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creole amts.
Mossy IVrfcrt Blood** Aim »«■ Cxm ~
tnsdlrt * Omni BnUat
Wo are not hidebound nor narrow
. Winded in our admiration for female
beaut v. The fair and the dark, the
blondes and brunette*, all have their
special charm* and admirablo point*.
Boride* the beauty of feature and color
there is also a spiritual and intellectual
beauty which ia quite as potent os tho
other. In' the presence of a pure and
soul or a sparkling intellect and a
disposition, one may be bo
lovely soul i
lovely
delighting
completely
blind tome
kling
M], 01__
enchanted as to be utterly
1 to material things. But whatever
may be our HbeWfiyln matters of love
and admiration for the beautiful sex, and
we recognise their claims without regard
to the ethnological or geographical limits,
we-are bound to reserve a special homage
for our own southern women, and we
are moved to this by the following tribute
•tol^irianateauty^ Itwa
Girh” 6 Tliiairhiirverdiott
black as the rave’s wing and oyer of
“ , AIMS altogether
y, some of the
and it would be
inthe widewoA
maidens than they.
to find anywhere
_i*WBt.ToralMr
Whenever I read of
| <th* dark
my face, and I
4 could rest upon my “rceebud garden of
*^4* I write the# lines a dainty creole
n enters my presence. She has
e, like a gleam of ibmshJno atijWaif
a murky sky, to dbsse away tbe clouds
sometimes surround me; and truly
which
■to is a fair vision to
yrnere tho sun shin#
upon, sitting
upon her, rec
vealing' the glint of gold .in hervw^
brown hair, wl
fairbre
ripples above
brow. Her pearly cheeks are migtgiy
tbri suit's kiss#, and her eyes
peaceful hlne.' are goring
upon me. utterly unconscious of
her own picturesque luvelines*. The mind
qf-this gentle girl is as pure and bright as
her fhco.
fairest flowers.
all my life, but I am not one of them,
tam-what they call ‘an American. 1 Why
v that term should not be applied to them
is a mystery which I .cannot solve. I
have a penchant for ctoole girls. Tliey
are usually dainty and refined, sensitive
and sympathetic, light hearted m«l-sunny
tempered. Then the uitirka of deference'
they pay to old ago is truly something to.
be admbred, and might well be imitated
by many of my American sisters. A
creole girl rarely ever sullies her line
with that slang which .is so generally
used nowadays. Ska is usually reared in
seclusion, and her days glide by peace-
a and tranquilly. This tranquillity is
n disturbed by a Storm cloud. She
is, content to remain at home, where
there is always a wide field of action,'
i ‘do her duty in that state of life
and 1
unto which it shall pleaso God to call
her.' , ..JpE.
There are many other fine character
istics which the creole girl possesses, and
I'regret that I havo not time to mention
them. I havo had to steal the moments
to write even theso few lines. But be
fore dosing this article I must admit
that the majority of creoles ore dark;
there are manynut brown maidens, but
some of them are ‘fair, very fair.’ -
New Orleans Picayune.
Faming on the Plains.
At a fair in Wray, Washington county,
was an exhibit of eastern Colorado agri
cultural products. It was a creditable
display and showed that tho farms of
that part of the state ore producing good
crops in spite of tho assertion that all of
the “rain belt" region is burnt up.
This is tho third year of success in
farming without irrigation on the plains.
The most skeptical must be convinced
from tho experiences of these three years
that tho experimental stage is passed,
and that “rain belt" farming maybe
depended upon.
Tho formers
is in. Jlio
are not the only men who have met wit
success, for exhibits are modo of pro
ducts grown near Akron and Yuma.
vicinity ofWray
Both oif these places are oentera of agri
cultural districts that havo ‘
been tested,
during the past'threo years and found to
betworthy of .the praise that was given
them three years ago by tbs more-wn-
ive settlors who have made their
aefvath
homes! .
The truth seems to bo that,
among tho sand hills, the whole of
except
of the
jJataTlyingl within eeventy-flye or one
west ortho Kansas line
aro susceptiblo of cultivation without ir
rigation.—Denver Republican.
Against tho African Slave Trade.
Cardinal Lavitgorie’s episode against
a African slave trado ls already pro-
the
during good frttit.
against tho
Arab slave, stealers ia Central Africa,
The war
wmbpi
> allies,
begun, in earnest Twenty-six
bwi, with several hundred native
will soon take tho field' against thfa
Arabian traffic, in human writ The
missionaries in Africa havo token sides
with the leaders of this humane move
ment and are using voloeand influence
to tally the native*.against the Arab*.
There Is no doubt tbiUa wdl organised
movement will follow and that Utt#
while slave trading In Africa wffl to
UMI
Outre gome
—Detroit tree
against the Arabs will by no
boy ploy. Tlio Arabs are
stockaded and armod and it will ro-
MO#eto^lfighUng to get them out.
itroitFreePress. » ,
ITTHE only.
Brilliant
Durable
Economical
Are Diamond Dyes. They excel all others
la Strength, Parity sad Fastness. None others
are just as good. Beware of Imltttions-t
are made'of cheap and inferior material*
give poor, weak, crock/ colors,
30 colors; ro cents each.
WELLS, HlCHSROSptt SCO., Burlington, St.
Flo* OHdiac or Bronrfeg Fancy Article*, USB
DIAtfON^lP^NtS;
Only ro Csats.
Pmt-t |
CELERY
Comoa/YD
CURES
PR6&FS
Neuralgia
'“Pains’s Cakry Com*
pound , cnroj ur nvnr.
Nervous
Mrs. L. A. Bksmtnbk,
Ssn Jadmo, Cal,
Con pound, I am cund
Bhassi^
of rheumatism."
Samuil Hutchihsom.
South Cornish, N.H
kidney
Cto 8 l mu G C^,&
, ■■ r«r, -
All Liver
“PslM's Celery Com-
Disorders
Udall, Quechee, Vt. ’
-
Never Before Sold at Such Low Hates 1
Great Reduction in Priiesl
farmers’ Implements of
(Mill Hardware, Building Supplies,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS, REFRIGERATORS, CUTLERY,
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Cook Stoves for Wood or Coal, Oil Stoves,
JFR1END O THE HOUSEWIFE,
Wood sed Willow, War* In ore^^ilro. In Orockary, Qian, TtnandAitato Wars w* haves to* sat
forge assortment, which we are ready tooffsrat bottom price*. Wo wUlfa pleased to ibow our • took it
allUmee. MA yourselves and ns by giving ns an early cell.
f ^C.%Ci0£3:B3LjS03Sr.
w
All*!, F. pMKI«,
Broker ail
, Orato, Feel, Foot, Bacon,
Mill Peed Generally
Car-Load Lots a.
We Conqpete with any Market in Quality ai\d
Price, and Mean just what we Say.
'snU.lv.
* ~ ,
Glauber Isaac,
Pro ace lad Comissim ircbls
BrunswlohL, G-a.
Office and Wareroom in the former Freight House of tho B. &. W. R. R.
next to Freight House of E. T., V. <fc G. It. R..
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Bacon, Meal
Dby Salted and Smokkd Meats, Hams, Breakfast d
and Grist, C^rn, Oats, Bran, Hay, Mill £eed, Apples,
Potatoes, Onions, Oranges, Lemons,- &c.
Consignments solicited. Parties wanting anything in my lino will And it to thotr advantage to
mo before purchasing Gelsewhore. Highest market prices paid for Hides, Fnrs^Wsx,
O’Connor.
G. B. FLINT;
Real Estate
After one Tear’s trial It ta now an acknowledged fact that wo
Keep the Purest and Freshest. Drugs ia the City.
Our Proscription Department
JsSfSSSHsiHSlSFsi L.J.Leavy& Co.,
OGLETHORPE BOTTLING WORKS.
IS without i
m
Will curry thor own by a very large majority, and
undoubtedly
& Brother
-Are til©
Leaders of the Dry Goods Market,
:FOR '
Have they not Ev
Have they not the very
Have they not the “
"Have they not the
Have they not Eve
Have they not the
ouwant?
ewgst in the Market?
Prioes?’ * ; 't'lraP
to dioose from ?
g thatis Stylish?
test in everything, beginning with
■
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Cloaks, Circulars,
XTmWX£ARKBITS,HitO.
*
In fact everything’helonjdng to a first-class opening for the
season? , *' •
They have all and e
t^ey all of you is to kindly'
self of their endless variety ot
g ypur heart-desires, and aU
em ^ehll and convince your-
m
NEW-
At prices lower and mora'tOjjroiul advantage than ever heretofore
offered to the public in thus or any fitter seption.
INSURANCE
Real
state Aaent,
'RESENTING
EIGHT HIDING FIDE IHSUMHCE CO’S
T) WAngUWMfT^ . -■
DENTIST.
Office dp stairs In; Wright's new
Wm
-INCLUniKG THE-
“SOUTHERN MUTUAL”
OF ATHENS, GA.,
TIIAVELKUS ACCIDENT CO., Of Hartford.
EQUITABLE LIFE A8SUBANCE SOCIETY, Of
New York.
Houses to Rent and for Sale.
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
Offlce in Kaiser Block, over First National
Bank. Ijid-lT
1888. TAX NOTICE. 1888.
State and County Taxes.
I will bo »t tho following named place* on the
dates mentioned fOT^tho^urjjoso^ofcoilMttogtho
State and County
BBQULAB BOUND.
St. Simona Hills Store, Oct. 11, Nov. 7, and Dee,
’Bethel, Oct. 12, Nov. #. and Doc. (
Pennlok’e Store, Oct. M, Nov. 10,
and Deo. 8,
Brnntwick (Connell Chamber), Oot. 15, Id, *7{
Nov. 12, IS, U and Deo. 7,8,10,
- srsoiiL OAI.L.
No. 1 E. T. V. A G. B. R, Nov. 17, Fancy Bluff
lays not noove mcnuonca, i can
found at my office in the Council Chamber. Pleaao
remember Oates. H. J.BKAD,
September 86. 1888.
AUCTION AH* COWMIOH ■BBCMATTS, ABB
e IB UAL COLLKCTU6 AfiKXTS. .
eonaignmeats sollelMA, s*A
spstAyretain*jpsrsatsad, Offie«a*xt Mart*
ADVSkTMBa-ArkSAi. offie*.
S PECIAL altaqriMi given toeoUnUono
Basin*** sari mntif
JJ iUBFOBD, n. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offtathp stain if
Lawyers.
moyjw feWHITVIBLD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
' i
i, Min, Famj Mi,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, -
Children’s Worsted ~ *
.Elegant Corsets,
Zephyr and Saxony Yarn, Embroider} Silk.,
CHKBKLK. Etc.
Deforest BeUdblePaiterns
For Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses.
it Bargains in ladles’ 'and children's Ho-
lslf tlie usual prices. The ladies are re
spectfully invited to oome and see for themselves.
D5 NewcastleStreet,
Brunswick, G*.
1
McDonald & dean,
Miaitel,
Fulton’s Old Stud, - Niwcistli St
WR WILL KEEP AfFULL BCPPLY OF '*5*.
FBESH BEEF, T1AL IDTTOlf. '*■
K
And Pork, Venlsoa sad Game la their sssioa.
Give us a call. a*p-lm
Trunk* And Valfsiv
J. Michelioti.
specialty,
At
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