The Brunswick times. [volume], February 27, 1898, Page 8, Image 8

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Royal makes the food part .
wholesome and delicious.
5
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
ROVAL SARINS POWbCR CO., NEW YORK.
A Correction.
Through an error, Tim Timjik Haled
in yesterday's issue that Capt. J. A.
Bryan, o( the Florida Dredging com
pany, had the contract for dredging
out the water front along the Plant
System’* new wharves. Tim Timks is
informed that the Stewart Contract
ing company has the contract. Mr.
A. it. Stewart, treasurer and general
manager of the company, wa in the
city Friday with Superintendent Tut
wiler.of the I’lant System.
Have your place wired now for in
candescent lights. Try an electric
hell. 503 505 Gloucester street.
| Prices a Pow<
High Quality a Potent Factor,
Fine Selection a Magnetic
liHlnceuient.
| Your money refunded
| without protest if goods
are not as represented.
These are things
worth your considera
tion when you want to
j buy Jewelry, Dia
monds, etc.
! < AM, AND >KK UH.
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| Kennon Mott
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[ 215 Newcastle St., Brunswick,
Bxsmmcr of watches for Southern
railway, lime received daily at Jl
o’clock from Washington.
Nw Steamer Cointuisj^ned.
Lnited .St&teß Customs Inspector
C. W. Memiur returned yesterday
morning from Miltedgeviilr, where he
went to measure the steamer Indus
trial Girl, which has Just heeu com
pleted. The hew boat Is of about 20
tons capacity and is owned by Mr.
Wagnon, of Miiledgeviile. The new
steamer received her name from the
industrial school in Miiledgeviile.
fi Hats for Spring
e Served, Sir!jp
'T'he new shapes in
* Stiff end Soft 1 jrauK
you've ever worn a
LEVY'S, Sole Agent.
All the latest designs in Ladies’ Shirt Waists, Belts,
Neckwear and Blurt Waist sets.
BOSTON IDEAL) CLUB
The Celebrated Musicians Will Bs Hsre
Tuesday Night
The renowned Boston Ideal Banjo,
Mandolin and Guitar club will appear
under the auspices uf the Brunswick
Lyceum association Tuesday night,
March 1, at the Mansfield street school
building,
The repertoire is of Hie lldost and
.will 11 itter the most cultivated. The
club has a national reputation and
everywhere they have appeared they
have field tlie audience in a rapturous
spell, The moßt flattering praise has
been showered upon them everywhere
end they have pleased people of every
station of life from celebrated com
posers to those who have no cultivated
ear for music. No one in Brunswick
should miss this opportunity to hear
the far-famed musicians The pr-ce
of admission will be one dollag. I'ick
e s are on sale at Fleming & Waff’s,
MERIT RECOGNIZED.
Mr. Kemp, the Western Union Manager,
Has Been Promoted.
The Western Union Telegrrph
pany has decided to place
Kemp, manager of the local office, in
charge of the cilice at Mactn, as man
ager.
This is a lilting recognition of Mr.
Kemp’s superior ability. While in
charge of the local office Mr. Kemp
has made a boat of friends and has
been closely identified with social and
religious organizations, and the citi
zens of Brunswick? while congratu
lating him upon Ids promotion, feel
his departure and that of Mrs. Kemp
from Brunswick with deep regret.
Mr. T. G. Jackson, the manager at
Augusta, will arrive tods* and take
charge of the local office. Those who
know Mr. Jackson speak very highly
of him. Mr. Kemp will leave with hie
family tomorrow night.
Pound His Wife.
Assistant Chief of Police Hubert
Levison received a letter yesterday
from B. A. will be remem
bered as having spent several days in
Brunswick recently in an endeavor to
find his faithless wife who had deserted
him for another man and taken their
two children along, in which Strong
stated that a few days ago he met hie
wile with the children on a train going
out of Jacksonville. Thev n * w ,B
Ocala and Strong * , “ < he ex
nects to r-sr- 11 possession of his child,
ren and wished to express hie heart
felt thanks to Lieutenant I.evison and
the people of Brunswick who had so
kindly assisted him in his search.
Mr. Ks.-np Resigns.
Mr. A. it. Kemp has resigned the
Chancellor Commtuderehip of Ogle
thorpe Lodge, No. 24, and Capt. T.
Newman has been appointed In* suc
cessor. Mr. A. 81. Smith was elected
Vice Chancellor to succeed Capt.
Newman.
Hood’s
Are gaining favor rapidly, m
Bw*tue*s men and tr*vW- ESm K
hns carry thm iu 2 |j
ladies carry them • ■ ■
lu pitrupk, housekeeporN keep them In medicine j
closet*, friu4 recommend them to frleud*. 2.\c.
Hit liMES: BKUNSWIcK, GA„ SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27
Men's and Boys’ Clothing.
A bold stroke for big business. Prices quoted here tell but batf
thestory. To appreciate the great values fn this sale you must
see tbeni. Be on hand early and get the cream of selection.
Men's Suits
Former prices,
$7.00 to $8.50,
now $4.75.
Men's Suits
Former prices,
SIO.OO to $12.50,
now $6.95.
Men's Suits
Funner prices,
$16.00 to $15.00,
now $9.75.
V LENTEN SEASON.
Time of Fasting and Prayer by a Largs
Number oPCTmtians
.Services were held on Ash Wednes
day at the Cathollo and Episcopalian
churches, ushering in the season nf
self-denial and prayer kept by a large
part of the Christian world in com
memoration oT the forty days of fast
ing and prayer of our Saviour before
His crucifixion.
Now for a time will the gayeties of
the world be laid aside, although re
pentance is not done in sackcloth and
ashes as of ol*. The world progresses
%n'l customs ebaugs, the’ charity and
almsgiving still play a conspicuous
part. Emulation of Christ for a few
days in the beginningof the year, does
not that we are exempted
from practicing these virtues for the
325 remaining deye, but more at
tention is paid to them at this time,
the mind being free from worldly ex
citement. Having followed faithfully
the Lenten devotions, the crucifixion
on Good Friday, and having rejoiced
over the riser King on Easter, we are
enabled better to keep in mind and
practice all the precepts laid down for
our salvation, anil, remembering the
iovu which “giveth life for friends,”
makes it easier for us to say that the
greatest of virtues is charity.
Id Honor of Miss M&dden
The afternoon and evening recep
tion given by Mrs, Samuel B, I (atelier
in honor of her mater. Miss Madden,
vitas an elegant and charming afl'air .
Mrs. Hatcher's tastefully arranged
bonne was eaqtmltely decorated in
cut (lowers and foliage plants, Three
rooms on the ground tlaor were open
ed, the color scheme for two being
yetttMtedWUl the third pink, In the
yellow gorgeous daffodils
now so plentiful were arranged in
immense howl* and tied in clusters to
the chandeliers with gold colored rib
bans. The paltns were unueuaby
lafge aid handsome, their beauty be
lug often remarked by the garsta.
The yellow shaded lights cast a gold, n!
glow over : be pretty soetie, and in one
of lliese rt>: ins the reception party
stood. They were Mrs. Hatcher,
Miss Madden, Mrs. Ben Hatcher, Mrs
\V. B. Swift, Mrs. Everett Strapper,
Mrs. O. C. Bullock. Mrs. ft, M. Kirven,
\l4 Ralston Karglll, Mrs. Hubert
Mna Brannon, Miss' Hunt,
Miss K'.heredge, Miss Th'irza Kirven,
Miss f,ouls Moore. In the front room
on the north side of the house delici
ous appolinari* lemonade was served
during the recept on hours. This
room was decorated in red with a pro
fusions of love'y carnations. The
refreshments were terfeo'iy del glit
fu and the large number of guests
enter'aiued pronounc-d it one of the
nut charming receptions of t tie
season.—Columbus Enquirer-Sun.
Wooten Elcotsd Major
In all town a, where companies of the
Third battalion Kjuitb Georgia regi
ment are located, elections were held
yesterday to till the office of m’jor of
the battalion. 0 >ly commissioned
officers are entitled to votes in such
a contest, Csptaiu VV. E. Wooten, of
the Albauy Guards, was made maj r
as the result of the election.
•
Vioun Lessons.—Having decided
to remain in Brunswick I am desiroua
of obtaining pupils for a three month
course on violin. Terms given on ap
plication. . Wm. Deal,
Oglethorpe Hotel.
Boys’ SctlOOl Suits
Former prices,
$2.00 to $2.50,
now $1.47.
Boys’ School Suits?
Former prices,
$3.00 Pi SI.OO,
now $2.35.
Boys’ S tSOI Suits
Former prices,
$4.50 to $5.00,
now $3.25.
Vr
IT you see a man
II losing his pocketbook,
you feel justifled in telling him
about it—even if you havn't
been introduced .
We don’t know you personally,
00&n\p, but vre know you are
loving earned money
in not buyingyourGCOCEßl ES
of UR.
At any rate you are not making
it go as far avyou think it ought,
which ia the same as losing It.
The way to make all you can
in that line is to buy your
groceries of us.
Try our prices and compare
the quality of our goods
..Keany & Bailey..
FANCY GROCERS,
PboneNo.il. 312 Newcastle St.
& •
SHIPPING REPORT.
PORT OK BRUNSWICK, Keb. zO utlh
coaaccTXn daily by capt. ottojohahnksoi.
WITH . H. MASON * CO.
Shipmasters and others wishing charts
and other publications of the United Stales
coast and geodetic survey can obtain same
by application 10 C. W. DEM ISO o
carr. otto Johanneses
AKKIVKI)
CI.XAItXI).
Hemiod, Nor bk, 51, Fredei icksen. Mar
anliant. Downing Cos.
BAILXn.
Kio -grande. Am m. 2CM7, Staples, New
tork, Mallory line—-New York.
Anna Pandleton, Am schr.s22, Tiiemao
New york, Hi!ton-Dodge, New York
IN PuKl.
STKAMSfI IPS.
Vulieda. Br ss, 164.5, Hocken,Rlo Janeiro,
A F. Churchill.
hut her by Hah. Br ss, 2130,Pierre.Shieldi,
Johnst online.
Reindeer, lir t'. 1542, Osbcn, I.iverpool
Johnston Line.
Madrolioe, 8p ss, 2024, l.asaaraga, Nuc
vitas, A. F. Churchill.
WorsleyHalt, Br ss. 2238. Leutliwaite,
Hull. Johnston Line.
SHIPS.
■ ARCS.
Emerald, Nor bk, 745, Pedersen.
bay, Hunter, Benn £ Do.—Mistely.
Jose Kargos, 8p bk, 700, Ferre?, Barce
lona. Moynelo & Cos.
Birgitta, Nor bk, 508. Gregertsen, Barba
dos, Hunter, Benn & Cos.
Sign'd, Nor bk, 549, Hau"a. Rotterdam
Terras.
SC 800 Ml SI
City ol Nassau, Br echr, 7 Kelly Na -
sau, Aiken—Nassau.
(liarles Davenport. Am sclir, 1157, Pink
ham. St i.ucia.
Aithur MeArdle, Am *ohr, 70S Magee,
i Sew York, Hirscli A tV—Sew York
Fearless. Hr sclir, 76. Kemp, N’a'sau P
j U. Aiken
i Julia Elisabeth. Br rciir SO Sweeting
Nassau. Aiken—Nassau
M. A. Willey, Am schr, 3?, Cook, Ber
muda
Penobscot, Am schr, 31 , Dodge. New
York, Hilton-Dodge, New York
KKC AriTrLsTlOS.
Steamships 5. Ships. 0: Barks, 6, Brigs
0; Sohooner, 7. Total. 17.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Lavslive JJromo Quinine Tabk-U.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25 cents. The genuine
has 1,. B.Q. on each tablet.
Special biotin ■
All bills against the British steam
ship Worsley Hall must be presented
at our ofllce before noon on Monday or
else payment thereof will be debarred,
W m . Johnston A Cos. L’t*d„ Agents.
S. WatkioMt.
&IJYEK OF '•
Ills il-M ii,fl;W, i flfl
224 Hay StreelAg
DltV FUST HIWE-* V. t-icperlb- JUN KS, A* Tft ttifr J6s£.
GKKH9I SALT HIDE* *K- peril) ACU)UNS, %%.v fS
WHITE WOOL • tv per IE (AT L
TALLOW... p. per in OItEY Jf<f3.. 'OHM
The Williams Tyagwriteß
New Mels M 8 art ft 1888.49
UgtltMt ibs- *£& . Puttied wsik,
Bint, ball bear- greatest spaed,
ing, easiest Bpr V t^
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Visible Writing, jftst Dorahie...
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would be possible on any other typewriter. Best for expert or novice.
Catalogue on application. Typewriicr suppl es. Edison Mimeographs.
Second-hand typewriters and exchange.
Edwin A. Hardin Company,
Sole Dealers! for tlte South., Atlanta, Ga.
nfßasaaßias" • will b. nun, nmuw, “las®
California Restaurant-
CHTJE HAI L, Manager. ' i
• | MEAL* SERVED
BEST IN BRUNSWICK W*,**/
WrORDERS TAKEN FOR O- K. LAUNCp. GRANT ST.
GRATESV -*
That Burn CoaP
in the Open Fire
Place
' The Club House <# Port
able Basket Gule.will do
it. See us also for
Wood Mantels j Tiling *
MONUMENTAL WORK,
IRON FENCING. BTC. i ' ? ,*?. ' "‘ ' J*" ~
Brunswick Marble and Oramie tm
K* K. t.nMAKOK, Proprletb*.
WE WANT YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS-
The Morning News for $1 or the New YcrT
World or Journal for 75 cents a month. dk
KEEP UP WITH THE WAR.
FLEMING & WAFF - - NewcastlaJ
______ _____
Coney & Parkdr
-DEALERS !N— • fl
COAL AND WOOD,
Ko#endale and Portland Cement*, C, ma and Facing Ji,-,4
Rock Lim, Plaster, Hair, Shingles and Laths, t,f„ ;•
Chimney Fine pipe and Fitting*. Fire lirmV and F'rr Clay'
Telephone IK V 2; HAV USTIfi itT
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|C. DOWNING, President. ■ i .tv ALTER, t’e.-'.S r. K rt MA-SOJV, Vice Pres.d .
TheNati°nal of Brunswick
CASH CAPITAL.SISO 0110
Deals Liberally Willi Its Pa tr i]s and Friends
BURGLAR PROOF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR PENT.
The Rosy Freshness
And a velvety sonnets of Ifce .'..m is !nv.
rubly obtained br those who use i’oiiom’s
Complexion Powder.
NOTICE
Tax fl far f >r Ihe yearly have been rlsou
mmy hands for collection. Parties inteie-:.,!
will save costs hj calling and settling ?s!e br
Mart-h I After that date levies wilt l made
end property advertised for sale.
Vi. 11. KKttRIE, shvr.S.
All Over the World.
i ATI parties desiring to take trips to i
soy port of the world should call on
D*pt, O Jobannessoo, who is the
Brunswick agent of all the fastest and
I best steamships afloat, lie can make *
you rates to and from any foreign
[ point.