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m iRUNSWIC! &.WESTERN RAILROAD.I j. itj,~ miliu llti* I1«ttr Nall* The wifi’uf ii wfl! kn.m iilruii»i>ciiitor ; In I vjir.ov I' imiu 1* beautiful, witty awl ■cn-iui'lintwii. but eho bilot her linger nails. Bln* wiy* aim cannot help it, She acquired llie (mbit In childhood, and JtM witliout «uc«\w. At emeu she ! Wavcross'Short Line. waded in resisting tlie incXimtion until j " ^ * alt lier (Inner unite are otuiuidiantur ua and after Sunday, .Inly1i, — lone bat invariably tliey dlatipixar ns If <ar trains wiliiuaes toUowst br magic the flnt time aho la disturbed, annoyed or rendered nervous. She dow not know when alio bite* them. Bho suddenly find* them all gone. Her doc tor* tell liertho habit i* incurable except for very strong willed jiblegmatio per- 4 Mto Took Advice. ‘ i Tbo cstsowent ogolnst lie), nnd aho bad to pay coats into tlw bargain. v- . , “mlh" she snipped to the court. ••I’ll never tabu the j.ilviee of older beads again." “Of whom did you tube i^lvieal" bo ‘■Of by old grandmother. 1j a woman of a very few wwdo r.v.-I i* sup- poted to lu.ve lots of herd avuV»*. t re- J . : Ut*d tlid cage tablet atiAr.tv.ij up my mind beforehand to do j:ut whtt >:h<t said.** 1 “And what did l!io old lady ude'ro?" “She htv.ril me elonrthr. ...en Mid took off I . • spuys. win. i # : .. id put them on fhoebe> alio: ‘Law!” 1 —Detvoit Frco Pi. Belles at High Moss. A tooth of Sir Isaac Newton was sold in 1810 for the sum of 80,000. It was purchased by a nobleman who hod it sot m a ring which ho wore constantly on his finger. The hat worn,by Napoleon Bona parte at foe battle of Evlau was sold in rads In 1880 for $400. It was put upfor sale at $100, and there were thirty-two Udders. Tho coat worn by Charles XU at foe battle of Pultawa, and preserved by one of Ids officers and attendants, was sold in 1820 for $110,870. The two pens employed in signing foe treaty of Amiens were sold in 1820 for $2,000. A wig that had belonged to Stemo was sold at a public auction iu London for. $1,000. The prayer book used by diaries I when on foe scaffold was sold in London in 1820 for $020. A waistcoat belonging to J. J. Rousseau was sold for $100, and his metal watch for $100.—American Notes and Queries. Charleston.. to 8:00 aui Savannah .to, Vtesam WsyaroM. .. .to lowuern Pearvon ..to 11:10 sm Alapaha,. .....to UttTptu .IIS Tasjim G:20a ra lias pm ... ,lvt law pm lr las pm .....to, l:Mpm •t...to saipni Iv law p m ar SMOpm saopm 10:1$ pm 11 ao a m l:S0am A French Political Jolce. The French polico havo received in structions to discover foe authors of an ingenious political trick, which consists of defacing foe .coins of Napoleon IU and substituting the name of Boulanger I, empereur, with tho date 1888- So far foe substitution bos been confined,to 10- centime pieces, and has been treated as a political joke.—New York Sun. ps Eyes of Poets. It would seem, indeed, that ye, foe .el «■»! . ^ known. Everybody recalls foe poet eye of Robert Buns. “It was large,” says Sir Walter Scott, "and of a cast which glottal (I say literally glowed) when he spoke with feeling or interest. I never saw such another eye iu u human head, though I havo seen foe most di-Li nguishod men of my timo.’.’ And Buys Professor Walker: "In his largo dark eye tho most* striking index of his genius resided.” It was said of tho eyes of Chattorton, tho marvelous hoy who perished In liis pride, that "firo rolled at tliobottom of them.” And Blooro tells us that -Byron’s, though of it light gray, were capable of all ex tremes of expression, from mirth to melancholy, from benevolence to scorn or rage. As for Shelley, his blue eyes were very large and prominent. “They wero at times, when ho was abstracted, as ho often was in contemplation, dull, and, as it were, insensible to external objects; at others they flashed with tho firo of intelligence." In the face of Scott thero was not much, I think, to indicate the author of “Marmion” and “Waverley," though it worn a general expression of power and resolution; but lie had fine eves—eyes so keen that, as his little sou said, “it was commonly ho who saw tho haro sitting.” To refer to Goldsmith, his eyes wero tho redeeming features of his face.—Gentleman’s Magazine. 7:30am 7:aopm 11:30 um 2:06 pro 7:36pm 7:16 a in 2:17 a m 0:48 am Ann Villingham Daria.. Albany. ... Montgomery ar Maw Orleans Birmingham.... Decatur Nashville StLouui . Louisville Cincinnati Macon " nr 6:40am Atlanta ar 0:68 am Marietta nr - 3 28pm Chatlnnnogn nr 11:13 pm LonlavlUe t....nr , 7:16ntn Cincinnati ar U:40am FROM THE WEST. NORTH AND SOUTH. Florida Mnil. Express Cincinnati... It S.Ooptn .. lv 80)6pin ...Iv 8016 a m . .iv *' 12:63 p in ...lv ... i 8:60 pm JR Louisville. Chattanooga Mn riel tn Atlanta .... Macon .... .. Cincinnati... Louisville.. . St Isnns Nashville. Decatur Iv Nuiv Orleans . Montgomery.. lv U0K)pm lv (l:f.6 a m lv 7:30pm ...lv 12:30 pm t :56 pm . (i:66 pm Iv 7:00 am Iv 0:66 pm Albany Davis Willlnglmm Sumner TifUm. lv 1:46 am lv 6:00 a m Iv 3:24 a m Iv 6:62 am lv 0:07 a in lv 6:30 am Alnpnhn lv 7:10 am Pnncsm. lv 8:08 am Wnycrosn nr 0:10 am 8:10 a m 4:17 am 6:10 a m Savannah ar 13:33pm 12:38pm Charleston nr 4:20pin • 4:20pm Callahan ar 11:26 a m 7:10 a m Jacksonville „v,ar 12010 in 8:00 am New Orleans lv Mobile lv Pensacola lv Thomnsvlllo Iv ...... Jncksonvlllo .lv 7:80 « m Callahan lv 80)5am Charleston lv 8:00 a in Savannah . lv 70M a in 3:30 p in 8:00 pm 4,-ooam 12:56 p m 6:60 pm 7;B5pm 2:15 pm 8:15 p m . 'nynosVlllo. ...It 11:27 aru Jamnlca .. to 120)6 p in Pyles’ Marsh.... . . totll:23p m Brunswick ar 12:60 p m +Stop on signal. Purchase tickets at the station, ami save extra faro collected upon the train. The mail train stops at all B A \V stations. Connections mads at Waycrosa to and from all points on Savannah, Florida A Western Railway. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Mann Boudoir Cars. For a NEW SEGTIONAL MAP of FLORIDA Anil articles descriptive of Its resources nnd ca pabilities, with data for planting and cultivating the principal products of tho soil and tho turn) of their maturity, the latter prepared under tho "*~ r BY he p; The Livest Town' in the South! ; *> ■T • : WF® • Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business and Investment! :.*• OLD TOWN. mono lot, with large two-story dwelling and out fefewsw^dirSr^- One-halt lot earner Haniflcld end Albany its. One Bay.lot 46x180, with buildings. One lot on Oglethorpe streeLfond buildings. One lot on Gloucester street—splendid business cation. ~ m One Bay lot 80x130 with two-etory brldk build ings, recently erected. Will sell cheap for the money. ^Three lotion Grant stroet—good business loca- Splcndld bull dies site, north eorner Oglethorpe ntf Gloucester streets. Lot eorner Gloucester end Albany (treats. One lot on Albany street. One lot 30x180, corner Union and Howe streets with Improvements. One lot end elegant restdenoe on London stroet, lot 00x183. One Bay lot and two stores situated thereon— good Investment. Lot 00x90 on Newoaatle stroet, near Cattiolio church, with nice residence. Three lota, 90x180 each, containing 4 new two-' story booses, near school house. ^MJffeet water ,r,nt ’ with warehouse 20x70 and One lot or Heyneldsfstreet, 80x90. Three water lots atyhefootlof L street. Very One Dixvllle lot, 46x110, eorner Cochran avenue adonstreeu, with 6room house. Caaba •tlow figure. TO w»%S,",S5MV'StW,KK!S! COUNTRY PROPERTY. About'40 news of the richest lands in theooun- ty, one mUe from heart of city. ; : ^8tx aorta oleared, wlth hoye^four mUea from 900 acres of best land Iu the county, with twelve room honse, nine mlle^trom the city. - large barn, surai crossing, 4)4 miles from court heuae. Can be se cured very cheap. 10 acres of good clay land 4 miles from q)ty. 729 acres of land at Lula ton, on tbarB. AW. R. R., 89miles from Brunswick. Large new well built house located thereon. Owner will sell at very low figure, being in want of money, Also three small far^ajiot mentioned above— I ,vcry low. 3,000.000 Aefes Florida Latest Styles A nd at Bottom Prices can he hadhycalUngua d. B.. WRIGHT ’ Comer Newcastle «nd Glottce»ter SU J1Y STOCK OF HATS, AND I, Is larger than I heve b«d lnto*ny mrone can rest assured of being su md examine. •' Suits to order from samples, and fit guaranteed, * WBIGOT, We haro also been ap| Southern Railway lam Companv’s lands, and for Florida Commercial k Lako Enstls . than 8,000,000 nci’es of choice lande located in, nearly every cotanty in the State, suitable for faming, grat ing, fruit and vegetable growing. Pine, cypress, and cpdar timber. Prices range from |1 per acre OpwarAs. , NEW TOWN. Portions of three lots, aggregating 37W.\160 ft., a Reynolds street, with buildings. Three lots, 90x160, with now two-story build ing and out houses, facing Court Houso Square. Two lob, witq elegant residence nnd out houses on Norwich street. We solicit a portion ofthe patronage of the public, and those who wish to place their property upon the market, as well as those desirous of pur chasing, will do well to call and see us. BORCHARDT & % LEAVy, IReaJL Estate Agents, 4 •; 301 Newt^stle Street, BRUNSWICK, GA, -'KVir — —: — ■ ' >!! L. *D. HOYT. •& CO., 11:26«m ar.. I2.00noon ir., 750 a m it.,. 10;10 a m tv . 12:04 pm lv . 12:84 pm lv.. 1:22 p m »r . Callahan....' Jacksonville.. ....JsokonvUle.... Wsycross... Thomnsvlllo.. ....lv 2:47 pm ....to -3.00pm tv 5 p.m ....ar 4:40pm ; .Wa.lV 1.45 pm 8:3(ipm ar.. .....lv 11:26 am 4.314pm ar Chattahoochee lv 11:30am Pullman buffet canto and from Jacksonville ind New York, and to and from Jackaouvllle and New • Orleans via Pensacola. 4 -v, * EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS. 1.30pm to.. 8.30pm to.. 4.40pm ar.. ....ar 12.23 pm 7.46pm ar.. 408pm to.. .... Jacksouvlilo.. Jacksonville.. ....lv . m , ....at m • 7CUpm to.. 8:80pm ar.. waycroc8e.ee .•••••.Dupont .. .ar eutftam .ni.lv 5:50 am 9:3(21 m'lv.K: ..-r.,.Lako<Jlty:.. . .r.arl*.46am 3:46pm to.. 6:66pm lv.. ......Gainesville... Live Oak.... ....ar 10.30 am ... ar 7.10am , -DEALKKS IN - — Belle* of the Seashore, Tho relies of a sea washed beach are a Btrango study. Here yon pick up a bot tle—there a can—hero n basket—there a box—hero an old hat qr cap—there a boot or shoo—here a great spike—there a bit ol rope—hero a piece of cabin gilding— there a bit of stout planking. The sea never rests. It brings in and it carries out. Tho beach one day is shelving. The next run of foe tide cuts it lull of runs and ravines. One tide brings in a splin tered spar—foe next carries it far out to sea. Where there is a great bed of oyster and clam shells to prevent you bathing today, thbro may bo only smooth hard C food sand to-morrow.—Atlantic City tier. phi cated by tho Boards of County Commissioners, TOWN SITES, TOWNSHIP PLATS And tho LANDS for snlo by tho Land Department South Florida K. K., ind The Plant Investment Company All published for gratuitous distribution, ad - dress D. H. Elliott, General Land Agent, San ford, Fla. H. S. HAINES, GEO. \V. HAINES. Gcn'l Manager. Superintendent. C. D.OWENS, J. A. MCDUFFIE, Trnfltc Manngcr. Gcn’l Pass. Agent * F. W.ANGIKR, Ass’t Ucn’l Pass. Agent. NOTE THE ^umme6 Schedule OF THE— HARNETT HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA „ PER DAY, - $1.50 nalco, SINGfLE MEAL, 50c N. B.—This bouse la but one hundred feet from the new street car lino (yellow car), which reach- ea all the DEPOTS AND STEAMER WHARVES m25-3m FEAR ORCHARD FOB SALE. Don't Write "Com mu*t* • Noticing a recipe for ‘•Kuuldslaugh,’’ i it occurred to mo that I might enlighten ' rcadora a? to the meaning and original | spelling cf th.it word. It U composed of I tom, r lE tract consists of thirty acres, twelve acres of which are planted with tho famous Le conte and a fow Kelffcr nears, ranging from two ; to seven years old, ono hundred early peaches, plums, etc. ■ Thero arc nearly six hundred trees. OVER TUBES UUSUBED NOW IN BEARING. A portion of the tract, consisting of 'about eight ■— — — ion, f ■ - ' ‘ res, cleared ready for cultivation, Is low. hot- >m, hammock land, with clay subsoil, a deposit two Dutch (Holland) words and signifies : Of pbpsphatlo marl underlying (a valuable fcrtil- — _ |_J L-«..I user in itscir). thoroughly drained by tho Altania- * ““O® 01 cawafio; kool (pro- I,,, canal, which runs through thelamt, and is notinced cole) means cabbage; sin (pro- ' splendidly adapted to the ctuttoaUonof cabbages to simply prepared; the cabbage is shaved fine, seasoned with pepper and salt and foal with a little vinegar b heated in pan until tin cabbage is wilted. I have teen it written in redpo books as “Cold Blow,” tbo word ooki being used os foe oppoeileof hot. nnd in that scnaotnusi havo been taken from thu sour ! fied not th« itkiwitig of tho word,—Cor. C od V it G. Railroads, at which point all trains stop o ami from the city. Track and frail can be shipix-d from this point or via tho lirunswick ami Altnmsha canal direct to the city In small boats from the field. Fifty trees have been added the peat winter, grafted on the LcConto stock, consisting of the llowelU Sugar, Bartlett and Irish Green peon. K ° r P H r 0PKINS*Sfb , AX ESTATE AGENCY. Gtmlen seeds! -.Garden At RoekweU's drag (tore. J3 A.R D W.ARE. Steves. C uns, Pistols, Cartriages, AGRICULTURAL HMLLKMENTS. SASH, DOORS. BLINDS ■Exiprcri «==if=t a,nci Wagons 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 LaundriedlandlUnlaundried 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 $L 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 and examine them, and be convinced that they are a bargain. J. J USSNER&CO. * Wholesale and Retail! ICE DELIVERED DAILY.TO|AMY PART OS W THE CITY. 75c. PER HUNDRED Lbs. Pal ArnwnrBeef. BMWGARTNERBROS., BUTCHERS AND GREEN GROCERS, Savannah, Florida and Western Railway, WAYCROSS SHORT LINE. TIMECARD IN EFFECT NOV. ISth, 1887. A LL trains ou this road are ran by Central Standard Time. Passenger Trains will leave and arrive dally as follows: WKSl - INDIA FAST MAIL. USD DOWN. ~ UUD DV. 7.00am to ... ....ssTsuusb...... to 12.23pm lXSOpu to........Jscksonvlllo, lv 7:80*m 4:40pm to ........ Ssnlord lv 1:18am 9:00pm ar...., Tampa lv 8:10pm PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE. Monday and I , „ , Thun and Thun, pm} Lv Ar { guu, p m Tuesday and j K , , , Wed. and Friday, p m } Ar K,,y ‘ ** t —• hv { Sst. p m Weduts end i , , ..._ . _, Weduesand Hat,«iu ) • • •• LT l Sat, noon Pulliuau buffet »rs to aud trom New York and Tamps. . * NEW ORLEANS fcXPBES.3. 7.08am iv,.7 Savsuutth........ar 7.68pm 8:42am lv ..sunup ar 6:16pm 9.60a ulv.... ....waycroaa lv 6.08pm 8:40pm lv Dupont ar 4;2S am 10:66pm ar Tbomaaville Iv 3:26am 1:22am ar Albany lv 1213am Pullman buffet cars to and from ‘ Jacksonville and St.Louls via Tbomasrllle .Albany, Montgomery mud Naabvtlle. ALBANY EXPRESS. 7:35 p m lr.. 10:05 pm lv*. 12:40am ar.. ..lv 13:iuam 6:80am ar.. 7.-00 p m lv.. ...ar 7;25am 2:30am ar.. 7:10am ar.. 10:30 am ar.. Live Oak Gainesville ..lv 6:55 pm ...lv 8:45pm 10:4ft am ar.. Lasts City .lr 3:25 p m 2: Umlv Dupont ar 9.45pm * :t’i» ra ar Thomaavlllo....... lv 7.00p m 11 4o a m ar Albany lv 4.00y> m Stops st all regular atatlons. Pullman palace sleeping cars to and from Jackaouvllle and Savan nah. ■* JESUP EXPRESS 8.45 p m lv Savannah ,..ar 8.30am 6.10 p m ar Jsaup to 5 25am Stops at all regular and flag stations, Tollman buffet ears Jacksonville to Cincinnati ind through coaches Jacksonville to Chattanooga l’ull sleeping cars to nnd front Jacksonville and Savannah. Through tickets sold to all points by ralL and jeamship connections, and baggage checked through._ Sleeping car berths and sections so- assenger Station. - - w. P. HARDEE, Gen. Pass; Agt. R. G. FLEMING, Superintendent. E very effort will bo made to give * service that will • HAYWOOD, GAGE k GO. Twenty-five meat can be bought Try a IFieoe And you will have no/ither. Bay Tour Tickets* Beef, Poik, Sauswrns, Etc., ALWAYS OX BAND. SEA ISLAND ROUTE. BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH AND WAY LANDINGS. • t • *. j; n «. ** Steamer St. Nicholas W 111 leave Savannah for Brauswlet ever:, im*- day and Friday at 4 p. m. . Connection, mads with B. A W. and E. T. <6. Bagroads, and ateamor "Cracker Boy’ for Satllls Landings. The "St. Nicholsa" touches a* all way point, between Brunswick and Savannah. For rates of freight, and pea saga, apply to W. F. PENNIMAN.Acent. PUTNAM’S Liver) stable! Corner Monk andOgletborpestreets. M Y patrons and tho pnbllo can rest asaured or securing from my stable The Finest Turn-Outs AND THE BEST SKUVIOK.. Your order solicited, nnd satisfaction gtiaran- A. T. PUTS.!)!, r