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The Work Room.

Liberal contributions from the following
iaaies LOT the work room of the Associated
CHARITIES, ara gratefully acknowledged by
the managers:
MRS. M: ). Ross, Mrs. Ann l.. Pierce, Mrs. s. T.
Spring, Mrs. s. I. Pickard, Mrs. Edward Fox Miss
Octayia Fox. N'"i'oS
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There have been 1877 changes and additions
to the voting lists the past three days as fol-
lows: l07 Wednesday, 107 Thursday and
1913 yesterday. Today is the last day the al
dermen will be session.
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Cold Waves

Are predicted with reliable accuracy, and people
liable TO the pains and aches of rheumatism dread
every change to damp or stormy weather. Al
though we do not claim Hoods Sarsaparilla to be
positive specific for rheumatism, the remarkable
cures 1t has effected show that it may be taken
for rheumatism with reasonable certainty Of bene-
fit. Its action in neutralizing the acidity of the
blood which is the cause of rheumatism consti
tutes the secret of the success of Hoods Sarsa
parilla in curing this complaint. If you suffer
from rheumatism give Hoods sarsaparilla fair
trial we believe it will do you good.
Il suffered long time with rheumatism in my
left arm and shoulder, my blood being In a very
low condition. was avised to use Hoods Sar-
saparia, and did SO with great success. Since
have been taking 1t have not been troubled
with rheumatism, and my blood is In better
condition. MRS; M MOUNT, 800 Nostrand Ave-
nue., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for SIS. Prepared
only by c. l. HOOD Il CO., Lowell, Mass.
,0ra 100 Doses One Dollar
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The weather today
49,

The Ueather today
70 likely to b
rainy.
PORTLAND. February 20. 1890.
Y M P O r T A N T
i changes in our Art
needlework depart
ment necessitate the re-
moval of the extensive silk
stock to rear counter near
the draperies.
In order that the public
may locate this change we
propose to make today and
Monday eventful days for
this department.
The most important will
be the Prize on "a inch In
dia. Silk which will be made
soc per yard. 1t is we'll
known that our assortment
and quality is not equalled
in Maine and the goods are
in constant demand for fan
cy work and dress materia-
ais.
Attention is also called
to the assortment of Surah
Silks at 65 C and colored
Satin at soc which will
hereafter be shown at this
counter.
Sixteen new colorings in
figured Florentine Silks
will prove no small part of
the attraction at the new
silk counter, nearly all of
these being our exclusive
designs.
To make this end of the
store the objective point
for the next few days a
special sale of stamped
Linen Goods will begin
this morning to include
Splashers and Tray Cloths
at CSC and a big induce
ment in long Scarfs at soc.
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have always received the cordial support
of the Superintendent of Schools.
EBEN S. BURNS.
INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS.

INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS.
There have been ITO wooden buildings
erected in Portland the past year; 6S
dwellings and additions, % stables. sheds.
etc. 6 stores and shops; 10 manufactures 2
offices ard churches. OF brick buildings
there were "a built: 10 stores and additions !;
2 offices, 2 stables; hospital basement to be
finished the coming year, and addition to
church and houses. The dwellings have
been of considerable variety, from dwell
ing house for one family to the apartment
house for six.
MILK INSPECTOR.
On my list there are 1877 dealers, So who
sell from carts and SO from stores. The
character Of the milk supply, as far as can
be judged from physical tests is generally
good, although sample Is occasionally met
with whose specific gravity is as low as
water. Seven samples have been found
cOlored which leaves it open to the suspicion
of adulteration. The coloring matter most
frequently used is anutto or ottar, and while
not ranked among the poisons neither can it
be con sidered entirely harmless. 1t is a
most filthy substance, and introduced into
milk fills 1t with bacteria which promote
putrefaction. Colored milk spoils much
sOurs in less than "a hours from the cow it
may properly be regarded with suspicion.
Two things hinder the inspector: one the
want of a suitable room for analytical work
and the other the necessity of two hours
tramp to register and license the dealers
leaving the Inspector little strength to stand
round an hour to put the samples collected
N the corner of examination at the office. A
room near the City Building is needed for
the inspector well lighted and furnished
with water and drainage. If such room
was afforded the inspector could attend to
registering and licensing of dealers.
HEERY L. CUMMINGS, M. ID.
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e. Law,ence street. Fair.

A very enjoyable fair and entertainment
was given by the ladies Of the st. Lawrence
street church last evening, and in spite of
the rain good audience was present.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
FRIDAY-Frederick BELLEVUE vioIot,no ,ho l.,
Bird, District Attorney. N'ii'"i''eu'
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When baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
deco d&wly
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Been In Collision.

The steamship Vancouver, of the Domin-
ion line, from Liverpool for Halifax and
Portland, has been in collision off Liverpool
with the steamer Northgate, which put into
Barrow badly damaged. The injury to the
Vancouver is unknown
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Fire Insurance-Morse, Pinkham & Co., 8
Exchange street. Insure.
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Something new. Dunlap tall hat. Merry.

Closing out fur robes, gloves and horse
blankets for less than cost. Coe.
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For any case Of nervousness, sleep.
iessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
fheonly nerve medicine for the price in market
dw1r IN
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EOR RENT-Three minutes walk from Con-
Il gress street, story frame house number SO
Oak street, between Spring andiFree streets The
house has been radically improved In arrange
ment OF rooms, starways, &C., also by paint and
paper as well as In sanitary arrangement. Nine
rooms, sunny and pleasant. Immediate possess
sion. BENJAMIN SHAW, ASIA Exchange
street. III
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NOW is TIE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
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Twenty new styles Of stiff hats to be OPP
ened today. Coe, 1877 Middle street.
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The Dunlap hats are issued today, the OPP
ening day over the country. Merry, the hat
Tar
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No LADY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT
inflammation of the Bladder.

POLICEMAN E. E. HEATH, of Portland Me-,
writes: "For good many years have suffered
from Inflammation of the Bladder. 1t dates back
to my army days. Physicians could not relieve
me. But one bottle of HUNTS RE uEDY
relieved, and few bottles cured me. SO well did
ing from the same trouble, complicated by other
diseases peculiar to women tried the same rem
edy, and was completely cured by the use of only
two bottles of HUNTS II EMEDY. We are
both loud In its prase.D
DRUGGIST A. w. SMITH certifes to a knowl-
edge Of the above facts, and that ii the of
HUNTS RE MEDS that effected a cure Of
Inflammation of the Bladder in the case of Mrs.
Be wise! Use HUNTS REMEDY.
On. CRITTENToN, Sole Agent, New York.
feb22eod3m nrm
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DR.. {. B. REED,
CIairvoyant, Magnetic and Botan-
ic Physician.
800 1.2 Congress ST., Portland, Ne.

For the treatment OF chronic and complicated
commonly noticed upon our streets every day
trying to circulate their old poisoned blood, and
and beat little more, and then die a miserable
death from BloOL Poison, deceived by class
OF physicians that claim to make diagnosis OF all
their patients cases by guessing, and then still
worse, introducing medicine they know, will If
taken properly by clock time poison the blood
and Kill their patients. DIR. Reed claims that ne
Will take all such cases as have been described IN
this advertisement for a reasonable compensa-
lion, and make permanent cure OF nine tenths OF
all OF these. The only step necessary Is 10 call
upon Dr. Reed at his office. Examin stou ut n
distance 81. First and second sight examina
ton at office. ONCE hours from a. m. to 0. pm.
mari d3m
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The Voting Lists.

THE PRESS Is THE BEST PAPER IN
THE STATE. PRICE So PER YEAR In
ADVANCE.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE PRESS
is CONSTANTLY INCREASING. FIFTY
CENTS A MONTH is A POPULAR
PRICE
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SEEN AND HEARD.
This letter came to hand recently:

ms letter came W nanh Aeeon"J
Nh Dear AFR. SuUester
/ was greatly interested in your paragraph
about Rifle 81 in last Saturdays PRESS, the more
experience. am very light and very ntiul
sleeper and almost anything serves to wake me.
MANY a time I'm warm weather when my chamber
windows have been open have heard the h0arse
whistle YOU spoke of, so far away that l could
hardly tell it was whistle. Then came, after
rumble as II the train went over a bridge Just
this side of West Falmouth. Then announcer
whistle another rumble another whistle and an
other stop at Westbrook Junction. They gener-
ally have trouble starting here, and there Is
good deal of slipping and putting. There Is an
foods. The train then starts and rolls swiftly
along, sliding over culvert or two and the FORT
land Street bridge. On one particular night last
summer that well remember, heard all OF TINS
and when the train stopped In the Union station
distinctly heard the whistle of the air brake: NOT
gage unoaded, each with an individual tnump
that distinctly heard. Then the car inspector
began beating the car wheels OF the cars 10 TEST
their sOundnesS In moment the brakeman
broke the air hose between the tender ana tne
head car with that peculiar air-brakey pop: linen
Thompson's Point round-house and the Boston
and Maine engine backed up to the train heard
the brakeman call 'Six feet" 1.-TWO feet" etc.,
and then he hammered awhile on the coupling
pin. Soon the engine began to pump air ana az
the Pleaasnt street clock struck TWO. the tram
Pullman there is freight train that comes In
from the East and goes out again To Boston, ana
this have followed by ear along nearly the
same course. My house is in the western part OF
the city near the Williston church:
Yours, etc.,
POINT
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Reformi Smoke Agnes Booth Cigars. schlot
terbeck g. Foss have them.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.


BEFORE JUDGE GOULD
FRIDAY-John II. Hassett and Arthur I,bh,,
common drunkards; each thirty days in county
iaI N~NHeJ
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Flag Raising at west school.

DO YOU TAKE THE PRESSP IF NOT
TRY 1T ONE MONTH. PRICE soc
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MAR lACE s.

Purity by the pound. Index Soap.
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Railroad M alters.

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VANCE
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SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 1.
NEw ADvERTIsEMENTs TODAY.

FOURTH PAGE.
House to let.
owen Moore & Co.
To let-Furnished room.
Dry edgings-A. u. Morse.
No lady should be without.
Dreslyft-Dimick & Austin.
Wanted--Apothecary clerk.
DIR. K. b. Reed-Clairyoyant
f1Tenements-J c. Woodman.
I'll. s. treasury-Sealed proposals.
III E. Lunt & Co., Union wharf,
+ saturday sale-Geo. G. Shaw & Co
EGrand Trunk railway Excursions.
Robert f. Somers, 232 Middle street.
Fred r. Farrington-Reliab clothier.
@. j. Farrington-Middle street clothier.
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: cAUcUsEs.

Those new styles Of Gygers and Wilcox
hats have come. Coe, the halter.
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CITY REPORTS.

These municipal reports have been re-
ceived.
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Young Mems MeetIroa

Il OF our Spring styles now ready. Merry
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19
ALSO REPREsE NTs-
Southern Mutual Building and Loan Association.

North British and Mercantile Insurance Co.. of London
Northern Assurance Company of London.
The London Assurance Co poration.
Macon Fire Insurance Company.
Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Company of New York
assets and Capital $1,000000 Issues surety bonds;
guarantees the fidelity of persons in positions of trust
such as employees of railroads, banks, ctc also adj
minsratols: guardians etc. Issues accident policies
Of el1Gant rate 4saa'es Plate GLASS policies at low
rates.
THE STRONGEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD.
ANY INFORMATION GLADLY ADDRESS, ENCLOSING STAMP
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19
VESSELS IN PORT.

Steamship Lancaster, Br, l145 tons, Thomp-
son; Terminal Company
Bark Chas. Cox, Br, or tons, Nelson;
ready for sea; Stilwell, Millen " Co.
Bark Carmel, Nor, 604 tons, Thorsen:
Cook Bros q Co.
Bark John Black, BIZ, 545 tons, Potter;
j. j. McDonough.
Bark N edusa, Nor, SIS tons, Oxemholm
Hunter, Benn Il Co.
Bark Venerata, Nor, 626 tons, Petersen;
Stilwell, MiIlen & Co.
Bark Edward, Ger SOP tons, Utecht; Geo
W Haslam.
Bark Gyda, Nor, 521 tons, Sorenson: Frier.
son u Co,
Bark Bremen, Br, 852 tons, Eagles;
w d Wheelwrght 4 Co.
Bark Fred p Litchfield, Am, 1,041 tons
Young; Hilton IL Dodge Lumber Co.
Bark Henry A Ltchtield; 6l2 tons, Am,
Davis: VIM. d. Wheelwright Y Co.
Bark Magma, Nor, 123 TONS Christensen;
Hilton q Dodge Lumber Co.
Bark Portinscale, BIZ Az tons; Frierson Il
Co.
Bark Almaria, Nor, 67S tons, Nelson;
G Downing, Jr, & Co.
Bark SValen, Nor, $50 tons, Henriksen
G Downing Jr " Co.
Bark Haakon Haakonsen, Nor. Gl9 tons;
G. Downing, Jr IL Co.
Bark horde skiold, Sw 6j5 tons, West
man, C Downing, Jr, Il Co.
Bark Magne, Nor, 625 tons, Sorensen; {
Downing, Jr, y Co.
Barkeniine VIM Philips, Am, 5GS tons.
Potter; Stiwell, Millen u Go.
Barkentine Jennie Sweeney, Am, GIL tons,
Morse; Stilwell. Millen & Co.
Barkentine G s Bushnell, Am, 645 tons,
Jones; Geo w IlaslaIH.
Brig Raimunda Sp, 213 tons, Oliver; Still
well, Millen II Co.
Brigantne Clotilde, Sp 278 tons; Il. Torras
Schooner Matte +. Eaton, Am, $50 tons,
Carnage; Hilton u Dodge Lumber Company.
Schooner Attic, Br, IA tons, Roberts,
Frank d. Aiken.
Schooner John II. Cross Am, 3S5 tons,
Rawley; Hilton Il Dodge Lumber Co.
Schooner Henry Prescott, Am, 434 tons,
Turner; Stillwell, Millen &c Co.
Schooner LaPlata, Br, Sloan; W Wheel
wright u Co.
Schooner Howard Smith, Ara, IT'S tons,
HoWes
Schooner NJ. r. Rawley, Am, $50 tons
RaWley.
BOUND FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Glenola, Br, SOS tons, Houghtoh;
Rosario Nov. 23d.
Bark Theodor, Nor, 293 tons; sailed -
for Brunswick or Savannah: and Queenstown
Bark Congo, Nor, 442 tons, Simonsen
sailed Rosario, September ~, Tor Para and
Brunswick.
Bark Condor, Nor, 913 tons' MCNutG; al
Liverpool. October l,
Bark Mary Jane. Rr, 629 TONS Sprague; at
Barrow; November II.
Bark Sara Russ, 532 tons, Johannesen; al
Barrow, November Is.
Brig Achilles, Nor, 467 tons, Dahl, sailed
Alloa November for Demerara and Bruins
wick.
Bark Palermo, Br, 799 tons, Walker; sailed
Buenos Ayres December 81.
Bark Umberto Primo, 1t, 766 tons, Ira
verso at Buenos Ayres November 1.
Bark Fanny l. Cam Br, 797 tons, Crosby;
at Buenos Ayres prior December Is.
Bark Maori, BIZ, CSC tons, jackson; cleared
Londonderry December 3d.
Brig Medea, Nor, 272 tors, Halfrom; at
Glasgow for Brunswick or Charesto1
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19
FOR = ALE.

New Hope plantation 900 acres on st.
Simon's Island; two story dwelling,
surrounded by fine old live oaks, oeanders,
myrtle, shrr rs and sage palm is unrivalled
Deer, rabbits, opossums, coons, squirrels,
wild ducks, glnnet, quail and snipe as well
as fish, oystl s and prawn in plenty. Good
wharf, and steamers stop, going from
Savannah to Brunswick.
For Sale for Thirty Days = Fifty Thousand
(50,OG0) Acres of Timbered Land, on line of
Brunswick and Western Railroad, about forty
miles from Brunswick, at 81 % per acre
For Sale for Thirty Days-Two Thousand
Five Hundred (3,5O0) Acres of Good Pine
land, near Waynesville, suitable for Saw
Mills; price $50.
Corner lot facing Lovers Oak, 9Ox1S0 feet
price $4,000.
Installment plan-A number of lots and
dwellings on the installment plan, paying s.
to $40 per month. | have recently sold a
good many lots on this plan.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19
NAVAL STORES RECEIPTS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY TINES,
BRUNSWICK. GA. Ian. rs. 1870

OFFICE OF THE DAILY TINES,
BRUNSWICK, GA, Jan. 49, 1890.
Since September l, the receipts of naval
stores at this port have been as follows:
Barrels rosin reported previously. ....... 6S sos
Received to-day Observation-Disclosures. Il
Total. ....................GS9 32
Casks spirits reported previously ....11,159
Received to-day Observation-Disclosures. 80
IOJal.. ...................11,20 9
In the naval stores market to-day spirits II r
pentine was steady. Rosn was quoted firm
q I tho fnlloNVinu dournS.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19
REAL ESTATE.
VI. 3. BURROUGHS
OFFERS

l have for sale long established business
on Newcastle street that is psyi 20 per
cent. to the owners but they wishtoseil and
engage in other pursuits. VIII sell business
and lease on store house Tor twelve months
and a trst-class stand
Nine ~ new Two-story Dwelling Houses
built last August; nicely located in tie Sc nth
ern and northern portions OF the city. For sale
on easy monthly payments
For sale near Jacksonville Fla-H, alth
Resort, Orange Grove and Cattle Range,
one and half miles from the broad Atlantic.
The second Garden of Eden ever ind il
this country; come and consult me, this is
great bargain Tor some one.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Brunswick.
To Masters of Vessels.

Masters Of vessels in the port OF Brunswick
may find at THE TINES office the New York Her
aid and the Maritime Register. An easy chaiI
awaits each master who wishes to read these
papers. THE TINES will be glad to have every
master who enters the port visit the editorial
rooms.
PORT OF BRUNSWICK, January IS.
High water on the bar, 5:l4 a. M. $40
p. IN.
Low water Oh the bar. 11:42 a, m; 11:4C
y. Il.
ARRIVED.
Bark Geo Davis, BIZ, CAB tons, Morris; Mon
tivideO.
Steamer St Nicholas, Usina, Fernandina
{. s. Stephens, agent.
DEPARTED.
Revenue Cutter George S. Boutwell, on
cruise.
Steamer st. Nicholas, Usna, Savannah:
c. s. Stephens agent.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19

10000 acres of pine land in one body,
forty miles from Brunswick, Ga. lat 81 90
per acre. Railroad runs through this
tract Terms easy.
Lots in any part OF the city on easy
terms.
Will sell you lots three squares from
the Oglethorpe at city valuation. The
Southern Mutual Building and Loan
Association, of which l am the agent,
will loan you money at per cent. for
six years to build You home for your
wife and little ones. Why pay rent any
longer?
Remember only sixty (6O) cents per
month per share. Deny yourself some
luxury, take few shares and get your
family a home. You will never regret it.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19

Per EFT V u G Jan'y Is. D Ogg Agent
Glauber II lsaac@, I Newman, 4 ii Barnt S, j
X Minehan W Freeman. Lloyd Il Adams, j
W Smith. | Cohen, Clas Kimball, Miss a G
lison, Z McGarvey, Alice Graham, G E
shipp. Dunham IIotchkiss x Co, Brunswick
Light x Water Co, G W Wicking, j 7 4 J NJ
Keen, Agt Z T V " &, S f Armstrong. Bwk
Hardware Co, A + Franklin, Moore Il Nc.
Crary, y Mayer IL Ullman, S /. Hampton d
| Dunn, j j Lott Il Co, q w Calvin, L Harp
err, Il BoWles, c Downing Jr ~ Co, w d
Wooten, r Torras, Coney " Parker, A
Churchill,
Per b. Il w. r. R., Jan. II. C Meyer Agt-
Brunswick Hardware Co, II l. B Virgins, A
Kqser 4 Bro, Advertiser, 5 Mayer IS Gilman
) Il Clark, N NJ Bingham. j Michslsoa, J
J Spears l. Meriwelher, Agt " ", II T
Dunn, w Joergeg, Lloyd " Adams, c Nc
Garvey. & IL Dickinson, A + Churchill ID
Dunn, j e duBignon, Jekyl Island Club,
hrauss " Son, Bay Street Pharmacy, ID
Woodruff, W G Brantley, First Nat Bank, L
II Mason u Co, VIM Anderson, E Breisinick
" Son, IL O Smith
Per Ga 4 Fla Inland Steamboat Co, Jan
II, c S Stephens, Agent T u NJ Keen,
{ 5 stephens, \ Kaiser y Bro, ] 7 Dent, W
Joerger, G w Calvin, DeLorme Il Peters, II
+ Schriey 7, CoIIatt Bros, Souza ~ a!lett
J Num-, { w A{te, II Selig, 5 NJ Glogauer
Chas Hoffman, " CroYatt, J W Sinth " Co,
Haskell, S Mayer " Ulmau, Lloyd u
Adams, 7 " Dexter, J VI Tison, j Dab sc,
} B Davis, A f Franklin Ii lark d w Fol
som.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19

For Sale for Thirty DAYS Good Store
house, with lot 45X9O feet rents 10, SIS a
month, Price $1,000 cash, e)cn.r lot
For Sale for Thirty Days.-l y feet by 22J
on Cochran avenue, rents fo- s. Per m tn /;
price $1,000
Six acres between and st eets; ont3 on
f. T., '. Il G. Il. r.; s., 90 one 1 ird cast,
one third one year and one third Two years.
When desired | will make adyan c on
prop 9rty placed in my hands for lUt sale.
$1,000 for a TWO-STORY HOUSE CJca
ran avenue Four rooms Il III Ai- 4. Rents
for Sl2 per month.
have every variety of rlop r'y RS 10,
and good rent-paying properly thAt pays
large interest on money inve ted.
That valuable block fronting 40 Il on
the East I. r. r., surrounded Gu 4 ii /, by
slleets-suitable for mauufac urt 6 purpos 5
OF all kinds just one-half mill lrolu ost
Office
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19
WEEKLY COMPARISON.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY TIM

UFFICE OF THE DAILY TIMEs !
BRuNsNIcK. GA. Jan. 10, 1880
The weekly comparison OF The amount of cot
ton received this season with tie amount re-
ceiyed up to the same date last year is as
follows:
Total receipts to date. 301
Total receipts to same date last year...... 90,S27
Net Increase this
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19
I Stop on signal.
n Rt.anl-fact

stop on signal.
p Breakfast.
Trains do not stop where time is not given.
Purchase tickets at the station AMI save eX-
ira fare collected upon the train.
Connections made at WaycrOss with Savan-
nah, Florida Il Western Railway for all oints
North and South.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Mann's
Boudoir Cars on through rains-JacksonyilIe
and Cincinnati and Jacksonville and st. Louis.
For new sectional map OF Florida and articles
descriptive OF its resources and capabilities, with
data for planting and Cultivatng the principal
products OF the soil and the time OF their maturl-
ty, the latter prepared under the auSpcies Oh the
Department OF Agriculture OF the state Agricul-
tural College, also county maps and pamphlets
descriptive OF each county, authenticated by the
boards OF county commissioners, town Sites,
township plates and the lands for sale 10y the
Land Department South Florida II. r.. and the
Plant investment Company all published for
gratuitous distribution, address d. IL. Elliot,
General Land Agent, Sanford, Fla.
H. S. HAINES, GEO. W. HAINES,
Gent Manager. superintendent.
G. D. OWENS, ]. A. McDUFFIr,
Traffic Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
f. w. Angler,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1890-01-19

Schooner Conecuh, Am, ISL tons; South
ard; sailed New York December %
Sc ooner Laura V Rose Am, 466 tons,
Gardner; at Bermuda January l.
Schooner VIM, w. Converse, Am, 700 tons,
Hazleton; sailed, Baltimore, Jan. 4.
Schooner o. H. Brown. Am, $50 tons,
Brown; at New York, Jan, S, via. Savannah.
Bark Emelie, Russ; sailed Rio Janero,
December g.
Bark Ida. Braz; sailed Rio Janero Deem
Der s
Bark Nancy Smith, Am, 420 tons, Hodg
kinsen sailed Santos November 30.