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\ / <<PAmnroB H ponma ra • utMD-thMlahta yonna m®, ' A>m»-tIiIaf**own r*u« mm. i »«iW» re « nI " p^a-bead-at-tliMhowa young mo, ra( teewwtono-front young man, Vlnow-brlmmeMiat young nun, ■ tralUr-for-cMb, but etlll Hying on bol^ 2,^on«w>-*e<* young man. ~ aa-only-daogMor young girl, wjIKmriMwWrtaaea young girl, f^ynlihlng. dainty, aD-powdcr-nad-pointy g W p.till-otovcn young girl. m , wonld-bo-methetlc young girl, 4 flotaon-tho-arta young girl, • poet-ln-embryo, don •aknow-a-UUng^roo.kaom gj^a-tboaurfaoa young girl Itt a novel-reading young girl ;v ' 4 Bc-ewike-tlll-three young girl, ' Afc. g romantic, baU-craay, but terribly lazy, '■* let-ma-do-tbo-work young girl ^njotlyn Hagtt. H ***‘ A IIARBOR IN THBOPEN GULP. ■ disappearance op tap larger ANIMALS, Paris Airfare, one of the lead _ Journals devoted to tho popularization of natural history, deplores the rapid disappearance and threatened extinction of the larger species of nnimala the world over. Since man has been their competitor the progressive diminution of their numbers hna been very rapid, and the present age may witness their entire disappearance. The Journal no tices the fact that sinoo the competition offered by man, more formidable thaw any other they have had to meet, many species of the larger animals have id- ready become extinot, and many of those whioh still havo living representatives ore doily diminishing in numbers. The animals which are unfortunately doomed to speedy destruction oomprise , those species whioh are hunted with Between the mouth of the Mississippi j , . * P roflt > <* 111066 whose existence is dsn- gnd Galveston, about ten or fifteen miles to tho southwest of Sabine pass, is a gerous to that of man. In the struggle they are called upon to bub tain for their dace in the Gulf of Mexico, which is rTV_T iT tT m Umonly called the “Oil Ponds" by I lttbor J* ^ in that locality. Thero is no land with- - . . , , .. . '“T * fifteen miles, and yet such * the tfectof the oil thus oast upon the j'Powers aregzeatiy:u^rior irs by the lavish hand of nature that I f 8 * 4 ** “*" ■» , ,, . . .. , disappearing before the bullets of ambi- jwd m the severest storms the sea in Uona Jf d %er hunter8 ^ whale8 ffie Oil Ponds is comparatively smooth, I - * c id bo well is this known that when toe “ d 0thM m email vessels that trado between Cal casieu, Grange, Sabine, Beaumont and Galveston fail to moke a harbor at Gftl- soaroe; the largest of the deer family, the elan, is less widely distributed than formerly; the largest of wild cattle, the _ ,, , .. _ aurocks, whioh once ranged over the K* on or Sabine they run off for the ofl wholo E now ^ foimd * wells let go their anchors and nde out Lithuaaia ^ Moldavia; Ibe gale in safety. The ml covers j covers the prairie Bator in a thicksctun, and, apparently, I ^ tx)Un( ,less lords; tho great orma- rises from thebed of the gulf, which at moig llig ri froffi SoIlth that point » not more than fifteen or and the kangaroo from Australia. eighteen foot below tho snrfaoo. No ° one, wo believe, has ever attempted to nelsons natal wound at mi- strike oil in the Gulf of Mexico, but it falgar. is net extravagant to expect that some A ball from the mizzeutop of the “Re- flay capital and enterprise will Buoceod doubtable,” only fifteen yards distant In seeming tho oil whioh is now wasted from where Nolson was standing, struck is these wonderful ponds and placing it the epaulette of his left shoulder, about on tho markot for sale.—New Orleans a quarter after bine, during the greatest Democrat. heotof tho notion. It passed through tho spine, and lodged in the musoles of science is progress. the ucck on the right side. Nelson fell To scionoe, again, we owe the idea of 0 n his face, and on that part of the deck progress. Tho ancients, said Bagehot* w h 0 re thero yet lay a pool of his secre- "had no conooption of progress; they tary’s blood; and Capt. Hardy, on did not so much as reject tho idea; they turning round, saw three men—amarine did not oven entertain it.” It is not, I sergeant and two sailors—raising him think, now going too far to say that the U p. “Hardy,” said he, faintly, “they true test of civilization of a nation must have done for mo at last.” “I hope bo measured by its progress in science, not.” replied his old Bhipmate. “Yes, It is of ton said, however, that, great and my backbone is shot through. ” As Ser- Oncxpeotod as the recent discoveries geont Socket and others bore him down havo been, there are certain ultimate tho ladder ho saw that the tiller ropes problems which must over remain uu- had beou shot away, and ordered new solved. For my part, I would prefer 1 ones to bo rovo. Ho then covorod his to abstain from laying down any such foo and bis stars with his handkerchief limitations. When Park asked thcArabs that the crew, who loved him so well, vhat became of tho sun at night, and might romoiu ignorant of bin fate, whether tho sun was always tho some or Through tho horrors of the oookpit, aew each day, they replied that such a whioh was crowded by the wounded and question was childish and boyond tho tho dying, ho was borne with difficulty reach of lmman investigation. Even as to a pallet in the Midshipmen’s berth, bite as 1842 so high an authority as where it was soon discovered that tho Comte treated as obviously impossiblo wound was mortal; and though aware; and hopeless any attempt to determino By the gush of blood every moment in the chemical composition of tho lioavon- his breast, that no human skill could ly bodies. Doubtless there ore ques* avail him, he novor lost his presence of (ions the eolation of which wo do not as mind for a moment. Nothing could bo yot see our way oven to attempt; never- done to lessen his sgouy, aud all his at- theless tho oxperiouee of tho post warns fondants could do was to fuu him with Us not to limit the possibilities of the paper nnd give him lemonade to alleviate future.—{Hr John Lubbock before the his intense thirst; aud there lay “ tho mighty Nelson,” weaker than a child, with tho roar of his lust and greatest victory in his dyhui ear. British Association. BRET 1IAUTE. Francis Bret Horto was lwm at Alba ny, N. Y., in 1837. At 17 ho wont to California, where he taught school, be came a miner and than a compositor in 4 newspaper office at Eureka, Nov. turning to Son Francisco, he was a com positor, and afterward editor of tho Golden Er*. cessively in the Surveyor General’s office; the United States Marshal’s office and tho Branch Mint, and was concerned in the sieur.” management of tho Californian. He X.—“ And von a young ladeo sho tell became widoly known by his poems and a young man she no haf lieem, you say Characteristic pictures of Oolifomia lifo sho geef lieem de sack ?” custom which interested a FRENCHMAN. Monsieur X.—“I discovnre ono curi- Ro- ous gustorn in your countree, madam." Madam.—“What is that, Monsieur?" X—"It ees zis. Yen a young sho He held positions suo- got—vat you call it—married, sho bag her game I tink I hear you say ?” M.—“ We sometimes so remark, Mon in tho Overland, Monthly, founded and edited by him in July, 1668, Sinoo then M.—“ Quito true, Monsieur.’’ X —“ Now, Madam, when I read in ho has published several volumes Ot ze dieshun, I find zo sack and zo bog Stories, sketches and poetry. Harte now ' are ze same ting. So, Madam, I find lives in England. A MXSTERT. me dat it is zo gustorn in zis oountroe ven a young lodee sho will marry she put ze young man in ae bog ; aud ren ze " My dear,” said Smithere to his wife; what gentleman of continually attracts toe pubUc attention ?" And when Mm , ^ MaJam; it mooch ^ omithors had given it np, he told her, . „ A Mr. E, to be sure.” His wife say* j ft is a Mr. E to her that Smithere hasn’t „ Br Jovo j» exclaimed Charley, “did landed in a lunatic asylum or the Penn- : twig thnt barmaid ? She’s a stun- ejlvama Legislature long ago.—Oil City ner> >Iul no w i 3ttt ko !" “ No,” replied Derrick . George, pointing hia thumb over his left shoulder at a poor rog.exl inebriate; “no, I diilu’t notice the barmaid. My attention was directed to what the bar made.” Paint am! Oil Store! RAILROAD, SteiinM and Pure White Lead, Zinc & Colors, Glass Putty, Varnishes & Brushes Plain and Decorative Wall Paper Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Etc., Locks, Sash-Weights, Cord, Hinges, Screws, Etc., Lime, Plaster, hair & cement. NO. 5, WHITAKER STREET, Brunswick & Albany Bailr’d T X M E3 rr AIB L E. Takes Edect Monday, October 3d. 1S81- The Ladies’ Store I with to call the attention of tbo UUlas of Bran*, wick and on the linen of onr railroads to my hand- «jBS assortment of Millinery & Fancy Goods, CONSISTING OP French Chip Hats *od Bonnets, French Felt Hats and Bonnets, Plume*, French and American Flower*, Glove*, Lace*, Plush and Satin Ribbona, 8aah & Shadod Ribbons Shaded Satin* lor dross trimming, Silk Velveta, Velveteen in all colora, Children's and Ladies’ Ho*e. Dress Trimmng* Pn?*amenterie and Fringes, Worsted Goods, Button*. Canvaa Mottoes, etc. KID GLOVES, EVERT PAIR WARRANTED. This store 1* exclusively for ladles, and they will find a varied assortment in LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR, AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. Only Lady Clerks Will be employed, who will show goods My 5ot Counter Is still kept up, wbero will bo found many useful article. When you do not sec what you wish, ask for It, and if I haven’t it, will order it for you with pleasure. Country orders solicited. MRS- M- C. ROWE. A. E. HEINS, Baker & Confectioner, -ALSO DEALER IN TRAINS GOING WEST. TRAINS GOING EAST. (HEAD urWASDK.) FREIGHT NO. 3. PASSEN GER NO. 1 LEAVE. s STATIONS. i PASSEN GER NO. 1. LEAVE. FREIGHT NO. 4. L 5:00 AH 9:00 am ! BRUNSWICK 171 A. 6:45 A. 7:15 L. 6:00 9:50 16 JAMAICA 155 6:00 L. 6:20 L. 6:37 10:22 25IWAYNESWILLE... 146 5:32 L. 5:43 L. 7:10 10:46 32 ILULATON 139 5 06 || L. 5:10 L. 8:10 11:26 45 HOBOKEN 126 4:29 L. 4:10 L.8:37 11:41 50 SCH LAT’ItVILLE.. 121 4:13 L. 3:50 L. 0:50 12:20 pm 60-WAY CROSS 111 3:43 L. 3:05 L. 10:23 12:41 67 WARESBOUO 104 3:15 L. 2:00 L. 11:12 1:14 * 78 MILLAVOOD 93 2:43 L. 1:14 L. 12:10 2:10 J 9C PEARSON 81 2:10J L. 12:10 L. 12:27 pm 2:20 93 KIRKLAND 78 1:35 L. 11:48 L. 1:10 2:47 101 WILLICOOCHEE.. 70 1:10 § L. 11:06 L. 2:11 3:23 112 A LAPPA IIA 58 12:32 pm L. 10:15 L. 2:50 3:56 1221 BROOKFIELD 49 11:52 L. 9:22 L. 3:35 4:21 130ITIFTON 41 11:27 L. 8:40 L. 3:52 4:35 133 RIVERSIDE 38 11:16 L. 8:15 L. 4:21 4:53 139TYTY 32 10:53 L. 7:44 L. 4:50 5:12 14.5 ALFORD 26 10:34 [.. 5:37 5:35 If 151 ISABELLA 20 10:15 L. 6:20 L. 6:20 6:01 161 DAVIS 10 9:35 L. 5:35 A. 7:00 A. 6:30 171 EAST ALBANY 9:00 A m L. 5:00 AJ Appn ■%’•■( I R. D. HEADER, Superintendent. CHARLES L. SCHLATTER, Goal Manager. FJoreston Cologne. A Von, Bollshtfol and Fashionable 1’orfiiDio. ExMi'mnslyTr«r»nt,La«tlnB*Bofl*shlBa. bold bydruggUti and fancy goods lUalen, Iliacox Ac Co., Chemists, N.Y. PARKER’S GINGER TDNIC ulnger v Bacnu. aanaratr, suiiingin ana Imnny other of the best medicines known are aim-, •binca so skillfully in Parker’s Ginger Tonic a; •to make it the greatest Blood Purifier and the Health and Strength Restorer over used Bowels, Lungs, Livor, Kidneys, Urinary Organs and all Female Complaints. If you ore wasting away with Consumption or •any dtscasc.usc the Tonic to^y. No matter what ’your symptoms may be , Remember! This *] is the Best Fanily Mcl... , . diilercnt from Bitter*. Ginger Preparations nnd; ’other Tonics, and combines the bcstcurattveprop- ertiesofalL Buy a 50c. bottle of your druggist. ►None genuine without oar signature on outsidef Hgcoxfi Co., Cncmists. wrapper^ JoslWri^M Green Grocer, There is a remarkable family of seven brothers and two sisters residing within short distances of one another in Oswego county, N. Y., remarkable in point of ongenty ) their united ages being 672; Employ your timo well, if you mean years, and their circle never having been ; _j_ | oia , im . evaded by death. B PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM i IiST GREEN AND BLACK TEAS. HOISTS GENUINE NEW CHOP GARDEN SEED ONION SETS. ■HOWE CHEWING <t SMOKING TOBACCO. fhe uest 5 lient Cigars. AND DEALER IN Country Produce GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, STANDARD AND FANCY CRACKERS, CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS, Etc., All of which are offered for caah at reasonable price*. I MEAN BUSINESS! Ntori- comor Newcastle and Monk Slrwt,. I BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. rnr«aleat t-23-t! IlLtn’H DIM t; STOKE. CITY BARBER SHOP, J. M. CARTER. Proprietor. SLAVING. HAIR CUTTING AND HAIR DRESS* fNG m the very latent and mo»t approved LADIES ASD CHILD REX'S HAIR CVTTIXG A SPECIALTY. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED fan-7-ly Fancy Groceries TOBACCO, CIGARS and FRUITS. Ice-Cold Soda Water ALWAYS ON HAND. Tobacco and Cigars A SPECIALTY. I am well prepared to supply y v with rty .id everything you wiah to out. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. Give me a call, at cituor my store on_the Bay or on NowcuRtlo Rtreot, wher.- mysell or my cierks will bo happy to *orvo yon. _ FebaC ly A, K, HEINS, The Best Place! THE JEWELRY HEADQUAR TERS OF W. F. DOERFLINGER la the Dost Place of the Kind, in every respect, nr JEWELRY, WATCHES, Etc., Etc., Which ha* Ju*t arrived and is being * Id at low prices. Repair* of nil kind* done on abort notice* iiml Suti«fu<‘tl<Mi («unrnuteed. gy-noss'Patent uf StiffeUcd-back WatV • specUlty. made * <ron*(antly Fresh Fish and Oysters at my Fl«h Market on Littlefield and Tlaon'i wharf, ratroa. i be supplied at aoy hour of the day.— Vo»r order. «>llclte.I l.L.rARklrRLL, ID. GALE & SON, LOCAL DENTISTS, BRUNSWICK, - GEORGIA. Olfice over the nturu ol Kil^-r * Brother. Thaw wishing work done will find It to tlioir i.tercet to aepl-tf W. J. PRICE, INSPECTOR OF NA VIL STORES, ^BRUNSWICK. OEOROIA.