The Brunswick times. [volume], March 03, 1899, Image 1

About The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900

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VOLUME 9; NO. 298.
Don’t
Get the idea that this is a high price store be
cause of its all-round tirst-dassness.
Put your hat on and stroll down this way and
take a real good 'ook through the place,
then go away with a detinite 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,
'M THE COMMANCHE ARRIVES
K pgMt C ! ydt Lm StfmerCme in by
% Expr>u YeotoriUy.
■ Clerk Budct was made very
by being presented
>Wganl oil pat ntmg of one of
/lie Glyf|nplare#t, fastest and moat
plfegant ftij!.-*Va, the Commanohe,
tk/lerk TratHe Manager
Blim. Q. Eger, Line,
turn# Mine ago alE|gjfor a pieturo
with which to adorn the walls of the
city hajifc, Mr. Egar impniptly replied
"XjMi'J
-' r huf that he would
foe the clerk. Mr. Bodet was
happy by the arrival of (he picHl
yeaterday. It ia an elegant oil paint
ing of the "Cdmtnancbr,” handsomely
framed, so j ump..-r
stra’ea fti*liberality of 'bis enMri*v|;
*. ik
mg line.
DR. BURROUGHS GOES TO ATLANTA
Hi is an Important Member of 'ha Stats
Commit'te.
f> r , W. II Burroughs l® been
named as one of the two mefflbera of
ttie state fair commit'w from the
Eleventh district. He lias also been
assigned to an important place In
committee work, that on exhibit*
and premiums. A meeting of this
committee has been called to convene
in Atlanta today and Dr. Burroughs
lefr last night for the Gate City He
has been a member of the state fair
executive committees for years, and
■bis well known familiarity witn the
Bvork makes him a vatnabfe addition
■to the present one.
Slaughter Sale!
%
Lames Goodyear Welt Shoes SLOO and SLS
quality. Toes* too narrow to lie very
stylish, hut good wear in them all. Sizes
from Ito f. Slaughter pri?,e, $1.65.
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Goods not charged at this price.
. LEVY’S. -
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES,
JENNINGS BUTTS FINDS HIS DOG.
I Bow an Advertisement in The Times Did
Good Work.
Several days ago Mr . W, Jennings
| Butte, the popular druggist, lost a
mtil but valuable dog. He was very
much worried over the lose and as
days passed without news from it, his
anxiety increased. Yesterday Mr.
Butts informed The Times that au ad
he placed in its columns caused him
to find Ins lost pet.
He says that a man was sitting on a
log at s oroaatie camp 9 miles from
■brunswick and 3 miles from a public
Riff, smoking his pipe and reading n
■Why of I'ha Times. He read the lost
remembered having seen"
thf Anine. Securing it the reader of
L oam* to y
the animal and on being
TTOerally rewarded, returned home a
happy man.
TELEPHONE RATES.
What is Ohargvd for Messages to Othsr
Oiti s.
It. now costs fifty oent* to telephone
Savannah, either night or day messa
ges. Timelimit is plane I at three
minutes under this charge with fifteen
cents fur each additional ininn'e used .
To telephone to Jaoksoville, either
night or day, a eharge of sixty eents
for three minutes is made,with twenty
cents for each additional minute. The
old night rate of twenty live cents
has been taken off' .The service ran- - '
dered over these lines by the Southern
Bell Telephone company is excellent,,
and Manger Haley is giving splendid
satisfaction to 'h* patrons.
BRUNSWICK GA„ F IDAY MORNING MARCH 3, 1899.
ini Aid 11.
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Brunswick’s Public Building Is Now An
Assured Fact
SO WIRES' CONGRESSMAN BRANTLEY.
The Telegram lWeived by Mayor Atkia&n Yesterday
Removes am Chances For Doubt as -fp the Ap
propriation For This Great Hunt.
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President McKinley has signed the public building
for Brunswick, and it is now a law. This good news
came to Brunswick ygstfrday from Con
gressman Brantley to
The telegram reads: <t
Washington, 1). 0., Marehlld., 1899.
Mayor 1). 1). Atkinson,
Brunswick, Georgia. •••;'
The President today approved tj® Ablic build
ing bill for Brunswick and it is now a Tjw.
W. G. TBFY.
.
money which is now available, $50,000, will
be increased and Brunswick will get a mag
nificent building before work ceases.
CAPTAIN BJONNESB
Well Known Trader Hore Wash'd Overboard
During a Hurrioane*
The Norwegian bark G. T. M&rbitx,
which sailed from Imre .1
for lilaogow, arrived at her destina
tion February 27tb. On February 10th
in lat. 60, long, 37., Captain Bjonnes
was washed overboard and lost during
a hurricane. Captain Bjcntiess was
b irn in Tansberg, ig 53 years old *and
leaves a wife and children.
He was known well and favorably
to the shipping community of Bruns
wick and universal regret was ex
pressed by them yesteiday when the
move of his sad end reached here.
INSPECTORS ARE PLEASED
With the Good Work Don# On Stoamer
City of Macon.
Messrs. Lee and Fitzgerald, etearn
boat inspectors, were in Brunswick
yesterdry and inspected the hulls mSB
boilers of the steamer City of Macon.
They pronounce her condition ex
cellent and say that the work recently
done on her has made '.he vessel much
belter than ever before. This is high
praise for Contractor Ward and the
Bay Iron Works, who have had the
re-buiidirg of the City of Macon since
her disaster on the ronte between here
aud Darien some months ago.
The steamer will be on the regular
run between Brunswick and Macon,
within two weeks, stopping at inter
mediate points along the river.
Southern Mattress Compamy.
The Southern Mattress company
which hag an ad. in this issue, can pro
duce splendid endorsements of their
work from some of the most reputable
citizens of Brunswick, They are ex
pert at packing furniture, laying car
pets and matting and doing all kinds
of work in that line.
COLUMBIA OHAINLESS
1899 Be&u’iss Handled by ths Downing
Company Through Mr. Tait.
The Columbia chainless for 1899 and
other bicycles
representative W .. , „
miineroiiHl ; I
Jpfffr mmafa. i m&m
the DiivE ’ ’f : R Ij
i heir -pleTTdWpm^
Tins make of w
recognized an nisi.i)*||;
faction in every wayT The popular
ity of the wheel is bpaymesN-d by time
fact firm
"" n r m : *.? limrry is run -
ding lu&lmn out of I lie
and three'sliifts of men
are kept constantly turning out the
various parts.
Each years business seems to dou
ble the one previous, and the model
bicycles manufactured are now very
where.
* Slsotrioal Oontrao'or.
Mr. John H. Hoook, Jr,, electrical
contractor, formerly of Atlanta, has
opened headquarters at the Ogle
thorpe Hotel and will become a per
manent resident of BruuswKfk. Mr.
Soock is a young man of that push
aod energy characteristic of all At
lantians. He comes to Brunswick
with letters recommending him high
ly m every way and by men promi
nent in Atlanta, his former home. He
to do electrical work of
every description and will call upon
Brunswickians for a share of their
patronago.
Lost.
An Overland wheel, without name
plate. Sear lire is made of hose pipe,
front double tube, Finder will be re
warded by returning to this office.
SCHOOL TEACHERS
GIT MONEY TODAY.
The Board of Education Is Now
Meeting Its Obligations
Promptly.
INPORTANT MEETING YESTERDAY-
Cheokß Signed by President Pro tem Atkin
son In the Absonoe of President Brob
ston. Board Did Good Work.
The school teaohers of Glynn will
get their hard earned mouey today.
The hoard of education met yesterday
and after receiving statements from
Commissioner Burroughs and Super
intendent Orr, it was decided to draw
checks at once and hand them to the
teachers today.
■i—TMPffT-n * k
of the board sent them to Mayor At
kinson, president pro tem to sign also.
This was made neoessary by the ab
senoe of President Brobston, who is
now in New York on a business trip.
In vie v (# a question of law that
has arisen, as to who is the proper
You Take No Risk
When you buy a fountain
pen from us—We oarry the very
best makes and guarantee them
to give entire satisfaction in
everyway ,-tVrey ewW for wn> I--—-
lar and as high as six dollars
Gall on us for anything in
jewelry
We lead in repairing
• .
KENNON MOTT,
Jeweler, 215 Newcaetle St.
wire daily from Wnnliington. Official
uatclicrt for Soiitliein Kail
j^Vniy.
S&&S(jll|§jiy(oh*r ihe money
KIT be disbursed this month l>y
County Treasurer Lee.
Two ggceipts will be taken, one by
Commissioner burroughs anil the
other by Treisurer Lee. The hoard
has done good work in arranging its
linanoes so that the teachers can be
paid regularly, and they will appreci
ate it.
Something Worth Seeing.
The educated dogs and ponies which
are to exhibit in this oity under a tent
on Newcastle Nt„ Thursday March 9,
allernoot} at 2:80 und mglit at 8. They
are thoroughly worth seeing. Prof.
Sentry is said to possess the most vain
able collection of dogs and ponies in
the world. They are famous for both
their beauty and intelligence. There
are over one hundred superb speci
mens of various kinds in the collec
tion, all of which have been selected
for their beauty, and Prof. Gentry
has succeeded in educating the entire
number to a wonderful degree of in
telligence. The exhibition is especial
ly attractive to ladies and children.
The prices of admission are, children
lScts., adults 25ots.
For Croup use CHENEY’S
EXPECTORANT.
Attention!
miiuiifuiiu iramfttuttmtmtiimu
Rogers’ Silverware, “1847” brand, the
world’s standard,
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POCKET kn!ycs.<^_
Centaur make. New stock.
iHUIHitHiiH K UimtllllUttliillffti
Brunswick Book Company.
Telephone 105
Mr
MISS TAYLOR TO WED.
Formir R-siflent of Brunswiok Will Marry
in Wayoross.
Invitations reading as follows were
received in Brnnswick yesterday :
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Bibb
requests your presence at the marriage
of their daughter
M yra Taylor
to
J . A. Farr's,
Wednesday eve. March twentjWecoiid
at seven-thirty o’clock,
at their residence, Tebeau Ht.,
Wayoross, Ga.
Miss Taylor formerly lived in
Brunswick and was very popular
here, Her father, the late Henry C,
Taylor, was well known, and the
young lady has many friends who
wi'slN'he you n g~coii;
ness.
Mr. Farris is a rising young busi
ness man and has the best wishes
of a host of friends.
Mr. W. F. Combs, the-Well known
Siuthern railroad man, is a guest
of the Oglethorpe,
Be sure you get The Sunday j
Times. Uncle Josh will be in it.
* Kaiser’s
Showing This Week.
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The very swellest conceptions of this season s
styles in Ladies Shirt Waist sand Neckwear
The new goods lor spring are coming in
rapidly. Every novelty may bp 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 De
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.
Call and get posted on the newest ideas ol
Ladies Neckwear. See our exclusive patterns
in Ladies shirt waist.
Kaiser’s.
PRICE FIVE CE'T
A NEW RAILROAD LINE.
One Rumored to be on Tap.’u Between
Brunswick and Albany.
It is understood here that a charter
will be applied for at once for the
railroad from Brunswick to Albany
via OGerman on t lie I‘ialit System and
Nichols on the Wayoross Air Line.
Parties interested intend going to
work immediately on ths construction
of the road, and the present road from
Offerman in the direction of Nichols,
owned by the Southern Pine Company
of Georgia, will form a link in the
new road. Thirty miles of the line
is in operation . New York and Sav
annah capitalists are in the deal.
Attorneys Form Partnership.
Mr. A . 1., franklin and Mr, J, T.
Colson have formed a copartnership
for the practice of law in this and
other counties of the state. Both of
these gentlemen have many friends
who will be interested in their firm
and wish for it success.
.—
Uncle Josh will appear to the local
reading public for the first time in
Sunday’s Times. Don’t miss him.