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It is not ear intention to sermon
ize. If you attend church Sunday,
as you sbonld, you, no doubt, bad
enough of that; but we wish to speak i
of a few matters that appertain to
the things of this world-. You recall
that last week we spoke of “Ball’s
and Kabo Corsets,” “Hair Oint
ments’’ and “Handkerchiefs.” Well,
you would have been surprised to
see these articles just take wings
and sail out of our front door. If
we hadn’t had a good full stock we
couldn’t have met the demands, but
then it is no trouble to make sales
when you have a first quality article
that you are selling at a second rate
price, such things sell themselves, as
the French say, or may be it’s the
Dutch that say that, but no differ
ence.
Now this week we want to speak
of a line of goods much more inter
esting to our charming lady friends,
and for which we boldly claim a
clear ascendancy over our competi
tors in this city.
Wc refer to Ladies’ and Children’s
Underwear. We have these goods
in the greatest profusion, both in
design and quality—Muslin and
Cambric—and all imported from
that quaint little city of New York.
The city isn’t much larger than
Brunswick, but it is the great mar
ket of the world for this sort of
goods.
But to return to the subject, we
will be delighted to show you these
goods trimmed with Embroideries
and Laces.
4nd then our
Spanish and Van Dyke
Laces are simply ravishing. When
we speak of anything “Spanish” our
soul is at once drowned in a vision
ol dark, waving hair and melting An
dalusian eyes. We know you cannot
look upon these goods without some
such emotions. We want to direct
your attention particularly to the
beautiful designs in Van Dyke Laces
in Black, White and Cream.
NUB HOI 11
J. WEINBERG,
r>roprictori
A NEW YEAR CAFtNIVAL.
A Splendid Scheme Advanced By I
An Enterplcing Citizen.
Let Brunswick have a new year’s
carnival. '
The scheme is a good one, and can
be easily carried out. ,
One of Brunswick’s enterprising i |
business me» will take hold of the I
; affair, und if the merchants will ;
rally to his support a tip top show (
I can be made.
Communications addressed to
1 Prince George, I*. O. box 124, from '
any merchant who is willing to help 1
the cause are earnestly requested, if 1
i a suilicient number signify their will
ingness to lend a hand, a meeting
will be called and plans laid out for
| the full devlopement of the scheme.
Ry all means let us have the car
nival.
Latham & Peterson.
j In another column of The Post I
will be found the advertisement of
i Latham <fc Peterson, the popular I
I Monk street grocers. This firm |
keeps a complete stock of staple and 1
fancy groceries, winch they offer at |
great reduction for cash.
For Sale.
Two real bargains.
Lot 58x60 Fee simple title. 6
room house price S7OO, part on time.
One lot 115x100, corner, 5 buildings,
1 store house renting $35 a month
only S2OOO, pari on time,
William Knox,
304 J Newcastle street, Real Estate
and Business Broker.
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The mystery has been solved at i
last! All scientitliic men claim mi
crobe are the cause of all disease,
and it has been their work and study
to get a medicine that wonld kill the
microbes in the human system with
out injury to the patient. This has
been accomplished by Radman’s Mi
crobe Killer, which is a scientiffic
wonder in the medical world. For
sale by J. T. Rockwell, sole agent.
Through negligence we h?ve
omitted to mention Kalo Cor
sets. They never break at the
waist nor roll up. if they do,
we will cheerfully refund the
money. The steels may break,
the best of steels have their
limits of strength, but Kabo
has no breaking limit; it doesn’t
break at all. The Kabo Cor
set is perfect in form also.
Neckwear. Unprecedented
attractions at Wrights-
Mrs. Laura E. Can bate, 1551 Mar
ket St., San Francisco, Cal., writes
that he has been sick for fifteen
years with a complication of diseases
peculiar to her sex, and nothing ever
did her any good until she took Rad
ain's Microbe Killer: now she is per
fectly well. For sale by J. T. Rock
well, sole agent.
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COMFORTABLE HAWAIIAN LEPERS.
Great Improvement in the Condition of (
the Outcwt Hufferers. j.
The report of Mr. Meyers gives min
ute statistics of the leper settlement.
It appears that the total population is 1
1,457, of whom 1,159 are lepers, “ko- 1
kuas” or helpers 186, children not lep
ers 40, original inhabitants 57, and 15 e
others, occupying various positions of f
trust or service. Os these 6 are Sisters
of Charity, 2 Catholic priests, 1 Prot
estant pastor, etc. There is at last <
a competent resident manager, Mr.
Evans. Mr. Meyers differs in his table
of the percentage of deaths with that
of the president of the board. He
makes it 25.82 in place of 37.20. The
statistics of lepers differs also to a con
siderable number. He justly calls at
tention to the nuisance of dogs, as well
as that of horses, of which there are
786. Some lepers own from five to fif
teen of them, to the damage of the
general property. It is suggested that
the number be decreased to one horse ,
for each family, which certainly ap
pears ample. ,
The government owns 196 buildings, ,
many of which have been erected dur
ing the last biennial period, and the
settlement is now well equipped in that ,
respect. Lepers have built and own
over 235 houses. The spiritual needs
of the people appear to be pretty well
provided for in two Roman Catholic,
two Protestant and two Mormon
churches. There are also two prisons.
An ample supply of pure water is ob
tained by a well constructed system of
water works, also put in during the
last two years. Each patient is sup
plied with a $lO order on the store each
year, besides ample weekly rations.
These comprise the following articles:
Rice, flour, brt-ad, poi, sweet potatoes,
sugar, beef (.sometimes mutton), salm
on, oil, soap, matches, kals Hour,
fish, salt, firewood. The average num
ber of those who receive rations has
been 1,036.8.
The cost per capita is about $83.42.
The twenty-eight Chinese lepers live
up so their nature and drive a proflta
He business in cakes, etc. The people at
the settlmc'id appear to have money,
and actually have sent away $943 dur
ing the past two years. One of the
feature* of great encouragement in
fighting the disease is the increasing
continence of the Hawaiian*, who not
only are offering less resistance to the |
authorities, but many lepers, not su» j
peeted, lutve voluntarily surrendered
themselves. Hawaiian Gazette.
A lUomus Araud.
“I’m a free trader myself, Algernon
but J think you should have beau com j
pcllud to |»uy an import duty on thur
deteataUa Eughsb airs yuu’va brought
over this t/tp “
“Haw! impaal duty »«•»> good! !
j But they wars in actual persuuai use
' sdbau 1 landed doochenawi IdXr
TH E y ■ r’tyTFTi.B U’AiO'fc .
CEO 4CIA IN BRIEF
Itemsof Interest From aft Over the
Empire State.
Work is to be coin' enced at once
on a fine hotel at Elberton. ,
The Hall county republicans have
nominated Colo id Darnell tor eon
gress,
Col. Robt. If. Hoore, of Dahlonega
is dead. He was cne of Lumpkin
county’s oldest cietzens. .
The census gives Stewart county
a popnlation of 16,124. This is an
increase of 2,123 since the last cen
sus.
The latest scheme on foot for
Americus, is the building of a di
rect line of railroad from that city
to Jacksonville.
Americus shall have bet r. The
Brunswick Brewery and the Macon
Brewery have both established
agencies there.
The democrat >of Green county,
in a mas« meeting yesterday, indors
ed Governor Gordon for United
, States Senator.
The 35th senatorial convention
which met in Atlanta yesterday is m
a deadlock, 312 ballots being cast
yesterday without resulting in a
choice.
Crnmley ds Hamilton’s turpentine
still at Rochelle, together with en
gine and a lot of crude stuff, was de
stroyed by fire yesterday. Lose
about $4,000.
Rev. W. J. Wardlaw, a superanua
ted Methodist preacher, died at
Machen jesterday. lie was a mem
her of the North Georgia conferrence
thirty-five years.
The convention of the 13th sena
torial district met at Oglethorpe
Wednesday, and Hon. Robert Patton
was unanimously nominated for
state senator from that district.
Governor Gordon entertained Gov
ernor Fowle, of North Carolina, and
Governor Fleming, <rf Florida, who
are in Atlanta attending the direct
trade convention, at a lunch at the
executive mansion yesterday.
PERSONAL MENTION
A.T. Miller of Richmond, Va, is in
the city.
Mr. Win. ( lark of Camden county
is in Brunswick.
Mr. Elliot Dunn rsturned from
Butler this morning.
W. IL Rhodes of Bay City, Mich.,
is at the Ocean for a few days,
Mr. W. B. Newkirk lias gone on a
two week’s visit to relatives in North
Carolina.
Mr. B. B. Lamb, father of oflieer
Lamb, is very sick at his residence
on J street.
Mr. Owen Johnson will leave to
day for Atkinson, Ga. where he will J
spend several weeks.
S B. Lynch, of Baltimore, passed j
through the city this morning en
route to Fernandina.
Mr. Abbott Thomas, of Darien,
shaking hands with his many
friends in Brunswick.
Just received at G. W. Calvins a
choice lot of fruit:
Apples,
Oranges,
Scuppernongs,
Bananas,
Grapes.
Houston, Tex. Oct. 9th 1888.
Messrs Wallace O'Leary A Co.,
Agents Wm. Radam’s microbe Killer
Gentlemen —I have been nsinir the
Microbe killer for malarial fever and
general debility, and write you to
certify thal 1 am again strong and
healthy, and am satisfied that Mi -I
crobe Killer is a sine remedy for [
those diseases. R. E. Lewis,
Prop, of Capitol Mablcs.
For sale by J. T. Rockwell, sole
agent.
Elect rolibrnt ion.
Is a new art relating to the cause,
prevention, and cure of all diseases
by means of the Electropoise. It is
the application of natural laws
hitherto little known, but which now,
clearly explain many facts that have
puzzled scientists in all ages.
Mrs. Sallie F. Chapin, president
of the W. ('. T. l'. v of S. says:
“I have friends who, after suffer
ing the most excruciating pains,
which the most skillful physicians
north and south have failed to relieve |
have been cured by the use of the I
Electropoise, and 1 feel it a duty 1
owe autlering humanity to say, try
the Electropoise.’’
At the request of any person with
in the city limits the Electropoise
will be taken to their homes lor ex
amination, free of charge. A cot
dial invitation is extended to all per
sons who desire further information
about th<‘ Electropoise to address by
mail or call on T. J. Haroawat.
Central hotel. Brunswick. Ga.
Necku ear.
See opening ot fall neektv<*nr
commenced tliiw niorni.ig nt
James S Wright's.
Notice.
We will sell gruo-rios on thirty
days time us cheap as am our cum pr;
will nil for < ush W. uk uu what
we May < all und
Mo"U» * M* <
CERTAINLY ELEGANT.
S >me New and Handsome Novelties
Received by a Leader.
If a man wants to build up his
trade be should be a leader in things
new ami novel.
Peopieof this day and tiine, arecon
stantly on the lookout for t mething
out of the ordinary line, and the
merchants who can anticipate this
desire of the people can always get
the business.
Such a man undoubtedly, is James
S- Wright.
You may be too poor to own a full i
dress suit und yet oftentimes you
need one sorely.
Hereafter Mr. Wright '<-111 keep a
line of full dress suit-, whi'-h will 1 •
for hire to those who cannot afford
one of their own. This you see i
sometbing new and necessary.
Wright has also in stock, having
just received them, a beautiful line
of Dressing Gowns and Smoking
Jackets. This is also something
new and the people will no doubt
show their appreciation by buying
some of these elegant goods.
Os course Wright has alway been
in the lead on Overcoats and Neck
wear, but he has bought an unusu
ally fine line of these goods for this
fall’s trade, and is now ready to
show them. His Neckwear is simply
elegant.
Go around see the stock, Deming
will take pleasure in showing it to
you.
Children’s Lace Collars and
Bibs can be found in all styles
and prices at the Palais Royal.
Order your lish from the new fish
market, corner Oglethorpe und Monk
where \ ou get fresh fish, cleaned and
delivered to your door in time for
breakfast. ‘J-H Jt,
NOTICE TO PUPILS
Os the Public Schools, their Parents
and Guardians.
N ;-w pupils will present themselves
to the undersigned at the Glynn
Academy, corner Egmon and Mans
field streets, at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning, September 23, 1890.
Pupils holding promotion or ad
mission cards will not present them
selves until the opening of the
schools, on the following Monday,
Sept. 29.
Colored pupils will present them
selves at the same dates and hours
to the principal at the Kislev school.
Nev,- pupils on Sept. 23, and
pupils holding cards on Monday,
Sept. 29.
Eoi.aii 11. Oiu:, Superintendent.
The latest styles of stiff and •
soft hats can be found at the
Palais Royal.
New Store,
New Goods.
Latham & Peterson
GROCERS,
105 Monk Street 105
A new and complete stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned
Goods, etc., jurt received.
CONEY 1’ PARKEIIJ
Wholesale and retail dealers in
» o<wi BCoal
B P. I P K
SHINGLES AND LATHS.
—SOLE AGENTS FOR—
BRUNSWICK BRICK WORKS.
\iso keep in -tork Alabama <> i Pressed |
!• Ai l .\<. K and Chattanooga Sewer Pip-
ing. mciudiag Flues and aKmmlm.
orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed,
What We Hav’nt Got.
Tin most money in town.
Tin largest store in town.
[The handsomest clerks in town.
[The cheapest stock of goods in town
What We Have Got
Five small children crying for
I bread, that hare got to be fed.
A full and complete slock of’Gro
S eries, every nrtiele of which is stan
dard goods and bought to please the
trade. Vegetables received weekly
i from New York, also as good Butter
; as can be bought, which we get week
lv and insure its always being fresh
M e have a fine (Irnpe Wine, 3 years
olu, t<;r table use, that cannot be ex
'celled.
What We’ve Got to Do.
S. enough goods to feed the live
small children—we don’t eat our
relves.
I'. S.- Tin* children are not for
sale. I’hese nre a f.w cold facts th at
arest'iring us in the face. < all and
i see UH ami we will make the prim
' < atisfactory.
1.. r. WILSON,
o- re o o xn n .
All lib) Must ill
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SEPDOX, ALA. CHATTANOOGA. TENN. E M PIKE. GA,' *• -,.
The Empire Lumber Company,
MAVFACTVKEKS OF
TELLOW
PINE!
Xitn Dried Ollinic. Flooring and Weather Boarding, Pino Hhinglea and Laths. Cyprus Shingles
ar<l Posts Dimension stuff, all Sizes and Length*. Everything in Lumber kept const ntly
in atock Tor building, from foundation to roof. Orders promptly delivered to any
part of the city.
INSWICK OFFICE AND YARD, AMHERST ‘.AND GEoRGE STREETS.
B. IVEEtnager.
TELEPHONE NG. 53. * I
W. H. LOFTON, I
Real Estates Insurance
and Gene!al
COLLECTING AGENT
500 Monk St,
Brins wick, : : : : : Ga.
Will buy and manage Real 1» state on Commis- I
sion. Pay Taxi keep -up Ir.stiran >, Co'hct 1
| ib-nts, etc.
The collect lo- • cents a Specialty. Mr.S, B.
iAL xainh r ha& <•!> • rof the Collecting Depart- 1
, ' n; ml.
t orre-jondence Elicited.
REFERENCES.
The Merchants and Traders Bank.
Atlanta National Bank.
Merchants Bank of Atlanta. ‘
LOOK AT THIS
Prof. Kallqvist has opened a I
Dancing School at the Armory, and I,
a number of ladies and gentlemen !
are already ia attendance. Ilisf
hours arc
Monday night, 8 to 11 o'clock..
This will be the grand paity night.
For Children, 3 to 5 p. in. on
Monday and Thursday.
For Ladies, AVednesday and Sat- ■
unlay 3 to 5 p. m.
For Gentlemen, AVednesday and '
Saturday 8 to 10 p. tn.
Prof. Kaulqvist is up with the’
latest dances and will guarantee per- ;
feetion to all who favor him with I
their patronage. 9 5-2wks. 1 1
*D Cf WELL, GO TO
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k 4m JEWELER,
\ -' k '1 g e * one die.ip by buying’
le Tontine Plan of
ytflCgSX <»•'* IMILLIR I*r.KItEEK. CALL ANO HAVE
4 ~,K I XfI.AIM-1» TO YOU.
y I, I mnk' 1 a specialty of Watch, Clock I
and .1 'dry i.p-.i i-i 2. If \'>n have i
"" r!i that others i !■ tint do.'
wOsi l ri:< it to me and I mill guarantee [
caSTO to fix it. Evis |< erlly litlid with
Kayton's celebrated Gem crystal Len
- -r-'.n ? i C* Ar* —T 8,111 Florid i Curi >i ies a specialty,
| vvA » L.A^lu— U Reoiombsr the Jcwe’er to deal with is
wtt,
1 215 NEWCASTLE STREET,
omiTllllii l'E JIT HIHTiLIJL
Erimswick, G-a,.
Capital, - - d- - $150,000
| Surplus and Undivided Profits, - 35,000
M. ULLMAN, W. E. BURBAGE, J no. D. WRIGHT
President. Vice President. Gashir
mmmiiiivAuiT exposition.
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MA I H. auILD IN G
Commencing November sth. Ending November 15th.
COBUMBUS, GUA-.
A SEASON OF UNRIVALLED ATTRACTION.
This Exposition Will Be One of the Most Complete and Interesting
Ever Held in the South.
EVERY DEPARTMENT WILL PRESENT A FINE DISPLAY.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS OFFERED FOR COUNTY AND INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS
The Attractions for Visitors Will Be Numerous and Varied.
IROTTINU and RUNNING RACES, MILITARY CONTESTS and EVERY
KINO OF AMUSEMENTS.
ALLIANCE DAY, MERCHANTS’ DAV,
DRUMMERS’ DAY and RED MENS* DAY.
Balloon Aw-eneion* and I’aracbuU larapt Every Day During the Exposition.
ONE CENT A MILE RATES OVER ALL RAILROADS.
Everybody coins and have a good til je, Collimbux will he in her glory.
For farther mfoiiuatiou, catalogue*, etc. addreM
a J. J. SLADE, President,
C. H. GRIMES, Secretary
T. W. LAMB. WM. TURNER. I
LAMB & TURNER.
Feed, Sale and Livery
Stables,
CORNER E AND H STREETS
Brunswick. Ga.
All kinds of hauling promptly at
tended to.
£MF“Hack Fare Only 25c.
Telephone No. 69.
J. E. YOUNG,
Back Landing
Lumber Yard
P.ne and Cypress Lumber,
Laths, Flooring, Shingles,
Ceiling, Moulding, Caving, etc
Correct Measuremnl Giaraiteeij
I.umber not in Block will be furnished on «horl ,
m-tice an<l at reasonable prices.
/SSF" I'elephone No. 11: Pout Office Rox Nn. 15
Notice to Slocho’ders
A milting of Stockholders in.the]
Brunswick Savings and Trust Co. ’
will lie held in its office at 1 p. m. ’
Sept. 30, to consider the advisability j
of increasing its capital stock to j
.<IOO,OOO.
9-1 Im Mallory P. King, Cashier
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