Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

NATM MOWN OOiO. IkT mmtvnu* ■-avar ***—■"stsswssr i mmrumr -Oh. mi «m%« mm BUM MS ANYBODYl The Livest Town in the 8onth! u fTiihr film nfUn ** -Shan I Ml kmjher forhertoof Mir —-..•sscare.*,.- TO, It may bo, tho master spirit la thee, IMIMLonbM, Oat of bar eyeobii look of look* otaU win theo, i thee at lad.'* -TlttSgNUur. la n <M Swell* CkmbiaM. Not far from the inn, down a wall bpr- I Sana and than through a pand pa»- whm net bom than three pemon* “ atraaat, we Came to the grounds . the old church built in Mxteen and oomutiiing. (Only plaoeaof wonhlp here In which fa conducted th< aerrico of the Chorch of England ot» called chnrchea; all otberaare "dissen- tera’ chapel*. ”1 It fa a handaomo edifice exteriorly, built of atone, with a steeple whoso fine proportions have been much admired by student* of architecture. All around, in the great churchyard, lie the dead of past generations—a few of the inscriptions dating bock nearly three hun dred years. Some of the graves, I was. told, contain the remains of a dozen per sons—one coffin being placed upon the top of another, room being made for the mw comers as the earlier tenants of the graves moulder into dust. Here, after patient search, I found the graves of An cestors long since passed away,—William T. Tinsley in Lyons Republican. One's Own XJfb Experience*. What would bo tho effect upon litera ture if every person of spirit and the ability to write fairly well wero to em body in a single romanoe the most vivid and commanding experiences of his own life, from, the ‘time when he began to think to his maturity, and tell faithfully tho most sacred emotions of his own heart, while faithfully photographing the people and the life around him? We should have a flood of intimate autobio graphies, but slightly guarded by the veil of fiction; heart breaking confes sions. interspersed with brood views of tho beauty that there fa hr life, and dashed with humor; and whose reality . would commend our attention and our sympathies in spite of ourselves.—Boston Transcript, PILL m IB T9 CK! Throw ■*)<!• yowr oM eMhro, sod Vrovlds iwiwll with mmetklns mw, MSMmtbl* and MtIMi (rum tbs old raUaM* doth lor, JAS. 8. WRIGHT, Offers Unparalleled Opportunities for Business ! and Investment! Corner Newcastle sad Monk BtrueU. I hsve Just received m elSfnnt able good. (elected by mywlfjn t market*, and can ,upply|the town with Clothing, Hats, SHOES ■ Gents’ Furnishing Goods, NKCKWKAR . SI) H08IEBY Which’wt . qnently can be to! I .■■■■piiV MT-Solts made to order from rumple*, much cheaper than from s tallorjaud fU guaranteed, ■ *8. 8. WRIGHT. ■ GENTS’ FORMING GOODS FOE FALL AND WINTER That I have ever handled In Brunswick. I call special attention to ray Hats, Shoos and Neckwear FLANNEL SIIIBTS AND HANDKERCHIEFS, Latest Style Collars Mi Cuffs. FULL LINE OF Clothing! A Watch's Gain or Loss. A ship's chronometer fa so adjusted as to remain always in oho position, no matter what the motion of the ship may be, tad on that account It keeps better time than a watch that la placed in the pocket during tho ’ - to day by tho motion of iho body, A pocket wntoh that gains or loses only a second a day fa considered an excellent timepiece, but in order to be eo considered it must mako the giiln steadily jimo day after the other, of. lose in the eamo way—it must not be a seqond fast one day and a second alow the next.— “B, B." in The Epoch, Snake Bite and Yellow Fever, ■Dr. Urias da Silvelrs has sent to tho Medioo-Chirurgical society of Bio de Ja neiro a quantity of a vegetable substance which is very common In the provinoes— Minas gcraee and Barra mans*—and which, ho says, he has used with great advantage in the bites of cobras, espe cially during the period In which the most serious symptoms—hemorrhages 'and ataxo-adynamic phenomena—ap peared. He points out analogiee between the effects of snako bite and of yellow fever, both of a symptomatic and patho logical nature, and suggests that the drag ho sent should bo tried in cases of yellow fever,*—Scientific American. Bothyr Than Go Back, “Yes," said she, ."I will accept, your proposal this time, and wo will bo mar' tied befe * “ SUITS TO ORDER. A lino assortment ot underclothing, and every thing belonging to my lino. Mv motto l»,"One Price to All I” Call and be convinced.a -dealersin- SADDLES & HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, RUBBER AND Wo offer for Aftle-tho following City and Country property: MX foot water front, with warehouse MxTO and OLD town; OnVhslf lot conn Minefield and Albany sts. One Bay lot Mil* wltklmjktags. On* lot on Oglethorpe strseMand buildings. One lot on Gloucester street—splendid business local' — lot *0x160 with two-story brick bulld- tly erected. Will sell ohcnp for tho tion. lots on Grant street—good Imslnese loca- Snlendld building site, north oorner Oglethorpe Ana Gloucester streets* . Lot comer Gloucester and Albany streets. One let on Albany street. Portion of Trust lot OOxloo-eplemlld building comer Union and Howo streets ients. One lot and elegant residence on London street. One Fay lot and two stares situated thereon— good Investment. Lot WxISO south of Hanover Park. Very desi rable for residence. Lot.faxSO on Newcastle street, near Catholic ritfa nice residence. ChandSrt brick 80 *" ° n Nowcll *^ e ,trec l t ' ne * r Minces lot on Newcastle street, near Greer's W TOWN. offthree lots, aggregating 87*4x100 ft., Is street, with buildings. 00x100, with now two-story bulld- ■ macs, facing Court House Sqnaro. witq elegant residenceandont housca street. One lot on lteynoldsjrtreet, 30x00, now . Thi cheap, > water lots st>befoot)of L street. Very One Dix vllle lot, Six 1*0, comer Coehrmn and London streets, —***■ " . with S room tense. Can be bought at low figure. , Besides the above we have a largo variety ot TOWN COMMONS lots, which we will sell at dc- elded bargains. COUNTRY PROPERTY. Abopt 40 acres of the richest lands in the conn* ty, one mile WAYCEOSS 8HOBT LINK. TtMB CARD IX XmcxT tammEsr** tW mi.. Tiintv mss VMT DUMA FAST MAIL. PLANT STDAMSMIP UML I Lv «£» “‘ 4 |*.*....B*v«m .. .XT Pumn.u buffet cars to sad from New York snd Ttlfffft. nkw OBUUXS express. __ from heart otdty. 8tx some cleared, with noww^fonr miles from elty 900 sere* of bcstUndhi the oonn t^, with twelve room house, nine i large bam, sugar mill, etc. Situated at railn crossing, 4JJ miles from court house. Con be enred very cheap. 10 acres ot good clay land A miles from city, 739 seres of land at Lulaton, on the B. AW. B. B., *0 miles from Brunswick. Large new wqll built l\onae located thereon. Owner will sell at very low figure, being in want of money. Also threo small farms not mentioned above- very low. •JBeu lv. U.90oooa ar 729 am L. MlMamlv. 11 lv. 1944 pm lv. 142pm ar. Jacksonville.. Jaekonvilto.... Waveroae... .Valdosta.... ...CMUtmaa.... Thomaaviila.. ...At 8.00 pm ......lv 5 pJ* ....ar 4:40pm ....h 2M,m 940pm ....lr 1.44pm tffiOpmar. Balnbrldga... Iv 11:2* »m 4ffi4pm ar ohotuhooehe, lv 1140am* Pullman buffet earn to and from JaokwmvUl, end N,w York, sad to and from JaekeonvUle and New Orleans via Pueeooia. KASTPLOB1DA EXPRESS.' 1.90pm lv... Savannah. ar 12.29pm X20pm lv ...Jaanp lv 10.44am 4.40pm ar waycruw...,. 1* 9.53am 7.45 pm ar. 4:15 pm lv. .Jacksonville ••• ....... Jackaon villa.. ••••lv m ...ar tn 740pm lv. 8:80 pm ar. ....... worooa * • • • .........Dupont ., mc 8:85am ....lv 4:80am S:3Sy m lv. Lake Olty.... ....ar 10.45 am 3:45 p m lv. fl:0Spm lv. Live Oak,,,, 3,000,000 Acres Florida Lands- We have also been appointed agents for Florida Southern Railway lands, Florida Commercial Company’s lands, and St. Johns A Lake Enstta nearly every county in the Stato, snltable for farming, graz ing, fruit and vcgetablo growing. Pino, cypress, ana cedar timber. Pricesfrange from (i per acre upwards. to plai cbasini olicit a portion of the patronage of the public, and those who wish ... -11 their property upon the market, as well as those desirous of pur- will do well to call and see us. BORCHARDT & LEAVY, PLeal Estate -A.gen.ts 301 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK, GA. ggBHPEiaP L. D. HOYT & CO., -DEALERS IN- HARDWARE. Leather Belting, BthberPsrklngsnd Hose, Sols Lesthsr, Cair Skins snd Shoe uppers, Trunks and Traveling WecaU especial attention to our Heavy Team Harness for the mill and tnrpcntino trade, which wo manufacture ourselves from best selected leather. Como and see ns when In tho city, or send us yourordors when In need of nnythihg In our line. All mall order* receive careful attention, and satisfaction Is guaranteed. W. B. MELL & CO., 1U and 160 Congress St., SAVANNAH, Gn. I before winter.” “O, delight 1” exclaimed he. "Your ■ sadden change bewilders me.” I "I know it most,” continued the sweet tiling, "bat the fact fa I have just learned that I didn’t .pass in my examination last spring, and rather than go-hack to the seminary and etand the dfagrece of being pot down I’ll—I’ll even many you.” No cards.—Chicago Tribane. . t A Truth Well "Jinny persons criticise in order not to seem ignorant; they do not know that fedutecnoefaa madiet tbs highest cut- ture,‘ sayaOumsnSylva in tho currert number of Tho Woman’s World, and t. fa n truth well expressed. It fa the lit* o learning, tho narrow culture, tlmi is carping and censorious, and mistuk.-s fault finding for criticism. Tho highest and most liberal culture fa generous ar.u believing.—Boston Traveller. ‘ Eloctrio Light Id War. The German military uuthoriUes have experimented SBCtSfafaHy With pight at tacks by theaidof electrio light. Tbo beam ot light fa reflected from n mirror SOO yards distant trout the lamp, eo that the enemy cannot teQ where tho battery fa.-Now York Bun. He—My darling, you most bo mine. I yearn for you every day. She—That's all right; butwliat I want to know to, will you earn tor me evviy- day after we are married f—Nmv York Tribuuo. Your Duty FOUR FAMILYISTO SECURE FOR THEM A HOME. I am offering house* and lot urns soil land near the city f< Will tell one two-story Son Cochran avenue, for 11,000. houses and lots In tbo citv and " for cash or time. ium, six rooms, on Cochran avenue, for “ ALSO BONDS OF SURETYSHIP. Apply to W. JB. BURROUGHS,' tot Newcastle street L.d.Leavy& Co., SUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS. qieedy returns guaranteed. Office next door to V nvxkritxa-ArrXiL office. gap ml d. A. iUrrs, Physician and Surgeon*. Q k g f £ Wllren. I’DruggUt! „.. IjtcS __J»-%eel*l 1K? (tl'vc’nlto disease* of t ih.«k>' and lung*. Stoves C uns, Pistols, Cartridges, 8:40pm lv,. Dupont ar 4:35 am in.UMm. mm * fiq.nmaaoina tv fl.OKwvn 1:32am ar...: Albany It l:25am Pullm.Q buffet cars to snd from JaekionvUl* and SfXonU VU ThomavUle, Albanv, Montgomery ALBANY EXPRESS. T45pm lv..... 10:05 pa lv 12:40 ■ m ar Bavsnnih ,.»r «;loam ..lv 8)15.m ..lv J2:10aa (40a m ar 7:00 pm lv .".JaoksonvIUe.... . J.lv 7:00 pm ...ar 7.-35am 1:05am lv..... 240am ar..... ....irAjdrou.;..... Dupont....... ...arll:80pm ...lvlOtlOpm 7:10am ar..... 1040 a mar..... ....LiveO.k....... ..OalnMYtUe...... ...lv 045pm ...lv 8:45 pa 10:45 am ar..'... 2:45amlv.... . , 6.30am ar.. .ThomtavIUe Iv V.00pm 11.40 a mar ...Albany... lvt.OOpm Stone at aU regular stations. Pnllman palace deeping can to and from Jacksonville and Satan- JESUP KXPBES8. /■ 8.46 pm lv Savannah.. ah 8.86am 6.10.pm ar.. ..Jetnp............lv 6.25am Stops at all regular and flag stations,. Pnllman traffet oars Jacksonville to Clnbmnatl , and through coaches Jacksonville to Chattanooga Pull sleeping can to and from Jacksonylllo and Savannah* Througi _’h tickets sold to all points by rail and steamship connections, and baggage checked through. Sleeping car berths and sections se cured at Bsssehcer Station. W.P. HARDEE, Gen.-Pats. Agt. B. G. FLEMING, Superintendent. BRUNSWIQK MACON. ATLANTA AND CHAT TANOOGA, VIA THE ' E.TENN.JA.&M. RAILWAY OVEB FOUR HOURS QUICKER TO ATLAN TA THAN ANY OTHER LINE. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. 30,1888. Leave Bp Arrive i ■ Arrive Atlanta 610 a m Leave Atlanta... 0 40 a m 12 20 p m ‘ •. Chattanooga. 13 65 p m Ar. 815 am ssapm on pm 1015 pt 650am 625p m SOUTH BOUND. Loavo Atlanta .12 80 a m Leave Macon 4 00am Arrive Brunswick 1180 a m A11 train, run dally. J. F. NORRIS, Ticket Agt, Brunswick, Ga. B V,\ WRENN, G. P. A T. A„ Knoxville,Tenn. L. J. ELLIS, A.G.P.A., Atlanta, Ga. 245pm 7 90 pm 2 00am AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS Bu i Gs and Waenns A prominent Shirt Manufacturer has retired from business, and wc have closed out his stock so low that we ean give Special Inducements in both Laundried and Unlauridried Shirts. Shiite heretofore sold at‘75c we will sell at 60c. Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 75c. Shirts worth $1.60 we willsell for $1.00 Now is yonr chance to purchase your Shirts while we have these bar gains to offer, which will be for only 30 days. Call and examine them, a^d be convinced that they, are a bargain. J. J LISSNER & CO. A. V.SOEALS, CONTRACTOR AM) BUILDER, BRUNSWICK, GA. Plans and Specifications FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. Beat ot reference, Tlvcn. Leave order, L.D.Hovt'A Co, ■■ m23-3m. 0§ Dr.iB.VeCAMlLL, PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT * ST. SIMONS MILLS, Ga. Twisty jean fttAnoirM. BAUU&AR.TNER BROS., BCTCHEBS AND GREEN ( • specialty ot Dellelons Fat Beef re- ,d daily from Armonr*. Stock Yards In SEA ISLAND ROUTE. BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH AND WAY LANDINGS* Steamer St. Nicholas Will leave Savannah for Brunswick every Ta*e» _ innectlon, mad, with B. k W. Sad E.T., kO. Bollroadi, and steamer “Cracker Boy*' for SatJlla landing,. Th, "8t. Nlcholu" touche, at all way i betwMO Bnuuwlek and Savannah. PUTNAM’S Stable! Comer Monk and Oglethorpoitroett M Y patroni and the pablto oan rest assured of seen ring from my stable The Finest Tnm-Outs AND THE BEST SEBVIO E. Ydnr order aollelted, and aatlrtactlon gusran A. T PUT&AM, W F. Batons Try a. And you will havo no .other. Beer, Folk, Sawa?^, Etc., ALWAYS ON HAND. ■ '* O'Oonom, J*. T. O’Counor & Co., INSURANCE AGENTS FIRE! MARINI I ACCICENTII BKPBMENT THE STAONOHFST OOMPANIK OFTHE WOBLD. uetimiy