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liovrt, »l Him Hebrides Tlx’ IkivmIk «cro hm chwrtesa wlllrin m W!Uk«k i <iii urn know why •* •** take* titicrtU'* with the poor on* would 1)01 «laru take with llie rich. »* ■ •» •mull evttcf juiTWty that It la everybody 1 * privilege toatiirriit II. Til*|*Opl*Of U*r- ri»nreho*|ilU*l'lv. mill receivelliontiuiigvr With courtesy, hut you cun wv (lull they resent tlie Intrusion. II ■ not, I fnar, to our credit tluit curiosity got the UltUT of our scruples. We knocked at a cottage door one Sunday afternoon, J , us excuse, asking for a light. As we drew near we heard the voice of some one reading aloud. Now It was silenced, and a tall old man In his shirt slsevcs came to tbo door with an open Bible in his hands. Within, on' the left, was tbo dweilinfldkra of the household; on the right, tV stable. Cattle and family share tjfponly entrance. Into the roohi, »single pane of glues, one ray t fell across the Rembrandt' ANYBODYI thi i mud door, at the far end. a lire ] burned with dull ted glow, and its thick, choking smoke curled in cioude about the rafts and softened the shadows. We could just make out the figures of two women crouching by the fife, the curtained bed In the corner, the spinning wheel opposite. All other details were lost in gloom and smoke. Until you see in. our Nineteenth century men still live like tills. Miss Gordon Cummin^ says that to, the spinning and weaving of the women “is due much of tuc^. comfort, aswe may sec by a .peep into somo of their little homes. r< But our peep showed us only that women weave and men work in vain, and that to apeak of com fort is mockery in a cottage of Harris, or, indeed, In any cottage we jaw in any part of toe islands. For all'those wo Went into were slike in their poverty and their darkness. As a rule the fire burned in the center on a circle of stones,* and over it, from the roof, bung chain and hook for the kettle. They have not changed one jot or tittle since, a cortury ago. they moved Pennant to pitv • The Origin of a Poem. Longfellow's poem of this title tells how the Moravian nuns “consecrated the banner in a ohapel or church and pre sented it to the hero with injunctions that he should bear himself with bravery and magnanimity under its folds and that if he fell in battle the banner should ■be used as his martial cloak and shroud.” The concluding lines are: And the warrior took that banner proud, And It was his nisitial cloak and shroud. It is a fact that Count CasimirPulaski, visiting Lofayetto when he lay sick at Bethlehem, Fa., in 1770, procured a ban ner from the Moravian Sisters in that place. But all tbo pretty garniture woyen by the poet -around this simple clr- •camstance has been brushed away by ‘$he sisters te,and FILL M WINTER TO CK! clothes, and JAS. 8, WRIGHT, , Corner Newcastle and Monk Street!. I have hurt received sn elegant itock of staaon- •bio goods selected by myself In the Northern markets, and can aupplyltbe town with Clothing, Hats, SHOES Gents’ Furnishing Goods, NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY Which'were purchased tor cosh, and eonse qncntly can bo sold on closest margins. gVSuits made to order from samples, moot than from a tailor jand fit guaranteed., JAR. 8. WRIGHT. cheapen FORjFALL AND WINTER That I have ever handled In Brunswick, special attention to my Hats, Shoes and Neckwear FLANNEL S1II11TK AND HANDKERCHIEFS, Latest [Style Collars anil Caffs, FULL LINE OF Clothing! work they supported their house. On the dcntlf of Pulaski the banner passed into the hands of Capt. Bcntalou, of Bob r in tho possession of tltnoro. and is now tho Maryland Historical society in that city. In n newspaper interview Mr. Long- felio‘ * liq«’ told tho origin of the poem in these words: “It was one or my early works. I v.-roto it while at college. I read in a newspaper that tho Moravian women at Bethlehem hod embroidered n banner and presented it to Pulaski. Tbo story tuado an impression on my mlnd^ r I wrote tho poem. and one idlo day I wrote tho poem. I called them Moravian Nuns because I had gathered from something I had read that they were colled nuns. ■ I suppose I should liuvo said Moravian Bisters, but but tho chango doesn't spoil tho ro mance." New York's Chinese Residents. We liavo a Chinese population of nearly 10,000 in this city, but it is a rare sight to. see any Chinaman applying for help at any of tho publio charitable institu tions of tho city. Our Chineso residents . arc always ready to assist each other in nil the emergencies of life.' Mast of them belong to societies of mutual assistance on the Chinese plan. When one of them is penniless lip can borrow money. When one is out of work lie finds others ready to aid him in procuring it. When one is IH, nurses furnish the needed service, and if he dies the expenses of his burial are always easily obtained. Several hun dreds of‘ thorn have ' beoome well off through tho business of their wash houses, ,Tb*e are no loafers among them, and aU of them ore noted for their industrious lives. There an few of them addicted to tho opium habit, though many of them occasionally indulge in the fames of tho drag. It is mainly the wealthy men among them who enjoy tbo luxury of Chinese wives, bat Others who desire to form white matches find no difficulty in doing so, so far as the procuring of mates is concerned. As a rale, tho children bora of tlieso unions adopt tho American style of lifo. The Chinese of New York boast that they produce proportionately fewer criminals than any other element of our population New York Sun; SUIT* TO ORDER. flno aeaortmen tof underclothing, And every- sndbs Corner Newcastle And Gloucester St W.B.Mell&Co., -DEALERS IN SADDLES & HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, RUBBER ANT) V tarn ms mm* WICK IT TBE SEA! Livest Town in the South! paralleled Opportunities for Business and Investment! for sale the following City and Codntry property: TOWN. ; ind out to two-story d' bun and out y now and In | One-luU lot corner Haaafleld and Albany sts. One Ray lot 48x180, with buildings. * One lot on Ogtstborpo strest^and buildings. t Jpneloi oo tUyocsty street-splendid business money. Three iota oa Grant street-good business loca tion. and Gloucester streets, Lot corner Gloucester and Albany streets. One lot on Agamy street. Portion of Treat lot 90xl00-splcndld building site. One lot 90x190, corner Union and Ilowe streets With improvements. •-P5S.12S *“** residence on London streot,' IOC vOXlbOs One Bxytotlmd two stores situated thereon— gooa investment. rubletor residence? 1 H#nover Parlt ' Vorydeel- ' 8ow 8 ,Ue ,u ' eot ’ ne « r C»‘hollo church, with nice residence. Three lota, 90x180 each, containing I new two- story houses, near school houso. i&v 80 * 10 oa NowoasUo streot, near Chandler's brick. Business lot on Newcastle street, near Greer’s NEW TOWN. .-NSsnaffiMmc* "Threes lots, 90x110, with now two-story build ing end out houses, facing Oourt Bouse Square. Two lots, wito elegant residenceandouthouscs on Norwich street. feet water treat, with warehouse MxTO and One lot op U«moldj|itreet, 00x90. Three water lots af|thofoot|of L street. Very treats, with A room bouse, r figure. Besldes ihe above we have a large variety of cldedbarsfins 01 '" 8 0U<wWoh w*vraUseUatde- COUNTRY PROPERTY. About 40 acres ot the rtoheet land* In the coun ty, one mile from heart of city. ^Kx sores cleared, with housejtour mile* from 900 acres ot best land In theeounty, with twelve room house, nine mlltaffrom the city.) largo barn, sugar mill. etc. Situated at railroad crossing, 4K miles from oourt house. Can be sc oured very cheap. 10 acres of good clay land « miles from city. 729 acres of land at Lulaton,on the B. AW. B. R.,8Vm!lcs from Brunswick. Large new well built houso located thereon. Owner will sell at very low figure, being In want ot money. Also throo small farms not mentioned above- very low. 3,000,000 Acres Florida Lands. We have also boon appointed agents tor Florida Southern Railway lands, Florida Commercial Company's lands, and St. Johns ft Lake Eastls Railway lands, aggregating more than 3,000,000 acres or cholco lands located In nearly'cTory county In the State, suitable tor farming, gras- Ing, fruit and vegetable growing. Pine, Cypress, and codar timber, rriceajrange from ti per aero upwards. Wo solicit a portion of the patronage of tho 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 801 Newcastle Street, BRUNSWICK, GA s|js, -v....... . . • L. D. HOYT & CO., -DEALERS IN- Leather Belting, Babber Packing sad Ilosr, Sole Leather, Calf ■ruing unu iiusrj ouiv 1st Skins and Shoe Uppers, Trunks and Traveling Bags. Wocall especial attention to our Heavy Team Ilarnoas for tho mill and turpentine trade, which wo manufacture ourselves from beat selected leather. Como and rco us when in the city, or send us yourorders when In need of any thihg in our line. All mail orders receive careful attention, and ■atisfactlon Is guaranteed. W. B. MELL & CO., 118 aud 100 CongrcM St., SAVANNAH, Ga. Your Duty TO YOUR FAMILY IS TO SECURE FOR THEM A HOME. I am offering houses and lots in tho dtv and arms and land near tho city for cash ortimo. Will sell one two-story houso, six rooms, on Cochran avenue, for 11,000. Fire, Life and Accident tarar ALSO BONDS OF SURETYSHIP. Apply to W. B. BURROUGHS,. 404 Nowcastlo street Tho Prince'll Hungarian Coachman. During (!:«* recent visit of i!io Princo of Wales t.i ll.ii.~try lie ivas much ■track with lao magnificent mustaches worn by tho coachmen of that country. One plan in particular roused tho admir ation bf his royal highness hy tho tierco- iwm and grace of his hirsute adornments. The prince engaged hint. On reaching Marlborough hMM thai iehu raw that the i coachmen, footmen and, in fact, oil the servants wqrofooes steroid of hair.. He' at once sought a barber and hadjiis face shaved clean. When the prince saw him again ho was horrified. “I engaged you for your mustache and for nothing else.-" said his royal highness, flat evening tbo Hungarian set out for tiL iialivu land.—Ko tv York World. L.J.Leavy& Co., AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS. C I’F.CI AL attention given tooollectlon of rents. O Business and consignments solicited, sad HARDWARE. Stoves C uns, Pistols, Cartridges, tank,fWksiJWm Mnj, WAYCROSS SHORT LINK. TIKI CARD IN EFFECT NOV. Utft. list. oa this reed are raa by Csatral Time. Peweeger Trains will arrive dally ae follows: INDIA FAST MAIL. leave aadarriw T.wsaulv v - _ IftM p seTv GHkMnii. 4;Mpm IV..........Soulord. ar.,........TMipe.. i* PLANT STEAMSHIP UNK. .U%!S lv lilt am .....It SUOpi Moadsy end That*, pa Tneedtyaad VUSPA Lv ....Tuape UtljM 4 Ar Key Weet....Lv mg> ** H »~>‘ •• '' LT { Pullman MM cars to aad from New York tad “’*• NEW ORLEANS XXPU88. IB IVsuttutsiHlYIBBlbt* I *“ aaeeeas. eeJMUP ssssssek £ rqnn lie lv s.o Warn Is. JsokoavlUe..... lv S I0;10amlv.....,....Wucrou........er 4:4 umtpa lv.,........V»14osU. isms am er.» tiiiii Bsl^ri««e» iiiii dvl Y^asaar;.';.':.. PulTmaa SuHst cam tooodfiea 1 . __ New Tara, sod to and from Jacksonville and New Orleans via PobhooIs. » EAST FLORIDA EXPXXS8. LSOpm W .or 11.23 pm A SO pm lv Jesap ....WlO.Stam 4.40pm ar ...wsyotoss.... lv Mtia T.apaar..,....JairsoavliW...,...iT ; ,ft 4:18 pm lv... Tuupa.hr.. . ‘AMmt ...waycross .or 8;9tam .BupbaA ...It taoam SiSipa It UkeUty or 10.48 a a tits pa lv! '..fMnesvlUe or 10» .aiWpmlv 8:40 pm iv Live Oak -or TOO a a Dupont..........or 4;2S aa lomatviiie i* sms am 10:88pm ar ...TboaaavtUe.. 1:22am or. .Albany .lv IGlam Pullmaa bufiht cars to and from JacksonvlUs sad StXooli via TbomisvUla .Alhsav, Montgomsry * - and Nashville. ALBANY REPRESS. 7:38pm lv .Savannah.,,.....tr 8:10am to-.ospmW joeup.'. ...lv SiiBam IA40am ar..........wayeroaa...\jBmrladOam ' „ sSvY55pm ...or 7.-28am ..uu'lOpt ..JvltdOei 8:snam tr Jacksonville. 7 VO pm lv... Jacksonville.. 1:05 am lv wajeroaa 9:80am ar..... Dupout.... ar UvoO«k..........It 6:88pm ar ...aainiwrUle . 10:48 am ar Laaa City 2:88 am It,.... Dupont .'.i«r 8.48pm ......jvSiapm .it nmpm 8.30 am ar Thomaavllle........ hr IMpm- 11.40 a mar .'.Albany....' lv 4.00pm Slope at all regular ataUona. Pullman palace sleeping care toaadfiromJaeksonvUle and Savon- JESDP EXPRESS. 3.45pm It Sarannah ..ar 8.30am 8.10 pm ar Joaup ..It 8.38am 8topa at all regular aad flag stations, * Pullman buffet oars JaokeonTiUe to Clnomnatl an<l through ooaches Jacksonvllloto Chattanooga PuU sleeping oars to and from Jacksonville and Savannah. tickets sold to all points by tall: ip connections, and bqgg— —■ berths ana throngh. Sleeping oar be: oared at Passenger Sutton. w. p. hard: R. G. FLEMING, Supcrlnl MACON. •TANDOGA, VIA THE E.TM.Ji.&GA. RAILWAY*' OVER FOUR HOURS QUICKER TO ATLAN TA THAN ANY OTHER LINE. V SCHEDULE IN EFFECT 8EPT. 30,1888. 818 am S80pm 915 pm 1015 p m 060am Leave Brunswick 340p _ Arrive Maoon...: 145a m AnlvoAtlanU 010am iU:ave Atlanta... 040am 1220pm At\ Chattanooga.1388pm 625pm SOUTH BOUND. Io>avo Atlanta 12 80 a m Leave Macon 400am Arrive Brunswick 1130 a ui' All trains run dally. J. F. NORRIS, Ticket Agt, Brunswick, Ga. B.1V. WRENN, G.P. ft T. A., KnoxvUle.Tenn. L. J. ELLIS, A.G.P.A.. AUanta, Ga. 248pm 700pm . 200am AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. SASH, DOORS. BUNDS •Ou and Wagons 500 MH WRITE SHIRTS 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. Shirts heretofore sold at 76c we will sell at 50c. Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 75c. Shirts worth $1.50 we willsell for $1.00 Now iawoor chance to purchase your Shirts while we hare 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 & GO. A. V.SOEALS, J. A. BUTTS, Physiciai\ ai\d Surgeon. Arilt* northweat corner* \J Olouocatcr UreeU. lately, Wtben. Call* inn with R OCX' of Newcastle and occupied by Dr. J. will rec*lv« prompt auentioo* o'ire’hoarf^to II n.m. had 8 to 8 p.m. Residence on Glouces ter .Iryet. onc iloor from Union. _ JOM*Special attouUoo fhnutMdlnnp. ■m CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, BRUNSWICK, G A. Plans Kind Specifications FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. , Beat of reference* given. Leave orders L. D. Hoyt ft Cq. n>S-Jm. FatAnMleef. BAUMGARTNER BROS., Dr.lB. McCASKILL, . PERMANENTLY located at ST. SIMONS MILLS* Ga. NETCMKBS ANN GREEN GROCERS, AK#» npeeUtty of .PeUeloun Fat Beef re- Try a. And von will k*Te wither. Beer, Poifc, Sansam, Etc., ALWAYS ON BAND. SEA ISLAND ROUTE. BRUNSWICK tc SAVANNAH AND WAY LANDINGS. Steamer St Nicholas W 111 leave Savannah for pfoirrlek .vary Tne«. _ inaction, made with B. ft W. tad M.T., ftQ. Railroad!, aad attorn ar "Cracker Boy 1 ■ tor SaUlla' “ The "8t. Nicholas" tonehaa at all wig For rates of freight* and ■:w PUTNAM Livery Stable! Comer Monk and Oglethorpe streets. . securing from my stable The finest Turn-Outs AND THE BEST SERVIOE. Yoar order solicited, aad istisfaetioa guoran A. T. PUTNAM. « O’OomoB.Ja. T. OCoaflor& Co., • INSURANCE AGENTS RRfl MMNKI 'limn TM mVMUCEfiT OONPAMlK 4,, , ^ # * *'