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nil-: evening post. rili BEST advkbtising MEDIUMIN rim CITY OK BBCMSWU K. Knlor*! in Uie p >.-toffi<*c ut Bnin-w - . k. <.:i • as second-class ma ter. C. L. FROST. s : : : : s : : »:. NIHKINS ri Bi.tsio Ks ash raoraiETOßs. BVBSCRII’riON. One year. - - H.OU 1 Three months. - #1 <*> Six months. - S.ID | One month, - • 40 Subscription invainubly in advance. .ADVERTISING rates Are very reasonable, ami tv ill lie fumisheil upon application. Telephone No. 49. TO SUBSCRIBERS. The management of The Post is making an earnest effort for the prompt delivery of the paper to every subscriber. Anyone who fails to get bis paper, will confer a favor by re porting the fact to the business ollice, 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 oilice of The Post the day before the change is t > be.made. ’J be management will esteem it a special favor ’if this re-. quest is complied with. Hurrah for the Glynn Gun Club. In the language of the poet, “it gets there with both feet.” 11.I 1 . I- !,J The committee sent to Atlantic City to inspect the West system of sewerage returned this morning and with one or two changes favor the system. The city council acted wisely in sending this committee to look into this very important work which is soon to be undertaken, It was a sensible, businesslike way to see what they were going in’o. It lx the shooting contest on St. Si Bin's Island yesterday, the Glynn lub «nti ain it !■< ■ ' : t"i v < i ar.d \\ . i. - - RK ‘' 1 ' < ii "i.'i.i F jT** Bp . \ . ■ ■ W. :>- .1 . . - ■ ■ ■ n ’.l I : . F 1,1 ’ ,l:l! tii. i an I ianii~< I w a in the extreme, ladies le from the gallery, ami men of ly self respect whatever, Hushed ith shame that their country should produce such vagabonds and men so devoid of decency. New York hus a cigarette law somewhat similar to the one in Geor gia, but in that state as well as in this, it is to a great extent a failure. The small boy will manage to get cigarettes and smoke them in spite of all that has been done. New York will try another line of attack on the cigarette. On and after September Ist any boy found smoking who is apparently under 16 years of age, will be arrested and lined from $2 to $lO. It remains to be seen how this law will work. Albany wants u union passenger depot and the News and Advertiser is stirring the 'railroads up on the subject No city in Georgia needs or deserves a union passenger depot more than Brunswick. The two railroads entering the city arc well patronized and the depot aecommoda tions furnished by them are simply a disgrace to the railroad companies and to the city of Brunswick. There was some talk at one time of the roads building such a depot, but the matter seems to have died ont alto gether. The Post knows no one thing that will add more to Bruns wick than a first-class Union Passen ger Depot. THE SOUTH’S POPULATION. Notwithstanding the fact that im migration has added over 5.200,006 foreigners to our population during the last ten years, none of whom have settled in the South except in very rare cases, and that the great industrial development of this see tion. with its attendant southward trend of men and money, only com menced a few years ago, the Soutk wakes a fine showing of populaliot in 1890 compared with 1880 The preliminary census report givu the population of the Soulheir States as follows InmO. Alabama . i,•»'.<««i Litt? Arkaneju. I.lM.uuu Florida iJM'Uut) atn’tw Gauifia ktmlurfc} i.tiiaiw ]jt»iH»iana 1.l IMw t< ./. M Maryland i.MMMi v. 4 l.M.'-.U'O Worth f arohna I.Mtu*** 1 n Mouth Uaruhaa n*’ ».j Virginia Watt Virginia •>!*.<• Trauaa*a* l.ataurx i.MI . GEOEGIAIN BRIEF- Hon. H. < .ay Foster, of Augusta, one of tiie most widely known law yers in the stale, is dead. » * * * * Mrs. Mary E. Bryan, the well known authoress has taken up her residence again in Atlanta. ***** Warren county confederate voter ans met yesterday in Warrenton for the purpose of organizing a veterans association. » ***** Mr. A. G. Conn, of Chattanooga, will commence the construction of a glass factory immediately at Amer ; icus, costing $50,000,00. ***** Miss Annie Boone, the young lady who disappeared from Albany a few days ago, and was supposed to have ' been drowned has been found at the - home of a friend. ***** _ The Albany Oil company of Al bany, Ga„ has applied for an amendment to their charter, increas ing their capital stock to $1110,000,00 \ with the privilege of manufacturing S all grades of guano. ***** Rev. Sam P. Jones will begin a series of meeting al < artersville next 'Sunday morning. There will be ' four services each day. Mr. Jones will be assisted by Drs.Sullins, Haw- lliorne, Hopkinsand Culpeper. * * * *, * j Martha Kinsley, an old white lady > 80 years of age, residing in Colum bus, was found in a cellar last Tues day evening confined to a mat on the floor by sickuess, and in a starving condition. No one knew anything definite of her anil she herself could | render no account of her distress. *„ | Rats were holding high carnival in j ! the dark cellar, having gnawed the | poor creatures hair off. Her limbs also had been gnawed by the rodents, ; ! She was removed to the hospital 1 where she will be eared for. * * * * * 1 The confederate veterans home in Atlanta will be completed in abont ’ live weeks. This is the grandest of all benevolent institutions tii the south and it was intended to be the ( home of those who, indigent and de crepidt now, spent the brightest and best portion of their lives in the de < I sense of home and liberty. The ■ question of the maintaincnce of this grand institution is now being con-1 C sidered by the committee appointed ! by President W L Calhoun, compos- ' ed ofCapt. W I> Ellis and Messrs. ' Nelson Tift, W D Smith, S M In i I man and Dr. Amos Fox. There are : 120 acres of land attached to the i home and this will be cultivated for J J . the benefit of the inmates of the ■ i home. , — A Chattanooga justice of the: , peace has entered u libel suit for $25,000 against the Times of that : , city. The Squire is red hot against i. the Times for certain charges made j ( against him which he says are un true. How easy it is for newspapers ’ to get into trouble. A new Odd Fellows lodge will be organized tonight ninety-two I ■ charter members. This will give, r Brunswick two good lodges of this j * deservedly popular order ahd is but • another evidence of the phenomenal | growth %f the city. > Does Advert isi tig Pay? This is a very important question to I business men, and ojjo that only busi i ness men can answer. We have the | , assurance from thousands of them who largely advertise that it does pay, if ju e diciously pursued, and ninny of them e have given their testimony in its fa vor. If the reader will taka up any of e the city papers from day to day' for | years, he will find the columns filled with the announcements of leading i business houses. They' do not come be fore the public at long intervals, but regularly, daily, changing their ad vertisements with the variation in their stocks, qualities and prices of goods, p thui not only attracting attention to what they have to sell, but arousing £ the desire of buyers to examine what o is offered, thus making customers and ' 1 popularizing these places of business. t This class of men will tell you in this day of conqietitiou that it would be impossible to do business or secure any '1 flung like an average trade if they did i not invite custom by giving in detail a jj cleai' statement of what they have got i to sell. ' i Ou the other hand, thousands of 1 ' men who have startisl in business with s fair capital, plenty of push and a n knowledge of trade have gone to the . wall simply because they “hid their ( light* under a bushel,” in failing to .compete with their neighbor* in hav ing the buying public know where „ they were, whut they were selling and what inducements they hail to offer. •i A man may have the last stock of goods in the market, but if lie fail* to J invite custom or make know n the in j duceincnte he <-uu offer he is sure to I drop behind in the race, while bi* < I sharpi r neighbor is reaping a rich bar vest Kxciiauga. THE EV ENING EGS I: FRIDAY, Ai'Gi ST 29. -9(1. CHARGES MODERATE. r s £ * B. >-< “ ?. u a 5 r. “ f I ► 55 7 § £ o * D I ? 8 I ? E >Tt “ S' S c 0 g W* 3 | = H » ! s O 2. ert “ 1 r ; FREE DELIVERY PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Dr. j. E. McMillan, I Physician anil Surgeon. I Office —I’aync building on Monk i E Street. PEARSON ELLIS, Attorney at Law. Office- 612$ Newcastle Stecet. Will practice in the State and Federal Courts. 11. 11. HOWARD, Heal Estate and Insurance Agt Oi ncr. in Scarlett Block-Newcastle Street. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. | Will |»r 'i ‘th e in supreme Court of G< [nitfl - Court at Savannah, and in th« u- HTtor < out ts of Glynn, Wayne, Charlton, I ktcc nnl Coffee Counties and elsewhere by Special MVu-e in Scarlett Buihlinpr* Newcastle M. Dr. O. W. TUCKER, Physician and Surgeon. OrriCK -No. 121,'. Newcastle street. A. C. BLAIN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. No. 310. Newcastle Street. Kesnlenee, 60S .Übemarle street. Office lioiii'-.—*ia. m, to r. p. m. I SAM UEL BOP V CH AI\DT | Attorney-at-Law. oi l ice No. Newcastle street, special Attention Given to Maritime Law and Questions Affecting Land Titles. BEN N ET & GROOVER, Attorney s-at-Law. office I jestairs, Cor. Monk and Newcastle Streets. SAM C. ATKINSON, Attorney-at-Law. Office In sVright’s Building, Cor. Monk and Ncweastlc streets. Brunswick Title and Guarantee Company ; (INCOHPORATKD.) 30:i‘g NF A CASTLE STREET, ROOMS 2 and 4 OROVATT BLOCK. C’ykvs Shelton. Attorney at Law. Manager Guarantees Titles to U«ial Estate in the eity of Brunswick ami Glynn county. Complete ab stracts for all property in said city amt county from the earliest period to the present time, ami suppliesotnisslmm caused by the dostrurtion of a portion of Kl\nn county records. For Infor mat ion apply to the Mani.ger Ocean Hotel BARBER SHOP. HOT AND COLD BATHS. work strictly first class. I RADAM'S ITHCROBE KILLER. The Greatest Discovery of the Age. OLD IN THBORY, 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 shott, *ll forms ot Organic «nd Functlonil Disease. Tbo cures effected by this Medicine are in many cases MIRACLES! Sold only In Jnps containing One Gallon. Price Three Hollar*—a small iiiye-tmeut w hen Health and Lilu can bo obtained. “Hiatory of the Microbe Killer” Free. CALL ON Oil ADDRESS J. T. BOCK WELL. Sole Agent. Jlrnnsw iek, Ga, ORUNKENIIESS Liquor Habit. nt trorto ntttr/i tirrcni one «• hmiles GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It < ii*give nla ccffre, tea. »»r in »rtlekw»nf f»>od, uHbotH the hmittiedite* i f pMll> nt if m It I* •i»»"lul»-lv harmle*** and will a torut ami < urr. wuHtorr thr ihtli' iil la a iM'irf U«'>lrihit« r«*r Mil aliNiihoil. a M4'k It XI V IIt FAIL> i i operate** au' 4 ulrlt> at»4 •ItiiMM’ll <<tt«4iit> ti.»i ih« umLrgoua iau triarttee and tola !*■ • vfoJmaHuU U Hft «‘U «1 •• | a«r ImhA Irr. I M tor U»4 ul to k, I • t iiuirmu I’liiM S£lle - SSHBIOsTSI | e>I)OES NOT TRADE WITII-jW FKEIES. I aux -A-f-bex? tili-at; ZE > About one person in ten doesn’i know that the other nl rp| |(s of his tellow-mortals have come to the conclusion that it’s I ways safest to trade with R. S. ( ItAKx. » About one person in ten doesn’t/. now that his neighbors :■ (saving money on every deal, because they trade with R. CRAIG. About one person in ten can’t be expected to kml that 1 am “headquarters” for everything in Groceries, Stapl ,O’ and Fancy, Canne<i Goods of every description, Domestic aifl Imported; in iact, everything you need to eat. SIK-D ABE ICE THE II PERSON? lAM AFTER HE! Hardware ZEu. S. OZEi -A_.LGr, Grocer. COMPANY, HM-lOra ST.-Idi COR. HOWE and NEWCASTLE STREETS. c. s. HOTLE, liouse and Sign Painter Begs toinform the citizens of Brunswick that he is now located in <l. Mchelson’s building, on Richmond street, Porters old stand. He always employs the best workmen and asks the public to Try' His Nsw Sign Writers. Mr. Hoyle cannot bo surpassed as to House, Sign and Decorative Painting. He will also reset broken glass. C. E. HOYLE, House and Sign Painter. p. ’C MILLER, Under one Management L House Mover. I'EN Tl* \ I HOTI? I Headquarters earner Mansfield anil V. L lItA 11 -IL V 1 -El Jj Ellis Streets. —and— ' kniSs. ' satisfaction guarantoeit GTDTNAM HOUSE,; A I Hl 'mWPI I I. L. PETERSON, Proprietor. xi« » . 1 lit. , Special rates for regular boarders. I —rRACTiiAL — First-class in every particular. WHEELWRIGHT AND BLACKSMITH. Your patronage respectfully I Manufacturers of Wagons ami Hu igies. solicited, 1 General Repair Work of Every de- ' ; '■ ‘ , scription promptly done at the C3r CU *A* O lowest living prices, and in the best workmanlike JB manner. < HORSESHOEING A SPEt IALTV ( U M._ PARK E R, | I When you have any work to do in our line cal I * on 1 Oglethorpe M. rear of Biunswik Hardware; X I \. J R. F. Bowles&Co >n„ 0! liewman Block, Bay Street, Hill D D I \I T I KT L'' . / i ]• _ n_, , J vl) 11l 1. lIIV vJ , Merchandise Brokers —Ami— New Press, New Type, New Office, GENERAL AGENTS. Kaiser Block—Newcastle Street. | • Agents for Georgia and Florida for zu I Macnfale and Urban Safe Company 1 I || 1 Hills and Alpine Safe Company I WW a||l||| ZW* I ,|l Agents for the 11. Sauer Showcase f" • "I • It Illi 11 W ’ v*< Co., and the Caligranh Tvue-writer. Dealers in ami manufacturers of D. t. DUAN, Carriages & Buggies, ’ Clothing and Gents’ Texa. Pony Curts, $lO to $13.50 , ' . each. New and second - hand F urilishmg Goods. Wagons, Buggies and Phaetons. , One nice building lot 34x150 for sale. Mv friends and the public gfUlCrnll} IV~ I barguiu in New SL>r<- un i Dua lling a-e cordially invited t<>call and jcoißbino xiTW •» " examine inc stock < t ’• • 'l'a, CO. NEW SPRING ' ' • ' ", / 1 1 iiT 11 I V / WE ARE HERE - i lil .1 I I g”l I Lw IT 1 “As slum *• s bug in a rug," y • THE PEIRL SHAVING SALOON. I Hlh M 'lik Klf’M't P4* >i Ch .tolJ< u- t <■ i io't fa.Udiiius - - • » m d uoiliiiii (Hily « uiploji' l WHj ir« .1 • i‘ G Btod » n»*!«<»•’.wan aukr. 4 all . bi<x k, Nl wctuu*-* -Mvut Milt < uotvr/.. |i WESTERN MEAT MARKET, Charles Baumgartner, Proprietor. All kinds of Western and Tennessee Meats at Wholesale and Retail. Select Brands’of the Finest Breakfast Bacon and Haw* a Specialty. DELIVERY IN THE CITY."W W. E. PORTER, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER. KALSOMINING, PAPERHANGING AND HARDOIL EIATSHING. All work guaranteed Also dealer in Paints, Oils, Etc 500 Monk Street. How can get a Solid Gold Elgin Watch, Warranted Worth $40.00 for $10.00? Answer. —Buy it on the Tontine Co-Ope?ati¥e Payment Plan. UNPARALLELED plan of purchasing watches. The premiums allowed reduce the net cost to many stoaklielders m the class far below the oo.it of manufacture, ami gives every stockholder a guarantee that the watch will not cost Idm ifjore than s3o.(li’ aspotcas'i purchase of any j welry ami many would a.-k 1.35.00 to $ 10.00/. And each stockholder has 29 opportunitiesui getting i , from $30.00 down as low as SIO.OO. * We sell only standard xViuerican Watcues that bear the manufacturer’s guarantee as we ours, ..nd we g ve you more value for your money th in anv oilier Company. Our agent will furnish you with blanks, or we will forward them fr »m‘ the office. Ask all your friends to purchase .L,< hrs ami Diamonds on the Tontine todiin rative Payment Plan. This is the only plan by wlucog<x»ds can be -old. on easy pay meiits at a small profit, as we can have no losses by delivering goods before they are paid for. Call and have the plan explained to yuu Uy Watchmali er a.ncL Jeweler 21 5 NEW(’ASTLE ST REET, ukAleh in 1 LOUIDA (TRlt SHU S AM) OPTICAL GOODS. l ine Wat. il. < lock and Jewelry repairing a specialty. Satisfaction Guarantrnd. Brunswick. Ga. Capital, ------ $150,000 surplus and L’ndivided Profits, - 35,000 M. ULLMAN, W. E. BURBAGE, ,Ino. I).WRIGHT ITesilent. Vice President. C. whir Bl RR WIXTO.X, '.TJifi..-:n:c .. JB = fl i«>a Uu <