The Brunswick times. [volume], June 22, 1899, Image 1

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PRIJME 10; NO. 141.
Supply Your Boys and Girls with Good Bicycles This Week at $15.00 Each. J. A. Montgomery, 503 Gloucester Street
We wonld like to have you visit-' —
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. Customer of ours. We are after business
M and contemplate
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Drug C 0,..,
Ipß* 55 ..... PACE SETTERS.
• |k Von Weller, Teacher of Mus'c
o|pii 40 ;ein of experience in (lie
■A approved methods, both of
* nd America, will receive a
pmmTted number of pupils for vocal and
instrumental study All stringed in
struments taught .together with Piano
end Organ,both Pipe and Reed, Voice
building a specialty. Persons desiring
i m io i mi il.
A 112,00 EASTMAN KODAK outfit to be given
away at our soda fountain on July Ist. Every pur
chaser of a glass of soda during this month has a chance
at this perfec* camera.
The crowds that drink at our Fountain is a guar
antee that everything is first class at
BUTTS’ DRUG STORE,
“On the Corner.”
Cleanliness is our hobby, this means a lot in the
soda business.
• Ft Rent.
Tb furnished cottage no Simoi s Is
land known as the Wylly cottage
€has. Wylly, City Half.
Special
Offering * *
In Men’s Woolen Suits this week are eight lots
TEN DOLLAR SUITS that we will make the re*
la mark able price of
h-*9 -.=
Per Suit
\ These are new, stylish patterns and are good
■ values at ten dollars, but in order to cut dow-n
H our stock we make the above special offer for
m one wees
* Some bargains in Ladies’ snd Childrens Ox
- fords and Shippers to close out.
L|bMoattfr Heads, Letter Heads, Statements, and in fact anything in the job printing line at the Times job Office
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES.
to engage lessons will be called upon
by leaving their address at Room 35
Oglethorpe hotel.
The prettiest dowers that crown
ladles bats at the Misses Slaters .
For Diabetes use STU,
ART ’S GPN and BUCH U.
Advertise in The Times,
For Sal?.
One nice Jersey milk cow at pail
J I). Sparks.
Advertise in The Times.
BROSWICNK GA. TH RSDAT MORNING. JUNE 22. 1899
TIMBER RATES SHOW
MORE STRENGTH.
Ocean Freights and Charters &■
Taken From the Last
Report.
TONNAGE CONTINUES IN DEMAND.
This, the Osneral Condition Lilt ot Vessels
bound From Brunswick nnd Rates
Affecting Sams-
Advioes from New York are to the
effect that timber rites from the Gulf
to the Uoited Kingdom and Conti
nent are showing mors strength, with
rates held at 975, 6d. to 98s, 9d, Ton
nage to the River Plate continues in
demand, particularly from Uulf ports.
Shippers indicate a willingness to
pay from $13.60 to $13,75 for medium'
sized tonnage to Buenos Ayres. Ade
quate West Indian tonnage is diffi
cult to obtain Coastwise tonnage is
in good demand with rates based on
$5.62! from Brunswick and $7.87)#
from the Gulf to New York. Fixtures
from this port since last report are
as follows:
m KUROrKAN,
British steamer Twickenham, 1613
tons, Sapelo to United Kingdom or
Continent, timber p . t.; prompt.
WKST IN DIRS.
British steamer, (guarantee) Bruns
wick to Santiago 450,000 feet of lum
ber at, $8 and 1000 tons of coal, pt,;
.July.
COASTWISB.
Schooner Maggie G Hart, 488 tons,
Brunswick to Portland, lumber, $5,75,
Schooner FA T 1, upton, 876 tons,
Brunswick to Philadelphia, ties 15
cents and free wharfage.
Brig Leonora, 436 tons, Brunswick
to New York, lumber, $5 50
Schooner Willie L Newton, 866 tons
r ßama. at or about, $5.60
Schooner John C Smith, 893 tons,
same
Schooner Levi Hart, 364 tons, same
dry cypress
Schooner Florence I,eland, 284 tons,
Brunswick to Noank, lumber, $6
Sobooner Charlotte T. Sibley, 35$
tons, same.
Schooner Falmouth, 379 tons, Bruns
wiok to Baltimore, dry cypress, p t
Schooner Jennie K Righter, 615
tons, St, Simon to New Haven, lumber
$5.62) a
Schooner Aimed* Willey, 493 tons,
Brunswick to New York, lumber,
$5 62
Schooner Waltham, 449 tons, Bruns
wick to Noank, lumber, $5,73
Sobooner Anna R Bishop, 426 tons,
Sat ilia to New Xoifc, lumber $6,76
Schooner Lizzie Chadwick, 449 tons,
Brunswick to New Haven, lumber
$5 .75
•.ohooner John K lialliday, 361 tons
Satilla River to New York, lumber,
$5 6,2)if and river towage,
Schooner Norombega, 266 tons Sa
tilla to New York, lumber, $5.75 and
river towage.
Schooner H G Beecher, 346 tons,
same
Schooner Napoleon Bougbton, 728
tons, Satilla to New York, lumber,
$5.75
Schooner St Thomas, 654 tons,
Brunswick to Boston, lumber, p t
Schooner Sarah A- Fuller. 49 ; 8 ton-,
Brunswick to New York, lumber
DISCOVERED j .
IN A DUNGEON.
|
A Rival of Aguinaldo is Found
By the American Sol
diers.
m
HAD BEEN IN PRISON A YEAR.
s
G*n Wheaton Retires to Iraki With a
Lot of Prisoners—He Cono’ndes It Is
Useless to Hold Perez DaKiiarinas 1
Manila, June 21. —Gen . 'Wheaton to
day withdrew the United Slates forces
from Perez Dasuiarinas and returned
ts luius The Americans have man]
prisoners, who were taken during the
past few days A number of the cap
tured Filipiuo soldiers were dressed in
white costumes Amigos Artieho, a
rival of Aguinaldo, who bad been in
prison since June of last year, was dis
covered at Dasmannas. lie was over
joyed at bis release.
Will Not Form a Cabinet
Paris, June 21, —M Bourgeois arriv
al here this morning. After conferr
ing with President Loubet, Bourgeois
culled M. Brisson and other political
friends and talked over the situation
■Later he announced ne declined form
ing a cabinet Delioasee will now prob
ably be asked to form a cabinet,
Gorman is Sick
Laurel, Md, June 21—Senator Gor
man is very sick As soon as he can trav
el will go to some Northern sum
mer resort, and not return to Mary
land till the middle of October, He
it suffering with liver trouble, lie
has not been well since he went to New
York to confer with the Tammany
leaders.
Wedding
Presents
In sterling silyerware
and cut glass, are the
most appropriate and
lasting you can give.
vVe have a large new
line in, and invite you
to call and look.
HllfiU
. . ENGRAVED BEL
KENNON MOTT,
The Jeweler, 215 Newcastle St.
Time Vjf uaily from Washington. Official
Inspector of watcheß for Bouthern. Hall
way.
$5. T 2 %; salt out, p t
*
.Schooner Aetna, 333 tons, Bruns
wick to New York, lumber, at or
about $5,00
Working Blight and Bay-
The busiest and mightsest little thing
hat ever was made is Dr. King's New
Rife Pills. Every pill is a sugar coated
globule of health, that changes weakness
into strength, listlessness iuto energy,
brain lag into mental power. They’re
wonderful in building up the health.
Only 25c per box. Sold by all druggists.
A TEN PER GENT
DIVIDEND NOW
This Amount is Declared by Re
ceiver Janies S. Wright of
M. and T. Bank.
JUDGE SEABROOK DIRECTS ORDER
Attorneys Claims Allowed For Bringing
Money Into Court and Several Civil
Oases Disposed of
By order of Judge Seabrook presirt
ing in Glynn superior court yester
day, Receiver .James 8. Wright, of the
Merchants & Traders Bank, declared
a dividend of ten per cent, payable on
and after July 10:h. This is the sec
ond dividend that lias been declared
under the safe and conservative man
ageuienl of Receiver Wright and lie
is evidently using every means possi
ble to realize on what assets the bank
hail left after (lie crash camo nearly
two years ngo. Four Brunswick law
firms, Messrs, Owen Johnson, H. F.
Uiinwody, Brantley .t Rennet and C,
Symiuer, were allowed yesterday a
balance in cash of $2 800 which added lo
$1,200 already paid them makes their
cash prooceeds from the receivership
$4,000, This $4,000 was allowed them
for services in bringing some of the
Merchants <t Traders money into
court. $1,200 has been paid them,
$1,400 is to be paid them atones then
tile receiver is to pay tlie creditors ten
per cent after which lie, the
receiver is to get live hundred dollars
on account of his fees and after these
fees and dividends are paid the law
yers are to get $1,400 more if the re
otf&r has tliat much left, or as much
of that amount as he has on hand.
The amounts paid attorneys by the
order passed and the amounts|inolud
ing offsets, etc , that have already
been paid attorneys interested in the
receivership total over $12,000. It is
not known when another dividend will
be declared but the receiver is work
ing bard to make debtors pay up and
there is strong likelihood of more
money coming to creditors at the
term of court following the next,
I
Judge Seabrook wound up the civil
cases :n which Judge Bennet was dis
qualified, yesterday morning, and left
last uight for Savanuah .
This moruing at 8;30 Judge Bennet
will take up the miminal docket and
rush that branch of the business
through. It is probable that the
grand jury will get through today and
send up their presentments, They
will, besides other recommendations
state their choice of Mr. J. \V. Con
nely as justice of the peace to succeed
dudge James T. Lambright.
The cases tried yesterday were;
First National Bank of Brandon,
Vt. vs N alional Bank of Brunswick—
Complaint, Dismissed by plaintiff’s
counsel
Jas S Wright, Reo, vs A II Cane, et
al—Complaint. Dismissed as to Mer
chants National Bank of Savannah,
anil as to Van B, Clark, administrator
estaf s J H Clark, on motion of plain
tiff’s counsel
J S Wright, Reo. vs F K Twitty
Complaint. Verdict for defendant by
direction.
Johnson at and Krauss vs Atkinson
and Dunwody-Appeal. Judgement;
for plaintiff,
Merohauts and Traders Banketal
Rich |
Cut I
Glass. 1
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5 Pictures.
BRUNSWICK BOOK CO.
eJ P Davenport—Petition injuno
:on. e f o., original intervention Mer
lante National of Yaldoata.
Order requiring trustee to pay money
o in ter veil or.
,Tas 8 Wright, et al and Foster and
'.ung et al vs Merchants and Tradgf*.
tank et al—lntervention of Regina
fllisetsl. Order allowing interven
■ion.
J H Wright et al and F, & I. et al vs
ferchanta and Traders Bank et al—
Jeceiver injunction, etc. Order ap
roving receiver’s report, etc.
Order allowing counsel and receiv
es fees and the payment of div
*nds.
The Fair Meves
Everything moves along in shape
mourning the Fair matters. Secre
■.ry Irvine told The Times reporter
ist night, “the charter gets in force
..owin'less than twelve days, and
verything is about in shape to go
•Uiead at a lively paoo just as soon as
that is accomplished. You have no
idea of the amount of interest all over
he state and section our Fair is ore
KAISER BROS.,
'J 1 11 E OLD RELIABLE.
Constant Attractions and Plenty of Them.
Another week of Value Giving which shrewd shoppers
cannot afford to miss.
Important under I’rice sale of New
Wngli Goods. White Pique Welts.
Several bargain lots will be offer
'd this week, Specials in wide
wale Piques at 150, 18c 22 l-20.
Light Blue Pique Welts, ISo; Quali
ty “A” 130.
Our great Lawn J.eader, Figured
Jaoonetts, Per—- <$c -yard
Another lot of Fancy Lawns, this
reason's designs only. Our 5o quality
•pecial at 3 1 2c
LAWNS AND DIMITIES:
£
180 value very line new J.awn spe
atal 11 l-2c v
lUc value striped Dimities and fancy
■* jeeial at 6 l-2o
W li ITJS TURKISH TOWELS.
J.arge size white Turkish Towels 350
quality, marked down to 23c
18c quality marked down to 13c.
A heavy, large aize, bleaobed cotton
Cowel at 9o
KAISER BROS.
PRICE PIVB CEN ’
ating. And w ( th what I >.-ow about
such things I car. say wi i:j jr-lag to
have many.exoelleat iea'o *s and a
big crowd, All th„ more ..rots sr in
full acoord, evan Ike oro era -f the
past few months aie now .'xwrour and.
The snbscriptlon list oh w l.Lat, aud
you take tha accordance t f r Le mrke
up of the oanvassfngoopiro u’.jb— evury
one of them ar. i.ve and up to date,
and tha confluence of town is
plaoed in then. liaey are work)tg
It up, they are tne town at . commit
tee. Every sign Is enoom aging.”
Push the Soot 1 - E*t G.Pair.
col. wuTrkf bnVeftains.
Proved a Delightful Rost to Several Die
tmgaiihta people.
Col. W, K. Kay, one of tie promi
nent members of the liruuswick bar
entertained at dinner last evening
complimentary tc Judge Seabrook and
a small oompany of distinguished
people in a most delightful manner.
His guests were Jud** Ssabrook,
Judge J .W. Benset, S licltor Gen
eral Solicitor John V 7. B-nnet:, Hon.
W. G. Brantley, Judge Boiling Whit
field, Col, Owsn Johnses, Judge S. C.
Atkinson.
GENUINE FRENCH ORGANDIES.
The finest French Organdies, im
ported goods, all tbia se-sena style*,
we have sold them at SOo per yard,
marked down te close oat at 250
Genuine imported Ginghams, Im
ported Gingkama silk striped, alto
plaids. Marked down to close out at
3Go
LADIES NECKWEAR.
All our Ladies Neckwear we will
close out this week at A CTUAL COST
PARASOLS
One lot of white eilk Parasols ritb
three rufllea, very special, marked
down to close out at 91.89.
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS,
Marked down to close out.
Our 750 waists marked down to 380
Our $1.26 waists marked d-wo fu $1
Our $1.60 waists marked *lov n to Ji 25
LADIES CORSET COVERS.
15a oorset covers mark'd down to 120
18c corset covers mark.d u. wr. to IZa
280 oorset covers ma*kcil L wii lo 2zo