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THE EVENING POST. ' - ' - ■■■.'■- ■- '*■■ Entered in the pMtottce at Brunswick. Ga , as see»nd-clast matter. Issued every day, except Sunday, from the oilier <>i ’’The Eveni'.g Post,’* 114 Richir >n<l street. Frost c’t Simkins, Publishers ap.i Proprietors. SUBSCRIPTION. Owe year, - - H-" 01 Three months, - sl.o' bi* months, - 2.00 | One month, - - 40 ADVERTISING RATES Jkro very reasonable, ami will be fumiabed upon application. TELEPHONE No. 49. TO SUBSCRIBERS. The management of The Post is i making an earnest effort for the prompt delivery of the paper to every subscriber. Anyone who fails to get 1 his paper, will confer a favor by re-1 porting the fact to the business oilice, 114 Richmond.street. TO ADVERTISERS. All contract advertisers will please arrange to have the copy for any changes or for new advertisements, sent to the business office of The Post the day' before the change is to be made. The management will esteem it a special favor ,if this re quest is complied with. NOTICE. The copartnership heretofore ex isting between W. P. Kent and C. L. Frost, in the publication of The Evening Post, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Wm. P. Kent, C. L. Frost. NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have associated themselvs together under the Him L name Frost <fc Simkins for the ''purpose of continuing the publica- of The Evening Post. They BUI pay all debts against the old ' I lv nt and Fret and . i.'.T due them. I M m. w Benition of the people of Hr - K Mn in the past. an advertising medium, the •afternoon paper is a recognized insti ’ tution. The gentlemen who huve succeeded to the management and ownership of The Post are young, energetic and alive to the wants of the community. That they will con tinue to publish a newspaper that will command the respect of its readers, whilst interesting them, as a chronicle of public events, every assurance is offered. W. P. Kent. THE NEW MANAGEMENT. bt ith this issue The Post begins to a certain extent a new life. Iho new firm is made up of Mr. trust, who has been the busi ness manager ol The Post since its first issue, and Mr. Eldred Simkins who been foreman of the paper for about two months. Both of these young men are well known to the merchants and citizens of Brunswick. 1 hey will devote all their time and energy to one end—giving the peo ple a bright, newsy paper and help ing as tar as in them lies to build up Brunswick and spread her good name abroad in the land. 1 hey have very little capital and are dependent entirely upon the pat ronage of the people, hoping and ex pecting to deserve whatever patron age is given them. The Post will continue to follow the principles laid down in the be gin-iing and with “malice towards none and charity for all” endeavor fearlessly to uphold the right and comdemn the wrong. The columns of The Post are open at all times for a full and free dis cussion by its patrons of, any ques tion which may affect the welfare of Brunswick; in fact dissuasions of this kind, when not made in an un pleasant manner, a.e invited. There is ample room in this field for two papers and the management I believes that the Times and The Post will both continue to live and prosper. ' SANDWICHES STEWING Dispatches from .Seattle Wash.Ter. ‘ announce the strong probability of a revolution on the Hawaiian Islands. Admiral Brown, of the flagship Char leston who lias just returned from Honolulu, expressed the belief in an interview, that the next steamer from these islands would bring the news of a revolution and probably of the declaration of a new republic, lie said: “Hitherto the Hawaiian govern ment has been managed largely by- Europeans and Americans, but the i educated natives are beginning to led that they arc competent to con ’ duct the government and that the I part played by foreigners in the con trol of affairs is an unwarrantable ' interference with their sacred rights. | Accordingly the schooled natives have gathered around them a bard of followers, daily increasing in strength, who have raised the cry f “Hawaii for Hawaiiaus.” The mal contents have, in meeting with the - mechanics’ union, passed reso lutions asking that this patronage be given to the natives and members -» of tiieir own party, anil this request j 1 has been ignored by the government, i The United States, knowing the un j settled condition of affairs, sent the j Charleston out there about three i months ago to protect our citizens £ and our interests. Dttrizg all my stay there matters were becoming more and more per turbed, and an uprising by the rev olutionists was actually planned for August. I learned of it on the first day of the month, but we received ■ sailing orders on the second. The 1 I news of out intended dep vrture evi • dently led the revolutionary party to postpone until after we left the exe cution of their design, but I confi- ] ibutly expect to hear by the next advices from Honolulu that there has been an actual outbreak and rc- I volution attempted if not really ac- . i complished.” ■* Mr. Wm P. KENT. This gentleman who retires ' from the editorship of The Post 1 1 1 1 carries with him the very best wishes ? of his successor and former partner in business. Mr. Kent has done good work in Brunswick, of this there can be no j- doubt. He has been fearless and able in his writings, and has made for himself a name and reputation k in Georgia journalism. i He will continue in this line in > another field, and every patron t of Thu Post will join the manage ment in wishing for Mr. Kent the most abundant success wherever he 1 may go. , ' i ' The people of California recently presented to President Harrison an invitation to attend the celebration > of the fortieth anniversary of the ad mission of that state into the Union. 1 . The invitation was engraved on a . plate of solid gold of great weight and value. It is reported that the grandfather of baby McKee was overcome with delight at this ex- s ceedingly impressive manifestation ' • of the people’s regard, and accord- f ingly accepted the plate but declined , the invitation. Benjamin has a keen appreciation of the proprieties of life. 1 A special from Americus to the ® Macon Telegraph announces that; , ( Mr. Graham Forrester at one time city editor of the Brunswick Times c and more recently connected with the Americus Recorder has accepted a st position on the editorial staff of the Americus Times. Graham is a first 7,, class newspaper man and bis Bruns- - wick friends will be glad to learn of his promotion. He will prove quite an addition to the already well edited j Times. The merchants of Brunswick are jubilant over the outlook for the fall and winter trade. t|uite a number j of new firms are beginning business \ here, but this competition only j serves to and increase the city’s already immense business, j There is room in this growing city 1 I for still many others and to any ; who are thinking of engaging in bus iness here The Post says, “come on there is success here for you.” Governor Gordon has issued a call inviting the governors of the cotton states to meet in Atlanta on the 10th day of September next, for the purpose of considering the ques- | tion of direct trade, as well as ques tions relating to weights, insurance, freights and handling of the fleecy staple. The result of this meeting j will be watched .with much interest. The St. Louis Globe Democrat has overheard a soliloquy of David B. Hill in which the hot-house pea nut of a statesman puts the follow- - ing perplexing quid to himself: “1 wonder if Mr. Powderly can't . postpone this strike until after IS*2. I'd bate to t all out the militia, and yet i may have to. I think Clcve- * land and Whitney are ut the bottom of the whole thing." — I There is an editor in Colorado * named Hell west, but he is ►aid not • to be crooked. FHE E\ ENING POST: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27 1890. CHARGES MODERATE. c ~ » z J - B U < js « o ej- • ?T H > I* O 50 o?» > ” 5 ss° 7 § 2et 2 * •3» s o - x- fl * - o g. ~ t- & .. ° 5 ’ S 5 a Z SC B '■ c n ~* rr* U «* o Ci 3 2 r- > rj t g 5H » g I 2 - » | w s o r: a’ c* FREE DELIVERY. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Dr. j. e. McMillan, Physician and Surgeon. Offke —Payne building on Monk Street. PEARSON ELLIS, Attorney at Law. Office— 312.4 Newcastle Steeet. Will practice in the State and Federal Courts. H. 11. HOWARD, Real Estate and Insurance Agt OFFICE «n Bwirlett Block—Newcastle Street. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Will prd’tice in Supreme Court of Gevic r 'ay United -t Hen Court at .Savannah, and in tho .su perior < ’<>ui tn of Glynn, Wav ne, Charlton, I’n rco and (oilee Countie* and elsewhere by Special Contract. Oflice in Scarlett Building, Newcastle st. Dr. O. W. TUCKER. J’hysician and Surgeon. Office -No. 121 Newcastle Street. A. C. BLAIN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. No.BU.q Newcastle street. Bcaidence, MB Albemarle street. Ollice hours—!• a. in. to .~> |». in ■ SAMUEL BORC H A Attorney-at- Law. Office No. 121 X Newcastle Street. Attention Given to Maritime Law and Questions Affecting Land Titles. BEN NET & GROOVER, Attorneys-at-Law. Office l T p-Stairs, Cor. Monk ami Newcastle Streets. SAM C. ATKINSON, Attorney-at Law. Office In Wright’s Building, Cor. Monk amt Newcastle Streets. Brunswick Title and Guarantee Company (INCORPORATED.) Jo3*« NEWCASTLE STREET, ROOMS 2 and 4 CHOYATT BLOCK. Jyrus Shelton, Attorney at Law, Manager Guarantees Titles to Rual Estate in the cit y of Brunswick ami Glynn county. Ccniplete’ab 'tracts for all property In said'city ami county roni the earliest perio l to the present time, and luppliesomissions caused by the destruction of i portion of Glynn county records. For Infor nation apt-b to the Manr.ger Ocean Hotel BARBER SHOP. HOT AND COLD BATHS. fW*" Ml work sti’Htlj' first class. RADAM S” JW miCROBE ( K,LLER - X. y Greatest Discovery O s 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. HI forms ol Organic and Functional Disease. • Th. cures effected by this Medicine nre Ui uiauy cases • MIRACLES! Sold only in Jugs containing One Gallon. Three l>ol!nr«—annuli investment when Health and l ife cau be obtained. “Hiitory of the Microbe Killer” Free. CALL ON Oil ADDRESS <l. T. KOI KWELL. Sole \ircnt, Bi nn-w irk, Ga, pWKENtfESS Liquor Habit. Hunt WMf/SMfTOIIteCUIH: o* HUi(ES GOLDEN SPECIFIC It rah Im* given |u c*'ffw*. t«*a,ur in arliclra us f«M»d, without the km»wirdgr us |>ati« nt if neceaaary ; H 1» anaolutdy harm lea* ami will «rtvrt a perm a IIA UI anft run . whether the putirnt U a n.vHleriAlettrinkt iormu uD holiiw rm k I I S>• V EK FAIL* Ii "Prrat. H in-quietly ami wiih »urb reriHiuty that the patient umlergoe* no Inron vrii>vur«. an«t anon Li» compl* te reforntatiou t» HhfVted. 4* |>M<r book free. I o b<- had ut LL’M D k ADAM*. DittgguU, Brutuu irk, Ga ZE* or Sale. t I «♦» FREE® c I IS Li ?«■ Os 3h If fc J 2 The d in the WOKEB* I - e tl ■ si«-ra Hardware COMPANY, o-nwnm-iiai C 5 HZu 1 •House and Sign Painter; = o } Begs toinforni the citizens of Brunswick that he is now located in J. Michelson’s building, on Richmond > street, Porters old stand. lie always employs the best workmen and asks the public to a Try His New Sign Writers, r „ Mr. Hoyle cannot b< surpassed as to House, Sign and Decorative Painting. He will also reset broken glass. C. E. HOILE, House and Sign Painter. 4 P. C. M I LLK R , House .Mover. f - Headquarters corner Mansfield and \ Ellis Streets. r a specialty of moving buildings of all kimtr. satisfaction guaranteed. A. J. Braswell, PRACTICAL WHEELWRIGHT AND BLACKSMITH. 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. HORSESHOEING A SFEI IALTY When you have any work to do in o ur line cal on us. Oglethorpe st., rear of Biunswick Hardware Co.. Brunswick. Ga. '-satisfaction iruiranteed. R. F. Bowles&Co Newman Block, Bay Street, Merchandise Brokers GENERAL AGENTS. Agents for Georgia and Florida for Maencale and Urban Safe Company and Alpine Safe Company Agents for the R. Sauer Showcase Co., and the Caligranh Tvne-writer. I). T. BUNN, Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods. . My friends and the public generally a-e cordially invited to call and examine my stock < f NEW SPRING CLOTHING Styles to pieuse It e most fastidious. iL*r!ett block, NswcMtie siroel I lilllll) I hose who have favored me with their patronage all say with one accord, Craig you have certainly made a | good beginning in Brunswick so far as keeping the best of goods and selling them at reasonable prices is concerned, your ’ business is bound to grow every day” Yes I have fcept the very best that can be bought and will continue so to do as long as I am in business, and I am grateful that my efforts have been appre ciated. There are enough people in Brunswick who want first class grocer ries to sustain me in my endeavors; of this I feel assumed.. To any who have not yet been to see .me / have this to say, “call in and look at my store whether you wish to buy or ' not, your visit will be appreciated and if you happen to make a purchase, I am certain of a customer. * In ail kinds of Canned Meats, V egeta bles, Fruits, Jams, Preserves, Bolishes, etc., foreign and domestic, I have the •greatest rarity. I ’ ZEFv. S. G-J2*oce3?. „ COR. HOWE and NEWCASTLE STREETS. , Under one Management i .CENTRAL HOTEL AND ‘PUTNAM HOUSE, I. L. PETERSON, Proprietor. Special rates for regular boarders. H First-class in every particular. . <W“Your patronage respecttolly I solicited. Csr O T CZ> L ._ a I ff • an w 13 OU GTMTJJt AR K ER, I rn FOll AI.L CLASS OF JOB PRINTING. ' New Press, New Type, New Office, , Kaiser Block—Newcastle Street. Dealers in and manufacturers of Carriages & Buggies, ( j Texas Pony Carts, $lO to $13.50 *" each. New and second • hand Wagons, Buggies and Phaetons. i One nice building lot 34x150 for sale. /' v bargain in New Store and Dw< I'mg combine »>. W. NUNN, CO. t ot iM i MauMli Id am! Reynold*S.ievta | WE ARE HERE. m “As snug as a bug in a rug.” |* THE PEARL SHAVING SALOON. U loti M<>nk Street Ml *■ '| .«.• iwf'l’umliiutii only employed Wd| ’ ijtuHaili audewry get t.i iimii alike. < all aud } I ua. lAI U/M a u'JbJt:.. Pw WESTERN MEAT MARKET, t y lit tiles Baumgartner, Proprietor. All kinds of Western and Tennessee Meats at Wholesale and Retail. Select Brands’of the Finest Breakfast Bacon and Hains a Specialty. SE£TFREE DELIVERY IN THE CITY.“&ft W. E. PORTER, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, KA LSO MINING, PAPERHA NGING AND IIARDOIL FINISHING. All work guaranteed Also dealer in Paints, Oils, Etc S treet. How can get a Solid Gold Elgin Warranted Worth $40.00 for $10.00? Answer—Buy it on the Tontine Co Operative Payment Plan. J wa'<du's, Tin: pn iniums allowed reduce the net cost to «s n W^K^V»*‘ 0 - W '- We sell only standard American Watches tint bear the manufniturer’s guarantee as we urs,. jid we give you more value tor tour money th u, an her Cmniianv ■’ u “ r “ ultx 1,8 " e Our agent wdi fun,; h you nub blanks. .»•«• nd, | l u«.,,d tllenl ua \ he , Ask all vour riends to pun hr- y„. ln K alil , Dihiuuiklm on the Tmitfne < o.iip, r.itUe Payment Plan. 5 This is the only p a i by whb':i good <-a abe sold on e-isy p.i . i.ients lit a sin ill brotit 'uu-rrin live no losses by delivering g .ods b. tore they are pail for ‘ 1 ’ n Cal! and have the plan explained to you by OxxEOTT, Watchmaker and Jeweler 215 NEWCASTLE STREET, IHlAl.Ell IS FLORIDA ( I RIOSIIIES AND OPTICAL GOODS. Fine Watch. Clocks <1 Jewelry I .pairing a Bp< < laity. Satisfaction Guaranteed jwnTffi jitimhts; Brimswick. Oa.. vapital, ------ . slso,ooi< Surplus and Undivided Profits, - 35,000 I. ULLMAN, AV. E. BURBAGE, Jno. D.WRIGHT President. Vice President. Cashir BURR IVINTON, STENOGRAPHIC . AND Tmjfll I I 1 ft RM! \ Jfl his? 4H|