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TMI DUTCH OOEM.
I'W» QuwrCMMIMI-
Uiiwkny—Dll*!
, Hm Biwlir (I apeak of ana who to
■MMld to nmltfrtaitd ^Bon apeddi and
faaUts) arrive* til n farm hotny iti. ray.
the Orange tree state. A f:;im taiuee
q; uk it wipeiiui In : l. rin*
Ikmjw, it Ik "ell tu examine lli i.if.tuv**:
If to rest* oe iJkrcfnikinn, throw tlic ■kin*
out.—8t Jonxn'Oaxeite.
A doaen tree* planted cnclt year may
change Die «|>|K-oranoo of a fiirin greatly
in u generation nml letulukuig to income.
bare one fleid of forage nml 11 Hone. very etutoftu'tory.M well.
kraal: otherwise the farm I* o|ieti omui- — —
try. He will not off saddle III* lion-* OH "» Oewui Waver,
widiout receiving |tertuia»ioii; (tils Inn ing Tlic uap of oil on t,-ouMud water* to
been asked for and granted, the farmer well known, and the Intent invention.
that of scattering it abroad 'lirough the
medium of rockets, seems likely to prove
invaluable. —Home Journal.
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ANYBODY!
PILL m Win STOCK!
Throw adds* your eld clot hot, and provide
yottiMlf with, auwcthjng new. seasonsMi
from the old rellal
ilng new, seasonable and
ill Ale clothier,
HAS. 3. WRIGHT,
Comer Newcastle and lfonk Streets.
I have Just received an elegant stock of season*
able goods selected by myself In the Northern
markets, and can supply’thc town with
Clothing, Hats,
SHOES,
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
NECKWEAR Sl> HOSIERY
Whlch wete purchased for cash, nml conse
quently can'be sold on closest morgiiis.
AP*8utta mode to order Iran samples, mnet
cneapcrlhaii from a tailor, and 111 guaranteed.
JAS. S. WRIGHT.
FEW I ARRET!
Isods him through (lie half doors into the
main apartment. There it liouie made
furniture, numerous pink and white
paper flowers, and |«intod on the
walls rases of fruit like those seen
deplete! on rite Loudon pavements.
The visitor will proceed to sltake hands,
eommeoi ii.n with the stout vrauw
and eliding wi:n tin* tr.liy In tirnls. This
to tic: no- Ijigiml. "hniNlsIuike." l>ut n
:u wtliiiii palm. The coffee,
e fiMiu *:u:rise to sunset, is
it it. m Urn-In. tobacco
••xcliuit l ;«J. nml conversa-
rlrtoiii varies, commences.
hi the fanner answer or ro-
ffdclt as followa:- ••The veld is
:■ Is are heavy; lltcre will
.1 tti.i!iti!‘row. I have tt
■ttmtiiii;;, Xuchtmual
, . , 1 :a*‘Udxt month. My
■ a tv : I. The president Is a
tic Vllliers (pronounced
Pin :'it.u.ii.‘ the prolix) Ima bad a
ram isms with live beads. The English
utv m...eves." The handshaking cere-
tno:iy is then reitented. the horse, fed
iuid res'.etl. is brought -round: the trav-
eler wonnts. sutackshis sjatnltoclt, shows
off)iis sttaal mnl pruoeede on ItU journey.
The farmera I take train edponle* to a
special )>uce railed a “tripple.’' anil a
good “trippler" to always prixod. With
this pace no .“porting" of tin* saddle fa
required, and on it long journey tiro trip
pler will arrive each night without turn
ing a hhir. white the trotting homo, his
companion, may be done up. Distance
b reckoned by time—six miles to thi
hour. If ant Englishman near the hour
of ednset nsks a Dutchman where such a
village lies, he will be answered by a
robed hand and “a little way over that
hiU." You then ride ten miles and sleep
out in a thunder storm, perhaps. You
reach tko village the following midday.
Superstition and fear of contagious du
ll eases are great among this people.
The Dutch ore accomplished herbal
ists, doubtless obtaining the knowledge
ha', of the Hottentots and Bushmen; they
■fa have herb brandies for colics and plants
BH for eorca. Tltey oro often the prey of
Wm quack doctors; the more as genuine prao*
| titionere. who havo to go long distances,
* charco lieaviiv: A Dutchman is satisfied
go
charge heavily; A Dutchman is satisfli
with tlto treatment so long oa his medical
• adviser brings to' tho house a quart bottle
of physio; if ha present him with a small
vial ho doubtshis skill and sends for an
other man. The dead ore buried on the
forms, and over them traveling masons
erect mausoleum*of brick. Dutchwo
men are enormous in stoe, good cooks in
their stylo, gobble sweets and, cakes all
day and take little exercise. But now
and then a Dutch wife and her daughters
may bo seen kreoling the sheep at even
ing. A-Boer likes his wife’s company,'
ahd-will leave passvu.-or* l.y his wagon
stuck iq the mud uud h:..f >:-rved while
he trucks off fifty miles v.. , another
velrt ’c 16 pay a visit to . :e vrauw.
Fcuekw beds oro greatly priced by this
vpeojtiet tltey generally carry their beds
with them on journeys.
The trekkings of tho Boers ore re-
- markable. Annually tho farmhouse on
sthe “low veld” to shut up, and tho sheep
and cattle oro taken mores of miles up
■tothe "high veld" for mountain pos
ture. Beside some rushing stream tho
wagons are camped, perhaps tents are
pitched, and domestic life goes on as
usual. Fowls duck among the wild
grasses, and the cows are milked beneath
tho sltadows of mighty mountains. The
' general Miff in-tho excellence of Boer
'shooting is no delusion.
♦The |K.nple are excessively fond of
music' nml dancing; concertina, harmo
nium and fiddle art- their delight. A
withered Hottentot tlvvurf will draw n
strain from the solo of nn old shoe strum;
with sinew, and men and maidens wilt
vigorously dnneo to it for hours. For
dancing thero is no touching tho English
Afrikander, and his measures seem qulto
original. Tito Boers have a bad i ■' “
character for pilfering. When tho I Apply to
incu and the women - enter »
an up country store they ore allowed to
carry off small goods Uko sweet* or rib
bons, which they unconsciously pay for
in the bill. Tho formers an not often
rich in money, their wool crops being
mortgaged sometimes to the stores for
two seasons ahead. “Young bloods" an
imp.t mat and WB& A smart curveting
hort-e ami list with white ostrioh plume
usually denotejghis species. When a
Boer drinks hmw an entiro fool. . In
order to keep a Atm hand over tho young
men riding transport, the elders of the
free state recently pawed u bill prohibit
ing ills tale of Uquor at wayside can
teens, and thereby lost a large revenue.
However, there oro smug^.-M.
The Boers tiro great re!.- : formalists;
and at certain times the . !..t<i their fam
ilies ride into the villa;,-t . a.m great db*
r tsnecs to tvn orate the . ..< .. .tual (night
meal cr«cY:.i.:.;lc:i). thi •«. oasloautd.
■ \ vrili) pro. —prvi*nt.i .. . Ike pfinxinb.
srl^iphtl'-u time business u ■ . h mid the
' streets arc liho a fair. Yet. v. ke're’nattves
and land are concerned, too Ux-r'w ecu-
slant violation of the Coutuigauiavnts
does not need pointing out. Tito Beers
oro by no means modest, and tlieir family '
conversations ore at times Imtoterously
indecent. Household arrangement*, savo
on rich forms, arc necessarily meager, I
. and the traveler must bo prepaid to sleep
on tho floor in the midst of fot;ror fivtfl ,•-*1,1. R ,„
sisters and their three or four Irt.titers. ,XtfiiSu
atR grown up, while tlte head ecu',.!.>:;ttro (' i-ivi y.Uw.roew. All bill* wa« ba rig*
on nit elevated and iwnderou>. feutlu r 1 ed '
in 0 curtoluod corner of l.'roroo ;;. ’ .an
SWICR IF HI SEA!
he Livest Town in
nparalleled Opportunities for Business
and Investment!
Wo'dfter for sale the following City and Country property:
OLD TOWN.
Stfuuli, Fltrili ui Itttvi Uhny,
WAYCHUdi^SHORT LINE.
TIUlt CARD IX KKFKt.T XOV. Uth. ItoT.
A LL trftiu* on this ro;;«l art rAn by Central
AUadnrd Tlnu*. l'-.^aenjer Trains will
lenre and arrive dally w f»iUow«:
WEST INDIA t 4ft! MAIL.
u«s
ttaoiord..
hiAD PI.
Iv 12.39 p as
..!v ?:NlS
..lv l;i6am
..iv 8:10pa
and out
FOR FALL AND WINTER
That I have ever handled in Briuinwick. I call
special nttcntio.i to my
Hats, Shoos and Neckwear
Kr.AXNKL Ml HITS jt.VD IIAMtKKIICIIIKfN,
Latest Style Collars and Cuffs.
FULL LINE OF
Clothing!
SUIT* TO ORDER.
A lino nuortment of uiutcn-lnttiln^, ami every-
thing bo.onglng to my lino.
Mv motto to, “Ono l’rlro to All I"’ tall nml l.
convinced.
J. II. WRHJilT,
Comer Nowcnatlo and (ilonco.ter St.
.Mwaadia.
on'. lnlMftn>.ti M.raitod .int (lh.nr «n
Ono B«y iS&xUO, with bolldUigi.
On. jot oa Oglethorpe «tre*t,;»nd balldlnga.
loOnolot on OloncMtcr •treot-.plentUd btulneM
money. Y • • *
^Threo lotoon Unint .tree t—good bniilneM locn-
. mfuiouci ba ^ <Uns> {^ c ' nort l> corner Oglethorpe
Lot comer Gloucester and Albuy itrccto.
One lot on Albany street.
Portion of Trait lot 00x100—eplondld building
alto.
Ono lot *0x180, oomor Union end Ilowe .tract,
with improvement*.
1 Ono lot and elegant rotldenco on London street,
One Bay lot and two .tore* (Hunted thereon—
good Investment.
Lot 00x180 ionth of Hanover Park. Very desi
rable for resideaoe. 41
Lot 00x00 -on Newcastle street, near Catholic
church, with nice residence.
Three lots, t0xl8S««ch,containing* new two-
stdry houses, nolq-school house.
Business jot SOxOO an Newcastle street, near
Chandler's brthkt.fr
Business lot on if.wcnstlc street, near Greer’s
stnblo . . V
One lot on ltoyoolds>treet, 80x90.
ciThrao water lot. ttltho footjot L street. Vary
Ulelot.48x110,corner Cochran avenue
X(tn»ti,wltli 6 room house. Can bo
tstiow ague.
MkffisMJast'aasag
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Abont 40 aeres of the rlcnest lands lh the ooon-
ty, 00a mile from heart of city.
Six non. cleared, with bonrojfonr mile, from
cityo
IM0 .ores of beat lend lh tho oonnty, with twelve
room house, nine mlle4to>m the oltyu
UK acres “
story house,
large bun,
crossing, <1-
oured very cheap.
10aorcsof good olay land 4 miles from
nOuresof land at Lul.toti.on the B. AW.ll.
R.. !K) miles from Brunswick. Largo new woll
built house located thereon. Owner will Mil at
vory low figure, being in wantof money.
Alsothrcosm.il farms not mentioned above-
very low.
8,000,000 Acres
Florida Lands.
Wo linvo also boon appointed agenta for Florida
Southern Rjiilwuy lands, Florida Commercial
Company's lands, and St. Johns A Luke J£nsUs
ltdil way lands, aggregating more than 8,000,000
acres of choice lands located in nearly every
county in the .State, suitable for fanning, grai-
ing. fruit and vegetable growing. Pine, cypress,
and cedar timber. Prices .range from |1 per acre
upwards.
NE Vf TOWN.
Portions ot.tbree lots, aggregating SfKxltOtt.,
ot^Reynolds street, with buildings.
“Three lots, DOxlSO; with now two-story build
ing and out houses, facing Court House Square.
Two lots, witq elegant residence and out houses
on Norwich street.. '
We solicit a portion of the patronage of the public, and those who wish
to place their property upon tlic market, as well as those desirous of pur
chasing, will d<^> well to call and see us.
BORCHARDT & LEAVY,
R-eal EstsLte Agents,
301 Newtmstle Strrart BRIINSWJCK-flA.
L. D. HOYT <& CO.,
-DKALKHk- N-
Your Duty
TO YOUR FAMILY IS TO SEAT HR
FOR THEM A HOME.
ro-story
Cochran avenue, for 41,000.
Fire, Lffe aei Accident tarar
ALSO BONDS OF SURETYSHIP.
W. B. BURROUGHS,
404 Newcastle street
L.J.Leavy& Co.,
AVCTIOK AMI COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
nmtKBAIi COLLECTING AGENTS.
S PECIAL attention given to collection of rout
Business and consignments sollcltt:;, m
a)«ody returns guaranteed. Ofilce next door
ADvakvisxa-ArrtAi. office.
J. A. BUTTS,
Physician apd Surgeon.
/"VFFICB northwest corner of Newcastle nml
lJ tskmoester streets, lately oconpled l>v Dr. J.
Wtleon. Catlaleft with **- -•* ”
tleon. Calls left with Rockwell, tho Druggist.
wUlraoalvaMM.pt attention. Offloe hours uto
11a.m.andltolp.ra. ResidcncoontSlouces-
ter street, one door from Union.
eM*S(ieeUl attention given to disenm of
throat and tang*.
-A-
NOTICE"
••fed t,y therrew ' All hUls^mnrfhastorod by
v ■ <.|-iMn,uth«rwba payment will battobarr-
J. U. UAKNKTT, Hatter.
HAKDWARE.
Steves f uns, Pistols, Cartriooes,
AGRICULTURAL IMLLEMENTS. SASH,* DOORS. BUM
<=rcri«H a,nci Waenns
HEAD DOW.
1 06 • (U IV
p Ha IV.
4:40pOI IV
StOOptt or
tLAHT 8TKaMidi IP LINE*
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WsdnMwi.lt,. , _) Wsdn**and
Sst.au. I Ar ^ - ' XT l Sat, noon
(Ndlnun bulfst osn to tod from New York and
uap*.
NEW OHLKAN8 EXPBE8S.
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8i41,m lv Jmup sr 4:14pm
S.SOsu lv... wsyoross lr 4.04p'm
\
ll:94sm mtrMK/...Csll*Uu lr 9:47pm
IS.U0DOOH uHH|...fsokMeTid* lv 9.00 pm-
790 snulr...sM,.4sekonvlIlo lv C p.m
10:10 sm lr.... Wayoros, sr 4:40pm
19:04 pm lv .Vsldoste lv 3:Upm
13:44 pm lr quUiasn lv 3:98pm
ldfpsur ritoms»rlll* to 1.44pm
8 JO pm sr ..llidnbridg* lv H:to".m
4.-04pm sr vbstubooohM It ll:8Unm
Pullman buffet earn to tnd from f seksonvllM and
New Tsrk, and to and from Jackaonvllle and New
Orleetu via Psosaocla.
BAST FLORIDA EXPRESS
1.80pm lv......
8.3t)pm tv
4.40pm tt.....
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, .waycroM
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.lv 10.64 a m
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.ar 10,45 am.
8:48pm tv.>.:..-
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4*. Live Otk..
.ar 10.30 a m
■ar 7.10am
«:4opm Iv Dupont...ar 4:35 am
1048pm sr... ....TbomisvUle.. .....lv 3:38am
1:33am am Albany.. It 148am
Pullman buffet can to and from Jaekaonvllla
and st.Luuto vUTbomuvfUa,Albany, Montgomery
mud Naahvdl*.
ALBANY EXPRESS.
7:33pm tv Savannah ar 4:10am
18:08 pmlv JMup ..lv Silfam
13.-40 • in ar wiyeroea.. lv 19:10am
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0.80 a id sr. Tle.m tsvllle IV 7.00 P b
t'ttistnur \1hsny lv 4.00pm
Stops at all regular -tutlons. Pullman peuoe
alaeplug car* tu ,nd fr-.m JackaODvlll* and Sevan-
uab. •
JESDP EXPRESS.
3.19 pm It Savannah . ar 8.80am
0.10 p m ar Jesnp lv 8 Sfia
Stops at sit regular and flag atationa, .
Fnlhnau buffet cars Jacksonville to Cinc.nnatl
and through coaohesJacksonviUetoCbatunooga
R. G. FLEMING, Superintendent.
A prominent Shirt Manufacturer has retired from business, and we have
closed out his stock bo low that we can give Special Inducements in both
Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts.
Shirts heretofore sold at 75c we will sell at 60c.
Shi rts always sold at $1 we will sell at 75c.
Shirts worth $1.60 we willsell for $1 00
Now is your chance to purchase your Shirts whilo we havo these bar
gains to offer, which will be for only 30 days. Call and examine them, and
be convinced that they nro a bargain.
-I. * LISSNER & CO.
A. V.
•It IS
CONTRACTOR AID .BUILDER,
BRUNSWICK, G A.
Plans and Specifications
u'St-Cir.
FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Bast of wefereuee* given. Leave onlcrs
L.D. BovtACo. ■
m-
Dr.lBMcmSKlU,
Fat insonrBeef.
BAUMGARTNER BROS.,
■UTCHEE8 AND GBKKN GKOCEBS,
rAKE a specialty of Delicious Fat Beelra-
. eelved dally tram Armour’s Stock Yards in
itty Fat and Tent ler, and
Try a*
And tou will have no other.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
ST.SIMONS MILLS, Gau ( Beer, Poik, Sansav^Etr
Twenty year, praettealexperience. \ \ ALWAYA ON HAND.
MACON. ATLANTA AND CHAT
. TANOOGA,
VIA THE
KTEfflJA. Mi. RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IS EFFECT SEPT. 80, l»f8.
Leave Brunswick S40pm 813am
Arrive Macon 149am fiiiapm ..
Arrlvo Atlanta .. .. tl 10 n m 9 IS p m
Leave Atlanta... u40am 13 30pm 1013 pm
Ar. Chattanooga. 13SSpm 033pm OSOnm
SLUTH BOUND.
I*;avc Atlanta 13 30 n m 2 43 p m
Leave Macon 4 00 a m f 80 p m -
Arrive Brunswick 14 80 n in 2 00 a m
All trains ran dally.
■I. F. NORRIS, Ticket Agt, Brunswick, Ga.
B w. WKKNN. G. P. A T. A., Knoxville,Tcnn.
L. J. ELLIS. A.G.P.A.. Atlanta, Ga. ^
SEA I ST AND ROUTE.
Ril 1 • VSWICK & SAVANNAH
AND WAY LANDINGS.
Steamer St Nicholas
W 111 leave Bavaaush for Hrnnswiek even Tues
day and Friday at * p. m. *
Connections made with B. It W. tnd E. T. tO,
Railroads, and atMmer "Cracker Boy* for satllto
Landtags. The “dt. Nicholas" teittos at *11. way
points between Brunswick and Savannah.
For rates of fi sights and pas'***, apply to .-
PUTAIAM’S
Litery St*M«!
■ i , i'■
Corner Monk and Oglotborpcitreeti
M Y patrons and the pnbllocan rest aa»urvd>it'-
seenring from my stable
The Finest Turn-Outs
AND THE BEST SERVICE. .
cited, and ratitfactlon
A. T. HTV ^ I)
r 0'Ooxxom.Js. W t. urvn. -
T.* O’Connor & Co.
insurance agents
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. *•fnVm*" ‘.f-sit
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