The Brunswick times. [volume], February 26, 1899, Image 1

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VOLUME 9; NO.. 293
Don’t !_^
Get the idea that this is a high price store bo
cause of its all-round first-classness.
Put your hat on and stroll down this way and
take a real good >ook through the place,
then go away with a definite idea of what
it is that gives cautious and careful peo
ple so much confidence in the store. It’s
all as simple as a shoehorn.
We are particular in everything. We buy
the best drugs we can find and dispense
them properly.
Brown—*
Company,
1
' '' Editoi •
Mr. Turner, osnduuter oo the Houiti
eru rood, has moved into life Lebnifu
home, on Kgmont street.
*** ' &k.
Col. H. Dil worth has returned
from a two weeks trip 11 rough Cam*
den county. ■
Mrs. .1 I’lern-Siniili will leave to
night for Hum rcy", to vieit fripijd*.
' ‘
Mi** M*> Franlgyn left yesterday
fur VVaynrosx, where Ail* will bo the
gueaf of Mrs. M, N. Horne.
.*.
Mr. F, A. Foster,-of Cambridge
Ma., visited Brunswick tbis week in
Lj jfrmf f-rrtst of tbe Society of Cittcin j
3EB*wbich has been dormant in ih a
early part of the ten
*• II? ia trying to find enough eli- .
to firm a society in Ha- ;
in tbe near future. !
4 Little Early!
■To talk about shirt waists, still wo are
p| getting them in, and you had better
examine the patterns and cut*%efore
making your selection. As usual, its
not the cheapest but the best line in
town. *
Men and children’s caps, and hats. The
correct thing for spring. See our
window.
LEVY’S. -
TIMES.
Rip Van Winkle Tomorrow Night at Oglethorpe Auditorium, { Resefved Seats at Store, 75 Cents.
"lira O. W. Blanton, Mias KHa
Bisn'.on and Muster George Blanton
left several days ago for Atlanta,
where they sjffl upend several weeks,
the glieata of Mias Jennie Bryant.
After a pleasant visit to her cousin,
Mrs, A. Kaiser, where she received
many social attentions, Mias Josie
Brown, baa returned to her home iu
.Savannah.
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Mrs. W. 11. Oyer and nitle daughters
have moved to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. 11. Berrie on E street, where
I they will remain for two or three
| months before joining Mr.
| Montgomery, their future home
i Dyer left a few nights ago to accept
his new position with the railroad
there.
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(< ullnued on Third pa^f*)
BRUNSWICK GA„ t U \DAY MOANING FE
UN IS 1 Sill'
— 7" , ifE
A telephone message received by the 4 Times from
Savannah last night stated that a case of smalHpox had
developed in that city. The victim is in the
Sixth recently arrived from Cuba. Tie con
tracted the disease while in Cuba, and after reaching Sa
vannah Thursday it develnped on him. lie waf at once
removed to the pest house and every precaution taken to
guard against tMfc spend of the disease. The health
board has been particularly active in tins case knd it is
not thought thaj/there will be another one in S^vannah.
I
1 Storm Signa s Flying.
Signals recurved yesterday by Capt. vV. M Tijpper an
nounoe a stonn coming from the northeast-16 spread
across the South Atlantic weather report on
tile at Brown’s drug f to-day.
county, is ill at hisjj- WW: near C Imu'ester.
Hehas been Icontined
to his room alrffost cofmiiuousiy for over a month. llis
friends will receive a welcome in this his trial of distress,
and many have called to see him during recent days. To
those who knew him in the past his present illness cannot
fail to excite profound sympathy,
Cut OftSAp. His Fingeiw, , -
Car Coupler ClarK, a popular employe of the Southern
had all of his fingers cut ©IT 'by a sw||ch e|gine yes
wdayr It seems that in dismounting from the Engine while
it was dipped Irviiyj to sa|e hinisejf
Clark threw out bom Trands a ia fT" W
front ol the moving engine. The fingers on both hands were
passed over by the wheels and severed completely. The in
jured man was cared for by his fellow workers‘and given
medical aid by Dr. local surgeon for th.
He was resting easily at last accounts, Jk C... .
MIRTH AND MELODY.
D -l'gh'ful Entertainment at th® Ogbthorpe
Lt Evening, *
An evening of music,, mirth and mel
ody was afforded the guests of the
Oglethorpe last evening. Prof. Deal’s
metropolitan orchestra gave their con
cert Lorn <i to 9-JO, and following them
King Company, which
bipfH'ars tomorrow night at tho Audi
torium, entertained
delightful songs and musical renditions.
Such a scene of life and gayety has not
boon afforded Brunswick in a long
time, and the participants were accord
ed repeated encores from
listeners.
Messrs. Thos. H. Dobson and Jus. L.
Bing, the young and enterprising man
agers of tiie Dotison A King Company,
have this season surrounded themselves
with a strong and capable company of
artists, and next season will put before
the public an extravaganza of good
material.
Their impromptn concert last even
ing in the Oglethorpe, consisted of
songs well rendered by Mr. Harry J.
Hibson, the famous baritone in senti
mental songs and, and Mr. I’hil Bar
nard, in negro selections, both of
whom will appear in Kip Van Winkle,
tomorrow night.
The liooney children in their dances
also afforded the O gietnorpe guests
some delightful entertainment in thair
specialties, and taken altogether, lasi
evening was one of most, delightful
pleasure.
If you want a nice, stylish turnout
today ring up Mitchell and Thomas,
Phone !7, and they will supply you oo
short notice.
Start ling Wlkfig ■•.-•lTylb. Jw'
sci in et o
i Hi >e that will
curiosity of all wlm t*ks|^BH
in tbe metapliyslcel, It MiP '
i sighl worlh seeing. j/Tv
tins office by a well k
is jusl as discovered yi-'atrrdHy morn
ing, On one side of tbe eng, iu plain
English, is printed half
Vasious con iecturaM|M.y, ■
concerningJp , P iin
being =§ iOT D is
StipplHS* V -'Wt Scrillcl,
ii garni®;'l 'lltfl
the ret<® ' .
from 'iaHßpWn>Pb in the paper',’
sither that or some psychic fnflu®nce
had forced itself upon the natural
operation nf causa and effect. If is a
matter and subjeot wnrthv of dose en
quiry, and any one who may be inter
ested in further invest g,tlon is in
vited to call and inspect it.
booms. Now is
IfWwlit the
* V <'■ . ... ■ in i ..
Have you found it? Found what?
The Brunswick Steam Dye House, 105
Monk street. It is near Bay street.
You can have your ladies’ and gonts’
garments cleaned and dyed in proper
manner, ond (lie only steam dye houss
in Brunswick. All work is guaron
teed. f. Horoviiopv, Proprietor.
Kettuon Mott, our popular jeweler,
has something to say about Fountain
Pens in his ‘ad” today. Mr. Mott
easitp leads in the jewelry business,
carrying the largest and best line in
the city. Hall on him,
Mitchell and Thomas can supply you
with a stylish turnout for an afternoon
—phone 97.
U you want a stylish turnout for a
drive today phone 97, Mitchell and
Thomas, and they will attend to your
wants.
PRAISING RIP VAN WINKLE,
This Show Rooi'fvos Good Notices Eyery
.• , where.
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Judging by the press motions Hip
Van Winkle is a good show in every
respect. Besides the lauditory notice
given by tire Savannah .News, as re
ferred to in“ The Times Friday, it is
noticeable that everywhere it is pre
sented the pivsuy|^|yc< - iall\ pood in
ils eril-Ladffiagtlii V "? : i \ tru.-tl
| ■ Vt-. T' /.. • Ty*
when- they
played tlie night before, and of it the
Herald says:
“The Hip Vail Winkle troupe is
billed to play in Brunswick Monday
night, ami we bespeak for them the
0
kindly consideration of the people of
that hospitable eiiy.”
In like uuuuier the papers all over
the state pt*ai<>s It, and the Madison
Advertiser has the following:
hi “Those who failed to attend the An-
-YuuWoßisl'
tVhen you buy a fountain
pen from us—We carry the very
best makes anil guarantee them
to give entire satisfaction in
every way; they sell for one dol
lar And as high as six dollars
Call on ns for anything in
jewelry
lead in repairing
JTNON MOTT,
Jeweler, 215 Newcaetle St;
V fi11.1,:
. uitlrWlWi.t Solltlicili li.iil-
WWWWWWMWWWWW
dltorfhm last. Monday night missed a
rare treat The occasion was the per
formance of the noted play, Kip Van
Winkle, by the Dobson & King Cos.,
wfth the celebrated comedian, Samuel
W. Glenn, as Rip
•‘The play of Rip Van Winkle is a
tamy fascinating one, being full of hu-
JVand pathetic scenes, and never
drag!. It is one of the most celebra
ted plays oo the American stage today,
ami the rendition id’ it. last. Monday
night was very fine indeed. It was far
above the average shows of its kind
that have recently visited Madison,
and each actor well nigh perfect iu his
or her role.
“The star of the troupe is the old
veteran actor, Samuel W. Glenn, who
assumed the role of Kip. Mr. Glenn is
seventy yews old, and has been on the
stage nearly half a century. He is
still strong and robust, ami.handles his
rather difficult part with consummate
skill and ease.
Mr. Glenn made a decided bit in
Madison, and won many friends during
bis short stay in the. city,”
Reserved seatsjare on sale at Butts’
drug store today and tomorrow. Price
7.0 cents.
The
Best of *
Stationery
\
Is always demanded by the better trade.
But there are so many grades of paper
upon the market, that even the most careful
buyer is offen deceived.
To handle only the newest and hand
somest stationery, is the object of the
Brunswick Book Company.
Tonight's Og'othorpo Oonoert
Following will ha found the pro
gram to be rendered tonight by Deal’s
"Wkropolitan orolieslra in tlie rotunda
of ttie Oglethorpe hotel. These night
ly concerts arc free to the public and
a genera! invitation is extended to all.
ritomtAil: fluuday, Ki-li, W. '>i.
Berceu-e |. Hauser
N.ictuino; opus 0, Nn. 2 cliopfn
Mstudio in K Ituhiusteiu
Sacred song “Nii/crctir liminod
Spring Sorts . Mri JRs-nlui
Tntnscriplioa “Kiss's Dream,” from“l.qhcH-
Kin” It. Wagner
“The Mar span-list Banner.’’
Jewelry of nil kinds at Ken non
Mott’s, the Je veler.
Out glass from the best manufsctu
rt rs at Ivennoo Mot t’s, the Jeweler.
B'erling silver Friendship Henris
from 25c to $1 00, engraving free, at
Kennun Butt’s, the Jeweler.
Silverware and silver noveltie*, I lie
largest and best line in the oily, at
Keution Mott’s, Hie Jeweler.
A Great Opportunity.
We give away, absolutely free of
cost, for a limited time only, The
People’s Common Sense Medical Ad
viser, by R. V. Pierce, M. D., Chief
Consulting Physician to Ibe Inva
lids’ Hotel and Surgical Jnstiluie.a
book of 1008 large pages, profusely il
lustrated, bound in strong paper
covers to any one sending 21 oents in
one cent stamps, to cover cost of
mailing only. Over 080,000 copies of
this complete family Dio'or Rook al
ready sold in cloth binding at regular
price of $1,50, World’s Dispensary
Medical Association, TlulTslo, X. Y.
# Kaiser’s
Showing This Week.
The very swellest conceptions of this season’s
styles in Ladies Shirt Waist’s and Neckwear,
The new for spring are coming in
rapidly. Every novelty may be found here
soon after its appearance in New York.
Liberty Silk Fronts in all colors. Hemstitched
China Silk Ties, Two yards long 1-4 yard
wide, black and all colors. Mouseline i)e
Soie Ties, 2 yards long and 1-4 yard wide-
All the leading shades for this season. The
ver> latest in SilK Capes, Satin and Silk
Waist’s just received.
(’all and get posted on the newest ideas of
Ladies Neckwear. See our exclusive patterns
in Ladies shirt waist.
Kaiser’s.
PRICE FIVE CE 'T
I. N, Bishop, Druggist, guarantees
every bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy and will refund the money to
any one who is not satisfied after using
two thirds of the contents. This is
tlie best remedy in the world for la
grippe, coughs, colds, cioup and
Whooping cough and is pleasant and
safe to take, It prevents any tendency
of a cold to result in pneumonia.
Brunswick’s trade booms. Now is
the time to advertise and get the
beuelit, of the money atloat.
Tlie tilings that people see are inside o
them and not outside. No two people see
the same thing exactly alike. One wo
man may look out at a beautiful land
scape and see alt the beauty and restfui
tiess and grandness that there is in it.
Another one will look ont at the same
scene and see nothing. The man who is
perfectly well and vigorous enjoys life to
tlie full. l)r. Tierce’s Golden Medical
Discovery makes people well. There isn’t
anything miraculous about it—it is the
must natural thing in the world. It simp
ly puts the digestive organs, the stomach,
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All diseases live and thrive on impure
blood. Keep a stream of pure, rich, red
blood Itowing into a diseased spot,and the
disease will not stay. A man lives on
rich, pure blood, and disease dies on it.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
makes pure, rich blood. Send 21 cents in
one-cent stamps to World’s Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N . Y.,and
receive Dr. Pierce’s 1008 page “Common
Sense Medical Advisfl - ,” profusely illus
trated.