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mtrnm IMr Dm Million. Sowmla vn when a dmu tnvdi there la K kunswic & WEbTtKN BO^n.Vlio vM.mnoeounitjOal^ -p A TT ,X» <-> A f> has nut been rxluuuted, why lie not bring heck many eolkl and accurate j . raj-on jXk '<■ • / facta of K-ioniiflc value, even though lio ' IV ft VP,IVANS Nil 01*1. I ilTIP mav lack i.-.-teniloil training In fcpnoc. »* OJIAUDO U1IU11) JUlllL'e Both the Engli* urol llw Oertnana Itaro un >ni , ^ . ootuprcliensivc hand books comoilou by jrur train* will run aa falkm *: * ■ the most notablo nuthorittea, giving lht» v cmtiul ■tandahi* timk. traveler munifoll hints how to uuiko^ his i FOR THE WEST, north AND soi 11 am SEA! The Livest Town in the South! wamterings useful to tho world. They allow him ill the riuinliwt iKwsiblu manner the mel'iodj oLmaking route maps, of naoeitaiuing moat easily and accurately tho width and velocity of rivers, the beifflit'of mountains, latitudes, longitudes ftahlattarviue. ...lv alia am T.'.ty point out tlio facto lio jE%..'-ar Bi.m and bo on. . _ needs to observe to givo geologists the clearest {.Mb of tlio physical structure of •a country. They shotv him how totnako and pivs'ervo cv-ieoiions in natural Ids- tory, i.u;e !y hints on suvroylug and pho tography; And tel t him ju*t what to do to make hi.; observations valuable. If, in addition to those hints, ho desires preliminary instruction and practical held training, ample provisions to meet his wants have been supplied by tlio geographical societies In London, Paris and Berlin, Where at moderate, cost (in London only two shillings and sixpence nn hour) lie Is drilled in surveying and mopping, geology, including field train- tag, geological survey, botany, and pho tography. This is all tho preliminary liruuiwiek Pyle*' Alnrah Jamaica Waynosville..,,,.. Ilobokcu Mail. . tv 7:00 a m ..IvfrtUttm ..tv ?;auam ..tv 8W7am Iv noim Savannah Charleston Callahan Jacksonville. 3K::J a arts :28 pm ar 4:iupui ar ll:aiam | i:»pm 10:10 pm arson ui ■ar 7:66 am Charleston ............ v 8:00am 0:20am 3avnniinli ■ Iv 7i00»m ttWpm Wavuross %.'lowam i : 9:»pm aycrere. Puarm.n. Alajialui. Titton TyTy..... . ..Iv 12W7pm ' vW'MSftS SfeO: ; ^$ir Albnuy ......Iv 1:88 pin ' " liMpm 2:22 pm 2aw pm ar 8210 pm 1:80 am ...ar Start. and Railroads. As a wholo nation wo are not greatly concerned to Inquire into tho prospects of Afrioan oommeroe. Wo are not bound to consider closely whether good or bad trade will bo the outcome of the recent agreement between France, Germany, and Great Britain on tho affairs of Zan- xibor, or what will be the trade results of our own recent great acquisition of ex clusive influence in the southern parts of the country. It must yet bo homo in mind that trade questions aro themselves inthnntely bound up with the rescue of tho Afrioan from his tyrants; seeing that commerce, os it is at present conducted in many pints of Eastern Central Africa, even that larger kind of commerce with which tho whito man eventually deals at the sea coast emporia, necessarily involves tho employment of slaves as carriers. Nuehvllle. st Louis Loliievllle... Cincinnati ■■ Macon. ar „_.„ r _ , Pie; training that many of our most eminent i {hjffflf explorers, including Stanley, iiavo re- oefved. Many ingenious devices and ex pedients have also been invented to facili tate the work of the explorer, of wlflth wo need only mention hero tho French odor plates, each tint having' Its own number, by means of which tho traveler is able to give afar moroaccutote idea of the color of tho people he meets than lio coaid convex- by any description.: The invention of dry plates In photography olio lias been a great boon to explorers.— New York Sun. 7:30 am 7:20 pm 11 SO am 2:12 pm 7:88 pm 7:28 am 2:17 a m 0:43 am Atlanta Marietta Chattanooga .. ....ar who aro too primitive to and where belts of country infested by the tsetse fly have to bo crossed, none but human beasts of burden con bear tlio r iucia of industry. An elephant may killed a thousand miles from tho coast, and each tusk is tho burden of a negro slave to tho nearest seaport, while it will have token three or four negroes to carry the calico required to pay tho clephr.nt hunter in tho interior. Slavery and slavo carriage is therefore at present u necessary incident of trade in many parts of . Africa. It is evident that if civilised modes of carriage are onco es tablished in the German and English •‘spheres of influence, ’ * slavo homo traffic will give way to cheaper and more speedy conveyance by road, by rail, or hy navigable river.—Nineteenth Century. Mo Bad Ho raven Dr. Ilolraos relates the following to il lustrate tho sifniflconco of small things in tho sick room: “Will you havo nn orange or a ilgt” said Dr. James Jack- son tor. flue little boy now grown up to goodly stature. “A fig," answered Mas ter Theodore, with alacrity. “No fever there," told tho good doctor, ‘kir he would certainly havo said 'an orange." MUelM« .\n< Soeloble. I u.vt* i fum wondered what it was that i ...I. men iiffulle. and why there shorn'. > xist so many degrees of sociabil ity. AI ter pondering over this question, 1 have concluded that while intellect cuts u huge figure In making a Hum af fable, often tho main reason ' may be found in self Interest A boor always shows that ho la deficient la common sense, and gains absolutely nothing by ids rudeness but the dislike of his fellows. A sensible man will always be civil — A Quint Old “Taking the cushion’' is a'qnamt old Spanish court custom still practiced in Madrid. The 4i ceremony creates noble .ladies “grandees of Spain," with tho •right to sit In the royal presence by per mission of the king or queen, and recent ly Queen Christina solemnly followed tin* prescribed form, in order to admit several young ladies about the court to the high, r rank. All the lady grandees of the court assembled in one of the state apart ments, cadi holding a large Cushion. In tho center of the room were a huge arm chair and a low stool. Queen Christina entered with her suite, took tlio orai chair and requested tlio la dles to dt down bn their cushions. Then the catxHdatoa for grandeeship were in troduced one by om- Each was nccom- faonied by a sponsor, and made low te- vereneea to thamesu and to every gran dee in turn. The quem next invited tin- candidate to sit on the stool at her feet~ sntafrislta^lDOBfphBltfaHianali* ton—spoke a few words and allowed • the lady to kiss her More rising M give her place to the next newcomer. Hie new grandee than retired and nit turn upon a cushion wtthfalths charmed Acts of tbstadiea—Cbdboati Enquirer. 8:40 am 9:88 a m 2 28pm LouUvIlle. ,....ar 7:16am tiliiujniiail or 6:40 am FROM THE WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. ' Florida ■ ■ Mall. Express Cincinnati.,..: Iv 8.0upm Louisville .Iv 8:08pm Chattanooga- ..Iv 8218am Marietta........ lv 12:83pm Atlanta lv 8:60 pm Macon.. lv _ 8:28 pm Cincinnati..,. lv ll:00pin LoulsrlUo St Louis .... Nashville..., Ueentur... . Illt-iulngham NewOrienus lv 72)0a Minitgomery., lv 9:68 p ni .ly 0:86am lv 7:20p m v lv 12:20 pm . lv t :55 p m lv 0:86 p m Albany...... Darts. WUllnghsm Sumner .. lv 4:18 am . lv 6:00am ..lv 3:24 am Iv 6:52am . lv 0:07 am „ lv o:80am Alapahn lv 7:10am Fsarsnn lv 8:08 am Waycross ar 9:10 am TyTy.... Tifton.... 3:19 a m 4:17 am 6:18 a m Savannah ar 12:23pm 12:23pm Charleston ar 4:20pm 4:20pm Callahan ar 11:20 a m 7:10 a m Jacksonville arl2:00m 8:00am Now Orleans ...lv Mobile lv Pensacola lv Thomnsvlllc Iv g... Jacksonville.. , lv 7:30 am Callahan.... X lv 8:05am Charleston lv 8:00 am Savannah lv 7:00 a in Wira^ 3:30 pm 8:00 pm 4:00 am 12:65 p m 6:60pm 7:85 pm 2:16pm 8:15 p m iuk,...isres— LttsrvllleJ.irtWtiv Hoboken Waynesvlllo .... Jamaica ■■■■■ Pyles' Manh lv+12:28p m Brunswick jxt 12:60 p m +Stop on signal. Purchase tickets nt the station, anil save extra taro collected upon the train. The mall train stops at all B & W stations. Connections made at Waycross to and from all MO 2X1 am 10:29a m ....lv 10:41 am ....lv ll:87am ...lv 12:05pm 6:82 am 6:57 am 0:10 a m 7:02 a ni 7:30 a m +8:01 a m 8:21 a m points on Savannah, Florida A Western Railway. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Mann Boudoir Cars For a NEW SECTIONAL MAP of FLORIDA And articles dcscrlptlvo of its rceoiirccs and ca pahllltles, with data for planting and cultivating the principal pi-oil nets of the soil and tho time of Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business • and Investment! Wo otter, for solo the following City and Country property: ' - , old; town. AOne lot, with large two-story dwelling and out houses, fiffo 0116 eottaeo and • out boo96fl«’ every - thing ooapaulw^neir and in gpodoritaH*; One-half tot corner Mansfield end Albany eta. Ono Bay .lot 46x180, with buildings. Orio lot on Oglethorpe atree Ltand buildings. ^ ‘One lot qn Gloucester street—splendid business One Bay lot 80xi80 with two-story brick bond ings, recently erected. Will sell cheap fortbe money. o^ta f6et Water ,ront ' w i*h warehouse26x70and One lot on Reynoldi>treet, 80x90. , J-- ’ Three water lots atyhe footjof L street. Very CuOftp* ’ T J /■ Vw ; ri,i - ^jilendld bulldingslta, north corner Oglethorpe Dot comcrJJlouccstcr and Albany streets. Ono lot on Albany street. ^Portion of Trust lot 90x100—splendid building One lot 90x180, corner Union and Howo streets with Improvements. One lot and elegant residence on London streot, lot 90x180. , Ono Bay lot and two stores situated thereon— good Investment. Lot 00x180 south of Hanover Park. Very desi rable for residence, Lot 60x90 oh Newcastle street, near Catholic church, with nice residence. Three lots, 90x180 oach, containing 4 new two- story houses, near school house. NEW TOWN. Portions of three lots, aggregating 87U.X150 ft., n Reynolds street, with buildings. Three lots, 90x160, with now two-story build ing and oat houses, facing Court House Square, residence and out houses oil+e. One Dlxvllle lot, 46x120, corner and London streets, with 6 room bought at low figure. elded bargains. COUNTRY PROPERTY. About 40 acres of the richest lands in the coun ty, ono mile from heart of city. Six seres cleared, with honseAfour miles from 9M aero* of best landln the county, with twelve roota house, nine mtlesjtrom the olty. 18}£ acres of faftnlnglind, with splendid two- story house, kitchen and diningroom, storohouse. largo bam. sugar mill, etc. Situated at railroad crossing, 434 mUM from ooart house. Can be se cured very cheap. 10 acres of good clay land 4 miles from olty. 89miles from Brunswick. Large new well, built house located thereon. Owner will sell at' very low figure, being in want of money. Also three bmall farms, not mentioned above- very low. 3,000,000 Acres W.B.MeU&Co. DEALERh IN-— SADDLES & HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, RUBBER AND Leather Belting, Sibber racking and How, Srtt Leather, calf —os Up; Skint and Shoe Uppers, Trunks and Traveling ass i is guaranteed., W. B. MBLL A CO., 168 and 100 Congress St., SAVANNAH, Ol. Savannah, Florida and Western Railway, WAYCROSS SHORT LINE. TIMS CABO IN KNTECT - NOV. 18th, 1887. WEST INDIA FAST MAIL. Bsknoowa. n*A» o». 7.0«am if nsvsnnsb lv 1123pm 12:30pm lv Jacksonville lv 7:30tm 4:40pm lv ssutord lv 1:16tm 9:00pm sr....Tamp*.: lv 8U0pm f SLANT STEAMSHIP LINE.. Thun and Uradsy ands,. ..vs, Wsdhvs end| X,....’.flivsni, .'.i» Sun, p i Wed. and Sat, pm NEW uBLEaNH BXPBE8S. Florida Lands. We have also been appointed agents for Florida Southern Railway lands. Florida Commercial Company's lands, and St. Johns A Lake Enstls Railway lands, aggregating more than 8,000,000 acres of choice lands located in nearly every county in the State, sttltablo far farming, graz ing. fruit and vegetable growing. Pine, cypress, and cedar timber. Pricos.range from ti per upwards. We solicit a portion of the patronage of the public, and those who wish to place their property upon the market, as well as those desirous 6f pur chasing, will do well to call and see us. BORCHARDT & LEAVY,‘ Real Esta/te Agents, 301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK, 6A, 7.03 » tu IV.;. 0;4«tt>u lv... 9.506 1.1 Iv... tli'iBttui or... !3.00uoou or.. OMVNhiiah. Wk>Ut\fi<D..... i. Call*ban...... .....JackDwiv.lle.... ...ar 7.88pm ...Ar 6:16pm ...lv.6.06pm ...lv 2l47pm ...lv 200pm lDHfl inln. 13214 pm tv .. 12214pm lv... 1:22 p m ar .. ...... UttycroNA .......Qttttman Thomasvilla.... ...ar 4:40pm ...lv 2:68pm ...lv 2:28pm 3:80pm ar... .:...J3alnbrldg».... ...lv 11:25 am 4:04pm ar UhmttahoochM lv 11:90.m Pullman buffet care to and from Jackwmvllle and Sew York, and to and from Jactamvtll, and New Orloena via Peueecole. EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS. 1.30 pm lv Savannah ar 12.23 pm 8.20pm lv .Jeeup. lv 10.64am 4.40pm ar ...waycroaa 1* 9.63am 7.46 pm ar... 4:15pm lv... JackiouviUe... 7:20pm lv.. 8:80pm ar... Dupont . .ar 0:35am ...lv 6:30am Sdlindv... Lake City ...ar 10.46 am 3:48pm lv... 6:5Bpm lv..: Oaine. villa Live Oak ...ar iiaSOsm L. D. HOYT & GO., Pullman buffet cars Ultauil lrum JscksonvUte .as VIM .Albany, Montgomery DGALKKS !N HARDWARE. ALBANY EXPRESS. 10:05 pm lv.. 12:40am at.. vraycroy ..lv 3;16sm 6:S0am ar.. 7210pm lv.. Jacksonville... Jacksonville.... ...lv 7:00pm ...ar 7:25 a m 1:05 a m lv.. 2:30am ar.. ........waycroaa....... . ..artl:30pm 10:30 am ar.. Gainesville...... 10:45 am ar.. AgrieulturaNCollcgc, also County Msp: t'amjihlotsdescriptiveoTcach county, antncnti. ly the Boards of County Commissioners, TOWN SITES, TOWNSHIP PLATS And the LANDS for snle by tho Land Department South Florida B. It., And The Plant Investment Company 1 published for gratuitous distribution, ad iD. H. Elliott, General Land Agent, San- All dress ._ ford, Fla. H. 8. HAINES, GEO. W. HAINES. Gen’l Manager. Superintendent. C. D. OWENS, J. A. MoDUFFIE, Trafllu Manager. Gcn'l Pass, Agent F. W. ANGIKIt, •Ass’t Gcn’l Pass. Agent. NOTE THE Nummer Schedule HARNETT HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA Rates, PEEDAY ' ' ’ I60 PER DAY, SINGLE MEAL, 50c n)b.—This house Is bntone hundred feet from the new street car line (yellow car), which reach - DSTEAMER WHARVES PEAR ORCHARD FOR SALE. ejvHE tract consists of thirty acres, twelve acred J. of which are planted with the famous Le conte and a few Kclffer pears, ranging from two to soven years old, ono hundred early peaches, p!nms,etc. There aro nearly six hundred trees. ) nearly six hundred ti-ccs, OVER TUBES HUNDRED NOW IN BEARING. A portion id the tract, consisting of about eight ' ration, Is low, hot acres, cleared ready for euittvi tone hammock land, with ela; of phosphatlc marl underlying 7 > valuable fertll- ser In itself), thoroughly drained by tho Altamn- in canal, which runs throagh tho land, and la li>'ndldjy adapted to tho cultivation of cabbages ■tnwbanriet and truck nnendly. antes from the city, is half The orchard Uesslx nil a mile from the crossing of tba B. & W. and K. T V ' * U-Ballrwul-at ^, lch uoi nt ^ trains stop “ «d.tro? rity- Truck and fruit can be ‘hipped, from this point or via tho Brunswick and Altamaha canal direct to the city hi small boats from tbs Fifty, trees have been added the pant winter, vs&e^staaiiii!&± M ms. peon. AlfKSTATK AGENCY. titirtlcD seeds! Ganlen .a lfoekwcli's drug store. seeds! Stoves. C uns, Pistols, Cartridaes, 2:85amlv.... Dupont 0.46pm 8.80am ar Thomuvlll. lv 7.00pm 11.40amar Albany... lv 4.00pm Stop. *t all regular .tatlou. Pullman palace ■lectilng care to and from Jacksonville andBavan- nah. AGRICULTURAL ’IMPLEMENTS, SASH, DOORS. BLJNES •Bi 3 «« and Waenns JESUP EXPRESS. 8 I'.pm lv Savannah... ars.soam s.iu p m ar Jerop ...lv 8.26aln Stops at all regular and flag stations, Tilllinnn buffet ears Jacksonville tOClnc.nnatl and through coaches Jacksonville to Chattanooga Pull sleeping ears to and tram Jacksonville and savannah. longer Station. W. P. HARDEE, Gen. Pass. Agt. E. li. FLEMING, F J — SEA ISLAND ROUTE. A prominent Shirt Manufacturer has retired from business, and we have closed out his stock so low that we can givo Special Inducements in both d-y- LaundriecUandaUnlaundried Shirts. Shirts heretofore sold at 76c we will sell at 60c. Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 75c. Shirts worth $1.50 we willsell for $1.00 BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH AND WAY LANDINGS. is your chance to purchase your Shirts while we have these bar- iffer, which will be for only 30 days. Call and examine them, and L.ISSNER & CO. Now gains to offer, be convinced that they are a bargain. •J. J Wholesale and Retail ICE DELIVERED DAILY TO|ANY PART O? THE CITY. 75c. PER HUNDRED Lbs. rt will be mad* to givo a icrrtce ‘vble to that will be aeeeptal Bay Yoar Tickets. HAYWOOD,GAGE* CO. MAmouM Steamer St. Nikolas Will leav. Savannah forBrunnvtokmryVum. iv and Friday at 4 p. m. Connection! mid. with IV*. W. and E.T.. SO. Railroad., and ■ tanner "Onofeir Boy' for dahlia Landing.. Th« -at. Nleholu" touche, .1 all way points between Brnniwtek and Savannah. For relee of freight, and ) PUTNAM’S. BAUUGARTNER BROS. Wedneeaud Sat, Mon -t, a l , . —, p-lluiau hoffat ear. to and from Ife» York and Tampa. 8:40pm lv..,.. Dupont a* 4:25 am 10:Mpm ar...;....ThomMTtlle.. .,,*1. 3:25ato 1:22am ar .....Albauyi.. lv InUam BUTCHERS AND GREEN GROCERS, M AKE * ipeclalty of DeUcloua Fat Boef re- 7 —«=!-.- . celvedr '.StoekYardain Fat and Tender, and . it cheaper than same meat can b. bought eleewhere. Chicago. It it Leeoltf Twenty-ive Per t Corner Monk and Ogletborpertreeu | JS J Try el Piece. And yon will have noyother. t Reef, Poik, Saasiuri^ Etc., ALWAYS ON HAND. The finest Tnrn-Onts F v AND TO BEST 8EBVI0 E. ^ Your order aoHetted, IjA aattafoetlon guaran- A. T. Pim iM,