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la Mm Aim?. A tMMwMriMdafaflsraaU to mm, i m> I'rt i i!»i|»vwd UlMi'a iitMMamiiii At ■ <•>' I'mm dub tjr favorer OAOto- tm*t I urasdareM tiuAb»»*r*d sr Id***. Thant la hordlva ouh|«Ik» <*• which w* hav* a corapiala raoord, tlwm b hardly an Mediant at aa* of wilted *» hero «rar lieurd, or that did not give rive «tha quaatfcn of tha exact wordln# ami ptwlw anipliaaia on (ha wonlitiK «l an order The moat coMptouoaa Inrianoc in iiimleni tliuaa of a miauntWrouiMJing wa* periiapa tha oaaa of U» charge ut BDladlava. but tha mmkm flow of but- Ma pa para la tha American magazine* 1 n to allow that what happmad in tha , oaaa oT our Light bricada happened la j •obaUnoo nretty often In pour great war. Now. If there wore a portahia form of thai>lionosraph there eoold ban record of tlw ordera given, whether In caaa of an action oaliore or an accident afloat. Perkin* Mr. Bdiaon will eewtawnd to giro the anbjaot hi* attention. But maaawhUa 1 have “spotted" a too for tha phonograph that probably tas occurred to doom aba. Ithusbeen my lot In days gouo by to attend perliapa a greater number of artillery experi ments than any ana alia not an artillery officer, and I can aea bow If a number of phonograph*, synchronized, were placed along a range there would bo a better and clearer record of the path of a allot or ahall than there is at present where the use of acreens inevitably causes sotuo deflection and some lose of energy, how ever light. But in applying the pho nograph to military and naval purposes it does seem to bo necessary that tiicro should hftound some more durable, even if leas sensitive, material than tho wax cylinder rfs tho receiver of tho vibrations. That such a material exists can hardly be doubted; but it may Interest Mr. Edison to know that already some of tho smartest military minds in England are considering his invention with a view to its adoption for, or adaptation to, mili tary purposes. I do not feel at liberty to say more on tlio motto at present— London Cor. New York Times. lesiier DpuUnIm. y PutLti a LOCAL DENTISTS. ■' rt j*wl* kaiser Moot, ever drag stuns! Lloyd | j • miRMN, DENTIST. • iVi-1 uii.talr.ln Wrtglil'. now .img. PMylcIam. I £| miHHiin, a.*.. hlYSICIAN AND SURGEON OlWup sum I* Btccm building; rv.tdaneroa Newcastle street, opposite Moore's lioanllBg boose. _ fold Lawyers. ^HtaVAVT * WHITPlt-l p, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. tie* in aUdteeo i nil. UfBce In Crovatl Swimming Examination* for Schoolboy*. One of ihu mostsehMbte of school re gulations is that ut Eton which specifies that only tliose boys who know how to swim shall engage inboatingl Atonotimo tho school authorities did not interfere at all in overseeing the oarsmen, and acci dents on the water were not at all un usual. In 1810, however, when a boy was drowned, tho law was made that no boy should bo allowed to enter a boat who had not passed an examination in swim ming. Olio or fwo teachers were ap pointed river masters, bathing places were specified, and watermen were en gaged, both to teach swimming, and to . boat hand with punta, in order to pro- ■ vent accident. Batliing is permitted as soon after are pre ent at Cuckoo weir to conduct tho swimming examination. "Boating,'* of the Badminton library, describee the ceremony; , "A number of.tho boys thought by the , watermen to be sufflUently proficient. ..appear, undressed, in a punt. About 'thirty yards off a polo is stuck up in the water. Tim master'. stands on a high place called the acropolis, and as he calls one name after fenctnsr 'etch pupil takes u header and swims cnoe or twice round tho pole. It is not sufficient merely to take the header and accom plish tho specified distance; he must ewtm'in approved form, SO as to be capa ble of swimmiugin his clothes." Since these formalities have been es tablished only ana boy has been drowned at Eton, though many boats are swamped under nil sorts of circumstances. Those trlio haft not passed belong to the class called “non nant,”—Youth'sCompanion. A Good Kind of lues. Memory of Events.—This is shown by a wide, lull forehead in tho center. Reasoning Bower,—A high, long and well deflued noeo and a broad faoo ex hibits this great faculty. •Moral Courage.—This faculty mani fests itself by wide nostrils, short neck and eyes set directly in front Language.—'This faculty is exhibited In many parts of the fsce, perHcnktiy by a large mouth and huge, full eyes, Self EMeem.—This teouRyihows itself in a long or doop uppff Up. Large self esteem gives one dignity, self control and Firmness.—The presence of this fac ulty, when very lamia indleated by a long, brood chin. Firmness is synony mous with winfahM* perseverance end stability. Perception of Character.—TfcM Is indi cated by a long, high non at the lower end or tip. to* faculty is very useful. it not hwiMt to s Mas in tin* exsrcuooi imzu&cuodsqk nisoxncc* Bower of Observation.—The situation of this faculty is in the faoo just above the top of the nose, filling out tho forv- » l tea level with the parts on each of the noee. It is a faculty which enables ond to concentrate tho mind upon the subject bring fa—n Conscientiousness- This Is shown in tho faco by a square Jaw, a bony chin, prominent chfeek bents and a general squareness of the faafaMSCf fas entire face. To be conscientious means that one has a sense of justice, honesty of purpose, rectitude of character and moral courage.—Pittsburg Dispatch. Tho Acs of fan Camera. Leas than fifty years ego thriv was it. i a photographic camera in Urn won. tndnv tln'ro ore 13.000 photo iijliifi- tuWWimeiits, to say nothing* i lb r i sands of amateur outfit*, in lU« Lai.. ; %su*-CldcsMO Herald. ANYBODYI PM 10 WIffl® « K! JAS. S. WRIGHT, Corner Newcaatlo sad Monk Streots. • I have Just received an elegant slock ot season able goods selected by myself In the Northern markets, sml can supply .the town with Clothing, Hats, ' . SHOES, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, NKCKWKAR(AKD.I10BIKRY Which trera purchased for cash, and cause qnently can bo sold on closest margins. -Suits made to order fiom samples, much eliusper than from a tallor^aml at guaranteed. JAS. R. WRIGHT. FOR FALL AND WINTER That I have ever handled In Brunswick. I call special attcntlo.i to my Hats, Shoes and Neckwear — KLANNKL|SI1IUTS AND HANDKERCHIEFS, Latest Style Collars anfl Cei. .FULL LINE OF Clothing! NUITn TO ORDER. A lino assortment ot undorelolhing, and every thing hD.nnging to my-llno. Mv motto Is, "One 1’rlro to AllCall and le convlm-cd. |»- —t J. R. WEIGHT, Comer Newcastle and Gloucester St. Your Duty TO YOUR FAMILY IS TO SECURE FOR THEM A HOME. I am offering, honae* and lots In thoettvand at ms and lar.d near the city for cash ortline. Will tell one two-story bouse, six rooms, on Cochran avenue, (or 11,000. (.'ALSO BONDS OF SURETYSHIP. Apply to W. B. BURROUGHS, <4 <04 Newcastto street L.J.Lepvy& Oo., AUCTION AMD COEHIBSIOX KEHCHANTS, AND GENUAL COLLECTING ABUTS. S PECIAL attaattee given toeOUaetion ox rents. lluslnost and consignments aoUclttd. and speedy returns guaranteed. Office next door to v nvxtTisKK-ArriAL office. NOTICE. I > slid hr the crew All bills must ba signed hi 'hsV spUlAotherwls* pay—t will ball halt r J. U. GARNETT, Muur. 1 IV TIE SEA! The Livest Town in the South! ' Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business and Investment! * Ws offer for isle the following City and Country property: «OLD TOWN, Ono lot, with largo two-story dwelling and ont houses, alto one collate and out houses, every thing comparatively new and In good order. Ont-htlf lot oorneifMansfleld and Albany ata. One Bay lot *8x180, with buildings. Ono lot on Oglethorpestreet/.ami buildings.- local? 'u 10B Glouc ** t * r •iwet-splendld business One Ilay lot 90xlb0 with twn*tory briek bnild- lngs, recently greeted, will seU ekaap forth* -toney. , Throo iota os Grant street-good business loca- ^Splendld bulklliig site, north oorncr Oglethorpe Lot oomer Gloucester and Albany street*. Ono lot on Albany street. ^Portion of Trust lot SOxlOO-tplcndld building One lot 80x180; corner Union and Howe streets with improvements. Ono Bay lot aniltwo stores situated thereon— good lnreatment. Y-ot 80x190 south of Hanover Park. Vory desi rable tor residence. Lot 80x80 on Newoaitle street, near Catholio eburcb, with nice residence. Three lota, 88x180 each, containing 4 new two- story bouses, near school house. Business lot on Newcastle stroet, near Greer’s NEW TOWN. Portions olitbreo lots’aggregating HTJjxlM ft., on Reynolds street, w ith buildings. "Three lot “ 80x160, with now two-stn:, lng and out bouns, facing Court House Square. Two lots, witq elegant residence and out houses a Norwich street. n% feet water front,* with warehouse MxlD and office. y • • - • Ono lot on UcnioldsJstrMt, 80x80. cheap** water lots atlthe foot|of L street. Very OnoDlxvlIteli and Lcodc bought at ic Plxville lot, *8x180, corner Cochran arums ^London streeU^with S room house. Can be T^oatag-Sfiraiiaaig COUNTRY PROPERTY. "" l ’ ™- ,8lx acres cleared, with house^fonr mllea from oity# -sSfflK®as®srsKfsf““!'’ largebarn,sugarmUl.etc, sifuatedat railroad crossing, *H mile* from court bouse. Can be se cured very cheap. ■> 10 acres of good clay land « miles from city. T» seres of land at Lula ton, on the B. AW. R. R., 88 miles from Brunswick. Large now well built house located thanon. Owner will sell at very low figure, being In wautof money. Also three small farms not montlonod above- very low, 8.000*000 Acres Florida Lands- We havo also been appointed agents for Florida Southern Railway lands, Florida Commercial Company's lands, and StMohns k Lake Kustls Railway lands, aggregating moro than 8,000,000 acres of choice lands located in nearly every county in the State, sultablo for fanning, graz ing, frolt and vegetable growing. I*lnc. cypress, and cialar timber. Prioes.rangu from |1 per aero upwards. Wo 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 of pur chasing, will do woll to call and see us. BORCHARDT & LEAVY, IR-eajL Estate -Agents, 301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK, GA. L. D. HOYT & CO., DEALRRS IN HARDWARE. Steves. C vms, Pistols, Cartridaes, AGRJ€ULTURAI f MMMEMGNTS. SASH, D00HS. BUM S Bu t*pr\«« and Waenns fkttaM Taaada/aad Friday,, as 8T«<asi sad Lv Tamps -----** j At ley Ws*t..,.Ly |Smmi^ nuifc Hi Intel lately, WAYCHOSS SHOftT LINE. Ttttl ( ABU IN KFriiCT SUV. INb. last. A LL trains on UiU r*«d are ns by Central A. Standard Tim*. I’s-sengnr Trains will (mv* and arrive (tally a- lullows: wnr India ra*r mail. UABMtt. hlAB Ut. (.Want-1* I, IU8.B Its** . a. lv taeksany.Ua }» ?>*•■» til*.as la iv l ltarn tiM.m ar .Tampa Iv ItM.B plant nxAtiauir Ltxs. Tkua sad on*. »b WadUMd ■at. p m Ar fcvmm.. -Lv(^^ fwOman bngat **n to *bd MB Raw York and NGW ORUUNS kXFOESS. 148* n iv Utranaak ar 148pm littam lv ..Jeeap ar 8:18pm 848au la .wsyotoB ..lv 84*pm 1148am ar TTuaUsIm* It IMlpm tAWnoon ar JsekaanvUla It 8.00pm 118amir laokonville lv 8 pjn ItlMamlv Wtyeraa........ar 4:40pm it44pm Iv Valdasta. lv 148pm 1844pm lv Quitman....#...Jv 148pm 148pm ar ThumsevUla lv L48pm 840pm ar. Uelnbrhl4»........lT 11:38am ■444. m ar bbattobvamwa...-I.lv 1140 am Pullman bufibt oars to and from Jacksonville and New York, and to and from JaoktonvUlt and New Orleans TlaPenMeola. , L . XABTFLORIDAKXPRIDS. pm lv Ssvanaib iar 18.83pm pm lv .Jtsup lr 10.44am ..la 8.88am I pmj eeeWiyCrtffii.ee a T.48pm ar 4aekeonvlllt7. lv 4dapm Iv.. Jacksonville *T4UpmlV.. .......wsyoreee 848am B:aupm ar bupunt lv 6:30 am »r»» f m lv i■ l*r-:;lty ar'10.48 am gSK::r.:::SdEy.dsmi' vtoTbomiavUlfa plltenr. Montgomery iville, ALBANY KXPRXSS. t-M p m lv Savannah ar 8:10* m 1048pm lv...i. Jeanp Iv 8|ll*m lAWan ar ....waycrw*...-.....lv llilOsm IRisnu.,, JaaksaavUl* tv TiOOpm T40pm to... Jacksonville.... ...«rT.4»»m 148am Iv.waver-ae ...4rU.-t0Dm 848am .pup-ot JvtfdOpm T:10 km ar! ijvavlt ,.lv 8i8lpm 1048am sr........(Itluasvllle .jy8:48pm 10:48 am ar U».CII>...,A.eltftN8 IW.W mas* MMteea MW *-l8ytt»>PI«y» Vina r — 1:4*a a lv Dapont..........,4r 8 46pm 0.30am ar Thnmuvilla..*.... lv T.00pm H.40 a mar Albany....if.....Iv 4.00 pm Stops at all reguter stations. Pullman prise* sleeping ears to and from JacksoavRl* and Bavin. JESUP EXPRESS. 3.15 pm lv...,......8annMh ar 8.30am 8.10 pm ar Jdeup Iv 6.18am Stop* at all regular and flag ttaUoni, Pullman buffet can Jacksonville. toClnc^inatl and through ooachet Jacksonville to Chattanooga PoU sleeping can to and tram JacksonvUle and 8av«nnah. Through tickets arid to all point* by nil and atoamahlp connections, and baggage checked through. Steeping ear berth* and sections se cured at Passenger Station. W^ P. HARDEE. Gen. Pass. Agt. B. G. FLEMING, Superintendent. brunswkjk: —jiirnTMimr nmi iiItit TANOOGA, —VIA THE K THffl., Ti & 61 RAILWAY, 680pm 018 pm 1015 pm 8G0am 145 pm 7 80pm 100am 5001D0ZM WHITE SHIRTS A prominent Shirt Manufacturer has retired from busin6ss, and wo have closed out his stock so low that we can give Special Inducements in both Laundriectfand Unlaundried Shirts. Shirts heretofore sold at 76c we will sell at 60c. Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 76c. Shirts worth $1.60 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, ('all and examine them, and be convinced that they are a bargain. J. J LISSNER & CO. A.V. SCEALS, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, ~ , BRUNSWICK, GA. Plans and Specifications (FUBNISUKD ON APPLICATION. Best of reference* given. Leave orders L.D. Hot* A Co. wS-ta. Dr. L B. McCASKILL, PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT ST. SIMONS MILLS, Ga. FatJnmraiM BAUMGARTNER BROS.-, BUTCHERS AES GREEN GROCERS, ftvi • specialty of.Dalletou Pa* Becl ra* iM* Jrt fiaaok Yards la Ik* aad Tender, and >nt cheaper rnfirr iere. Try a Fieo© And ran will have Mather, Beef, Poik, Stuw*^ Elr . ALWAYS ON HAND. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. SO, 1883. Leave Brunswick 3 40 p m 815 a m Arrive Macon 145 a in Arrive Atlanta 810 a m Leave Atlanta... 040 a pi 1120pm Ar. Chattanooga.il55 pm «15p m SOUTH ROUND. Leave Atlanta 12 80 a m Leave Macon 400am Arrive Brunswick 1180 am All train* run dally. .1. F. NOllRIS, Ticket Agt, BrunswlckJGa. B W.WKKNK.O.P.4T.A,KnoxviRe,Te5n. L. J. ELLIS. A.G.P.A.. Atlanta. Ga* SEA ISLAND ROUTE. BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH AND WAY LANDINGS. Steamer St. Nicholas W ID leave Savannah for Uruuswlek ever} 1U to day and Friday *t4 p. m. Connection* made wttb B. fc W. and B.T.. *0, Railroad*, and staamn "Oracker Boy’ for Satllla Landing!. Tb* "fit. Nicholas” touche, at all vay polnta between Brnnmrick and Savannah. sfjrssaB«.s„, PUTNAM’S Corner Monk and Oglethorpestrecla M Y patron* and the publtocan rest aamrodot •ecuring from rayitable m The Finest Tnrn-Onts AND THE BEST 8KBVIO E. Your order (olhdted, and aadrihaHon guaran., ♦ a. t. rmxx*. t 0'Cozxoa.Ja. w Mnom T. O’Connor & Co., INSURANCE AGENTS rMlf MARINE! ACCK.IVT! jmmr mv * c * m w*