The Brunswick times. [volume], July 04, 1900, Image 4

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The Bee Hive.
\
You can buy up-to-date goods at this store; this is
the only store in the city having a resident New York
buyer, and he forwards us new goods daily.
Shirt Waists
Made of lace all-over, entire waist and
sleeves made of lace- We only have a
tew. Make your selection before they are
gone. Each $8,05.
Organdies.
Some New Styles at Reduced Prices.
The season advances and wholesalers
sell these choice patterns at a reduction;
you get them likewise. 20 pieces for
your selection, i>er yard 10 cents.
Agents for
McCall’s Paper Patterns.
The Bee Hive.
BUY
- H OIV! E
QUIT PAYING RENT
We can sell you a nice twcL
story dwelling for less than
$500.00.
A small payment down and
balance SIO.OO per month.
BROBSTON, FENDIG & CO.,
heal estAtk healers.
NEW WHEELS
FOR RENT
And a few second hand
Wheels for Sale Cheap
For GASH.
RcAting, Repairing,
and'Sundries.
BJ Ole wine
505-Gloucester St.
DIVIDEND NO. 10.
1 c Drum wick Bank and Trait Compsny.
Brunswick, (9a., June ‘16,1600.
i e board of director* hare de
clared a semi-annual dividend of three
• < i.srs per sharp, payable on and al
.<• only and, out of the net earning
In first six months of the present
year. The transfer book*, are closed
until after that date.
Hovt \V. Galk, Cashier.
The favorite whiskey of fatuous men
is HARPER, Because of its smooth,
exqusile flavor; because of it* match
less flavor; because of its mellow age.
No wonder it’s the favorite. Kvery
drop sterling. HARPER WHIeKKY.
Hoik by T. Newman, Rrunswick, Gs.
Cheap Rates V r ia Son'hern Rsilwsy.
i liicago, 111. National Kncampment U. A. H,
August zr-Sept. 1 T ickets will be sold A ngust
*S, SIS and it, with final limit Sept. I, at rate if
15 tor tlie round trip.
For burns, injuries, pills and skin dis
eases use HeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, R
ia the original. Couutcfeils maybe offer
Jflckiinnio of British llr(lmrnt>,
The grenadier guards were ulcknaiu
ed "The C’oalheavers” because they
were nt one time allowed to work In
plain clothes at odd Jobs for private
employers. The Seventh foot were “The
Elegant Extracts” because at one time
all their olllccrs “had been chosen from
I other corps." The Forty-sixth owed
their name of "The I-acodemonlang” to
their colonel's stirring speech on the
ancient Spartans. Like many other
regiments, “The Onllant Fiftieth” re
ceived several nteknnmes—“The Blind
Half Hundred,” from their ophthalmic
troubles In Egypt, and "The Dirty
Half Hundred” because In their penin
sular lights they wiped themselves with
their black facings. The One Hun
dredth regiment are “The Old Hun
dred” and “The Centipedes." - The
Twenty-eighth were called “The Fore
ttml Afta" because, standing back to
I’a '.;, they repelled a front and rear
nttnek before Alexandria iu 1801. The
Cheshire regiment Ims been christened
“'The Lightning Conductors" because
"lu the Irish maneuvers of 1899 several
men wore struck by lightning during a
night march."—London News.
The It Inn-tin la.
The rlug-hal does uot disdain ttu In
sect diet. Beetles, grasshoppers, lo
custs and termites are nil readily de
voured, as well as ticks and bots pick
ed from the hides of cattle. 1 have
sometimes amused ntyself by watching
the bold yet cautious and gentle mau
uer in which one of these ravens will
approach a reclining ox and, after a
preliminary course of soothing caress
es, accompanied by a soft "cawing”
note. Insert hla lwnd Into the car and
dexterously the ticks. These
birds to have a good un
derstanding with the older and more
experienced oxen, who will, at a hint
from one of them, lie down and place
themselves in the most favorable posi
tion for the extraction of their para
sites.—Stark’s Birds of South Africa.
p.*r,
"Excuse me," said the shabby look
ing young man. "But would you be
so kind as to cash this check for me?”
"Why don't yew git somebody thet
knows yew to cash it?” Asked the old
countryman, picking up hit carpet sack
from the curb.
“Tlie people that know me won't do
it,” bitterly exclaimed the young man,
turning away to hide a tear.
"Poor fellow!" sympathetically an
swered the farmer as he took out bis
w allet. “How much Is It fer?"
And still they say money’s hard to
feL-Kau^^lt^|^^ndei|t^
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1900,
The Bee Hive
Ribbon Belts.
Every new fancy arrives here. The
styJish, fanciful kind of belts which dressy
women like are here in considerable num
bere. In fact the gathering is so complete
you cannot fail to be suited—and the
prices, they are sure to please.
New Arrivals Include
New Fads.
New Hosiery,
New Headwear,
New Ribbons, , .
Now Pulley Rings,
New VaJ. Laces.
11 MONEY in If 1 m If
The Bee Hive.
<§^©©lotkJ.
MARY K’KIAH niTßßOtmm, Kdltor#
Mr, and Mrs. K. D. Aiken and ohlld
ren have moved downjto tbair cottage
on rtf. .Hirnous Island neirtbs pier,
where they will spend the eummer.
Af'er several montha In H'unewok,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, MeN ely end
. una will return shortly to their
In me in llu itaville.
Mr, ami Mr*. William Anderson
have returned Id their home in Savan
uah, after atveralrtaya tn Brunswick,
the guests of M ra. Andereon’s par.nt,
Capr. and Mr*. J. W. Tabbat.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar IT. Orr, after
a week or two In Brunswick the guest*
of Prof and Mrs G. J. Orr, left a day
or two fqr their horn* in Atlanta.
Mira Fjouise Haiitti baa returned lo
her boms in* North Georgia, after a
p easant visit to friends in Brunswick.
M, Robt Wood, form rly of Bruoa
wijhk, who has been In Jacksonville
for aumr months past, is upending hit
vaoation at home.
On aooount of the national holiday
to-day, the Brunaw ck Library will
not be open thii afternoon.
Many friends are gld to wrlcom-
M*. BJn Go' Ofjoar among them again,
af er bis rrooot illness at hia home at
Oak Lawn
Mias Carry Bailey baa returned to
her home at Bailey’s Ml Ip, after r
okaruiing visit to Brun*ivick, tie
guoat of Mrs. J. F. Bailey, whi rs she
made many friends.
Oapt. Henry Rruaae, one of Athens’
moe’ respected citizens, having *pent
a pleasant week visiting his neioa,
Mra. G. A. 11. Jennings, on Gloucester
j street, returned to bis borne last nigh'.
Mrs. William Wiggles and children
have returned to their home at Waynes
viile, after a pleasant visit to llruns
wtok, the gueats of Mr*. 11. F. Wig
gin*.
The directors of the Library Asso-,
ciation held so Important meeting in
the library rooms yesterday af’ernoon.
After making-many friends in Bruns
wick, where she has been for several
months, Miss Annie Mrrtens lias re
turned to her home in .Savannah,
Many friends sre glad to know that
Master Marion Palmer, who had the
misfortune to break one of bis lunbs
some lime ago, and who has been so
II 111 I
HR 11
Brnnswickians Will Go to St
Simons iToday and Enjoy
Themselves.
HAYIR ATMSOH PfiOC AHATIBB
All Bushess to b- So-penied a U Ev
erybo y Will Taks a Oay Off ti
Fun -Pr
v‘ '>f Event*.
T.-day will be o-lebra'ed on St.
4 moo* Island with .11 the md time
vigrr of former Fourth’s of July
Thu popular Cumh.rlsnd R ire with
their usual er.!'pri-e hive rr* nged
a -eries of boat trip*, . cbedul.-s of
wi m iippear In this issue of Tb Times
and anjore cin gi tn ui'fm the
ii'and a* a’mo t at y lln-n dqrin* the
diy and n got up to as ia'e sub or a.
tow average ptreo" car* tn b out'.
The swift end comjdiouj c earners
Qoftrtur Half rd era! K or e Jre wilt
ba an tbs run and they writ carry
great crowd* who are atxiouelo get a
whiff of aalt air *mJ enjoy the events
that here hern arranged by tfcy Cutn
b'riand Route for tb.lr'fhtetdirwigeftt.
It it probtbl* that ail
Will ebse their stores this tfternopn
s that la a time honored custom nr
Mrunewiok and w li no <bjlbt
served a* usual. M i> Atiwofirn'T-,
oe i his proolo-ny urn In the
day which ri ad>:
I’ROJ, ilh7lpft.
Wherea, "and evils J, the Four h
diy of Jillr, A. I) t9.Fi, ■ fe ’24 i>
aoniveriary.it th bij h o' ih*s srto-
Hnua and gr- a nalio. ; suit,
Where**, The proper erl- 1 radon of
this liiem.irable event by sllitsluj.l
and patriotic otrixeos is meet and
proper, and to the end that all the
peuple should have the opportunity to
participate in a grand and enthusias
tic gloritloatmn of the day—
Now, therefor#. Under and by vir
tue of the authority in me vetted. I,
Dgan D. Atlin|on, rosyor of tba city
of ftruitawiuk, Oeofgis, io hseaby di
re t that a’l the departments of (fee
oity l* closed on .the said Fpurtb dty
of July, A. D.IPO0: and further, do
request ihat all citizens olive their
business bou.rift after 2 p. m.
In witoees whereof, r have hereunto
alllxeil my hand and caused the i ltioial
seal of the municipality of Brunswick,
Oeorgl*, to be bereuuto attached.
Done this 3d day of July, 1900, at
the city Hall,
(0111 -.ial Heel) Dean D. Aikinson,
M.yor.
By the .Mayor,
Layrkncb C.
Clark.
The Times and all employed on the
paper will taka a day’* rest, aa per
notice given elsewhere, end endeavor
to get the same amount of fun out of
the day aa it predlote other# will have
who take advantage of tho Cumber
land route’# offer of attraotiona. On
the eteamera there will be an orchestra
uolil evening, when the orchestra will
be in the partition, to furnish music
to those who enjoy dancing.
Tb time at wbiob the various events
will be pulled off *s furnished The
Times is as follows :
12 :30 Yacht Races.
2 :0O p. m. Target Shoot.
3:00 p. m, Swimming R~.ce.
3:30 p. m. Running. High and
*BKrd Jump.
3H5 p. m, Sack Races and o’her
sport.
1:30 p. m, Military Individual con
test.
6:8(1 P- m ■ Bicycle Races.
1 he R flemen wilt meet at their
$5OO R-wvrd.
pills. .Sc Ih)Xh contain is niiu i<va.*J I# n
'i ' *
a Cl ....
eruiory at 10:30 a hi to diy and go
to'lie island. They will contest for
ibe prize 'hi- afternoon.
TLe program of evente at published
is as follow.:
Bicycle race*—First event, one-halt milt*
norioe. First prize, gold medal; second prize,
camera.
Second event—One-quarter mile, free-for-all
three best*. First prize, gold medal: neeond
prize, gold medal.
Tbirdwtent—One-quarter mile, boys’ race.
Pirn prize, gold meds’; second prize, bicycle
lamp.
Fourth event—One-half mile, locsl rharp*
pionehip. First prize, fold medal: second
prize, geld medal.
Free transportation will be furnished ’*
thoee entering there races.
Sack race—W yards, -must he ten entries*.
M+Z/r: : •wg-.C v.,-. h'lpPMy SvHLf' * x-‘
i irat prize,ta.iOj. second prize, tl 50.
* rswrmttioig race—l'W yaida (must be Staten
trlee).: First pii/.e, U geld: second prize, ©-
haeeo jar.
Running high Jeinp. mntt he ten entries).
First prize, fonntalspsa. second prize, water
eoior.
Tacht races—two claeeee, open and cabin.
Solid silver nop fiir each race.
Military exhibition drill.
Target shoot for madid. ■
Individual military drill fcr medal a,
, For entry blanks and OI her tafoi maUon ad
'lre-*. R. B. Tuppcr, Hi unswick. Us.
TO THE OCEAN!
July 4th.
Hpecial Schedule.
BTKB. GOV. BAFFOBU & KMMKI.INK
* FOR SL IONS
nym4t SMM m, 11 am, tp in i ;.io p m
r* T W ;|:ao pm.
Ar *t Simons prS-Aoazn, li noon saffi p m s :tt*
p m, *:J p*n.
I.v St Simon. pi!>:4sa m, 11 *1 soon. 8u pni
%*Ti. m.
Ar )■' n jp,4.ij p tn. r p
IS it 0; ~
• • " i ‘ ‘ibwiti in 11 m. .4, -a--
mmm
Lv Brnnswick s ;np * f l.t unniinuiand *'* Wpm
Ar Cumberland Iv am |'4r Brunswick a.ispm
faCTTK.iVITr.TI Subject to Ohaoge).
W M. TUPPER & CO..
General Agents.
Knlle'ißt to Be P >it-d T#4sy.
Mtoager Haley, of the Southern
Bell Telephone Cos., will commence to
dty to post bulletios of the National
Democratic c nv ntU.n at tbe follow
ing places : Bums' d.Ug s'ore. Brown
Drug Cos., Ogleiborpe hot. 1, Hisbop'M
drug a'O'e and Polhitl'* drug s’ore.
Tbe very satisfactory service given by
Manager Haley with bulletins of the
Republ.oao convention, wl 1 cause
much interest to be iu those posted on
this one.
Mr. A H. Lane Visiting Brunswiek
Mr. A. 11. Lane, formerly one of
Brunswick’s most popular oiliten. but
now of Valdosta, is ia tbe oity end is
being warmly greeted by hia many
friend*. Mr. Line has not vieited hie
old friend* in a long time and It la a
pleasure to all to shake band* with
him again. He will probably leave
this (afternoon for hie home and it is
hoped that we will come again soon
and stay longer.
To A'fend the S at* Committse Mts ing.
Hon. H . T. Dunn, Coll, c'or of Cus
toms; D.-puty Collector of Internal
Revenue W. H. Matthews: District
Chairman E. R. Hjicber, and Csuoty
Chairman Moses Sawyer leavs today
f r Atlants, where they wifi attend a
meeting of the State Central commit
tee called for tomorrow to tranaaot
business left over by the recent repub
ltosn convention for special attention.
No Boat to r*rnandin Today.
The Cumberland route announces
that there will be no boat to Fcrnan
dina today. All parties interested,
take notice.
Miss Meta Scarlet returns h, me this
week, after a pleasant visit to Bruns
wick.
Mr. Charles Fain leaves shortly for
a week or two of vacation.
Thedsrker the
eLi and r'dK* ■ :
I am receiving. Daily shipments of
FINE, SOFT PEACHES
A. C. JEFFERS,
’Phone 159 219 Newcastle St.
W. H. BOWEN. J. N. BRADT,
BOWEN 8c BRADT,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILeDERB
Of Stone. Brick and Frame Buildings
MaunfnetUrerd ofjOeinent, Tile and ArtificlalgHtoße. :
It is a thing of-beauty and we are sure it will plea®
you-then buy it and wear it. It matters not how majfl
other oxfords you have, it ts economy to have a pa ; r of tW
4 Ultra,” for it is the embodiment of comfort, gracefuß
ness style and durability. Ask for “THE ULTRA.” fl
THE PfILM&R SHOE Cfl
■■ y ■
f x
sin milker.
Roses Raspberry Vinegar
Crystal Fruit Syrup,
Ritter’s Grape .1 nice.
Burnham’s No-Tox,
Imperial Lime Juice,
Hues Root Beer Extract.
Birch’s Ginger Ale,
Carbonated Root Beer,
Mott's Carbonated
Sweet Cider'.
The Finest to be bad.
Try Them.
THOMAS KEANY,
FANCY GROCER. !
| 312 Newcastle Street. 1
-* NOT MADE BY A TRUST and
The Celebrated f
CREAM ot KENTUCKY
WHISKEY. J
Is the .finest that can lie made—lt is IO YEARS OLD Absolutely PutfL,
and Fully Matured.
It is $4. gallon, slat. 50c pint. 250 half p||fj|
No matter what price you pay, yon can’t gel better whiskey. We havit|
placed the Exclusive Agenoy of this oelebrated Cream of Ky. Wbitl^^^flfl
R. V Douglas, Remember no other house iM
Swu‘K has the whiskedi
JUST TAKE A 1M +
+ -v AT THESE I’RICESI
* And come aiound and a<ed
for yourself. We havestacla
•Lbrand new goods, and mf
want to keep ’em moving:!
Ladies Uibbed Vesta 4hL
i hildien'e Uibbed Vests
Cors-et Covers
Ladies Shirt Waist*
Childrens Stockings, fl to 12 years ....
Baby eapn,worth 40c
Baby caps,worth 50c
Childrens dresses, worth 50c at f
l7 yards ~ IS
4Se. Linghama ipt+iSmiM
White at
White bonnets, worth 50e at
Hgured lawns, |*er yard 4 1-H
Boys waists Worth S&c at .
Boys and gii Is straw hats worth 45c at...
Ammonia ]>er bottle ho Coats thread
Hooks and eyes pet paper i J
Blank piuk. bo*. 4c. Pins per paper
Ladies’ and Childrenr
Dresses and Boys’ Suits sdj
YOUR j
mrs m Isaac/:
The Originator of Low Price*. Hj
208 Newcastle Str er. Din
lon's Old Stand. i