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T. G. STACY & SON, PUBLISHERS.
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BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1888.
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Published J«ujr ua Weekly u
BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA,
“THE CITY BY THE SEA.”
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CITY.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF COUNTY.
OFFICIAL ORGAN op MARSHAL.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SHERIFF.
OFFICIAL ORGAN op ORDINARY
LOCAL NEWS AND GOSSIP.
There were just 43 arrivals yester
day at the Ocean Hotel—not 10.
Fresh country eggs at 20o per doz-
n, at E. 0. Futch’s. tf
Bay street is now sholled nearly
to Cook’s mill. This is a big im
provement on the heavy sand hereto
fore mot with on that street.
Fresh garden seeds and onion sets
at Lloyd & Adams’. ‘ * ■
Judge Lambright don’t allow peo
ple to disturb his court more than $5
worth at a time. When a party has
violated that much he pays up and
then takes a fresh start.
Conductor Mark Verdery is sl6w-
ly improving from his recent railroad
catastrophe. He still feels the bad
effects of his grand leap last August,
on the Albany river trestle. *
To Rent; The store now occupied
by the Marlin Dry Goods Co. Pos
session given March 1,1888. Appl-
to M. Miohelson.
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- The Oglethorpe’s parlor- has been
treated to several hundred dollars
worth more of elegant furniture. No
one need care for a handsomer par-
lar than is to be found there.
To Rent: A comfortable house
pleasantly located’in Southern por
tion of the city. Apply at this of
fice. •
Supt. Haines went oat to-day over
tho lino of the B. & W. to look after
its needs. If he will tarry awhile
nlong several points wo might men
tion he could write up a large book
on “needs.”
Our stock of patent medicines, per
furnery and toilet articles is now
complete. We can save you money
on everything we sell.
Lloyd & Adams.
A gentleman reached the city to
day from Jacksonville, and says he
could learn nothing there about this
city. Wouldn’t it be well for -our
railroad and steamboat lines to do-a
little advertising in that direction?
Lloyd <fc Adams are soiling their
entire stock of blank books, receipt
books, and everything in the station
ery line,at absolute cost. Call on them
Mrs. William Berrie left last night
for Milledgeville to nurse her sister,
Mrs. Taylor who is sick. Billy says:
“She took some of the children and
left the rest fer me to take care of.”
Guess she left none that could not
take care of themselves.
Capt. George Fahm, of Boston, Go.
is in the city on a visit to his mother
and family. The town has grown so
in the past few years that the Cap
tain had quite an experience last
night in finding his way home from
the show. Says ho thinks he must
have traveled “at least 26 miles.”
Guess his figures were considerably
exaggerated, but nevertheless they
show what progress is being made,
when a man who was raised here gets
lost in flndipg his way home to hie
mother’s house, and ho plumb sober.
SHOP REMOVED.
I have removed ray tin and general
repair shop to my residence, opposite
the ice factory, where I will be pleat
ed to receive any orders.
Chas. A. Hoyt.
* The Minstrels
Last evening were pronounced fine
by those who witnessed It, The mtf-
slo was particularly fine and the ac
robatic feats superb, particularly
that of the india rubber man, Who
stood upon two chairs, leaned over
backwards and picked up a tumbler
of water from the floor with his teeth,
and drank same as he straightened
up again to bis original position. ,
Boabdebs Wanted.—Rooms largo
and comfortable. First-class fare.
Termsmoderate. Apply to Mrs. J.
A. Bell, corner Gloucester street, op
posite Episcopal church.
Off For Washington.
Judge Atkinson, Mayor Dunn, Al
derman Madden and' Mr. W. E. Bur
bage, tho committee appointed by
Council to go to Washington, at the
request of Congressman Norwood,
left this morning, and will appear be
fore the committee on publio build
ings Friday, to lay before thorn tlio
needs of this city. They go well
heeled with facts and flguies.
Policeman Cut.
Olllcer Davis Dubborly was cut in
the faccjast night by a negro named
Warren Kenny. Dubborly was try
ing to arrest Kenny in Ponder’s sa
loon for some misdemeanor, when
the negro plunged hi% knife into his
jaw, cutting a long gash. Though an
ugly wound it is not considered dan
gerous. Kenny is still at large.
Lloyd <fc Adams can sell you the
best hair
brash 0u the city for the
least money.
All Aboard For SaT&naah.
Tho B. & W. R. R. will place on
sale excursion tickets from this city
to Savannah and return at tho
duced rate of $2 for the round trip
on account of the Jasper Festival.
Tickets will be on sale Feb. 20, 21
and 22, limited to five days from
date of sale.
Wanted, a carrier hoy. This office
A
That Compress.
Messrs. Bush & Campbell, the
great cotton compress men men, are
again in our city, looking over the
situation before putting up a com
press here. Wade in. gontlemen,
and don’t be afraid, thore is no need
to fear, Brunswick has laid aside her
baby clothes and the cotton is cer
tainly coming here next winter.
If “Old Fogey” will read the Jour
nal of this morning again he will find
that the information as to President
Garfield’s mother, furnished by that
paper is not a “a telegraphic dis
patch.” Such information docs not
como under tjic head of “telegraphic
specials,” as he ought to know if he
reads them. Young Fogey.
Run Over by Street Car.
Mr. Dan Randolph’s little hoy was
run over and badly hurt last evening
by a street car near the ice factory,
His leg is pretty badly cut, but we
trust tho wound will not prove seri
ous. Little boys cannot be too care
ful how tho play on streot car .tracks.
Only One More Week.
The Marlin Dry Goods Company
will offer “Bargains” only one more
week before dosing the establish
raent, and there is a probability of
closing up before Wednesday night.
In view of these facts we would ad
vise all who intend calling, but who
have delayed their movements to do
so at once and get the benefit of buy
ing at actual cost. Dont wait forth)
last minute.
Mabun Dby Goods Co.
Fob Rent: Twelve rooms over the
Co-Operative Store, suitable for two
families or for a boasding house.
Every convenience at hand. Apply
to D. J. Dillon.
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LENT. J
Editors AnvanTitgi-Amat, .
To-day, Ash Wednesday, is the
first day of Lent, and so thoroughly
docs the spirit ofEpUeopalitnlam rale
throughout tho community that, even
though its adherents are-lit a minor
ity in the United States, every
where gayetics have oome.to an end,'
and till Easter Day, balls ihd dances
and feastlngs will ho carried on, if at
all, on the sly, as if people were
sshamed,at being known al breakers
ofHhathafi.now oome to A'recog-
hue# law of society, and^ healthy
law at that, as even dancing and feast-
.if too
ESTABLISHED 1876.
I am Closing out my Entire Stock
FALL ANS WINTER
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ing pall upon their “total
long continued.
Since early this moral
worshipers have assoml
three churches belonging
copalians and Roman Ci
each of which the begin
“Great Forty Days” has
with tho rites appropriate to tho oc
casion. At tho Romalji 'Catholic
church the faithful wore - signed on
thetf. foreheads with aV rbss, the
thumb of the Priest being- lipped in
the ashes of the palm, hi seed last
year on Palui Sunday, blest id as so*
crcd ashes this morning^ iprinklcd
with holy water, and dulyiumigatcd
with incense. Over each kneeling pen
itent were recited in Latin,tho words:
“Remember, O man, that, thou art
dust, and unto dust shElt-* thou re
turn.” In the Anglican .elfcrch, and
those in communion with her, these
ceremonies were dropped at , the Re
formation, as experience proved they
tonded to superstition, evemeducated
persons attaching amaglcajj-efiflicacy
to the blessed ashes. Her ceremonial,
though plainer,is tho more impressive
from the fact of its being conducted
in a tongue and manner understood
by the people.
The word Lent is derived from the
old Saxon .word “Lenten” or Spring,
as the Fast of Lent always occurs at
that season of tho year. In the Ro
man Missal it* still retAins its Latin
name of Quadragesima, or space of
forty days, and since the second cen
tury the Lenten discipline—always
observed in the church, since Apos
tolic times—has been of obligation on
the faithful. Tho Greek church in
sists on a corporal fasting fifom sun
rise to sunset, which is literally ob
served by all, except the very young,
tho very old, and invalids, and in
cludes the most rigid abstinence from
flesh meat. In tho Roman Church,
what with the most delicate cooking,
tho most expensive fish, the non-pro
hibition of spirituous and fermented
liquors, and tho dispensations
even from abstinence from flesh meat,
except among the religious orders,
fasting is nearly nominal. No re
striction is put upoii amusements, nor
are any extra devotions preached up
as of obligation. In the Anglican com
munion tho season is very strictly
observed. Fasting and abstinence
and self-mortification are inculcated
and practiced, though tho church
leaves it to the consciences of her
At a Redaction of 20 per dt.
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Flannels, Blankets, Bed Comforts* tftf*
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derwear, Corsets, .Ladies*and Gents’Silk.
lEmhreltafoetc, _ . |
J. MIOHELSON.
people how they shall follow out her
lii
teaching.
As a rule these extra observances
assume the form of works of charity
and mercy, denying oneself of luxu
ries and giving tho proceeds to the
poor, more frequent attendances at
the sfervices which ore always in
creased during Lent, and greater
time given to private devotion and
self examination. As a rule, mar
riages are not celebrated daring this
season, a rule more rigidly observed
in tho Anglican than in the Roman
communion, except by the royal fam
ily of England, nearly every member
of which has hecn married in Lent,
the Queen having imbibed the free
views of tbo late Prince Consort on
I do jtbis in order to make rootn lfrr my
Spring Stock. I mean exactly what i say
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and ask you to call and be convinced: My
goods are offered at prices that are in the
reach of all. Life is short, and if you Want
to enjoy it, <£all and see the great bargains,
1 w ill give special bargains, in Cloaks,
ga
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this as on every other phase of eccle
siastics! discipline. In London the
theatres arc closed by law on Ash
Wednesday, on which day likewise
the members of the Houses of Lords
and Commons attend service at the
Church of St. Margaret, Rector the
Ven. Archdeacon Farrar, adjoining
Westminister Abbey, that being
their parish chnrch, and listen to a
sermon appropriate to the occasion
Ash Wednesday is of more mod
ern date than the Fast of Lent, which
really begins next Sunday. But as
no fast is ever observed on the Lord’s
Day, St. Augustine anathematized
all who should follow such a prac
tice; Pope Felix III, in the year 487
first added the four days from Ash
Wednesday inclusively to complete
the number of fasting days to forty,
of which thcsoa8on actually consists;
Popo Gregoiy the Grent in the sixth
century introducing the. sprinkling
of ashes on the first of these four ad
ditional days,* hence called Dies Cin-
crum—Ash Day. This practico the
Council of Beneventum in tho year
1091 strictly enjoined on the whole
church as of obligation, the English
Reformers abolishing it, “as being a
mere shadow, or vain show.” R.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
epsia and Liver Complaint? Shilon's
italizer is guaranteed to cure you.
Hodges & McCauley, Druggists.
Dr. A.B. McCASKITX,
PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
ST. SIMONS MILLS, Ga.
Twenty yean practical experience.
LJ.Leavy & Co.
AUCTION AND COUUMION EIBCNANTt, AND
GENERAL COLLECTUS AGENTS.
New Advertisements.
Additional Quarantine Rule.
Bnle It. Any ponon or penons loitering
arohnd re«iel* under tbo Quarantine Foie. In
small boats or otherwise shalTte held guilty ol a
vlols.'.oi of tho Quarantine Regulation..
Adopted February 10, 1888. *
E. A. NELSON,
Cl'k of Coano'l and Secretary B. of H.
Hard Coal
Jn.t received by schooner, and now unloading,
a cargo ol
SOGOOAL.
Call at onco and leave your order, for hard
*“»rdle
LITTLEFIELD & TISON.
NOTICE.
T HE nndenlgned, John C. Bather
gustos O. Bacon and W. Itintar 1
all ol Bacon, Bibbconnty Ga.. hereby | „
as required by {aw, that they,have formed a rail
road companv torb
the “Jacksonville l
Company." The ohjept and purpose of s
to constr oct, maintain and operate a mill
it and passengers, I
i county Ua.iOn t
. .. ^ themonth ofBean
point la said oottnty Of Charlton, or county of
CamdqSipn tbb lit* dlTtd^gthe^tateaol -
tho transportation of f
ginning at a point In Wayne
Altamuha river, opposite to t
creek, and ex lending tnrougl
gla apSfelorldnt bald point to
railroad ro be projected and
from JaekM>ovUIe,'tn the
neet wlth said railroad
For the purpfieA of dompfot!)
? ulilMtmMinv sni) tit
. -ii^mnjnny and of
the tame. .
articles of association a
will at tl'« proper time
LADIES
Do VowtOwn Dyeing nt Horae, with'
Peerless Dyes !
They will dye everything. The/.nre sold every
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