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THE EVENING POST. 1111 ; BES T NDVEBTISING MEDII M N I'HE CITY OF BJIUNSWII K. , Entered in the |* Mtollics at llruu-'A‘.■•k. r.a . as .secondina'.tcr. > <’. 1.. FROST. : : : : : : : : F. SIMKINS 11 PUBI.IBBEM AND I KOPKIETOKS. o 81 BSCUIITION. One year. - - |4.W I Three months, - #1 <*' r Six months, - 2.001 One month, - - 40 ‘ Subscription invariably in advance. i ADVERTISING RATES < Are very reasonable, and will i»c furnished upon application. Tki khione No. io. ■_ ■■ I" ■ 1— i TO SUBSCRIBERS. The management of Tin. Post is ■:i making ar. earnest effort for the ' prompt delivery of the paper to every subscriber. Anyone who fails to get his paper, tv ill confer a favor by re- t porting the fad to the business office, ' 114 Richmond street. TO ADVERTISERS. ; All contract advertisers will please t arrange to have the copy for any ' changes or for new advertisements, m l sent to the business oilice of rm: | . 1 Post the day before the change is to be made. Jhe management will esteem it a special favor if this re- 1 quest is complied with. Consistency is just as much a jewel in Georgia as it is in France. One more day, and 10, the season for the toothsome oyster is upon us. It was a pity' those who had to ‘climb the greasy pole last night had on their best clothes. The supreme court of the United States is praying congress for relief. Exchange. Congress should pension it and let it go. Before you do anything wicked .remember that the newspapers will Ik obably want to mention it. At |ran Globe. Just so, but it is also tin io '.>,l] . r >:/.<■ up the sß’i..i so that hr may know ex MMK I o« ... | h , r| ~| I, .V. . ~ in, . ’ about v. be in:i\. i v. .1-. «utniy r I ,; ‘l • 1 I ■' i .. HHr •• ho had ui .■■ i lulu to ll; ■HKI lor urivi, b In.-,: ‘Tr-ts loiind hint do.I; be production ot pig iron the has advanced so much that W liarna is the third state in the Pq,»oii in this respect. Pennsylvania .s first, as and Ohio second. But the next census may take away the scepter even from Pennsylvania and bestow it on a southern state. Brunswick has a few young men who have recently learned what their fathers have long taught them, 1 “that appearances are oftentimes deceitful.” They wilt agree with a gentleman who lived some years ago in Eugland and who wrote this fa miliar proverb, ‘‘all is not gold that glitters.” ! Fok some reason never yet ex- 1 plained, cholera infests the followers of Mahomet more than anybody else. ( The disease is raging in Japan, car- f lied thither by Turkish vessels. ( With the bad drainage of Asiatic cities the pestilence is sweeping some of them with a terrible des 1 traction. 1 -—■ c In the Savannah Morning News of * yesterday there were thirteen para graphs under the heading, “Georgia 8 Thrift." Three of these paragraphs c related new enterprises and growing 1 interests in Brunswick. In tact the growth and enterprise of this city is so well known that one can scarcely * read any newspaser without seeing • something good about Brunswick. ! Brunswick now has two strong lodges of Odd Fellows. They need |j a lodge room and should take steps ( at once to own a building and pro vide in it a room especially adapted to the workings of the order. There o are several \vays this may be done d and The Post hopes soon to an- d nounce the active preparation for the work. ii u In the declaration of principles & published by’ the Personal Rights jt league |the basis of them all is a statement that the productive forces now' in existence are abundantly capable of supplying all the reason able wants of all the people. What is needed is that these forces be J properly organized and distributed. 23 that one man will not commitsui , cide becouse he cannot find work. while another ha* an income of hull I a million u year,and is hardly put to 1 , it to devise ways to si>end it all. The y league believe* that the system <rf' u <-*M>perstne ownership will do away r with both the and these j liMxpjsjities of fortune. * j HOW TO RUN A NEWSPAPER. Among the suggestions sent to tl c Atlanta Journal a.-, to the best wi.y lo run a newspaper the folllowitig is quite apte; a littie humorous per haps but at the same time full of good sense: “Nobody knows how to run a newspaper and a sawmill but the man who hasn.t tried. I'll tell you confidentially. “Dress it up in the best that taste and tin can afioml, and run it for' money and fun. “That's what the world runs for,' and the newspaper that don’t, gets 1 left. “Run it from the inside. The only page that needs to be edited from the outside is the advertising page ami correspondent’s column, and both these should be sifted and sing ed to fit. “It needs individuality, character, and such clear cut lines of policy that nothing can swerve—so people know what’s coming. “It must lead, direct or follow I public sentiment. The first takes] genius, the next judgement, the last abuse. “People must depend on it. An i old Baptist farmer when asked his; views on a national question said:! ‘When my ‘Examiner’ conies I’ll tell ] you.” That’s business. “It must be exactly fair and indis 1 criminate. Why torment ninety nine women by picturing the belle of i the town with a ‘pied’ mouth and bald head, according as the ink gets spread? “Politics are different. Everybody knows who ought to get there; but the newspaper should sore higher, only dipping its wings in the brine, for stimulation. “Tender to human frailties, true to human aspirations, truthful in fact, enterprising in purpose, the newspaper is the best friend—but don’t excite a dog light into half a column of head liqes.” “But no.” GEORGIA BRIEFS. The telephone line from Barnes ville to Zebulon via. M'lner, has been constructed. * * * The wholesale trade of Americus for the past twelve months amounts to $2,000,000. * * * The capacity of the Macon Gas works is being increased to meet the great demand. * * * The census of Muscogee county is being recounted and a gain of 2,000 has been shown. » » * The Rome Exposition company will hold a fair beginning Nov. sth, and ending Nov. 15th. * * * Judge Crisp has accepted the re nomination for congress in the third congressional district. * * * Max AulUuau, the inventor, has received $37,500,00 for a half interest in the patent car coupler. * * * The city council ofGritlin has in creased the tax rate for 1800 to fif teen cents on the hundred. * * * Hon. Robert G. Mitchell, of Thom asville, has announced his candidacy for the office of president of the sen ate. * * * J. W. Hart and J. B. Rodgers, the notorious safe blowers confined in Bibb county jail, escaped from pris on Thursday night. » * * * A. W. Wimberly, a negro,has been announced as the republican candi date in the Bth district against Hon. Thos. E. Watson. * * * George Elliot, nine years of age, was attacked by a feroreious dog yesterday in Atlanta and terribly Eangled. He may not recover. * * * Col. E. A. Augier has announced his candidacy for congress in the fifth congressional district as the re publican candidate. * * * The confederate veterans of Cher okee countj’ are having a reunion to Jay tit Canton. Gov. Gordon ad dressed the veterans Friday morning. * * * Henry Cook, a white man who nnrdered his wife in Chattahoochee county two weeks ago, Las been ailed in Buena Vista. • * * * Luther W. Hall will be released ] 'rom Chatham county jail next Mon lay. Hall was committed to jail five I lionths ago for contempt of court by fudge Emory Speer. '* * * » A railroad connecting Social Cir ,le with the Middle Georgia and Al untie will be built this year. * * Yesterday morning while two young ladies out driving in a buggy 1 sear ilowe. were trying to cross a ■ railroad track •the hoise L.cmiii. i scaled and tmu.d the buggy over. i'Ue luJitn pvi lups were fata l) m * jure! and tuc Luise killed * 1 Hh I-/ ENING POST: sA ! UR DAY, AUGUST 29, •'9O. < HAUGES MODERA'I E. ? r - s o r. O - ® 5 % I 2 ‘3’ Z = $ > ? i* i. 2 g I t v r f < £ ? o § B g• 5 “ g is a a 2 > g (T> - I O 2 iz r T 1 FREE DELIVERY. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Dr. j. e. McMillan, I‘liysician and Surgeon. Offke —Payne building on Monk I | Street. PEARSON ELLIS, Attorney at Law. j Office— 312. J Newcastle Steeet. Will practice in the State and I Federal (Join ts. JI. 11. HOWARD, Reul Folate anti Insurance Agt OFFICE u> Scarh it 810 k-Newcas’!'-Strict. HAJWS & SPARKS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. i Will pru tire in Supreme Court ■ f United otMetj Court at Savannah, and in 1 ■ iierioi Couitßof Gtynn, Wane, Chartton, Piei • ai»l ( (dke Couutieß and elsewhere by ■ml j Contract. (Hike in Scarlett Building, Nrwciibtle >t. Dr. O. W. TUCKER, i Physician and Surgeon. Office -No. 121'» Newcastle Street. A. C. BLAIN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. No.itl 11,l 1 , Newcastle street. Residence, 508 jilbeinarle street. Ofllco hours—9a. m, to r> p. in. SAMUEL Attorney-at-Law. Office No. 12114 Newcastle street. Attention Given lo Maritime Law and Questions Affecting Land Titles. BEN NET & GROOVER, Attorneys-at-Law. Office Up-Stairs, Cor. Monk and Newcastle Streets. SAM C. ATKINSON, Attorney-at-Law. Office in Wright’s Building, Cor. Monk and Newcastle Streets. Brunswick Title and Guarantee Company (INCORPORATED.) 308 M NEWCASTLE STREET, ROOMS 2 and 4 CROVATT BLOCK. Cyrus Shelton, Attorney at Law, Manager Guarantees Title# to Rani Estate in the city of Brunswick and Glynn county. Complete ab stracts for all property in said city and county from the earliest peri<#i to the present tune, and supplies omission j caused by the destruction of a portion of Glynn county records. Eorinfor mation apply to the Manager Ocean Hotel BARBER SHOP. HOT AND COLD BATHS. jfW*Ail work strictly Gist class. Radam s I TW JIIICROBE (JQSw killer. \’iCiSsßr’/ 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, ill Swms ol Organic and Functional Disease. The curve effected by this Medicine are In many cane. MIRACLES! Sold onty In Jog, containing One Gallon. I'rlre Three ISullnrw-aamall iuyestment when Health and Idle can be obtained. “History of the Microbe Killer" Free. CALL ON 04 ADDRESS J. T. Brtt KWELL. Side Agent, Brnir.w tea, Ge, nRUNK£N|(ESS Liquor Habit. turn mu ntt*f aurront wu B'HAiftS GOLDEN SPECIAL < 11« an be- tt iv« t; iu u-m or in arurle* of food, I wilbuui th* Anvahda* vs i* «< if D*««-M«r> ’ U i» abenduU-i> UsM'iMiMNh will » pe-ruia- iie-bt Aiid op*rd> * ufr «h<(U*r lb* < is » ms..rial, dru k* f MlroL«di< H h'EV IUIT AI i .i- I t <ij.» ». Mt. uhJA i.rt|»Hs<> <i‘>: th,. Lit Gtid*-I<.i«r Ik, hn ' I ee-iiiA’U** i*l d »UUI L.n KiUlpkU M’foFU.aiiuLi i* trllt. ’!*<•! 4r I'AM bQt.»k f<* « » v Im Deed of ADAM'. DM W .xr » *• L, Aj* j j or Sale. 1 i ICECREAM FREEIERS. The ! BEST in the h iroßDit. i swm Hardware COMPANY, Mo.Biß-KEWmTLSST.-Hg.Zißj XJ. CZ- m. ZlLmj ZEZd , Rouse and Sign Painter Begs toinform the citizens of Brunswick that he is now located in J. M chelson’a building, on Richmond street, Porters old stand. He always employs the best workmen and asks the public to Try His Hew Sign Writers. Mr. Hoyle cannot b< surpassed as to House, Sign and Decorative Painting, lie will also reset broken glass. C. E. HOYLE, House and Sign Painter. P. C. MILLER, House Mover. Headquarters corner Mansfield and Ellis Streets. K tikes a specialty of moving buildings ot all kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed. A. .1. Braswell, PRACTICAL WHEELWRIGHT AND BLACKSMITH. Manufacturers of Wagons and Buxgies. General Repair Work of Every de- 1 scription promptly done at the lowest living prices, and in the best workmanlike manner. H 0 USES IIOEIN G A Si'El 1A LT V When you have any work to do in o ur line cal on us. * Oglethorpe St., rear of Brunswick Hardwan Co.. Brunswick. Ga. Satisfaction guaranteed. R. F. Bowles&Co Newman Block, Bay Street, Merchandise Brokers GENERAL AGENTS. Agents for Georgia ami Florida for Maeneale and Urban Safe Company and Alpine Safe Company. Agents for the R. Sauer Showcase Co., and the Caligraoh Type writer. ! I). T. DUNN, Clothing and Gents’; Furnishing Goods. — ! i My friends and the public generally a'e cordially invited tocall and < exatuine my stock < f NEW SPRING CLOTH I NG 1 Hhi-m to ( ‘ t < i.• 4 fothlioua. Wi' Ml Him • ■“* "*■ ■ ♦ . -. * ___ »■■■■ l l '■» ■! «■. -.< **••“' ■ - —. M - RQ ■ K* ■■—• ■ .' s ■ft *** ■' ■ fc. *>DOES NOT TRADE MX. .wuu... i,' .•. <w« «_. t.-t.-hw T aflk ~ "- MW “ '■ • •■ MM ,’. . „ ■ ju? B p- g ■ I l I am. Aiter ■tlxat; Personl About one person in ten doesn’t know that the other nintß of his (Jlow-mortals have come to the conclusion that it’s alfl ways safest to trade with 11. S. CRAIG. fl About one person in ten doesn’t/.’now that his neighbors arem saving money on every deal, because they trade with R. S ■ CRAIG. About one person in ten can’t be expected to knowl that I am “headquarters” for everything in Groceries, Staple 7 and Fancy, Canned Goods of every description, Domestic and Imported; in fact, everything you need to eat. ARE YOU ISE TENTH PERSON? 1 ill AFTER YOU! . I ZR. S. Gr.rocer. « COR. HOWE and NEWCASTLE STREETS. . | Under one Management 1 CENTRAL HOTEL AND PUTNAM HOUSE, I. L. PETERSON, Proprietor. Special rates for regular boarders. First-class in every particular. fW*Your patronage respectfully I solicited. - I , > & O T O FOR ALL CLASS OF JOB PRINTING. | New Press, New Type, New OfQce,! j Kaiser block—Newcastle Street. | j.W.jjlllll&CO.,: Dealers in and manufacturers of Carriages & Buggies, ' Texas Pony Carte, $lO to $13.50 each. New and second - hand Wagons, Buggies and Phaetons. , One nice building lot 3-Ixlso for sale. IB' > l-.irgala in New Mora and Dwelling corn I inc - J. W. NUNN, Cd. < mh. < « MantA* Id and WE ARE HERE. i “As snug as a bug in a rug.” I THE PEIBL SHAVING SALOON. I lot Mi &k UlrrH Aim; ' io-I * Wil! ♦»* •.» I 4M*'- « 1 Q .I*l i-ifir* , 4 felt Bl«*l 141 M/li * •. jr [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 Hains a Specialty. IjFFREE DELIVERY IN THE CITY.“©a W. E. PORTER, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER. ' KALSOMINING, PAPERHANGING AND HARDOIL FINISHING. All work guaranteed Also dealer in Paints, Oils, Etc How can get a Solid Gold* Elgin Watch, Warranted Worth $40.00 for $10.00? Answer.—Buy it on the Tontine Co-Operative Payment Plan. T JNPARALLELED plan of purchasing watches* The premiums allowed reduce the net cost to many stookholders in the class far below the cost of manufacture, and gives every stockholder a guarantee that the watch will not cost him more than >30.00 (a spot cash purchase of any i welry am* many would a.-.k }35.n0 to SIO.OO, And. each stockholder has 29 opportunities of getting i , from >30.00 down as low as >IO.OO. We sell only standard American Watches that bear the manufacturer’s guarantee as we ours, ..nd we g ve you more value for your money than any other Company. Our agent will furnish you with blanks, or we.will forward them fr >m the office. Ask all your friends to purchase AGt'livs mid IhnnmmlK on the Tonline Co-Upcrative Payment Plan. This is the only plan by whicn goods can be sold on easy payments at a small profit, as we can have no losses by delivering goods before they are paid for. Call find have the plan explained to you by MOTT, WatchmaKer and Jeweler 2J5 NEWCASTLE STREET, DEALER in FLOKIDA CURIOSITIES AM) OPTICAL GOODS. • Fine Watch, < lock and Jewelrj repairing a Specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Enmswick. Ga. Capital, - $150,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits, » 35,000** M. ULLMAN, W. E. BUKBAGF, J NO . I Presi lent. Vice President. S. BURR WINTIhN/l zii, STEficCKAPF ,n. a 5.1., :!H and JKI It » - rce*. Sew Town. «j • n ii i ai! Marlers at 310 v Ettitir! Mier 'I, " ,v i /it on very close 1 And Superir.uit'D nt. 1 iflii>i> B