The Brunswick times. [volume], May 17, 1899, Image 4

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ItOYAL BSS
lr Absolutely 'Pure
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
IIOVAI ft*xio VQWt* co , ■* vopk.
A GREEK CATHOLIC PRlEST
first Oosjsf HU Domination to Visit
Brnnswick-
Rev. Archimandrite Raphael a
Greek Catholic priest arrived in
Brunswick yesterday from Savannah.
He comes to baptize the children of
Aicssrs. U. W. Lyon and Peter I>e
varls. This oeremony will be per
formed at 9 o’clock today at tbe
Olympia restaurant. The occasion
will be a public one and tbe unusually
interesting ceremony will cause num
bers to be present.
Oo to Carter's to havs your clothes
cleaned and pressed.
To Harvey the Line.
Civil Ecu. P. L Green is in the city
preparatory to surveying the bound
ary line between Wayne and Charl
ton .• In company with Mr. T. L. Peck,
he will meet the Ordinaries of these
two counties at Kolkston on Monday
next to begin the work.
The Savannah Steam ly Works at
Carters, 604 Monk street.
Special Rstss Named by Plant Byte*.
International Convention Y. M. C.
A., Grand Rspids, Miob., May 125-88,
rate of 128 10 for the round trip.
Annual Convention B, Y, P. 11., of
Georgia, Columbus, (is , June 18 lb.
Rate cf *7.80 for the round trip.
Annual Convention Grand Lodge K.
I\, Home, Ua., May 10 18. Rates for
individuals *lO 6ft for ths round trip.
Annual session Grand Encampment
sad Lodge of I, O. O. F, of Georgia
Rome. G., May 28 26. Kates of *10.55
for the rouud trip.
Fancy Uorso tly nets at J. H . Taiik
r sley's.
FIFTY HEW STYLES
OK—-
%
MOULDINGS
Just received. Bring your
pictures along, we are
FRAMING
Every day.
FLEMING
WAFF.
PURITY, EXCELLENCE.
Tbe dictionary meaning o( “Purity,” is “Freedom from foreign admixture
or beterogenens matter.” Tbe meaning given of “F.xcellenoe” is “Merit in an
unuauai degree, surpassing others.
The Cumberland Club Rye
We put into glass and now present to those wtio use an alcoholic stimulant as
a beverage or to those to whom it is prescribed by tbe physician for any im
arity of vitality, Is perfection in both —Purity and Kxeellenoe. Properly
maturad in tbe barrel we transfer it to glass quart bottles with utmost care.
Purchasers of whiskey secure a nutritious stimulant of the greateat attainable
xcellenee and in every detaii superior to anything before the public.
e
Brunswick Wholesale Wine and Liuqor House
No. 106 - (iloneester Street.
When in need of job work don’t forget the Times Job Office Prompt attention and first class work our motto
THE TEACHERS
AEE NOT COMING.
State Convention Proposed at Cam
berland Island Has Been
Declared Off.
WILL GO TO WARM SPRINGS INSTEAD
Uco“rtaioty of Scaring Hotel Aoooramo
datums Causes Change cf Plans-A
One Pars Rate to Bs Gives.
Owing to the uncertainty of secur
ing hotel accommodations at Cumber
land, Prof. Jere M. Pound, president
of the Georgia Teachers' Association,
announces that the convention will be
held at Warm Springs, on June 2Gtb to
30th. All arrangements have been
made for the meeting at Warm Springs
end the program will be the same as
that published. Ail railroads
have granted a rate of one fare for the
round trip and the hotel rates are $1.60
per day. Prof. Pound th nks the
change to Warm Springs will he very
acceptable to the teachers of tbe state.
It is centrally located, and the hotel
accommodation* and service will be
ample and satisfactory. Anting the
attractions are superb swimming pools
and baths and in many other respecta
it is a delightful meeting place. Every
preparation Is being made for a suc
cessful convention.
Southern HohMul*'!,
The dilute of schedule on the
Soul hern railroad whloh went into
effect April lOlb, is a* follows: No.iit
leaves Brunswick at 6:80 a. m. for
Jacksonville am) all local points, Con
cerns at Everett with the train from
Savannah.
No. 16; leaves atj);26 a. m. for Sav
annah, Atlanta anil all points north
anil east.
No. 83. leaves at 4 p. no. for Jackson
ville anil all local points. Conneota
at Everett with F.C A I*, train from
Savannah,
No. 13; leaves Brunswick at 9:10 p.
in. anil makes same connection as No.
16. (Savannah, Atlanta anil all pninta
north anil east
No. 20; leaves Everett at. 7:80 p. m.
Jacksonville connections for Itrnns
wlck.
No. 14; arrives at Brunswick at 7:80
a. m. from Atlanta ,
No. 10; arrives at Brunswick at
4 :30 p. m. from Atlanta.
No, 22; Arrives at Brunswick at 8 a,
m, with Savannah connections.
No. 24; arrives at 0:05 p. m from
Savannah.
Fancy line of whips at J. H. lank
ersley’s.
Don’t put the last season’s suit
away until it has been cleaned an
pressed by Carter at 504 Monk street,
IHE BKUNWitik TIMES WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 17 ley ,
TEG DAUNTLESS
FREE IN FLORIDA.
United States Coart in tbe Land
of Flowers Release
H*r.
GETS GOOD RETURNS HOWEVER
Famous Owaor of Filibuiterrr Withdraws
A'l Bia Suita Agaiuit Government Of
ficials as Consideration.
A special from Jacksonville says:
"The cases of the United States
against the steamer Dauntless for al
leged filibustering which were begun
against tbe vessel nearly three years
ago, were dismissed in the United
States court today, on motion of the
government.
This was done on an agreement
that the claims of W. A. Bishee owner
of the liauntless, against 0. R. Bis
bee, formerly collector of customs io
oitv , and against VV. F, Kilgore, com
mander of tbe revenue cutter Bout
well, for detaining tbe Dauotless on
various occasions, should also be dis
missed, which was done.
Tbe boat baa been for more than
two yeara in the custody of the Unit
ed States, carrying at ail times a
United States deputy marshal, who
will now be discharged, and for the
first time in twenty-six months the
boat will be absolutely free to come
and go io legitimate business.”
Everyone In Brunswick will be
glad to learn that the Dauntless is
free from the Florida courts. It is
probable now that the Georgia court
will let the cases against the famous
lllibuatersr be (quashed. Judge
Speer never seemed very much io
sympathy with the suits at any tfme
and it would bs hard now to get a
jury te ccnviot her.
Jas. G. Carter at the Brunswick
Cleaning and Pressing Cos., represents
tbe Savannah Steam Dye Works,
Fanny top dusters at J H. Tank
ersley’s.
L 'W Rates on the Southern Railway.
Old Point Comfort, Va.,—One fare
for the round trip. Tickets on sul
Alsy 20 to 23, tinal limit 15
days from date of sale.
Koine, (la—Annual session, Grand
Encampment and Orand Lodge 1 O O
Fof Georgia. One fare for the round
trip. Tickets to be sold Msy 22 and
23, with Dual limit May 28, 1899
(Irand ltapids, Mich—One fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale May
22, 23 and 24, with final limit May 31,
1899
Columbus, Oa— Annual Convention
BYP Uof Georgia One fare for Ihe
ronnd trip Tickets to t-e sold June IS
and 13, with.final limit June 17. 1899
Dublin, (U— Annual meeting and
rally United Sons of Confederate Vet
erans One fare for the round trip
Tickets to be sold June 8 and 9, with
final limit June 12,
Cordele, Ga —Oonlele Chautauqua
One fare for round trip Tickets to be
sold June 12 to 22 inclusive with tinal
limit June 25, 1899
Richmond, Va—lnteruational Con
vention B Y 1’ I' of America One
fare for the round trip Tickets to he
sold July 11, 12 and 13, with tinal
limit July 81, 1899,
Indianapolis, Ind- National Con
vention Epworth league One fare
for the round trip Tickets to be sold
July 18 and 19, with dual limit July
36, 1899
You can tlnd anything Jin the har
ness line at J. 11. Tankersley’s.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY'S
GREAT IMPROYEMENTS.
Over $2,000,000 Will Be Spent in
Various Ways During This
Year.
BEONSWICK WILL BE BENEFITTED.
A'l the Ms's L'aes Will Be Relaid With
80-Posnd Rail* —New Passenger and
Freight Equipments Ordered,
Vrom time to time reference has
been made to the extensive improve
ments being made along tbe line of
the Southern railway. According to
a statement of Vice-President Gannon,
thus far during the present year over
100 sidings have been built to oonneot
the Southern with industries located
adjacent to ft.
Other improvements include con
tracts for about *300,000 worth of
bridges to replace similar atructnres
at different points along the line while
already during the present year tbe
Southern has received' 30,000 tons of
steel rails which will replaoe lighter
grades on its tracks. This it in pursu
ance of a plan to relay its main lines
with 80 pound rails. The Southern
has also made arrangements to pur
chase sixteen locomotive, ten passen
ger coaches, live mail and baggage
oars, and 1,000 freightoarf Altogeth
er tbe outlay will represent fully *2,-
000.000,
Brunswick will come in for her share
of this great work, Tbe Southern has
been spending thousands of dollars on
its deep water, terminal facilities at
thia port and It baa only .begun ila
big work. Vast quantities of freight
come here now that formerly went
elsewhert and tbe outlook it very bo
ss
oouraging for s(JU greater quantities
to come with tbe opening of next sea
son.
Wht ft Conns ofS'uiy Means
lUsbar'nd’s Business College.
A oours* of study in out oollege
means something, It liat no relation
to ft smattering of book keep inn. shorl
hand and writing. but It atauda for
preparation for I be realities of life. It
atatide for attaiome nta that are avail
able in tfee markets of tbe commercial
world; it stands for knowledge that
makes tbe possesor a stronger and
more successful man, and a more usefnl
citizen. It means the ability to earn
a livelihood by doing tbat which ie in
demand by every commercial bousa.
Few young men or young women
can ali'ord tbe time or money
required to puraue a buameea course
more than onoe. They should, tbera
fore, not only be sure they are securing
the very best advantages tbat cao be
obtained, but should be content to
spend tbe time necessary to master
every branch in tbe course. It it tbe
aim of tbe school to regard thorough
ness of tbe first importance and to
impress this fact upon tbs minds of
every student entrusted to Its cere. Its
teachers are no experiment they are
graduates of schools of uationa! repu
tation and have not only had the
actual business experience I hat fit*
them for a commercial life but have
been teaching for years the branches
most essential to life’s everyday
work. .
General Assembly Presbyterian Church,
Richmond. Va-, May 17th ta 30tn.
For the above occasion the Plant
System has named rate of $16.90
from Brunswick to Richmond and re
turn, Tickets ta be sold May 16tb
and 17th with final limit to June 3rd
NAYAL RESERVES
ARE OFF PORT ROYAL.
Booming the Big Guns and are
Having a Great Time
Generally.
CD*. AIKEN WRITES A LETTER-
Branswiok Boys Are Strictly in it On Us
' sis Snm’s Warship and Enjoying
Thsmtslvss Immensely.
The Naval Reserves are off Port
Royal. They are booming the big
guus and having a great time general
ly. Commander Frank I). Aiken
haa written a letter in which he tells
of tbe good times the boy* are having
%hd according to it the Brunswick
boys are atriotly in It.
The letter was written last Friday
Off Port Royal and sent to Mr(. Aiken. |
Commander Aiken says the Prairie
Dinners are treating them all royalty
and their practice cruise from a stand
point of pleasure and training lias
been an immense succe-*. The gun
boat Lancaster is alongsidt th. Prairie*
and at the time Commander Aiken
was writir g :h* Lenos'ter w,.s open
ing up her b * guns on the iv.nri- in
imigina-y battle. Toe Prairie was
pripur-ng t j rel urn thv lire and it is
safe tp -ay the haul* a r yal one
The Prairie and her ciew of li uns
wick%ns are strictly n clover and!
they wilt be weloomedSoff the bar here
by t big crowd of excursionists when
they return Thursday. w*
ENOAQED people
ItlWUld write us for samples and prices et
my engraved wedding invitations, an
youncemenie, ele. All work done tn eur
factory here. Arttstle execution, strict
iromptness. lew prices J, P. Stevens A
Sro„ engravers, 47 Whitehall street, At
an la, Qa.
Agents for McPalll
Bazar pattern si
Alll'sternslOanil!
15c. None belferl
. 213 NEWCASTLE ST.
One Pi ice Cash Dry Goods Store.
Originator of L6w Prices.
HONEST VALDES! NEWEST STYLES! LOWEST PRICES!
Every week, from day to day, we look around to find those things that have not
sold as rapidly as we would wish. Such, while new and still in fashion, we reduce
to price that never fails to sell. Monday is the day reduction first is made. Oft
times in an hour, so low the price, wo sell as many of a lot of goods as have been
sold in days before. This week we quote prices that are
IMPORTANT TO MONEY SAVERS
kC I CZ> GLOVES.
Not wishing tv csrry our Kid Gloves until tbe fall
season we p 1 ics our entire stock, regardless of pric*,
on sale at per pair 75c
These gloves are Honest Values “stitched withtrirh
ful words.”
While at our glove department, ask to see tie NEW
BICYCLE GLOVE
Owing to tbe great success of our skin M k n?sv —.
we will continue to make skirts FREE during the
entire week. All that von have to do ts to pu and. is,■
the material and liniDgs, We have tbe
Skirt Made Free.
and style and tit guaranteed.
MITGKELi & THOMAS,
—FeeiY, Sale and Li very Stable,-
Stylish Horses, and Fashionable Turnouts
The prettiest and neatest tvnwouts to in found in
the city, with reliable drivers. Open day an ngh . All
Orders given prumpt attention.
- 420 Newcastle St-
MIG DOT OF BUSINESS;
* SELLING OGT AT COST.
Be sure and see my- * ijjj,. '
BARGAIN 231 —IEET
J heg# l are not limited to two day#’ himingst but as lona at quantities
last. •
H. B. DILLON,. - 208 Newcastle
* • j
Business College.
OUR PURPOSE.
io furnish a Thorough, High-Grade Business Training to both him with
an Knglish education, at the least possible coat, in the shortest Dai*
tenl with thoroughness to teach nothing that is supe, fiuoug axid omu nothing
that is essential. ’ T -
DAY AND NIGHT CftASSCI. "
Shorthand. Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Penmanship and F-ngiisb. Th
school will open in Brunswick May 15th in the office now occupied by th
Business Department of The Brunswick Time* .
Address P. O. Box No. 85.
THE BEEHIVE,
SPECIAL 5c SALE
'“•can this oar of Dp-TO-Dite Goods at Down-TO*
ll ilk rricp.,,' 1 s'.
(liec-e g oghams, uvital 8 and 10c quality pr y 1 5c
t*i-*•••* a. .r -a wasjwrooil* comprising Nainsooks,
Ihi,i I. -ien, O. gaudies, Dimities, etc. per yd... .5c
J * tut n ii 1 e.n' assorted handkerchiefs, each only. .He
•v on k, i ">jl:s, either ibetal or kid covered buckles
each •• lj 5c
■l > !"• v * ucos, comprising Piat Val. Oriental, Tor
ch.u . ter yd ••• ......... 5c
10 dnz good quality white towels, foil measure, spe
cial price each ..5c
5 lc7.n ladies white corset covers each.... * 5c
V good 5 hook corset clasp each jc
vi piec-s h st quality Amoakeag ginghams on sale for
in Me, k per yd , •// 5c
Children’s fait black, ribhed • oilof- hose, a good,
b m -t value, all sizes,per pair..?-.... r...5c
Garter elastic, fancy with rotUad edge, oo sale this
week Jc
A big a-sortui-nt ot uew white embroideries worth
Up lb 13*. yard no xalg p-r yd gc
,lu t received anew line of W. B. RUMMER COR
.-Kt’S—all styles and prices. •••'*• dnL'i. sgd
MAIL ODRKRB
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Day as Kec.aired.