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palais rotal. • COR. MOKK AND IPEWOASTLE sts. .MID-SUMMER CLEARING :>n<l lv- VEA’TORY SALE On Friday morning, July 11 th, we shall begin onr Mid- Summer Clearing Sale of odds and ends of stocks after inven tory a double event of special interest to all desirious of secur 1 ing positive bargains. Ihe foilowing will be aome of the prom inent features: Ladies Night Gowns, Chemise, Ski'ts, Dress ing Sacks, ( orset Covers, Drawers, Children’s Dresses, and Aprons slightly soiled from handling, at a mere fraction above original cost. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. \ an l)yke,Valenciene, Smyrna, Torchon, Point de Gene and Spanish Laces fremlc per yard upwards. Mull, Nainsook and Hamburg Embroideries, from 2c per yard upwards. Embroid ery and Lace Flouncings from 28c per vard to $2.50. Chil drens Short \\ bite Dresses handsomely trimim-d in Embroidery and Lace from 35c to $6. Infants’Long Slips, nely trimmed in Embroidery and Lace, from 35c to $5/ Infants’and Children's Lace and Embroidered Caps from 12c to $2.50. ( hildren s ( alico and Gingham Dresses, sizes from 2 to I years, at 25c each. Don't forget that we carry a full line of Ladies’ ami Children’s Hosiery, Handkerchiefs. Swiss Ribbed and Gauze Vests, Ruehings, Ribbons, Stamped Litmus, Notions, and I’er- of every dcserption, and the latest ami most complete kgoitmenl of Corset- in th. city, at gr.a ly i-duccd prices royal, ,7:-jaßLv. ’ - Ir.-ej! :~o e. : ■fSET’LfS id F dir follow ill” price* ;m<| you iMMiWlih srr Ilia! if • oti wml \ op ■ them cheap. ■Ta.m going away and they must be sold. - I ION IN 110-IEIO . 111. \CK OKI |>. Bozen Ladies’Hose at sc. Bnllaintine eU’ects ai 18e fonner Ladies' Hose al 10c. ■kizen Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose Brillaiutine ellects. at 2>c, former Bl sc. price 35c. B 25c (best on earth for the All wool Henrietta, at 3Se, •former Bboey) warranted fast black.at 20c 1" * cu Bponeyj warranted fast black,at 25c Finc : *d wool Cashmere, ut tiSe, form Hl money) warranted fast black.at si 'k huisli Henrietta, at 72c, former Hhir 75c (best on earth for the ’•I ’.ce 95, Btoney) warranted fast black,at 50c Silk finish Henrietta al 78c, burner B[ corsets price sl. Warner's Health, at sl, former > - ll '" a, T llemielta 1 1 uyoited) at B price $1.25. ' 1 ■ h'riner price $1.25. Warnyr's C'oraline, at SOc, former st:H ** "* " orsted dress goods. ■ price sl. ' >!iim res. Serges, Henriettas and French Corset. at $1.25, former J’ l *l , * ant * neß that must be sold. They ML price $1.50. haie been marked down 25 to 50 per Brine French Corset, at $1 former cenl - ,roiu l( >rmer prices. price $1.25. i aiu.e linen and towels. Bt)ur 75c ( orset reduced to 55c. Bleached Damasked, at .”>Se. former Btnir 65c Corset reduced to 45c. price 4,>e. ■Our 50c Corset reduced to 10c. Bleached Damasked, at Ise, former i“-- kaiiii - i xdeuvest. price 60c. great big grand bargain, 20 na '* )il s k vd, at 60c, former ken, :< for 50c. Ladies, buv all ui f nay need for the next two ,t ' l at 80c, former krs pi ice sl. embkoipeuil- hid m 4 . Bleadied Damasked, al 95e, forinei ... . price $1,20. abroidery skirts, a few of these Bleached Damasked, at $1.25, former | b left, and you can buv them al- price $l5O I I'be’sum; 1 K r i rHEY Doylies to match at ■ 61. s< iI.D. Embi F « next six months Bdfancy baces.a grea a sac you had better buy them now [ STAMPED LINEN >. i j’"" ‘'l at. 71c. * F ' 10e. I < < overs, A large 20c tow< ’ 11 towi'l2oc.t B * \A' I’lA ONE-HALF 1 tc ' *' tb e tune to supply voureelvcs. B L- DAUGKTKY. fITE EVENING POST: FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1890, w si.mmrai. I he Greatest Saeiilice Sale in Men’s, Youths’ ami Boys’ Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing .Goods, Straw Hats, Shoes and i Trunks. 1 must make room for a Big Stock of Fali (foods, . and all Summer (»<>ods MIST BE SOLD. I’hi-. is no fake. zV call will convince you. Ob ' .serve the elegant display of ’ | Summer Clothing and Prices i in try show window. CINCINNATI i: LIITII l\ li HOUSE A. H. API E, Proprietor. J. E. YOI NG, ■ • Back Landing Lumber Yard j Pine and Cypress Lumber, Laths, Flooring, Shingles, < 'eiling, Moulding. ('nsing, etc i Cornel Measoreineiit Goaraiteei. o Lumber not in stock will be furnished on short _ notice nnd at reasonable prices. No. 11; Post Otlicc Box No. 15. ®RADAMS jniCRDBE I KILLER. The Greatest Discovery of the Age. OLD IN THEORY, BUT THE REMEDY RECENTLY DISCOVERED. CURES WITHOUT FAIL CATARRH, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, HAY FEVER BRONCHITIS, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, CANCER, SCROFULA, DIABETES, BRIGHT'S DISEASE. MALARIAL FEVER, DIPTHERIA AND CHILLS. In short. alUormso! Organic and Functional Disease. Ths curoa effected by this Medlcino are iu many cases MIRACLES! ; Sold only in Jugs containing One Gallon. Price Three Dollars - aMiiall investment when Health and Life can bo obtained. “History of the Microbe Killer’’ Free. CALL ON OR ADDRESS J. T. UO( KWEI.I . Sole \gent. Brunswick, <>a. W M. A M) ER SON 200 Gloucester street, B alerin . C-tliing ” oo t 8) Huts. Snoes, N&tions, Carpets, Hardware. Grtreerus and Genera Merehat iise. Saunders Bros., Cor. Newcastle and 1 Streets, are Offering at Rock Bottom Prices all Kinds of Rough and Dressed Lum , her, Lime. ( cment. Piaster ml Build ing Material Get,cinll\. , Solicited, Satisfaction 1 (ruarunte- I. GEORGIA IN BRIEF. ' At Ellaville Monday Mir. .1. R. i Williams was struck by lightning . : t: were applied and she soon recovered. Dr. Charles H. Hall, of Macon, surge: n for the Southwestern road, reports that Jellers, the engineer in jure I in the collision Friday, is re covering rapidly. The dormers of G orgia will meet | in state convention at Macon on | July 22, to discuss various matters ; of interest appeaaining to the duties i of the ctlice. The erection of a echo >1 house, I which is to be use 1 also as a place of ! public w uship for all Christian de-1 nominal ons, until other churches are I organiz • I and built, is in progress at, Tallulah Falls. A negress who died at Tybee, a suburb of Macon, Saturday, lay a! corpse in her house until late Mon day : liernoou without, any attention. I lien the city authorities were noti fied and uad hi r buried. ' The supreme court, failed to hand down a decision Mondav in the Woolfolk case at Macon, and it is re ported that there is a disagreement among the justices as to the legality of the jury which tried Woolfolk. r Sixty six convicts, all negroes, I from the ( hattahoocliei Brick Com pany’s camp, passed through Grillin 1 Monday for t iawlish Springs, near Chattanooga, where they will le , worked on a new ro«.d being built au that place. . Tlie dwelling and kitchen of Wil jliam Bryce, of Rutiaml district, in Bibb county, was destrbved by lire I Tuesday morning about o’clock. < L'he lire is supposed to have been caused by a dele Jive Hue. It, is said that the inmates had a narrow es cm,e from death. z\t the public library at Macon is a barometer made simply of a thin strip of cedar and a thin strip of whtie pine, placed toget.'ier and ; stuck perpendicularly in a base rest r of woo l. When it is going to rain i the strips bend down with dampne.-s and when it is dry weather they stand rigidly still and straiglft. !■ is said to indicate coming storms unfailingly. The device was made by Miller, master mechanic of ! the Central shops in Savannah, in , | Isst), and was presented to the lib rary by Dan M. Gugel. At Rome Monday Wash Vaughn, a farmer, 5(1 ye ns old, who lived about seven miles from the city, died sue 1 denly from disease of the hear*, i While walking up Broad street he • complained of feeling unwell ami .; s opped ihto Rhudy’s undertaking establishment to lie.down, and died • iu a few minutes. Call lor a ('oiiveiition. Bui nswick, G.\.. July 7th. Is'.)!) . T<> the democrats of Glynn county: 'l’he democratic executive commit ; tee herebi request that the demo | erats ot Glynn county meet in con- • vention at the court house, in said , l j count v, at twelve o’clock noon on . | Sat urday next, the 12th inst , for the , > purpose of selecting a new executive committee, and of selecting or pro i viding for the selection of delegates ito represent the county in the state ! democratic convention to be held ! August 7th next to nominate a candi date for senator and o provide for the nomination by primary • election of a candidate for representative. to represent this senatorial district ami Glynn j county, respectively, in the next general assembly of the state of Georgia. By order of the commit tee. Bolling Whitfield. Chairman Coney & Wliole-iil ■ ami retail dealers in Wood | Coal ■B JF? I K and Sewer Piping, including Chimney Flues and Hoods. Sole agents I'm Ci<.v:;tt's l’: i k Yard I Telephone 18. 5258nv street SUMMER RESORTS, EXCURSION RATES. OKLY 2 CENTS per mil® traveled. TICKETS GOOD TO ON RETURN sale: UNTIL ivr A -v- .■ W - NOV. 16th. let. No iron clad tickets to annoy families traveling without male escorts. The most liberal ar- | rangements ever offered. For information apply to Agents E.T.V. & G. Railway System, or to tV.WEEim t. Mil. binilH Tm . P. C. MILLER,! House Mover. Headquarters corner Manstieid and j Ellis Streets. Makes a spoeialty of moving 1.-iilding. ot all kitidi. sSatistartion guaranteed. BURR wixton, N«k. 314 and 316 B ?*.rect, .m w T«»w n, [Contractors Builder I ) I And Superintendent. box 150. Cori esponduncc solicited. —~ _ Brunswick i STENOGRAPHIC AND TYPEWRITING HEADQUARTERS. Al! work neatfy and promptly exe I cuted. I’atronnge Solicited. GEO. W. KIRBY, JR., -at- BOWLES A BAKER S OFFICE, Bay Street' MISS SIII-AR ER. MODISTE. I /V<7. 3 1 i A ’eweasfle, S7. y. Shearer i s now offering her large and va > ied stork at the lowest prices, owing to the h ason lieing so far advanced Sew goods are rec< ived dai v. and particular attention is called to a new line of Beach 1 fats, etc , etc., etc. HENRY ¥ STANLEY •i ■ “IN DARKEST AFRICA” , I , I The <M>mpletr story of Stanley’s recent thrilling adventures nnd the disclosure of his important discoveries will appear tor the tirst time in the work written by liiniNell', entitled “Tn ' Darkest in two volumes, profusely illustrated; price $3.7.5 per volume. Do not be deceived by any of the so-called “Stanley • hooks’ now offered as “genuine’’ and J “authentic.” To no one <>t these has Stanley contributed a line. < APFNT? * ’» u ‘ w ork will be sold by sub nULti 10. script ion only. We are now ready to appoint canvasser.-. Applicants should state experience. Bemember that Stanley’s own book, the only one in which he has a |>ersonal interest, will bear on the title page the imprint of Charles Scribner’s Sons Apply to JOHN R. MiLSON, < hattanoojga, 'Fenn. i Solo Agent tor Tennessee, Alabama and tieorgia. C. Tjl TTT meS ■ - ntijr.''* JF gS | | £ J ■ & t Safe® £ £hi( -<-■■ JLI MHM A / i i i i\ 33jK8'M®j Q go -r 11 m it 11 t* D E A L E I ?, > 1 O-"- X' ewc?Msi le H 1 i*( '< ‘i ■ --: J1 LOW PRICES I Having in >ved to m.v new ami coniniodhnis quarters al 301 Newcastle street, I am holler titan ever prepared Io show my elegant stock of I’t \f£.X ITI ?IE, which I will sell on very close margin. Give me « eall. E. SHIPP. fl. fl. fffflM Re;ii Estate and i-Mirance '' 1' ' :il ■'• HH : i 1 ' i! irg ii!cli: -Ui .'llli'i' | A !!. X.-wVRHE !<>v. nb>r I'l'.'i'oiiaitle tern's. 150.000 Acres of Timber Corn•-])..||<|<• -elirii-d. Address w Office 207 Newcastle Street. » BREEPI.OVE A SCARLETT. M| ! Book and Stationery SA| h ancy Goods, Lamps arul Fixtures, Pictures. wan* and Crocker.; W OFFICE SLTP’.IfS A SPECIALTY. W •'.-M 219 NEUi CSTI.E STEi; 'I. T’E-TE ISTEW Steam Dye Hoi™ VND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.’ ZT Z. t ic xii> I BILLER, Proprietor. W iu, ” (ii nts garments made to order, cleaned, dyed H Ipaired. Satisfaction guaranteed. I Tin Hoofing and Gutter™ Galvanized and Plain Sheet Iron Work, Mansard'ng amlw ing. Driven Wells, • H , LIGHTNTXG HODS AN!) OHN A ME.VTAL FHX(’|J| 1 l>c Be®t l»r;ind< o! stamp-d Ihi iti mr Plate, Pump.-. Points and Piping, («alvani/cd and Block I oiieeL Iron. Sheet Zinc, Lead and Copper Aiwavs in Stock,, .lob Work Promptly Attendeu io A.. 11. BA KIEB, * Newcastle St., op; osite the Ogle horpe. Under one Management .CENTRAL HOTE I. AND— PUTNAM HOUSE, I. 1,. IT I ERSON, Proprietor. Special rates lor regular boarders. First class in every particular. our patronage respectfullv i solicited. i I AG ■. >55 3 S ■ b ii n |i If II IJ O li IU4 H II i i‘ - 1/I b H b Hlmp Elr r g g IS lx »li Li i>»a / 4’’ r'*! ; 11... Jr L Ocean Hotel BARBER SHOP. UOT AND COLD BATHS. tfWAll work stri tl> iirst-clnss. BHQBE S.UIiJJ. DENT I S T . Oesi'ce —Newcastle street, over J. Michelson’ Stores J Coxne * 1 n cl czzx in mv new cpiai