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m niineTI# Dnpwick Dining Parl«r|j course, reaemblo ono another exactly. 1 any more than English houwerio; bat H may bo said of them gctierully that they liavo no windows in our «h»o of the word, and eometimes no, regular doors, hot they uro always provided with k veranda beforo tho lowcratory, cml. when they liavo a second story, it U • fact that the, Japanese do not oven aimut making their houses Substantial, as Bngon houses are, or as, even when con-1 S Meted l.,v u "jerry builder,” they ■fen-to fix Tlio outer .walls of an ^^lisii houses are always intended to Toflxtures. and so far durable thall W IW whon i once put-up Utey^gwno| Jy pulled dowu without sendniffv.-vfOT workmon; bat amoing the Japanese two or more of the sides are not per- jauctftiwtdUi,' hut jjm closed with slldr ' ;ing,Bc:«cmi, which caa bo set uiv uhd ; token down at <thq -plcasuro of thoin- t-mtetes. Oil a hot day, or when thorough ventilation is required, the wholo sido of a room can be opened to tho outer air. * ^ Of course, neoplo who aro not par ticular about Having a permanent wall between their rooms aud jtho out- ,sido world, do not core to tiavo im movable partitions between one part * of tho house and another. Although ■parted^rora oho another by- a cartaim or by folding doors, yet, as a general they uro separated, by walls, . which/ however flimsy their construc tion may be, are fixtures, and cannot bo taken away and replaced at will. But in Japan ono room is commonly ' parted from -the next merely by a screen—a framework of wood covered with; p^er, which rune in a shallow groove on tho floor and a deeper - groove on tho ceiling, a plan which gives the inhabitants the power of adding to or decreasing tho number of , their apartments at their pleasure. Baron Nordenskjold, tho famous Arc- tio traveler, lias recorded the surprise with which ho woke .up one morning at a Japaueso inn in quite ji small foom, having gone to bed over night in a very largo one. It has neon suggested that the reason why the Japanese do not build their chouses moro spicily is that, inq.lam ml may bo tumbled down again at any moment But it is.doubtful whether this explanation is a truo one, ier > earthquakes violent enough to destroy a zeqlly strong building.do not happop very often at any ono place, and, be- — .inflammable ‘Japanese houses fall an easy preyj and by which largo parts of tho -towns/ are. continuf ally being burnt down. On tjho op- 5 roach of a conflagration thoprudent apancso, ns far as possible, pulls his house down and takes away not only its contents, hut large parts of itself, to tho “go down,” which is a building strong mid substanl dom Used os a home. The floors of Japanese rooms are in variably carpeted with rush mats of very careful construction, some two or three inches thick and about six feet long by three broad. As these mots ore all of ono pattern, tho size of a room can bo determined by the num ber of mats it contains,-and it is de scribed as a six, mat or twelve mat room, ns tho caso may be. Since tho commonest rooms ore either of six Or of eight mats, and since an eight mat matroom is only about twelvo feet by twelve in extent, it will bo seen that orally a portt\blo branm-, mado .of bronze, porcelain or wood, lined with day, in which not coal, but charcoal ashes are burned. Sometimes, how ever, there is a clay lined hole in the of the same "Yes,” the inspector said, "I do know something of smugglers’ tricks —especially Israels smugglers, who, I must say, . carry-on their nefarious business with the most charming ef frontery. ’Of coarse, there are smug glers of both sexes, but for cunning, boldness and determination tho’women cannot bo approached. Do you know that women ore bom cheats! Ob, ,Well, I mean .in, this direction.' A Woman’s dress affords her moro facili ties for hidingsmall but costly articles,, and it is fur less easy to detect them than men, and, as the elder Weller would my, almost impossible to 'cir cumvent.' It takes uu experienced searcher to;ray whether u woman has got any tiling concealed ubout her per son, and, os wo cannot search every body, somo of the clover ones manage to get through without detection.’’— Brooklyn Eagle. . STEAMERS SAN ANTONIO, WILDER, STATE OF v TEXAS, ; williams, Si. * Thursday afternoon. CIom connections it Brunswick with B. & W, E T., V. St G, and A. P. A L. railroads. Through bills.lading signed to Atlanta, Albany, Amerions * 1 *n»uranco*botw«n°NewYor: one-flfth of one por cent. Freight and passage as low as by any other line. For freight, passage and general informa tion apply to i\M8, OUe.of the *p;irrtTlig ipHranswlsk tMow- ly. Betorntng,leave Brunnwlek every THOS. FULLER, Agent, Brnnswlek, Ga. | Stoves Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, AGRIOCITDRAL IMFLKMESTS, SASH, 1D00BS. BLISDS -BusKrinaajaci Waanna ANYBODYI FILL AND WINTER T# OK! iraw aside your old tclotlics, and. provide -self with something .new, seasonable. and Ish from the old reliable .clothier, ..... JAS. S. WRIGHT* Corner Newcastle and Honk Streets. I hare Just received dh-fetfegant stock of season able goods selected njyecIMn the r~“*-— markets, and can snpplyftke.town with ing, Hats, SHOES ■ Gents’ Fnrnisluhg Goods, NECKWEAR. AN1) HOSIERY Which* were purchased for cash, and eons) ' sold on closest margins; . £ "SStSSfl'* _ nits made to order from samples, mne: cheaper than from a tallorjnnihflt guaranteed! JAS. S. WRIGHT. FROM IARK.ET! I am just brick from Now York, whore I have se cured tho largest stock of ■A-nd. ©prater i Unlit AfWt, Scrredi* Hrsi-Clits Stjlifroi 7u.ti Mldiight. RUNSWICI/ & WESTERN H RAIIuROA-D.ll Waycross Short Line. itUar H U W wUl be served I A. C. SHANNON, Proprietor. . Newcastle street, oposite.Poet OjHce. . D. HOYT & CO. f- »r • " DEALERS* IN- tomery .yar Jrleans ,.ar " ingbam ».ar Macon Aiianta Marietta Chattanooga ... Vi rninent Shirt Manufacturer has retired from business, and we have out his stock so low that we can give Special Inducements in both Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts. - Shirts heretofore sold at 75c we will sell at 50c. Shirts always sold at $1 we will sell at 76c. Shirts worth $1.50 we willsell for $i 00 Now is your chance to purchase your Shirts while we have these bar gains to offer, which will be for only 30 days. Call and examine them, arid m convinced .that they are a bargain. • • c ■ • - } ’ f I can now be -found in my new stand in the Scarlett Block, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS FOR|FALL AND WINTER That I havo ever handled In Brunswick. I call special attontlo.1 to my Hats, Shoes and Neckwear FLANNEI.|stlIUTS AND HANDKERCHIEFS, Latest Style Collars ait Cii. FULL LINE OF Clothing! SUITS TO ORDER. ling ucsuninuK w luy tune. My motto 1§, V ‘One Price to AM !” Call and be convinced. J. B. WRIGHT, Corner Newcastle and Gloucester St, Your Duty TO YOUR FAMILY IS TO SECURE FOR THEM A HOME. I am offering houses and lots in tho citvand arms and land near the city for cuh or time. house, six rooms, oa Will sell one two-story I , for 11,000. Cochran avenue,! ALSU BONDS OF aUBKTYSHlP. Apply to W. B. BURROUGHS, Mt Newcastle street Steel end Wrought Iron. A metallurgist gives os a reason why steel will not wokl as readily as wrought iron that it is not partially competed of cipder, as seems to bo tho case with wrought iron, which assists in forming .a reriblo alloy with tho _l formed on tho rur- i iron‘in thofunuxe.—tos- FOR SALE 600 Fence Poets, llghtwood, cypress and cedar. 100 cords oak, hickory' and cedir wood. ‘ • N.DECON wood WHEREMY STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, BITS,«5, Dry-Goods and Notions WILL BE FOUND MARKED DOWN TO BED 110'CK. x>. T. Dvnvw. leilUpA^CE -AND ■■ Real Estate Auent, —i—REPRESENTING * Ml LEADING FIRE IRSURIICE CO’S -INCLUDING THE “SOUTHERN MUTUAL” OF ATHENS, GA., TRAVELERS tACCIDENT! CO., or Hertford. EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, of . HOW- Yffiu Houses to Rent and for Sale. CITY IsOIS; FOfi SALE. Offioe In Kaiser Blook; over First Nstlonal Bsnk.leS-ly A.V.SOEALS, BRUNSWICK, G A. Plans and Specifications FURNISHED ON APPLICATION, Best of reference* given. Leave ordere L.D. llovt ACo. mtl-Cm, -Professional “Directory; Dentists. \ LOCAL DENTISTS. ^ D. ATKINSON, DENTIST. oiUco up stairs ln'Wright’s now Physicians. BURFORD, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office up stairs in Breeze building; residence on Newcastle street, opposite Mooro’s boarding house.• fobs, Lawyers. QHOVATT & WHITFIELD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. On and After Thursday, UM* tOt IM gar trains will nut as follow.; emuiMAnuDfin. FOB THE WEST, NORTH AND SOUTIL^ n'tt i"'. .7.7."".‘"lv ll-OTpm •It ISM pm ..It 148pm ..It l:Mpm —__^m :..lv 2:28pm vis lv 2:80 pm «r tiOOpm use ,.ar -...ar 2:40 am ar 6:40am ar ........ 8:41am ar 1:00pm ■w*™,. .....ar 7:15am ioeinnatl ar ........ 6:40am FROM THE WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH. Florida Cincinnati.. .. Louisville .. Chattanooga . MAriettST.. Slants ’ lv MaU. lv Wyn Ida 8:Mpm 1:15 pr 5HIp I Cincinnati ..hr 740pm Louisville lv 12:10 am St Louis . .lv ■ 7:8»pr Nashville lv 7:45 a r Decatur ’..lv 12:50 pm Birmingham.: 4:85 pm New Orleans. jlv 7:00 am Montgomery.. lv 9:55pm Albany........ i:09a m . . ..../lv 4:30am Ditvis... lv 4:ssatn Willingham .....lv 6:15am Snmnor.... lv 5:46am ' “ "Tr ly 6:04am ,. in lv 6:30 am Alasaha ..IV 7:16am Haamnn. It 8:25am Warcsboro lv 980 a m Waycross. ..ar 0:85am '9:15a ..aril 88pm 11:23 pm 780am -.-.-.-.terlflRKf ivflla...........ar.12 80 m Orleans .....lv. HobUe...........k.....lv ... Pensacola lv Thomasvlllo ..',..,lv ....... /...Iv 740 a s liaiam ■ Jacksonville... Callahan.. 8:30p m 8:00pm 4:00 am 12:65pm Charleston.... Savannah,... f ..lv 845 am -r.ilv is .lv 1040am . „ ..lv 1089am Hoboken lv 10:41 a m Nahunta lv 1148 a m WsynesvUle .lv 1147 a m Jamaica lv 1245 p m Pyles’ Marsh Ivfl2:28u m Brunswick ar 12:50 p m al. Purchase tiokets at the stcltlon, and save extra fare collected upon the train. The mall train stops at all B AIV stations. Connections made at Waycross to and from all ----- on Savannah, Florida A Western BaUway. •o via uatauuauit tunua at »» va Liman Palapo Sleeping Cars. For a HEW SEGTIGKJSL IMP of FLOliM eult. Office in Crovatt block. BAUMGARTNER BROS., f BUTCHERS AND GREEN OHO^EBS, 1 jyj-AKE a specialty of UeHblotu FatReef re meat can be bought elsewhere. Try a, I*l©o© '■ And you will have nojothcr. Beef, Poik, Sau^fs, Etc., ALWAYS ON HARD. BRUNSWICK & SAVANNAH AND, WAY LANDINGS. as’ ww iv, Steamer St ‘Nicholas WUllsav* Savaaaah for Knaswlok srsry TUs*? ft* HWw8I»toWhoa at ilU way wssa Bnuuwlok sad EsTsaash.. And articles descriptive of its resources and oa- ial iMiles, with data for planting and cultivating .lie . irinclpul products of the sou and tho time of tb. r maturity, tho latter prepared under the no-,,ices of tho Departmcntof Agriculture of the --1., le Agricultural College, also County Map* and plilcts descriptive of each county, antnenti- d by the Boards of .County Commissioners, TOWN SITES, TOWNSHIP PLATS And tho LANDS for sale by the Land Department South Florid* R. B,, And The Plant Investment Company All published for dres-1). II. Elliott, ford, Fla. itnltous distribution, ad- loral Land Agent, San- H. S. HAINBS, Gcn’l Manager, C. D. OWENS, ..a,juviiursui, Traffic Manager. Gen’l Pass. Agent -1,-1- • F.W.ANGIER, • Ass’t Ucn’l Pass. Agent. GEO. W. HAINES, Superintendent. J. A. M0DUFFIE, BRUNSWICK MACON. ATLANTA AND CHAT TANOOGA, ' VIA THE E.:TfflJA.&Gi8AIl¥AY 580pm lo 16 pm 6 60am SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. 80, 1888. Leavo Brnnswlek........... 840p in 815 am Arrlve-Macon.’,.. .....145am Arrive Atlanta 610 a m Leave Atlanta... 640am 1220p m Ar. Chattanooga. 1215pm' 6 25p m « SCUTH BOUND. Leave Atlanta .12 80 a m Leave Macon 4 00am Arrive Brunswick 1180 a in All trains run daily. J. P. NORRIS, Ticket Agt, Brunswick, Ga. B. W. WRENN, G, P. & T. A„ Knoxville,Tcnn. L. J. ELLIS, A.G.P.A.. Atlanta, Ga. 2 46pm 7 80pm 200am T O'Cosxos.Ja. W F. Sntoa* T. -O’Connor & Co., INSURANCE AQENTS MARINE! FIRE! .ACCIDENT!! REPRESENT THE,STAUNCHE8T COKPANIE OP THE WORLD. : • . «- Dr. 4. B. McGASEILL, PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT ST.3IMONS MILLS, Ga. Twenty y*r» praetlealexperienet.