
at 5:30 a.m. ami 1:30 p.m., ami arrives a:
0:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m .
Satilla River Line— 15 >at I *nv is on Monday> and
Thursdays ami arrive Tueedays and Fri
days.
Port of Brunswick.
July 11.
[Central St* r, Janf time
Hi rh water on the bi r 2:24 a.m f 2:54 r ir.
w iter on the Im 5...: a. n.; 9d7 p, ii.
▲d 134 niinui“sior - n tune.
VESSELS in port.
BARKS.
fiuiH'-a do Mar, Port, M 'li im" ! »-rtlia. Ge .
175 ton•».Oliver 343 tons, Pi.-lsch.
fiirene. Nor, 693 ton 4 nvere, Ge. .557 ton-,
Salstad. it/..
Sara, Rush. 5:;2 tons, On •ida, Br, Eos r.da
Johamessen.
i Akkentines.
Asia, Ger, 0 tons,
Hamann.
An ne BaGdi‘bier. A in, Tc'oi. Am, 371 tone,
446 ions, D uzhty. C mey.
SCHOONER*.
Alf’iretta is snare, Am, Lina K t min ski, Am,
211 tons. l-l i >Wood.
Annie L Hriplers *n. L A riuphtm. Am. '
Am, 50, tons. J’o ton*. Watts.
M -H-iTger. Am, i :?■* >ii-an li Rib he. \m.
tons. < o o di . 516 Vms. P rkiiij.
Vi da R<*| P*r I, Am, jjanei B Am
tons. t'di tons. I‘ i<t- m.
II I»ry Prr •• >tt. Am. Lm; . Am.
Tg| tens Turn* r.
Fa oile L Chill. An, Hi phen J I .out, Am.
401 ton-, M- i.' .t r. 175 ion , T il ri> .
Mace’s Restaurant,
UIUMJI H DItfI.DING. ' <<U. ol.OlClslill
and wav .'ini i r».
Mn - Mt «li hour-. C»»><>. V-h i<l • t.i» ,
|irl.. m mam m« K- IL MV I I'l'4' ~
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
MERCHANTS AND TRADERS BANK.
Deposits of ONE DOI.I *»K ami upwards will be received. Interest
will be allowed on snms to 11 a cie-lit of each depositor on the first of Jan
nary, April, July ami O.Libei.
jff(F-Pass books will be furnished to each tle| ositor.
J. M. MADDEN. M KAISEU. A. 11. LANE.
President. Vice President. Cashier.
WWT"
Ci vain, I lay
and J7*rovisions.
Headquarters for
•Dry, Salted and Smoked Meats, Hams
Breakfast Bacon
Lard, Meal, Grits, Corn. Oats. Brae, Mil)
Feed etc-
BAY STREET - ■ Foot of Monk.'
— ,
J.‘G. JONES. I). CAPERS.
Jones & Capers,
—DEALERS IN
(Staple and Fapcy Groceries Produce Merchants.
Orders by mail given-strict atter/.ion. 11 orders deliveied promptly
free of chuige.
Importers of Fipe Codecs and Teas.
Chas. Baumgartner’s o’d market, 2J(/ Monk Street:
M. M MOLEN A < >1?
ahcihte( t.
Plans mid specifications with eslimates furnished at short notice. <on
sultation free.
CLOUGH & MOLENAOR,
CONTRACTORS. Bl ILDERS AM)GENERAL J< )Bill \C,
*
|>r»' ti<al -lair Bull h is. slut» un i railing o| rd! kind., full. -Ik-DI
'ready to put up und i.timd's fuib.»b<d, Ofiiee ami-'jop in Mn th i«oti ► I
'building, liicbwond Street. ’
THE EVENING POST: FRIDAY, J FLY 11. 1890.
InteecloiiH Patriot ism.
■ The system of indicating the begin ,
' ning ami close of school sessions by '
I hoisting and lowering the American
| flag, which was instituted in this city
by Professor Franklin, has spurred a
number of Orange street urchins on to !
imitation. Not long ago a youngster
living on that thoroughfare went out I
into the back yard early one morning
armed with a spade and a long pole.
With the former he dug a hole in the
ground, in which he placed the latter,
and firmly fixed it there. Then he
rigged a sort of rope and pulley to the
pole and hoisted a “sort of a kind of”
an American flag. This he lowered
every evening and hoisted every morn
ing with groat regularity and much evi
dent sati.- faction. The small boy who
lives next door soon looked over the I
fence and saw what his youthful neigh
bor bad been doing: and forthwith he .'
become s dzed with a desire to do like .
.vis.--, ile did likewise, and very soon
; wo flags in adj lining yards were hoisted
md lowered with great regularity every
lay Tii -n other boys who lived there
ibouts saw tile flags, and now there arc
t least eight or nine alleged American
lags fluttering from as many poles in
:s many back yards. All are hoisted
:i the morning and lowered at evening.
-Albany Express.
I
| Gau<ly Colors in Velik-les.
I If you are in the vicinity of Michigan
{ boulevard you will not fail to notice the
tendency to paint vehicles in gaudy
colors. The rigs which stand about
tiie Auditorium are particularly flashy,
the shade being a bright yellow. This
hade also predominates in light run
ning carts on the road. There is noth
■ ing attractive about these conveyances,
and an old manufacturer said, as he
I oked at them, that he didn't under
stand why it was that some people in
this <• >untry always wanted to travel in
i eonveyunco so gaudily painted as to
ri--:tte the impression that the occupant
was an attache of a circus. “There h;s
--b i n too much gaudiness,” he said, “in
>ur livery. We pretend to be ropubli
■ ■an in our ideas, and we arc so in most
hing-: but whenever we are able to
•t a team ami hire a eoaehmr.ii we try
.<> lie ns tin American us wo can. ! 1
r: vo to fight against’this infernal criue
•villi men who would take it as an in
■ult if yon intimated tluit they were
i ping the English. ” -Chicago Tribune
Hom' •'« inl» r.
An «<• -pt.ibic ; p.uiiment to th<
rd'-n 1' e. whii-Ii is apt to 14-eitli <>i
«m p!‘ wi i meiidi i wh.eli <>oii. 't. of j
I .i fl' if Hili' to put iioidi* the how*, i
*
n> J pl» r- nidi whii-h to fi-t n Ih*
I11 .f- .X, w Vorli' 'uiiiim iciai .Vtv>*r
Braswell & Walls.
fhacticAl
WHEELWRIGHTS AND BLACKSMITHS.
Manulacturersof W ngons anti Buggies.
.General Repair Work of Every de
scrjption promptly done at the
lowest living prices, and in
the best workmanlike
Wanner.
HORSESHOEING A Sl'E( I ALIA
O!?'| ien yuu ~avcany work 1(1 <,G in °‘ir liiiec.'U
Oglethorpe st., rear of Bin ns wick Hardware
Go.. Brun-wick. Ga. Sithtfactioh inuiranteed.
81. Jlliill iH’o..
Denier." in and manufacturers of
(a Triages & Buggies,
p'exaa ]•< n\ (’..l.ts, $lO to $l;;.50
each. New and second ■ hand
YVugous, Buggies and Phaetons.
o'ic ; i< <. building lotitlx 150 for sale.
A bargain in New Store and !»\wHing
OU) Lined.
J. W. NUNN, (JO.
' oniei- '■'nnslhl.l and Reviml.i - s.i <. ■
TO THE LADIES:
■1 v.u a1,!,, buy a Sewing Mai bine, bin the
LATE STYLE SINGER,
Wnub leads all other Machines.
'A. ~r ' ibrating shuttle Machine Is
Ua latest iletelopnieut of that popular
prun iple, containing special p.tented
improvements, which make it:
The lightest running machine in the market,
rhe simplest machine iu the world. It requires
absolutely no teaching.
the only Vibrator w liich makes a perfect stitch,
rhe Uneat an I most complete ret of attachments
ever given with a machine.
< all iin.l convince yourself.
G F. GAY, Agt.,
Office;: 500 Monk St.
Al C. M< Garvex *b old -t and.,
Agent lor he Genuine/i.iwr Machine in
lid county.
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S-ii d Gold L'.-.n Watch, dd-' , ,f?:
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215 NEWCASTLE
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1 ■’ ■ ■' k 1 11 ll'pail..c a Spec: ill. Satisfaction GniM
wwe fiTionn.M
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Capital,
Surplus and Undivided Profits, -3. y W
M. ULLMAN, W. E. BURBAGE, J no. I). WIUGIFW|
, President. Vice President. Ca- fl
New Store. New Good®
JUST OPENED BY fl
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At 20S Monk Street.
STAPLE AND FANCY
ill ■ I.- ■’< .t .pi.ili' I in lat thf ten lowest price
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alwaya on hund. I
‘IIEWIIAY Biril.L' ANI> A jfl
ON ICE. >
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