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I. i. rumored ae.ctotion to to br far—i by anv i ll oi ttoMMtlonMn, Mu pwpoM of w hifli to to encotirngu lb# (bur of oratory mid iMptln poirof •inonR Umm •taughtaran of gooito, wmw and laasrhandlee. |mUle ami prifate. It to frit that mmrtliintc mat bo done to thnl buatnm may be more equally die* triUited among thto brotherhood. No name baa yet been decided upon for the oittodatlon, though it to rumored It haa been euggrelod that it ahoukl be called the Auctioneer'! School of Oratory. A •nesting, it to atoo rumored, was held re* oently, at which various plana of organ!* cation were oonoidcred, the matter being Snally left in the hands of a committee to prepare and tubmit n constitution and by-la we at a future meeting. Some of the idees promulgated were interesting, and showed that many of the auctioneer! are anxious to rid the craft of the monot onous system of selling now commonly in vogue. KvZSiJtiijkS, It was shown that in conducting u wile even ordinary articles of household fur niture might hare their value enhanced considerably by being melhfluously de scribed, and thus invested with an in terest that would direst those present of their capital. Oco very silvery "tongued dweller on the rostrum said that in sell ing a fancy rocking chair it should be described as a sermon in leather; a che- val glass as the jocose production of a Scandinavian artisan; a couch os a dream in plush, on which to seek and llnd ropoee; a . parlor’Bet .os having caught the rays of h vanishing rainbow; another, as entrancing as the gleam of tho stars or the splendor which dies with the moon; n parlor set possessing a placid yet. tepid aspect; a dining room in antique oak, a perfect gusli of vo, luminous euphony; an easy chair, a eapricj in raw silk; a davenport, beau teous but mingled with a sweet half sad ness, and an ordinary refrigerator as a symphony of Siberian frigidity.—New York Graphio. * ——————— IZowXord Clive Won Bit Wife. About the middle of the last century a| S i ; cadet named Maskdeyno went to where he became acquainted with Lord Clive. Tho acquaintance ripened into intimate friendship and led to con stant association. There bang up in , Maskeleyno’s room several portraits, amongothersa miniature which attracted Clive’s frequent attention. Oflo day after the English mail bad arrived Clive asked Maskdeyno if ho had received any English letters, addihg: “Wo have been very much,misunderstood at bc uiu and much censured in English circles." Maskeleyne replied that ho had; and read to his friend n letter ho then held in his hand, A day or two afterward QUvo came back to ask to have the letter read to him again. “Who Is the writer?” in quired (Hive. “My afatet wad the re I ply; “my sister, whoso miniature hangs there,” “Isit ofaithful representation?! , further ashed Clive., “It is,” replied skelcyne, ‘Ijbf her fhco and form, but «re*nt-ihe excellence iind-and character.” “Well, “»» ■JMHHgRa B RUN8WICI & WESTERN RAILROAD. Waycross Short Line. gar train. wUlna CSMTSAI. STANDARD VIMS. roll TUB VW, NOBTU AMO SOUTH. Unmawfek...... t»yI«M'^Mnh... . Mall. ......If rawam KxpreM •tSIpm Mtapm 7:07 |> in 7aapm 8i81 p m 8:43 |iiu 9:u pm Jttinafcft....*.... WayoMVUie .... lv ’7:»am Sehlattervllle.... Waycross .....lv 9:13mu ar 0:4Jam 8:11am UMatfi 7:io am •mam Charleston...... .....ar 4:90pm Jacksonville..... -i. ar U«m Thomaavlllo I'nniiPiilfi..., Mobile New Orleans.... in'imZn 1 ! 10 .... lv fsaoam 0:50 pm Charleston...... Savannah.., iv tiooam I? tsoeam 6:20 am 11 Si pm Cincinnati.... Er:::: Marietta...... Chattanooga. Louisville*... Cincinnati.... ar ..ar ar iriOem 0:58 am » 53pm 8:43 pro 7:15 am 0:40 am FHOM TH1 WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. Mail. ' * l0rid ‘ It .......lv lv lv lv Cincinnati.. LontovlUe.. Maskeloyne,” said Clive, taking him by the hand, “you know me well, and can speak of tno ns I really am. Do you think that girl, would beinduoed to come flpQput and marry me? In the present state of afXaira I tlaro not hopo to be ablo to go to Euglnrid." Maskdeyno wrote home, and so recommended Clive’s suit that the lady acquiesced, wpnt to India, and in 1708 was married at Madras to Clive, then rising to the highest distinc tion.—Chicago Times. Tho S-.veUt of'tho World. .* ' ■ I suppose everybody has noticed that it Is moredifflcult to pose os a swell in,a big town than a small one. Tho some may he said in flie cities of the world. It to somewhat on the following plan: In Chicago—A man may tie a swell if ho bp* a pot of money. It to permissible to -he engaged in business. ' New York—Money first, foremost and forever, but no business that approaches the retail. Vienna—Social eminence, particularly with women, military position, good family. Berlin—Military prestige. Paris—Money, manners, recklessness, originality in bin and u popular fad. Business not to be thought of. ‘ London—Blood, title, but not neces sarily money, if endowed with natural aptitude for imitating the leaders of fashion. No connection with any busi ness venture, absolute correctness in every detail of attire and outwnrd cir cumstance, and an endless amount of admiration for recognized social leaders. It struck mo that men of distinctive tendencies toward swelldom in Chicago missed tho details small and attractive of both life and attire, while, to be frank, there are, in New York, very fow men who approach anything like tho stand ard reached by their models across the water.—Blakely Eall’e Letter. It to probable that embroidery will soon play a prominent part in men’s dress. Thus far it has only shown itself in connection with dress vests, which are ' with a degree of elabora- ( «qpn the latte and tho the wearer. The coming 1 will, however, witness the introduc tion of embroidery upon cqel* vests and trousers. Thus tar none of these gar ments h*ro Men madejrp in America, but tho material lias been made ter them, and considerable quantities of West of England cloths have been sent to Paris to be embroidered to tho order Cincinnati Louisville St Loom Nashville Decatur Birmingham .. New Orleans... Montgomery,... ..It Express 3.00 pm 8:05 p m 8:1)5 am 12:53 p m 8:60 pin 8:15 p tn lv 11:00 pm lv 0:56 a in lv 7:i0pm lv 12:80 pm lv (Alpig Iv 0:56pm lv 7:00 am lv 9:56 pm Albany lv 4:45 am Davto... lv 5:00am WUUngham lv 8:84 am ’umner lv 6:58am 'tfTV lv 8:07am Tilt...: lv 8:80am Alapoha lv 7:I0am Pjarwin lv 8:03 a in Waycross... ar a:loam Savannah i ar 12:88pm Charleston nr 4:80 pm Callahan ar 11:28 am Jacksonville ar 12:00 m 8:10 a m 4:17 a m 6:10 a m 12:23 pm 4 - 20pm 7:10 a m S :00 n m New Orleans. lv Tjjomnsvlllo.. Jacksonville.. Callahan Charleston.... Savannah ..lv 7:80am ..lv 8.-05am lv 8:80 am lv 7:00 a in 8:30 pm 8:00 pm 4:00 a m _12j56 pm •1:50 p m 7:85 pin 2:15pm 8:15 p ra .lv 10:00 am ..lv 10:20a m lv 10:41 n m 5:32 a m 6:57 a m 6:10 am Pyles’ Marsh lv+lS:88 p in +8:01 a ra Brunswick ar 10:60 p m 8:81 a m fStop on signal. Purchase tickets at tho station, and ssvo extra fare collected upon the train. The mall train atopa at all B A W stations. Connections made at Wnycrosa to and from aU lints on Savannah, Florida & Western Bailwny. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Mann Boudoir Curs. For a NEW SECTIONAL MAP of FLORIDA And artielcs descriptive of Its resources and ca pabilities, with data for planting and cultivating the principal products of the soil and the time of their maturity, the latter prepared under tho auaplcca or the Department of Agriculture of tho Staio Agricultural College, also Countv Maps and Pamphlets descriptive of each county, authenti cated by tho Boards of Connty Commissioners, TOWN SITES, TOWNSHIP PLATS And the LANDS for sale by tho Land Department Sonth Florida B. It., And The Plant Investment Company All published for gratuitous distribution, ad - dress D. H. Elliott, Genoral Land Agent, San ford, Fla. H. S. HAINES, GEO. W. HAINES, Gen’l Manager, Superintendent. C. D. OWENS, J. A. MCDUFFIE. Trafllc Manager. Gcn’l Pass. Agent F. W. ANGIER, Ass’t.Uon’lPass. Agent. NOTE THE feUMMER Schedule OF THE— HARNETT HOUSE, SAVANNAH, ga. 0_X__ PER DAY, - $1.50 naies, single meal, eoc N. B.—This houro 1s bnt one hundred feet from the now-street car lino (yellow carl, which roach es all the DEPOTS AND STEAMER WHARVES tn25-3m - • !WI(1 6V THE Hie Livest Town in the Sonth! b, ii. * ‘wp % ' Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business and Investment! We offer for sale the following City and Conntry property: OLD TOWN. Ous-hslI lot aft-ncr Mansfield and Albany its. One Bay lot 45s 180, with bulldingi. i itreet,;and buildings, street—splendid business itb two-story brick bolld- WIII will cheap for the business loca- , north corner Oglethorpe and Albany streets, fast, • UxlOO-splemUd building icr Union and Uowo streets it residence on London street, sro stores situsted thereon— (Horn Lot One lot oa Portion of site. One lot with im[ -One lot and lot 00x180. One Bay lot good In—‘— Lot 90x180 rable for Lot 60x90 on chnrch, with nf Three lots, story houses, Business lot Chandler's brii Business lot stable Portions nf t hi on Reynolds sti Tlireo lots, DC lag and out hoi Two lots, witi) i Norwich stref Hanover Park, Very desi- castle street, near Cathoho ildcnce. each, containing 4 newtwo- :hool house. on JNcwcnstle street, near ewcastle street, near Greer’s TOWN. 8, aggregating 87^x150 ft M with buildings, with new two-stoiy build- facing Oourt House Square, igftnt residence and out houses W JS feet water front, with warehouse 18x70 and offloa.. . One lot on Ueynolds^troet, 30x90.* ojThree water lots stlthefootjof L street. Very Oho Dlxvllletot, 46x180, corner Cochranavenne and London streets, with 6 room house. Can be bought at low 11gone. . About 40 acres of tho richest lands in the coun ty, one mile from heart otsity. Six acres cleared, with houseifour miles.from Mir. ■; i. 080 sores of best land in the oonnty. with twelve room house, nine mlle4from the elty. > lSMseres of farming land, with, splendid two- story house, kitchen and diningroom, storehouse, large barn, anger mill. etc. , Situated at railroad crossing, 4>+ mile. from oonrt house. Can be se cured very cheap. 10 acres of good clay land 4 miles from city 729 acres of land at Lulaton,on the B. AW. B. B.,89 miles from Brunswick. Lane new well built house located thereon. Owner will sell at very low figure, being In want of money. Also three small farms not mentioned above- very low. 3,000,000 Acres Florida Lands- agon irfda Commercial Company’s lands,' and St. Johns A Lake Eustls Railway lands, aggregating more than 3,000,000 acres of choico lands located in nearly every county in the State, suitable for farming, gras- ing, fruit and vegetable growing. Pine, cypress, and cedar timber, PriceSjrango from tl per acre upwards. We have also been appointed agents for Florida Southern Railway lands, Floi We solicit apportion of the 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, Real Estate Agents, 301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK, GA. InkhImI HOYT & CO., ■DEALERS IN- PEAR ORCHARD FOB SHE. T HE tract consists of thirty acres, twelve acres of which are planted with the famous Le conte and a few Kciffer pears, ranging from two to seven years old, ono hundred early peaches, plums, etc. There are noarly six hundred trees, OVER THKKB'HUNDRED ROW IN BEARING. A portion of tho tract, oonslstlng of about eight seres, cleared ready for cultivation, 1s low, bot tom, hammock land, with clay subsoil, a deposit of phosnhatio marl underlying (a valuable fertil iser In itself), thoroughly drained by the Altama- ha canal, which runs through tlio land, and Is splendidly adapted to tho cultivation of cabbages strawberries and track generally. The orchard lies six miles from the elty, Is half a mllo from the crossing of the B. A W. and E. T. V. AG. Railroads, at which point alt trains stop o and from the city. Truck and fruit can be ship|icd (ruin Ibis point or vin the Ih-unswi.-k and Altatiinha canal direct to the city In small boats from the field. for 1 VKh^^cott^an^tr^ienL ^Pittaburir ' WY tramhare bean added the past winter, nr Test; COOt ana trousers.—Pittsburg grafted on tho LcConto stock, consisting of the Sowell. Sugar, Bartlett and Irish Uroeu pears. For ESTATE AGENCY. An intlorsco has a right at action against all whoso uafnea were on the bill when bo received it. HARDWARE. Stoves. Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SASH, DOORS. BLINDS •Bui=?gri«R a.nd 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 Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts. Shirtfc heretofore sold at 76c we will sell at 60c. Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 75c. Shirts worth $1.60 we willsell for $i 00 Now is yonr chanco to purchase your Shirts while we have these bar gains to offer, which will be for only 30 days, (’all and examine them, and be convinced that Ahey are a bargain. J. J LISSNER & CO. Wholesale and Retail! BAUMGARTNER BROS., BUTCHERS AND GREEN GROCERS, rAKE a specialty of Delicious Fat Beef re- Garden seeds! Garden At Rockwell's drug store. seeds! ICE DELIVERED DAILY,TO ANY PART OF THE CIT itfl'ceived dally from Armour 1 . Stock Yard, in 7oc. PER UNBRED Lbs. meat can be bought elsewhere. Try a. IPieoei And you will haro noyother. Beef, Poik, Sausiu^, Etc., Boy Yo HAYWl to giro o Bervicq, to ereiyono. Tickets. GAGE & CO. ALWAYS ON HAND. W.j6.Meii&w0., —DEALERS IN SADDLES & flitlN ES8 OK KVEltV DB8CBI1TION, RUBBER AND Leather Belting, Ratter Fseklsg and Hs*e, Sals Leather, Calf , Sklae sad Rhss Uppers, Trunks and Traveling. Bags. Wo call especial attention to our Heayy Team Harncsafor the mill ami turpentine trade, which wo manufacture ourselves from best selected leather. Como and see oc when In the city, oraend u» your orders when lh need of anythlbg In oar Une. All mall order, receive careful attention, ami satisfaction Is guaranteed. « W. B. MKLL & CO., 158 and 160 Congress St., SAVANNAH, Ga. Sifuub, Florida aid Wts^rp Railway, WAYCRQ8S SHORT LINE. TIME CABD IN EFFECT JfOV. 13th, 138T. A " Lt, tralaa on'thto'nad sre ran by Central Standard Tiato, Jhieeenser Trains will leave and arrive dally as foUows: ..., ' ' West India fast mail. UAS Down. Rtf Af> Dp, 7.08am lv .Savannah...... lv 13.23pm 14*0pmIV. JacksonvlU*........lv 7:90am 4:40pm Iv ..Sanford'. lv DISsm 9:00piu ar. Tampa ....7lv 8:10pm PLANT 8TEAM8HIP LINE. Monday sad Than, pm. Tuesday and Friday,pm ; ffednea and am LV .Tampa......Ar Ar Key Weet....Lv { W |at.^n ..Lv | Ar......Havana , Than and San, pi flatiPW Wednesand PuUm.u ballet can to and from New York and Timp4 ‘ NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS. 7.00am iv Savannah......i.ar 7.68pm S:42am lv.. .. ..Jeaup ...ar 0:lSpm 9.60aulv..y waycroai.........lT 6.06pm 11:20am ar ;. Call than lv 3:47 pm BLOOnoon ar Jacksenvllle lv S.0Opxa 730 am U Jackonville lv 6 pJB 10;10 a m lv Waycross '...ar 4:40p m Iv .Valdosta lv 3:68 p 128)4 p m I 12:34 pm lv., 1:22p m ar ThomaavlUe..., Jv 3:28 pm ■lv 1.46 pm 3:80pm ar ....Balnbrldsa Iv 11:26Sm 4:04 p m ir,,.,,., Jluttihidwhiifl.... 1 ..It H:80ft5 Pullman buffet can to and from Jacksonville and New York, sod to and from Jacksonville and New Orleans via Pensacola. EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS. 1.30 pm lv Savannah ar 13.23 pm 3.20 pm lv Jeaup lv 10.64 am 4.40pm ar wayoroaa. I» 0.53 am 3:26p m lv.. 3:46 p m lv” ...Lake City., ....Dupont ar 4:25 am .ThomaavlUe Iv 3:35 am ..Albany..........lv lt98a ALBANY EXPRESS. 7:35pm Iv... .Savannah ar 0:10am 10:06pm lv J,*up .....lv 3;lSam 12:40am ar wa.M.roas lv 13:10am 5:3llam ar Jacksonville lv 7:00 p m 7:00pm It Jackaonville ar 7:26am 10:16 am at LakoOlty., Stops at all regular atatlone. Pullman ] Bleeping ‘ " ... . nah. ilng can to and from Jacksonville and Sevan. JESUP HXVHE8S. 8.15pm Iv Savannah... ..ar8.60am 6.10pm ar .. ..Jeaup Iv 6.25am Stops at all rognlar and flap stations, Pullman buffet cars Jacksonville to Cinc.nnatl -and through coaobes Jacksonville to Chattanooga PuU sleeping care to and from Jacksonville and Savannah. r cured at Passenger Station. w. P. HARDEE, Gen. Pass. Agt. B. G. FLEMING, Superintendent. SEA ISLAND ROUTE. BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH AND WAY LANDINGS. Steamer St. Nicholas W1U leave Savannah for Bruanrlck every Taaa. >y and Friday at * p. m. Connections made with B. k W. and E.T., AG. Railroads, and ataamar "OrackarBoy'' for Satllla Landings, bt For rates of freights The ••St.NlttMaa’* touches at aU way tween Brunswick and Savannah. ■ PUTNAM'S Corner Monk and Oglethorpe greets M Y patrons and the public can root assured of securing from ray stable The Finest Torn-Outs AND THB BEST 8ERVIO X. A. T. PUl’N 41.