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The line He*" I.i Art. The photo-litln-'rapheranro looking toward rincogra pi ly as' a refugo ana substitute for the Bavarian lithographic stone and tho wood cut, and experi ments aro being mndo in America, Germany and England, where picto rial periodicals and uewspapers aro published to get tho ctfcula of the lithographic pen. Tho difference be tween tho processes of lithography and zincography, however, is so great that judgment cannot bo passed as yet Tho great jiondcrous soapstone reproduces colors drawn on it with a greasy pencil. The zinc can ho etched-with nitric or muriatic acid, and, with tho aid of a fioiverful lens, photography called into aid with marvelous effect. The advantages of such a process nmy bo summarized under two heads— economy and convenience—and for daily newspaper pictorial work, where rapidity must he combined with a cer tain amount of artistic excellence, there can he no doubt of tlio zinc plate superseding all other methods of re producing pictures, and tho wood cut is gradually fading away. In tho weeklies and monthlies, where tho mezzo tint can bo success fully printed, tho wood cut may en dured for some time, hut even now somo of tho photographic pen and ink lino drawing is immeasurably better than the black and white brush work on wood. Tho process of biting a plato with acid is, of course, older than Rembrandt, but it has until tho last few years been an expensive and la borious art. Tho hurry of the ago de manded its improvement, and soon it will lie possible to reproduce great pictures in a few hop re, and transfers may ho made with great facility and piw.i'ved for future use at tho norm-' nal expenso of the east, of tho zine plates and tho necessary storage room. —Baltimore American. Halloff S. S. Line Tbe Braiswidt Hilling Parlor || NEW YORK & BRUNSWICK. A Dinner nt Tchornn. There aro tiny lambs roosted whole, salmon which has been brought packed in ico upon the heads of runners from a distance of a hundred miles, appetiz ing knbabs of lambs and venison, fowls and partridges (in silver howls), stewed to rags and served with strange colored sauces of tho richest kind; great heaps of boiled rice, in steaming pyramids, white rice, green rice, col ored by an artful admixture of herbs, rice boiled with saffron of a ruddy gold color; omelets and sweet 'dishes, innumerable little china cutis < r tooth some pickles, small china Iw-iwls con taining various thick soups, but not a single joint to he seen. Everybody eats away as if ho lind never tasted food before. There aro no forks, no spoons, no plates; hut every man's hand appears to bo dipping at once into tho innumerable dishes. Occasionally our host, with his mouth half full, grunts out an en treaty that wo should-tasto somo par ticular delicacy, and in twenty min utes all is over. Iced rosewater is poured upon tho lingers of each guest from u silver ower, and ho wipes them upon a delicately embroidered napkin. About a tenth of what has been pro vided luia been 1‘.la-p.u-ly ; tho rest is reuiovid and gobbled up with surprising celerity by the grout, tribe of hungry servants, l ilies m-o brought onco more, but (hero is little or no conversation; the Persians say that “to talk after a good meal is the act of uii ill bred man or a fool." And then wo get up and bid our hospitable friend good night. And as wo leave, wo see that tl:o mysterious covered tray is being taken to the banqueting room, and wo know that our follow guests and our host will drink, smoko end gamble until an unholy hour in tho morning.—Good Words. stkAmkrs SAN ANTONIO, WILDER, STATE OF TEXAS, WILLIAMS, O N' and after” Sept. 28th, 1888, one of the above steamers will leave New York every Friday at 3 p. in., arriving in Brunswick follow ing Monday. Returning, leave Brunswick every Thursday afternoon. Close connections at Brunswick with B. & W. K T„ V. A G. and A. P.& L. railroads. Through hills lading signed to Atlanta, Albany, Americas Macon and all Interior points. Insurance between New York and Brunswick, one-fifth of one pdr cent. TIIOS. FULLER, Agent, Brunswick, Ga. -A.aa.3. 037-ster Saloos^L- Meals the Best the Maiket Affords. Served in First-Glass Style from 7 a.m. to Midnight rved in every style throughout the season at reasonable prices. Twonty- my price. The best cook in the Month has been secured, and I guarar A. C. SHANNON, Proprietor. Newcastle street, oposite Rost Office, L. D. HOYT & CO., -DEALERS IX- ANYBODYl FILL l\D WINTER TO UK! Throw aside your old feint lies, and provide yourself with something new, seasonable and stvllsb from tin* obi reliable clothier, JAS. S. WRIGHT, Corner Newcastle and Monk .Streets, I have ju.-t veeeiv* <1 an elegant stock of season able goods selected bv myself in the Northern markets, anti can supplyHUe town with Clothing, Hais, SHOES Gents’ Furnishing Goods, NECK WEAK AND HOSIERY Which* were purchased for cash, and con-o fluently can be sold on closest margins. £|^siiiu made to order from samples, much cheaper than from a tailor,puid lit guaranteed. JAS. S. WRIGHT. cnreii flic lar York, where I ha\ Von Moltko nt Grnvelottc. Tho French artillery and mitrail leuses responded vigorously to tho Knipps, mwl with deadly offect, but ns far ns wo could sec tho Gorman left continued its lulvmico tuutataff officers camo up frequently to report that all was going on well at points hidden from our view. These reports wore always made to the king liivt, and whenever anybody arrived with tidings of the tight wo clujtrrcd around to hear the news, (Jen. Von _ Moltko unfolding a map mcamvhilo i and explaining the situation. This done, the chief of tho staff, while awaiting tho next report, would either re-turn to a seat that had been made for him with some knapsack:-, or would occupy tho lime walking about, kicking clods of dirt or small stones here and there," his hands clasped behind his back, his face ; .do and thoughtful. Ha was then nearly 70 years old, but because of his ema ciated ligure, tho deep wrinkles in his face, and crow's feet about his eyes, lio looked even older, his appearance being suggestivo of tho practice of church asceticisms rather than of his well known ardent devotion to tho military profession.—Gen. Sheridan in Scribner’s Magazine. The Gcrtuun Emperur'* Childhood. The German emperor was a bump tious and overbearing child, and never endured ls ing beaten in any game. If ho could not get his own way bo would ir ndvanta;; child." Tim eqi-uliiy, order.) and then try and tako po-i'.ion as a “royal FOR|FALL AND WINTER Hats, Shoes and Neckwear FI.\NXKl,|SllillTS AM) BAMIKKHI'IIIKKS, Latest Style Collars aid Gifs. FULL LINE OF Clothing ! SUITS TO ORDER. A lino assortment of underclothing, mul ev thing bctonging to my line. Mr motto I*, “One Trice to Afl !** Call an convinced. J. R. WRIGHT. Corner Newcastle and Gloucester St* Your My TO YOUR FAMILY IS TO SECURE FOR THEM A HOME. arms and land near the city lor cash or time, o-atory Reuse, six rooms, on rf 1,000* w: ; never allowed, nursery was strict nurses had stringent e it. lie has a cold, proud manner, which made him any thing but popular with his other play mates.* It was quit.* tho reverse with Prince Henry and the little Princess tjopliie, who wen- beloved by all.— New York Tribune. offering houses and lota in the And land near the city * * Will sell one two-story la Cochran avenue, for f 1,000. Fire, Li aid Accident Umar also bonds of suretyship. Apply to W. B. BURROUGHS, 104 Newcastle street FOR SALE 500 Fence Posts, lightwood, cypress and cedar. 100 cords oak, bickoty and cedar wood. 3ST. DIXON V0.-1 yard, o* Union street, between Mans- fleld And Howe street*. HARDWARE. Stoves Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SASH, mm. BLINDS and Wstaroris A prominent Shirt Manufacturer has retired from business, and we have closed out his stock so low that we can give Special Inducements in both Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts. Shirts hereto fore sold at 75c we will sell ut 50e. Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 75c. Shirts worth $1.50 we willsell for $1 00 Now is your chit net- to gains to offer, which will hi lie convinced that tiie\ are purchase your Shirts while we have these bar- tor onlv JO days. Call and examine them, and a bargain. J J LISSNER & CO. Professional Directory Dentists. ^ DUAL!: ic SON, LOCAL DENTISTS. Office in Kaiser block, over drugstore of Lloyd D. ,s 1 can now he found in my new stand! in the I Scarlett Block, * NYU HUE MY STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Dry Goods and Notions WILL BE FOUND Marked down TO BED ROOK. !D. r £‘. roTTiNnxr. J.M.DEITER INSURANCE AND Real Estate Aoent, IiKl'ItKSE.NTING- EIGHT IB0IK THE INSURAKCE CD’S IXl I.UIIIXU THE “SOUTHERN MUTUAL” OF ATHENS, GA., TBAVKLKBS ACt'tDEM ft)., of H.rtrorJ. KUIITAHI.K Lire ASSIUAM K SOCIETY, of N,W York. Houses to Rent andii’or Sale. CITY LOTS FOR SALE. A. V. SCEALS, tONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, BRUNSWICK, GA. Plans and Specifications KL'RXISHKIIOX APPLICATION. BmI .'f reference, riven. Leave or-ler* L. l>. Uuyt A eo. iuii-zm. ATKINSON, DENTIST. up stalls In Weight's new Physicians. |J B1UFIIKI), si. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office up s Lawyers. QHOVATT .V WHITFIELD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Fat Armourfieef. BAUMGARTNER BROS., BUTCHERS AND GREEN GROCERS, ivr celved daily from Armour’s Stock Yards in Chicago. It is deliciously Fat and Tender, and is sold Twenty-live Per Cent cheaper than same from Armour’s Stock Yards in tit and T cheaper ;nt elsewhere Try a, Fieoe And you will have nogothcr. Beef, Pm li, Sausages, Etc., ALWAYS ON HAND. SEA ISLAND ROUTE. BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH ANII WAY LANDINGS. 4 Steamer St. Nicholas W ill leave Savannah for Branawlck every Tues day and Friday at 4 p. m. Connections m&do with B. A W. and E. T., t» O. Railroad*, aud ateamer "Cracker Boy* for Satiila Landing*. The **3t. Nicholas" touche* at *11 way points between Brunswick and Savannah. For rate* of freight* aud paaitge, apply to W. F. FilN.NIMAN, Agent. IRUNSWICI7 & WESTERN 2| RAILROAD.il Waycross Short Line. ger trains will run as follows: CENTSALSTANDARD TIME. FOR THE WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. Cincm 1 Mail. Expre Brunswick Iv 7:00 am Pyles* Marsh iv f7:18 a m Jamaica Iv 7:30am ... .. Waynesvillh Iv 8:07 am Naliunta iv 8:38 am * Hoboken Iv 0:02 am Schlattcrville Iv 9:13 am Waycross ar 9:42 a m Savannah ar 12:23pm Charleston ar 4:20 pm Callahan ar 11:20 a in Jacksonville ar 12:00 in ar 7:2opm ..... ar 10:10 pm ...... Mobile ar 3:20 am New Orleans ar 7:55 am .... .. Thou Jacksonville It 7:30 am Callahan Iv 83)5am Charleston Iv 8:00 a in 5:20 am Savannah Iv 7:06am 12:35 p m Waycross 1 v 10:00 a m 5: lo p m W aresboro............. 1 v 10:15am *i'5:25pm Pearson 1 v 11:10 a in 6 :2o p zn Alapaha Iv 12:07pm 7:17pm Tilton.... Iv 1:05 pin S:l5pm Ty Ty 1 v 1:38 p m 8:48 p m Sumner Iv 1:54pin 0:04 pm Willingham. Iv 2:22 p m f0:32 p ni Davis Iv 2:3d p m f9:40 p in Albany ar 3:00 p m 10:10 p m Montgomery ar New Orleans ar Birmingham ar Decatur ar Nashville ar St Louis ar Louisville ar Cincinnati ar Macon ...'77 ar Atlanta ar Marietta nr Chattanooga ar 11:85 am 3 :oo p m 7:45 p m 7:25 am 2:27 am d:52 a m 2:40 a m d:40 a m 8:41 a m w .. . 1:00 p m Iiouis vi lie ar 7:15 am Cincinnati nr 6:40am FROM THE WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. Florida Cincinnati Iv Louisville Iv Chattanooga Iv Marietta Iv Atlanta Iv Express 8.00 p m 8:05 p in 1:15 p m 5:47 p m 7:15 p m 11:30 p m Cincinnati Iv 7:50 pm famisville.. ly 12:10 am St Louis Iv 7:35 j* m Nashville Iv 7:45 am Decatur Iv 12:50 pm Birmingham Iv 4:35pm ’ :00 ji .Iv 0:55 p Albany.. Davis Willingh: Sumner.. Tifton.., Alapaha Savannah. Charleston Callahan.. Jackson vill 12:23p in 4:20 p in 11:26 a in 12:00tn_ 3:30 p m 8:00 pm 4 :()0 a m 12:55 p m . .cross Iv 10:00 am SchlaUerviiie iv 10:20 am Holioken Iv 10:41 am rnhuntn Iv 11:03 am VayncsviUe iv 11:87 a m ........ amaica lv]2:05pm *yles' lvf:*»:2M J* m ........ Irun.iwick ar 12:50 pm ........ fStop on signal. Purchase tickets at the station, and save extra uro collected upon the train. The mail train stops at all B A W stations. Connections made at Waycross to and from afl <*mts on Savannah. Florida & Western Railway. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. For a NEW SECTIONAL MAP of FLORIDA And articles descriptl pa bill ties, with data f. the principal product- their maturity, the la spices of the Pep; ate Agricultural College, al of Its resources arnica- • planting and cultivating >f the soil and the time of prepared under the r Agriculture of the -o County Mans and oi in.eh county, amlienti- f County Commissioners, TOWN SITES, TOWNSHIP PLATS And tlio LANDS for sale by the and Department South Florida K. It., And The Plant Investment Company All published for gratuitous distribution, ad dress f>MI. Elliott, General Land Agent, San- 11. S. HAINES, GEO. W. HAINES, Gen’l Manager, Superintendent. C. H. OWENS, J. A. MCDUFFIE, 1 raffie Manager. Gen’l Pass. Agent F. W. ANGIKR, Ass’t Gen’l Pass, Agent. BRUNSWICK TO MACON, ATLANTA AND CHAT TANOOGA, VIA THE— lJtn.lL&Gi RAILWAY OVER FOUR HOURS QUICKER TO ATI A\- TA THAN ANY OTHER LINE. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. 30, 1858. Leave Brunswick 8 40 p m 8 15 a m Arrive Macon 1 45 a m Arrive Atlanta 6 10 a m Leave Atlanta... 0 40 a m 12 20 p m Ar. Cliattauooga 12 55 p m 6 25 p m SOUTH BOUND. Leave Atlanta 12 30 a m Leave Macon 4 00am Arrive Brunswick 11 30 a m All trains run daily. J. F. NORRIS, Ticket Agt, Brunswick, Ga. B. W. WRKNX, G» P. A T. A., Knoxville,Tenn. L. J. ELLIS, A.G.P.A., Atlanta, Ga. 5 30 p m o 15 p m lo 15 p m d 50 a m 2 oo c T O'Coxnob* Jn. W F. SrMOjrs T. O’Connor & Co., insurance Agents FIRE! MARINE! ACCIDENT!! REPRESENT THE .STAUNCHEST <Y MPANIE OF THE WORLD. ociHMy Dr. AB. McCASKILL, FEBMAXEXTLY LOCATED AT ST. SIMONS MILLS, Ga. Twenty years practical experience.