The Brunswick times. [volume], April 12, 1900, Image 1

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THE BRUNSWICK TIMES,
VOLUME 11; No. 91.
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H. Clark, Chauncey, Qa , says DeWitt's
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oughbred Plymouth Rooks. Tomato
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Have your Kaater clo'hes pressed by
•lim Carter.
BRUNSWICK, GA., THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 12, 1900.
YEARLY REPORT OF
PRESBYTERIAN CASH
A Detailed Statement as Made
by the Treasurer on
Sunday Last
HOW THE MONEY WAS SPENT.
An Excellent Showing That Reflects Credit
Upon Rev. Hollingsworth, Church
Officials and the Congregation.
At a congregational meeting: last
Sunday morning, after service, the
church treasurer made bis report,
which was supplemented by a report
from the pastor as to the last year's
work. These reporta will go to the
Presbytery, which meets in tb% Law
ton Memorial church, Savannah, to
morrow.
A few items oulled from the reports
show gratifying p'ogretß along aouie
lines. This is seen especially in the
amount of money raised for various
schemes of church work. The church
reports 4 elders and 2 active deacons,
with a total of 140 communicants and
40 baptiz'd non-conimknioanta. The
Sunday school, of which Mr. A. M,
Way is superintend* n’, shows a total
of 109 teachers and scholars, with
pearly SIOO given for its own support
.and other causes.
LM.Ll44Jii4.Jtf P l(frf jj/Mriisapwi
ially gratifying is the faot that nearly
541*100 has been expended during the
jearjin much needed repairs and im
prove inenta of the church. Electric
lights and a pipe o-gan have been put
in, the church has be'n extensively
repaired, and an addition for organ
and class room bu P, all of which have
been paid for in full.
Wh.le doing this, nearly S3OO have
beeo added to the sinking fur.<l io
ward another payment on the eburob
debt, and the contributions to benevo
lent schemes of the church show an
increase over last year.
The treasurers r-port shows the fol
lowing sums contributed (luring the
year:
Foreign misskns ... $ 77 24
Assembly’s home missions 22 73
Local home missions 45 77
Colored evangelistic fund 32 31
Relief fund, heretofore invalid 7 50
Kduoation 37 25
Publication 5 98
Presbyterial 15 03
C. ngregational,including pas
tor’s salary 2,329 13
Miso llareous 3 00
Total $2,577 97
The following itema show how the
money for the organ and church re
pairs was raised and expended:
KICK'ITS.
Manse Circle $l4O 50
Capt. VV, M. Tupper, subscrip
tion list 128 00
W. F. Hollingsworth, sub
scription list 208 30
Aid society 25 00
Mrs. W. M. Tupper, organ
fund 236 18
Total $737 98
BXPKHDITURKB.
Organ fund $478 93
Repairs of church property ns go
Addition to church 140 55
Total $737 98
THE BOERS ARE
WHIPPING BRITISH
Gallant Fighters in South Africa
Continue to Do Their
Strong Enemy.
A SIGNAL VICTORY REPORTED
Six Hundrei Killel and Wounded and
E gli Hundred Made Prisoners by
Poers Near Brandfort.
New G rk, April 11.—A dispatch to
the Tribune from London says :
The seventh month of the war in
sou'h Africa opens with the reports
from Boer sources of another British
disaster. If the news oan be trusted a
terrible reverse has been infl oted up
on the British arms. According toan
oflloial announcement in Pretoria, telt
egrapbed by the Nows corre-pindent,
a battle has been fought south of
BrandforU® which the British sufr
fered a
in addition to 800 csp'nred by the
Boers. This int-llig. noe is am ply
continued by the Mail’s correspond
ent of the Hoer side, who reports from
Br mlfort that Jen . DsWet on Satur
day defeated u British fur a third
time in a wee- tbe soene of this last
engagement b.ing Meertkatstontsln^-.
' an.-. *5-, .- "y m
r.-j7'3Ps***""* s>• 1u 11 < "een iece#
from Brltfsb sources of the reven*|j
and |t would be atfviaabufTOt at'ohoS
to give to atatementa of British losses
1 heir face val te. The present an
nouncement may, after all, be merely
a rehash of tin Boer versions of Sanas
Post and Keddersburg, although it
should certainly be borne in mind that
the Mlil’e telegram speaks distinctly
of a third British defeat.
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Butts, the Druggist.
ANOTHER FIVE MASTER.
Schooner Jtnnis Fnnoh Potter Ready for
Sea Loaded With Orosetiea.
Another five-master is loaded and
ready for sea. This one is the big
schooner Jennie French I’o’ter, Pot
ter. master, which has taken on a car
go of orossties for Mr. Arthur Greg
ersten, and will sail today for New
York oarrylng 31,C00 ties. The Potter
expects to go to sea drawing 21 3, and
never touch bottom. Since arriving
here the Potter has been visited by
many sightseers, and her clever mas
ter has made many friends who hope
for his early return .
“On to Jim C irterV’ should be tie
ory (and particularly) this wt ek.
Contributed in lumber $ 34 53
Contributed in labor 50 CO
$ 84 53
737 9*
Total $822 51
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Thats the fifth time you have cught
your foot in that old ragged carpet
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anything about it but refurnish your
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