in THt offing,
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Tot »»i*im i«n rn>m«tiK*:»u*Mt*MiMi
don- .1 ,io4,t«*Min uwIMuitad *>r ouif*
Of'» un miikv* ffms our iwm Ilfs—
Ml «m«mt mrtf* from our s'lod *wrp* Uto
My Muwi* IMA *•«* «uh them **they go.
At:Hot* «« Uh-y. bin! heavy trlth MMf »«■:
Win*,* ID U» peaceful «l»«vw Mi|( ut HttU-
Ibe *m« ntr Hon#? nnd tfts |»Ut I* bllpd-
VPhaltwof prombw hold, the dsrli forme?
What marsf promo* hold* th» dart fortbeo?
Atwn rt, t tom plkKoTlhU pliuntom ml).
C»i>t thou be run thy oompaM will not fall)
•iMttoCbaadlsr Moulton In Youth's Compos-
[Onrepasled Rngllsli Law*.
Among timvpealed net* of (tarlbunent
in England Hand tin? following gents:
Person* tending to uho witchcraft, by i,
law enacted under George II, nre pumali-
able by imprisonment. Tlioeo practicing
palmistry him. to Iw treuted ns yngulioiitis
and punished accordingly. By a law
enacted in the time of Charles I meeting*
of pcqple outside their own parishes, on
8andays, for any sport* or pastime*
whatever, are prohibited under penalty
of a flout of throe eliillingr and three
home in tlm public stock*. Any person
disbelieving the doctrines of the Estab
lished. church and refusing to have his
children baptised or to portok* of the
communion may, by' a law of Queen
Elizabeth, be committed to prison.—Chi
oogo Times,
• People Drinking Soda Water.
Did you ever stand behind a soda
counter and watch a lot of people drink
ing! They oho and Oil Mm to aim their
noses at you through die glasses, and ns
they piy to get ths last drop of foam from
the bottom of the tumbers, I have noticed
this curious fact: not one nose ln‘a hun
dred is straight with the rest of thefaco.
It either 'points over my left or over my
tight shoulder every time. Some noses
wfiltMaai as if they wen trying to get
out of the glass altogether—looking
around for beer, I always imagine.—
Drug Clerk in Globe-Democrat.
Gstharin* tb* Vanilla Bow.
The vanilla bean is theooetliest bean on
earth. It flourishes in Mexico, chiefly In
Papontla and Mlnantla. It grows wild,
and is gathered and iparketed by the
natives. Just as they corns from the
forest* the bean* sell at $10 or $19 per
1.000. After, the beans are dried and
cured they ore worth from $7 to $19 per
pound, according to quality. Last .year
tho vicinity of Papantla alono exported
60.000. 000 beans. They are used by
druggists and confectioners, and are an
important article of commoted.—Frank
Leslie’s.
Anglo-American Wedding*.
It is very odd how ready the English-
men are to exchange their titles for
tho dollars of American heiresses, and
how slbw tho American gilded' youths
aro to covet the hands of English noble
women. Tho number of American
women wedded on the other sido can be
reckoiii-*! only in four figures, while here
in Kew \ prk I do not know of a dozen
native meli of wealth « Do havo foreign
wives.—Brooklyn Engl*'.
In Modern Jern.Hl.oi.
In moocm Jerusalem, os in every
other town under Turkish jurisdiction.
Constantinople itself being a conspicuous
example, are seen filthy, almost impassa
ble streets, houses bespeaking poverty of
the most squalid nature, faces giving un
mistakable evidence of intenso ignor
ance. all these impress tho stranger os
more certain signs of Mohammedan rulo
than the Slur and Crescent—Cor. Do-
troit Free Press.
"Didn't Know'two*
Loaded"
May do tor a stupid boy’««xcu*o; but
what cm be mid for the parent who
hi* child languishing daily and fail*
to recognise the want of a tonic amt
Mood-piirlflerf Formerly, a course ot
bitters,or sulpimrand iiioIamcs.wm tho
rule in wcil-reguiatod families; but now
' ail iatelligent housebold* keep Ayet*«
Sarsaparilla, which is at ones pleasant
to tho taste, and the most searching and
effective blood medicine ever discovered.
Nathan 8. Cleveland, 37 E. Canton at..,
Button, write* t » My daughter, now 21
i old, was in perfect health until a
ago when she began to coinplatn of *
ue, headache, debility, tliaxhiesa,
.fcstlon, and lews nf appetite. I con-
eluded that oil her complaints originated
in impure blood, and induced her to take
Ayer's finrsaparill*. This medicine soon
restored her blood-making organa to
healthy action, and In due time reestab
lished Iior former health. I find Ayer’s
BaVsapnrUte a most valuable remedy for
tlie lassitude and debility incident to
spring time."
J. Costright, Brooklyn Power Co.,
Brooklyn, N. V., says: “As a Spring
Medicine, I find a splendid substitute
for the old-time eempmuds in Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, with n few doses of Ayer’s
Pills. After their use, I feel fresher and
stronger to go through tiie summer.”
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Mate,
Pries |ti six botttes, p. Worth tS s bottl*
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Hard Itnud to TrsveL
On the i-oati from Jerusalem to Jericho
tho Dead Sen and Jordan, the almost for
gotten song, •‘Jiii'diui is a Hard Road to
Travel.’' wus iveullcd und sung with a
lieurttncss born of tho realization that wo
were traversing ono of the worst roads
of a country possessing the worst roads
in the world. It was indeed a hard road,
but we ivnehod its end.—Cor. Detroit
Free Press. .
Not Likely to Got Away*
Father—Young Sampson lias been de
voted to you for two or threa years,
hasn't lief
Daughter—^Yes, papa.
Father—Isn’t ho very alow about pro
posing?
Daughter—Yes, George is a little slow,
but (confidently) X think he is sure.—
Harper’s Bazar.
Didn’t Need It.
Washington Hotel Clerk (to guest
from Now Jersey)—'Will you wont a
room with bath connected, sir!
New Jersey Guest—N—no, I reckon
not. I won’t bo in town tnore’n a cou
ple o’ weeks, on’ besides 1 took n bath
oulv a fow dava Toro I left homo. “
The Army ot Germany.
According to tho latest reports Ger
many can put upon the field in case of
an emergency S.OGO.OOO soldiers who
havo been thoroughly drilled, und H.4S0,
000 more who have some knmvuljp. 0 I
the art of btsirlng urtn*. tuakim; n total
Of 6,4*0.000 men. -Boston Budget.
ElectiMhlly Colored 7li.tr.
Ah overseer in one ot tho mills st Bid
deford. Me., who is exposed hi n strong
electrical current, generated by tin* rapid
motion of the belts near by, ha* I tod Ins
iron gray hair changed to a beautiful
bay color. \
Oysters far s Coach.
An experienced vocalist ha*, it U said,
daring fourteen year*, cured any num
ber or cases of oiwinate cough by pm
scribing the free, use of raw ovnni> n» u
dtot- The •study to uarilv trail
Tliamusvillo sr 1 ;20 pm
I’ontneulti nr 10:l(i pm
Mobile nr 8:20 »in
XqwOrlomu . nr 7:Mniii
JsotisoiivUlo... .T it 7:20 ii m
Callnlinn —lv HSlOnin
Clinrlviiton lv 8:00 n in
Savannah lv
Wnycross lv 10:00 am
Pearson lv 11:10 n in
Alnpulia lv 12:07 pm
TyTy lv 1:38 pm
Sumner Iv 1:64 pin
Willingham Iv 2:22 pm
pavu.... lv 2:80 pin
Albany,. sr 8:00pm
Nkmutemary.. 1 . *r .... .,
6:10 p in
6:60 p m
n:20 a m
42:85 pm
8:06 pm
0:01 p m
lo-.os a m
Now Urlotuw
Uirmlnglinm.
‘Decatur
NuhIivUIo. .
Loulivillo..
Cincinnati.
Coluinbim nr
Mncon nr
Atlnnln nr
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Chattanooga nr
LouUvIUo nr
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FROM T11E WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
Florida
12:40 n m
U:80 a m
7:20 p in
1 i ail a in
2:35 p 111
7:20 p m
2:12 a m
0815 a 111
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2 28 p m
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Cincinnati...
laiuiavillo
Chattanooga
Mail.
Marietta.
Atlanta lv
Mncon jv
Columbus tv
Cincinnati... .lfliaio'jT in
Louisvillo lv U:46nm
Nashville lv 12:20 pm
Decatur. Iv t :66 p in *
llirnilnghnin lv 0:65 p m
Now Orleans lv 7:55 a in
Montgomery . lv loan p in
Allinny. . . lv ilMnm
Davis lv 8:28 a m
Willingham lv 6:38 am
Sumner lv 0:ii5am
TyTy Iv 0:20am
Alnpnhn ... iv 7:35am
IHwrs.ni lv 8:110 a m
»uyeinss.nr 0:80nm
Savnnnaii.
Express
8331 p 111
8:(l<> Ji in
8:05 a in
12:68 p in
2:20 p m
0:50 p m
12:15 pm
l|dfam ..Csllskui.., Iv a:4Tpa
ISMBoonsr '...Jacksonville Iv tOOpa
WRtolv .MnkonvlU* lv I pxa
Wiyerose «r 4:40 pm
UMpwlv .....Vnldosta Iv tlHpui
1144pm Iv Quliuuu Jv 28)8pm
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m sr,......jeatuDuoabw...., iv fiBu
Pnlluisa buffet cars to sad from Jacksonville and
*«w ) ork, tad to and front Jacksonville and Kew
Orleans vlaPeoMCoU.
EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS.
I.topm lv...'..„.favannah..., ar 12 23pm
SKlpiu lv Jump lv m teem
4.40pm ar waycrusa P> v.Uern
1A6 p m at Jeckaomtile ,7TT
4:16 pm tv Jackson villa ....
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Dupt
..lv 7 00am
^jir jUit a
.ar 0:83 am
..lv 6:30am
sr 10.43 a w
3816 pm lv Lake City
8:46 pm lv....,l,,JtMlueavllla.. ar 10.80 a m
6:66 pm Iv Live Oak .. ar 7.10am
H:4npmlv ...Dupont... ar 4:26am
10:66pm ar .Thomaavllle Iv 3:25aiu
1:22am ar....Albany Iv 1:25am
Pullman buffet can to and I rum Jacksonville
suit ht.Lunle Via Thomaavllle, Albany, Muutgumery
■ml Naahvhlu, *.
aLUANY EXPRESS
7:36 p m Iv.,,..,,,..Savannah ar 6:10 an.
10:06pm lv .Jnaup Iv 8il6am
12:40 a m ar vmyyroaa Iv 12:10 am
«:3u»uiar... Jacksonville... .
T.U0pm Iv Jaokatinvilla..■■
1:06 a a Iv wajeroee aflliOOp m
2:80an: ar ;...Dupont Ivll':lopm
7:10 a ui ar j.Llve Oak....
10:46 am ar
10:30 a m «r........O>tneavmo
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•lv 6:66pm
..lv 3:46 p m
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■ Iv 3:26pm
2:66amlv Dupont ar 046pm
6.30 a m ar ..Thomaavlltn. lv 7.00 p TO
11.40 a mar ....*... Albany lv 4.00pm
stops at all regular stations. Pullman palace
alecping cars to and from Jacksonville amlbavau-
nab.
JE8UP EXPRESS.
3.16 p m Iv . .Savannah ar 8.30 a m
6.10pm ar..... 7 Jeaup. .lv 8 26am
Stops at all regular and flag stations,
Pullman buffet ears Jacksonville to Cincinnati
and through coaones Jacksonville to Chattanodga
Pull sleeping cars to and from Jacksonville ami
Savannah.
cured at Passeni
W, ,. nanoan, vu'i
R. O. FLEMING, Superintendent
Station.
IIAUDEE. Gen. Tass. Agt.
E.*.T. Y. & G. R. R.
Tho Florida Short Line.
Ou amllftfter fitmday
ttins will x ' -
Time.)
GOING SOUTH.
.... * .... . 0 lOn m
Leave MollGnotiuli 6 18 ji in
Leave Flovilln • 8 07 a in
Arrive Macon 1)80 a m
Loa vo Macon fl 85 a in
Arrive Cochran 1107 a m
Leave Eastman 1145a m
Leave Lumber City . 1 IS) i> m
Ijcavo.Baxloy. 2 in p m
Arrive Jcsup 2 151> m
* ■ '* * * 5 85 p m
7 ]) m
BKDRSWKI SY
The Lives! Town in the South!
* ' y
Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business
and Investment!
Wo oiler for sole the following City und Country property:
OLD TOWN.
_ One lot. With large two-etory dwelling and oat
houses, alao ono cottage and oat houses, every
thing comparatively new and la good order.
One-half lot corner UansfleM and Albany sts.
Ono Day lot 45x180, w A buildings'.
One lot on Oglethorpe KrecLBand buildings.
In ration* ° n ®* ouco,tcr •ti'oet—splendid business
One Bay lot 30x180 wltn two-story brick build
ings, recently erected. Will sell cheap for the
monoy.
Three lotson.Urant street—good business loca
tion,
Splendid building alto, north corner Oglethorpe
nil Gloucester streets.
Lot comor Gloucester and Allinny streets.
Ono lotjon Albany street.
Portion of Trust lot 00x100—splendid building
site. ' 4
Ono lot 1)0x180, comor Uhlon and Iiowo streets
with Improvements-
Ono lot and elegant residence on London street,
lot 00x180.
Ono. Bay lot and two stores situated thereon—
good Investment.
I/it 00x180 south of Hanover Park. Very desi
rable, for residence. . •
Lot 1)0x00 on Newcastle street, noar Cnfholic
church, with nice residence.
Threo lots, 00x180 oacli, uoutmtiing 4 new two-
story houses, near school house.
Business lot 80x00 on street, near
Chandler’s brick.
Business lot on Newcastle street, near Greer's
stable
NEW TOWN.
Portions of threo lots, aggregating 87*4X160 ft.,
i Reynolds street, with buildings.
Three lots, 00x160, with new two-etory build
ing und out houses, facing Court House square.
Two lots, wittt elegant residence nndout houses
on Norwich street.
82)5 feet waterfront, with warehouse MxTOand
O/UCOa
One lot on Itovnolde etreot, 80x20.
Three water lot* a tithe foot|o£J L street. Vary
bought at low figure. , •
Besides the above we have a lerge variety of
TOWN COMMONS lot*, whleh wewfiltoliat do-
elded bargain*. V, ■
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
About 40 acre* ot the rloneet|land4Mbe(oonn-
tyjone mile from heart of city.
Sixteen* cleared, with honse, fonr|mlles from
city.
(M0 acres ot lust lanrilin tho county, with twelve
room house, nine mile* from tho oity-J
18)5 acres of farming land, with splendid two-
cured very cheap.
10 acre* of good clay land 4 miles frofn city.
729 acres of land at Lula ton, on the B. AW. B.
R., 89 miles from Brunswick. Large now well
built house located thereon. Owner will sell at
very low figure, being in want of money.
Also threo smnlltfnrms not mentioned! above-
very low. , „
3,000,000 Acres
Florida Lands.
Wo liave also been appointed agents for Florida
Southern Knilway lands. Florida Commercial
Cnmi>anv’s7uiid*, anil St. Johns A Lake Enstla
Hallway lands, aggregating more than 8,000,000
acres of choice lands located in nearly every
county in the State, suitable for farming, graz
ing, limit nntl vcgetnblo growing. Pine, cypress,
and cedar thnlier. Prlces.rango from $1 per acre
upwards.
We solicit a portion of the patronage of the public, and thosawho wish
to place their property upon the market, as well as those desirous of pur
chasing,,ttfll do well to call nnd see us.
BORCHARDT & LEAVY,
Real Estate Agents,
, 301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSiptCK, QA.
1:42
2:47 a in
8:46 a m
Charleston ,.
Callalmn ...
Jacksonville.
nr 13 :SA p m
nr 4:21)pm
ne 11:2)1 n m
nr 12:00 in
12:23 pm
4:20 p in
7:10 u m
8:uo n
Now Orleans Iv 4:oopm
Mobile , lv 8:40 pm
Ponsaeo.n lv 4:00 um
Thonnsvillc Iv .... 12:55pm
Jacksonville.7.. ... lv 7:30am 6:30pm
Cnllnhnn Iv S:05nm 7:15 pm
Charleston lv 3:ooam l:ispm
Savannah lv 7:00a in 8:13 pm
Way cross . lv 10:1)0 am 8:57 am
Sohlattervllle .. lv 10:29am 4:27 a in
Hoboken lv 10:41 n m 4:40 a m
Wnyncsvlllc lv lt:37nm 5:32 nm
Jamaica lv 128)3 p m 8:03 a m
Pyles’ Marsh Ivfl2:28p in +8:25am
Brunswick nr 12:50pm 0:45nm
tstop on signal.
Purchase tickets at tho station, nnd save extra
faro collected iiiamlhe train.
The mall train stops at all B A W stations.
Connections made at Way cross to and from all
points on Savannah, Florida A Western Railway.
Pullman Palace Sleeping tnd Mann Boudoir
Car*.
It. S. HAINES. GEO. W HAINES,
.ticn’l Manager. Superintendent.
C. D. OWENS, J. A. MCDUFFIE.
Traffic Manager. Gcn’l Pass. Agent
> F. W.ANGIKR,
Ass't Gcn'J Pass. Agent.
PUTNAM’S
Livery Stable!
Ooiner Monk nnd Onlothoi^K* utroots.
M V patrons and the public can rcit attired of
scaring from my •taidc
Tin* Finest Turn-Outs
AND THE Bf>r 8ERVIOM.
Your onler solicited, and satisfaction gnaran.
lecil.
A. T. PUTNAM,
Arrive Brunswick.
Arrive Savannah..
Arrive Jacksonville
tGOINQ X08T1I.
Leave tTack-^onvUlo - 7 iW a ifi
Loa vo Sftvm.n.'ih.. .... 7 on a in
Leave Brunswick 10 60 a ni
Leave Jcsup a 12 50 p m
Loavo Lumber City
Leave Kastman 4 lop m
Leave Cochran 4 58 p m
Arrive Mncon 0 85 p m
Leave Macon o 45 p in
Leave Flovilla 8 IS p in
l/Cavo McDonough.. (M)5 p m
Arrive Atlanta 10 06 pm
Leave Atlanta ,.l 00 p in 10 20 p m
Arrive ltomo 4 10 p ni 11(» j» m
Ar. Clnttnnooga, .5 00 p in 4 50 p. m
10 15 li
10 20 p m
11 47 p m
1224 a
1 8*2 ji
2 17 »»
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0 00 a in
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1 55 a i
*2 80 a
3 65 a in
4 00 a m
519 a ni
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7 20 a in
7 40 a m
10 40
1 85 p ni
Dado at Cleveland witnPullninn
jars, ono of which e:oo9 to Wash-
Kkburg. nnd tho other to Kew
•and tho Shenandoah Valley,
ling cars between Brunswick
Connection is
palace sleeping
ington.via Lyl
York via lhianol
Leighton slco
and Atluuta.
For tickets nnd further information, call on or
ftddroM 11. W. WKKNN, O, P. A T. A.,
L. J. KLT.IS, A.Q.P.A., Knoxville, Tonn
Atlanta, G».
AT-
Wholesale and Retail
ICE lli:i.l\ KUKD DAILY TO ANY PART O?
THE CITY.
75c. PEI? MUNiiBEB Lbs.
that will l>c acceptable to everyone.
Buy Yjour Tickets.
HAYWOOD, GAGE & CO.
ESTABLISHED 1866.
» lV.fvnt tuitlioil
.... line and Htbfflffbor rl tony oika-r I5«et nut
• to nop rattle. Itb in Pranonlenl cutilll uAlii...
.-l'B*TrrrTE IwPLASTEUc.. ..II.. Orusm.Bto.
CARPETS u4 KCGS ft kim 1.1.u r!»l. ch. aptr u>
IkUvr Uu OU CWks JEP C “* J «“ “* ,«»»!» fw.
IV. E. PORTER & Co., Agts
Call at Store and see sample* of
MlMUiJk ROOFING, HIDING AND StIEkTDING,
AND OIL-CLOTH.
Glauber & Isaac,
:02?‘rajas3 , v5rloi5.. Ga.
Otllce and Wareroom in the former Froight House of tho B. &. W. If. It
next to Freight House nf E. T., V. & ,G. R. R.
HEADQUARTERS IFOR
Dry Salted and Smoked Meats, Han*. Breakfast Bacon, Mea
and Grist, Corn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Mill Feed, Apples, ,
Potatoes, Onions, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Consignments solicited. Parties wanting [anything m my lino will find it to their advantage to
call on mo before purchasing ^elsewhere. Highest market prices paid fur Hides, Furs, Wnx,
Wool, Ac. Ichll-ly
A prominent Shirt Manufacturer hus retired from business, and wo have
closed out his stock so low that we can give Special Inducements in both
Laundried!and Unlaundried Shirts.
Shirts heretofore sold at 75c we will sell at 50c.
Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 75c. •
Shirts worth $1.50 we willsell for $1 00
Now is.your chance to purchase your Shirts while we have these Bar
gains to offer, which will be for only 30 days. Call nnd examine them, and;
be convinced that they arc a bargain. •
-I J. LHSSNER&CO.
LADIES
Do YotirMwti Dyeing HI Hume, ivltli
Peerless Dyes !
IOe. n package—10 color*. They
have no equal for "
where. , . .. . . .
strength, brightness, amount
ill pu.'kagt'-'t.r lor la.tncw.^1 color, «r mm fad-
' ig iiiiallile.. TV y ilo not crock or smut. Fot
lie liv Wiu. Crovnlt k t.o., DruggUt-. (Sign
Golden Uortor) Brunswick, Ga.
T O' tnxxos, Jn.
T. O’Connor & Co.,
INSURANCE AGENTS
FIRE! MARINE! ACCIDENT!!
REPRESENT THE STAUNCHEST COMPANIES
OF THE WORLD. octlOdy
