The Brunswick times. [volume], April 27, 1900, Image 3

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•■FURNITURE!
G. M’GARVEY,
213 Newcastle St'. - - - Brunswick, Ga
Synopsis of Household Goods,
Bedding,
Stoves,
Trunks,
Golden Oak Chamber Suites,
* Golden Oak Side Boards,
Hall Karnes,
Chiffonieres,
Parlor Tables,
Diniog Tables,
Kitchen Safes,
Matting and Art Squares From Kensington'.
CHRIS ARNHEITER,
DEALER iN
wHm wesleni Beef. PoiK oii Hi.
'' FItICSH rOIXTKV."
FRESH VEGETABLES, FRFSH GROCERIES
Fresh Eggs From the Country.
All goods sent out nice and clean, The best of eve
rything for the modeUiousekeeper.
207 Monk iPhone. 89
3ffi^ewcastle
mil i;.. .
:. malt is
CIG ARS AND TOBACCO
Ice Cream fresh Every Hat Milk Shake:
, % Soda Water, Etc,,
All Kinds of Candy .
Buifwrt.
■Sm -sifuuKsson ro - 4E
m llOl Jm- !
m. imm i
•C.m* M I. ;iA
1 1
m FOR RENT
■a few senm,l liaild^
Bee Is for
Repairing,
Sundries.
flB J Ole wine
1 505 Gloucester St.
ISmice
ND. Special
Agent representing the
■1
Street.
Britel bT<h™
W‘
Book Cases,
Antique Oak Secretaries,
Pictures,
Odd Pieces,
Bed Lounges,
Feather Pillows,
Toilet Sets,
Clocks,
Rugs,
Vitos,-
Wheat Food for
Breakfast.
Acta ns a general regulator, tn riches the
blood* gftvos sound* natural sleep,a rosy com
plexion, produces hard, healthy ilesh, strong
W*nen, vivifies the entire system. Ada; led to
weak and strong constitutions; it formes a
healthy foundation-for ihfi; dasV work iti
n \ heating and is always in Sea on.
- it is htorili/.ed, ■ .
It etainait ranalar form after being cooked
It la more easily digested than any other ce
real food.
For sale by all grocers.
Manufactured by ?
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•' MiiinoapoliSv Minn.
| tLATE
I JRng
|M(JDUCTS
gjijfla*-? I'ftmnim l.sid it I, puil
■Bit - I’M-mium Sugar Cured Hums
gPB Breakfast Bacon
Swift’s Premium Sliced
Breakfast Bacon lib tins
Cured, Juicy and Sweet.
Won’t you drop in
mid see them at
THOMAS K FAN Y,
FANCY GROCER.
312 Newcastle Street.
Nerves and Heart
| Are what do the work of life for the hu
man body.
If they are strained you falter; If they
are hurt you suffer; If they get weak you
| fail.
: Dr. J. H. McLean's
i Strengthening Cordial
j and Blood Purifier
> Is the most valuable agency known for
* stimulating the Heart and Nervous Sys
* tern.
k This is true; over fifty years of use
' have established it beyond question.
It repairs the tissue-waste of hard
* physical labor; it sustains the over
worked brain and develops the faculty
. of thought.
It cures Malaria, Debility, Dyspepsia,
[ Low Spirits, Insomnia, Poor Appetite,
[ Malnutrition and Stomach Troubles, and
builds up the run down or exhausted
J system.
| 50c and SI a bottle, at druggists.
‘ THE DR. 4. H. McLEAN MEDICINE CO.,
! -J. *T. LOUIS. MO.
\a FOR SALE BY A*A**e**
, W. J. BUTTS, Tte Drugjjiit.
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1900
imps Jj§k>
Relieved by 'A <- A
CUTICURA
For irritation, i
effootivo as warm
baths with CuncuHA Soap, followed by
gentle anointings with Cutioura, purest
of emollients and greatest of skin cures.
s.tM throughoutP-ttfr T>. otnC Corf.,
Sole Prop*., -x£>GUt, me &*ip iuid Hair, free.
Of Great interest
to those who do their own trimming or
desire tiats trimmed to order, is the large
rariety of new goods in our collection of
UNTRIMMED IIATS
and also the display of beautiful (lowers,
sprays, tips and ribbons.
The goods are the very latest of this sea
sons productions Hint arc exquisite in
form and color, and exceedingly good in
qualit y.
MISS KITE SLATER.
60* GLOUCESTER ST..
LADIES
The best and quickest preparation
for cleaning gloves is the I,all He
glove cleaner. For sale by 11. V. Ad
derly. Try it.
K r Corn, Rioe S raw.
Til* Fkkh .Store.
Burnett’* Special Mixture, a com*
p life in Ik raiiiin.irrrtatet quanti’y,
improves quality of milk. Try it and
you will use no other.
The Fkki, Stork.
?’
Notice.
Wo have jusqreceivtd a fre6h let of
Ha i,n delioaciee, such as oheese,
tnacca oni, green and |l,laok olives,
olive oH, tomato sanoe, etc.
OKSINI BROS.,
Cor Hay and Mamfleld St.
When in Need of . . ,
MONEY
Call On Us.
Money loaned on all kinds of personal
property.
All loans made by us are BTKICTLY
confidential.
H. 15. NATHANS,
313 Newcastle St;
The Sweetest
Place in Town*
I the KANDY KITI’HKN
20s N'ewcastlo street.
We manufacture all our own
Candies
Fresh Everv Dav-
Try onr Chocolates and Bon
Boris. A Dull line of Bpunieb
Peanut-, chrys'alized and salt
ed. We cm p'ease you. T>y
us.
L. N. HARTER,
i kOHCIKTOU.
Russell’s Chill and Fever
Tonic, every bottle guaran
teed’ For sale by W. J.
Butts and I. N. Bishop.
For Bladder Troubles
use STUART'S GIN and
BUCHU.
(§)©©l©t>tJ.
MARY M NISU BURROUGHS, Editor,
“Under the sol and the dew,
Waiting the judgment day;
Under the one the blue,
Uniltr the other the gray.”
The memorial exercises and the deo
oration of the graves of the sleeping
heroes which oocurred yesterday af
ternoon, were the most beautiful and
interesting of the kind ever held in
Brunswick.
Mr. Time. Wrench has arrived iu
Brunswick, and is receiving a moat
hearty wvlojma from old friende.
Mr-. Tli ions Fader leaves shortly
for her old horns in Carolina, whers
she will spend several month', and be
accompanied on ber return by her
mother, who wi 1 remain ill Bruus
wick some time."
Miss Uertrude Olmsted left yester
day for Atlauta, where she will speud
several weeks before returning to ber
home in New Jersey.
The strawberry festival given yes
terday by the Steadfast Oirole of
King’s Daughters was a most pro
nounoedsuocese.
&
Mr. Edwin Brobstnn spent several
days of this week in Tumps on a buei
ness trip.
The Arbor day sxeroises by the pub
ic school children this morning |wtll
be attended by a large number of
friends and relatives of the little
folks and otbersj interested in the
school,
Mr. anti Mrs, Alber. rendig ant]
little daiigliter have returned from a
pleasant trip to Florida.
Mrs. Henry Davis, after baying
spent several weeks in Brunswick, the
guest of her mother, Mrs. H. L. Hine,
on Union street, returns to her home
in Massaohusettatoday, via the Mal
lory Line.
Mr. Josi-ph Champaigns of Bt. Si
mon spent a day of this week among
his Brunswick friends.
Mrs. S. C. Atkinson continues to
improve from her recent illness,
though it will be some time before
she is fully restored to health again.
A charming card party given by Mr
and Mrs. J. W. Conoley at their home
on Union street a night or two ago,
complimentary to their guests, Misses
Annie Qauie and Emma West, of
Wilmiogton, was attended by the fol
lowing young people, among whom
the prizes were won by Misa Ketta
McCulJougb and Mr. Malcolm Mc-
Cullough: Misses Emma West, Ai
ni@ Cause, Oortrude A'len, Ketta Mc-
Cullough, Batty Nightingale, Ethel
Conoley, Mamie Waff; Messrs, Bty
ard Butts, Ed Allen, J. Flitner, Ralph
Tapper, Chas. Fleming, Howard Waff,
Malcolm McCullough.
At the home of Mrs. Jas. Dunwody,
on Monk street, the Aoaoia club was
handsomely entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs . Thomas Fuller. At
five tables the game of hearts was
played, and the afternoon passed in a
most charming manner to all present.
Elegant refreshments were served, the
enjoyment of which was greatly added
to by the rare sweet flowers whch
were in great profusion on every side,
The first prize, a handsome vase, was
won by Miss Edoa Penniman, and the
consolation, a dainty fan, by Mrs, J.
W. Ben net. The guests of tbe club
were Misa Ilallie Brobston of Madi
son,Miss O’Neil of New Jersey, Misses
Emma West and Annie Guise of Wil
mington, Mrs. Henry Davis of Massa
ehuaetts Members of the .club prea
ent were Misses Etbelyn Downing,
Retta McCullough, Lilia Burroughs,
Josephine dußignoo, Fianoea Night
inga'>, Edna Peoniman, B-tty Night
ingale, Ethel Conoley, Fannie Grant
Young Girls
How easy it is for young
girls to go into the “decline.”
They eat less and less, become
paler and paler and can
harldy drag through the day.
They are on the steady down
ward course. Iron does them
no good; strychnine and bit
ters all fail. They need a food
thatwill nourish them better,
and a medicine that will cor
rect their disease. ♦
Scott’s Emulsion
is belli of these, elegantly and per
manently combined. The Cod-Liver
Oi! makes the blood richer, and
this gives better color .to the face.
The hypophosphites of lime and
soda act as a strong tonic to the
nerves. Soon the weight increases,
the digestun improves and health
returns.
At all ilruKclst;*; 50c. and $1 00.
SCOTT 6t ROWNK, Chemists, New York.
Nig’itingnle, Mary M’Nish Burroughs,
Mrs. James Dunwody, M-g. li. D.
\Vlier, Mr-. J. \V, Benner. ilr6. F.
D. M. Struct,an, M-s. C. A. Ta ) lor.
Call for Meeting.
A meeting of tbe r Gocd Government
club of Glynn county is hereby otlled
to oon veriest the county court bouse
Friday, April 27 h, at II :30 o’clock a.
m.,for the purpo<e of nominstingjoan
ilidates for the various oounty olllcei
and a member of the legislature, to be 1
voted for at the primary election to be
held on Juue 1 fit li next, sml to trans
act auch other business as may prop
erly come before the olub. Every olub
member and supporter should be pres
ent, and all are urged to attend.
N. EMANUEL,
Urea. Glynn <lftMuLGovernnien£__UJub
German delicacies will be kept on
oe during the summer season at W.
If. 1) Vue’s.
Eleotrieal Wiring.
The Brunswick bight and Water Cos.,
beg to announce that they have added to
their business an Electrical Supply De
partment and will contract for house vr ir
ing. which will be done In first class man
ner under a guarantee to be in conformity
with the rules of the Southeastern Tariff
Association. Tho work will be done q
Mr. Geo. A . Kawlston under the direction
of Mr. 1,. J. Von Weller, the electrician of
tliecompany. Orders solicited and work
done promptly. W.B GREENE,
Receiver.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
FOR TAX RECEIVER.
I leapectfully announce myHol J >* a candidate
for the oftic© of Ta* Receiver and solicit the
rotes of the people of Glynn.
Subject to Democratic primary.
MASON TANARUS, SCARLETT.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
lain a candidate for the ofllce of county
Treasurer and solicit tho votes of the people of
Glynn. THOMAS W. LAMB.
Hublect to Democratic primary.
For RpprPsontative.
I respectfully announce ny candidacy for
the House of Repreaentativea subject to the
primary to he held on June 10th.
W. F, SYMONS.
Club House, Swis, Mueoster, Neuf
ohatel, Fromage de Bier (imported
and domestic), Edam, Pineapple and
full Cream Cheeae always on ice at W.
11. DeVoe’s.
Notice.
We beg to inform all partiea dealr
ing stenographic and typewriting
work done that we are prepared to
aerve them on short notioe. k We oao
be fonod at Bit Newcastle St. from 8
to 10 p. m. Orders left at Butts drug
store will reoeive prompt zattention,
Resp. Butt* & Cosby. Phone C 4 & 90
Do not fall (o read the advertisement
o( Teethina in tbla papar.
This Space Reserved For
The Douglas Hardware Cos
218SNE WCASTLBoST.
RIPAN S tabules
Doctors find
? Aj Good
v
Prescription
for i^nkind
te far fir Mi.U.at nrnrri.t. fA, *..taar.nt.,
ZulooßS. NcwA-Stands, General S4Bei and Barber*
bnopi They banish pain, induce slec, and prolong life.
On* relief t No matter what's At matter, one will
do yon good. Ten samples and ftne thousand testi
ateniale sent by mail to any address A* receipt of price
W the Rlpooe Ckemical Cos., York Cw!
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WE HAKE OUR BOW TO THE PUBLIC.
Ideal wheeling days are here and so are we—the old fa-'
vorites—with the most elegant, linked with the Lest line
of wheels on the market '.
STEELING, DAYTON, NATIONAL, GENEVA,
STEAK NS, SPALDING, FEATHER,STONE, YALE,
BARNES, IMPERIALS, TRIBUNE, UNWOOD,
SYRACUSE, NY AC K, WAVEULY, ENVOY
The Yale Koadster is a peach; Spalding, Sterling
Tribune Chainless ARE THE ONLY CHAINLESS.
We Sell on Installments.
Bicycles Rented and Repaired.
Second Hand Wheels Galore.
Bicycle Sundries, Typewriters, Typewriter Supplies,
Sewing Machines, Sewing Machine Supplies, Electrical
Supplies, Cameras, Photographic Supplies, Sporting Goods,
Etc'., Etc,
Our specialty is Electric Light and Call Bell Construc
tion work, Bicycle Repairing, Enameling and Nickel-
Plating,
J. A. MONTGOMERY,
30* GIvOUCGSTEH ST.
NOTICE.
I will be at the following places on the dates
named below for the purpose receiving tax re
turns for the Siate and county, for the year 1W00;
Sterling, April Uh 20th; May sth.
St Simons, April 7th-lHth; May 14th.
Bladen, April stli-10th; May 12th.
Pyles Grossing, April oth 17th: May lHb.
Urun wick, April 12th, 13th, 14th 20th, 27th,
28tht May 21th, 25th,20th.
JOHN E. LUBBERLY,
Receiver Tax Returns.
Glynn county, Ga.
Money to Loan.
Fifteen hundred dollars, on centrally
located, improved property—either
residence or business—from one to
three years. Sparks & Twitty,
Attorneya-at-Law.
A pure whiskey agrees with any
food, in feci, aids digestion. It tonos
tbe stomach, increases tbo flow of tbe
gastrio juioea and so promotes strength
and flesh . A pure whiskey like HAR
PKR’S Whiskey . Hold by T. N*w>
man. 2w-8m
PFEIFFER
& COMPLY,
I lay,rain, and
Provisions.
Bay near Manelield St.
Russell’s Chill and Fever
Tonic is acknowledged to
be the Best on the marke
everyjbottle guaranteed. For
sale by W. J. Butts and I'.
JST. Bishop.