The Brunswick times-call. [volume], February 19, 1901, Image 4

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Cut Glass
... and—
Sterling Silverware
Of the very best man
ufactures make the
most appropriate
WEDDING PRESENTS.
Cal?, rad Look
KENNOiST MOTT,
Jeweler and Graduate Optician.
*ls Newcastle Street,
Inspector of Watcbc* for Southern Hallway. Time l>jr Wire daily from WnHbl..j<ton
KKEPEU or 'J 11E CITY CLOCKS.
Waterman’s
Ideal
Fountain Pens
FLEMING & WAFF'S.
1
Photographers Supplies.
Pino Stationery.
CHRIS ARNHEITER,
f western u, Fun. ii Million,
(jk FIIESII I'OI’LTKY
9 fresh vegetables fresh groceries
FSEBH EGOS FROM THE COUNTRY.
All goods sent out nice jinti clean'. The best of every
thing for the model housewife.
201 Monk St. Phone r B9 _
C. IMJWMNIi, I’BESIDEJIT. K. 11. MASON. Vi. i: I’m-imisr. K. D. WAI.TER, CASHIEB
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK,
CAPITAL sl^o,ooo.
LOANS—DISCOUNTS—EXCHANGE—COLLECTIONS,
• SAFE SEPCSIT E9ZS FOOT!.
Interest Allowed On Deposits in Savings Department.
DiK kctoks
JOSEPH W. BENNET, C, DOWNING, ALBERT FENIIIG,
Judge Brunswick Circuit, . , I'rrs Downing Cos, of Brobston, Fendig&Co.
W. G. BRANTLEY, E. it. M \SON; E. IX WALTER,
M. C. 11th Ga Dist. of I It Mason &Cos . Cashier.
HENRY I’, TALMADGE, Pi s. South.-m Pine Cos., New York
ELI ZISSIM :'O.
Bo2i Newcastle St.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
All Kinds cl Candy .
PILES OF PEOPLE
testify to the merit of Banner Salve is cur
ing piles It .immediately relieves ami
quickly cures. No other sr-lve to hea: : g
v. .1, Butt i.
For La Grippe
and bad colcfcuse
Russell's Chill
Ton ic—fcC very
bottle gua r a n
teed.
J. A. Lambert of Raleigh, N. C writ;* l
"I heartily euuort; Foley'• k dney <'u -•
It does what you oleins it will do. at u
there is uothuig eq"al to n.a'd F that.
you for ths good it has done sue. Accep'
po substitute. J. Butts.
Ilk I 'OKI Druggist
In W sbing'ou’a day tvas cotnpeU
•t! to i 1 mpound his mediums from a
i lev Jri;*;-. ('h’Hitic ; with dilfloul y and
at great . out. Now we Mare ths use o'
ever* (Lug known 'o the Phsruiaoo
j Pocla.
Prescriptions
are prepared from the most fresh, pure
and p -tent
Drugs
oV-t finable and they arc always accu
rate and ilflcicut.
Smith’s Pharmacv.
LINGERING LA GRIPPE COUGH.
ti.Va.her r>7 Osgood 8t„ Chicago,says,
‘My *..(*. has a very severe case of la
grippe ami it left her with a very bad
c luch ."'he trio a bottle of l olry's Hon
tat. i Tar and it gave immediate relief.
A . , Mil dottle cured her cough entirely ”
i lit t no substitute. W. J. Butte.
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-GALL. FEBRUARY 19, 1901
SOCIETY NEWS.
MARY M’NISH BURROUGHS.
O maiden under the skies so bine,
Of the eyes end tresses brown,
I’d rattier be walking the fields with you
Than itoing iny way to the town!
Is'Jtfar.to your;dwelllngl But here’s Ia rose;
Perhaps lyou slipped heart —who
knows?
—Stanton. f
I
Over all the southland the spring
time seem■ to he coining with it* warm
sunshine and slovery moonlight.
Thera ia a breath of yellow jessamine
in the air, and in the dark deep woods
under the brown leaves fiom the fall
past, there are wild violets, frail and
delica'e and bias; “those first sweet
violets of early spring, which come in
whispers to us both aud sing, of love
nnspeakaDle that is to be. —’’And
there is the song of the mocking bud
• brough the trees that are budding ou',
a delicate green through tbs woods,
giving the warbler a gladder note of
new life in his roundelay. Along the
bdges of the roads the sweet wild roses
I are getting ready for the spring
blooms of pink, while here and there
a peach tree in full bloom is showing
the delicate color ahead of them.
Through the brown of the winter
marshes, there comes a gleam of green,
brought out more vividly by the long
sun-beams and shadows that sweep
over them at though in search of the
little nests of the marsh birds now
building close to the high water line.
There are many things budding and
blooming now, many glad days, many
young hearts that are light and free,
‘ and love divine is over all.”
Mrs. George R. Banks of Forsythe
ii expected in Brunswick this morn
ing to spend imns time the guest of
her son, Mr. Elbert J. Banks, at his
home on Amherst street.
Mr, T. Q. Fleming is spending seme
time at bis home in Brunswick.
Mrs. E, F. Coney entertained a few
evenings ago, at her house on Uaion
street, with a number of young peo
ple preeent.
Miss Elizabeth del,,field is expeettd
in Biuuswiok tomorrow from New
York to spend seme time the guest of
Miss Francos Nightingale, at her
home on Richmond street.
Mr. William Naussbaiun left a few
days ago for New York where ha went
to meet Ids parents, who are expeoted
from tlieir home in Germany to make
iheir futuie home in Brunswick.
A pleasant german, the last of the
season, was danced by a large number
of young people last evening.
Miss Josephine Sizar of Virginia
wbo is spending the winter in Bruns
wick, the guest of her brother, Mr.
Sizer, at his pretty home on Halifax
sijutre, is making many friends and
receiving numbers of charming sooial
attentions
Ona of ths most delightful events of
the past WiOk in Brunswiok was the
valentine german given by the Cotil
lion Club Thursday night in the ptr
' iors of ths Oglethorpe hotel. The af-
I lair was otmp. rond by Dr find Mrs
IA C Buln, v'olouel and Mrs WA
Jeter, Mr auil Mr* A O Banks, Mrs
Hugh l'or.er, Mrs Tuttle, and Mrs J
A Butts, The dancers present wera
Mr and Mrs F DM Strachan, Mr and
Mrs E D Walter. Mr and Mrs Law
renoe Von Weller, Mr and Mrs Kilpb
Tuppar, Miss F Symons, Mr Howard
Waif, Miss Fannie Graut Nightingale,
Mr Morton Marye, Miss Julia
IMr B I’ Colemau, Miss Ueta McCul
lough, Mr Jennings Butts, Miss Ethel
Conoloy, Mr Harry dußignon, Miss
Zoe Symons, Mr Morel Symons, Miss
Juliette Coleman, Mr Bayard Butts,
Miss Gertrude Allen, Mr Eugene
Whitfield, Alisa Mamie Waff, Mr T(J
Fleming, Mias lteta McKinnon, Mr
Carington Cosby, Mies Georgia
Wayne. Mr KJward Allen, Miss Edith
Parker, Mr Maloolm McCullough,
Miss Latlie Hu ts, Mr Alison Palmer,
Mias Lueile Bu’ts, Mr Hubert Avery,
Mies Evans Jeter, Mr Jamss Bailey,
Miss Hi/sr, Air Goldsmith Lehman,
Miss Alberta Derby, Mr A C Banks, Jr.
Mr J P Davenport, Mr F E Twitty,
Mr R D Header, Mr Malcolm McKin
non.
' v.
The luncheon, dinner and supper to
be served today, beginning at 11:30
o’clook and continuing until 12 o’clook
this evening, under the auspices of the
ladies of the Roman Catholic church,
(promises to be an overwhelming sue
| cess from every s'andpoint. It will
be given in the vacant store near
Keany’s grocery *tore oa Newcastle
street, and everything in the appetiz
ing lino will ba served to those who !
oall. Oa the pre’ty menu oardswillj
be found, o; stirs, raw and stewed,
roast, turkey, rcast pork, chicken
salad, bam sandwiches, beef ala
mode, cold slaw, rpple sauce, olives,
pickles, cake, ice cream, coffee and
ohooolate. Among the ladies who
will serve wili be Meedame* A da
a
Bignon, Fab'ao, John Rots, Minnc
ban, Emmet Calnan, Nei.y Cainan, J
B Wright, J C Stilts, Heis’; Misses
Virginia Boyle, Lilian Warden,
Julia Mahoney, Annie Mahoney.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
Toe following is a list of letters re
maining in the post-office at Bruns
wick, Ga., for the week ending Feb. i
19, .I*ol.
A—Josephine Anderson, J. Athens,
Isaac Armstrong.
B—H . Boykin, Miss Mollie Brown.
C—Frank Candon, G. W. Caton.
D—Miss Mary Desmar, Beulah
Dixon, Mrs. Charlotte IXxon, Ed
Delegal.
E—Miss Celia Everson.
F—H, M. Fentress.
H—Mrs. E. Humphreys, Joseph
Horn.
J—Miss M. Jackson, Mrs. Salley
Jenkins, Frank Johnson, Charlie
Johnson, Charley Jackson.
K—James H. King, Jim King.
L—Sam Lee, Allen Linder,
M—Jim Morgan, Mrs. Eliza Murray,
Mack Muchis, Cbar.ie Mitchell, Mrs,
E. R. Matthews, C. R. Myrick, (2).
O—Walter Odoms.
P—R. L. Peterson,Thomas Paugel,
Sarah Powell.
R—D. R. Robison, Nicholas Rose,
Mrs. A. Rysle.
B—Henrietta Smith, Mrs. Emma
Spencer, Mrs. John C. Smith.
T—Charlie Thomas.
W—Miss Mary Williams, A. Win
guilt, Harry Winchester, Miss Hattie
Wilson, Miss Ida Walker, Robert
Walker, Miss Hattie Wilson,
Parties calling for any of the above
will stale that they were advertised and
pay one cent.
F. MoC. Brown, P. M.
WANTED—A few pupils to take
shorthand.at night class. Address
Teacher, (103 Mansfield street.
SHIPPING REPORT ——
OorrsotsJ Daily by C-pt. Otto Johacnessn
Port of Brnnswiok/Jan. 31, 1901.
ARRIVED
S S Rio Grand* Johnston, Now YorkJ
S S Navahoe, John* on, Boston.
SAILED
Scbr Hugh Kelly. Haskell, Perth Amboy.
We’ve (Jot ’Em! Those
Portable Baskets that burns
coal in the open fire place.
Reed JC, LaMance, manager.
TO CUKE A COUGH
stop coughing, as it irritates the lungs, and
gives them no chance to heal. Foley •
Honey and Tar cures without causing a
strain in throwing off the phlezm like
common cough expectorants. W J Butts.
PROPRIETOR.
EMPTY AND LOADED
€3 hH EEZ L—. L— ,
ammunitiom.
Sporting Goods,
KoGEKSIfcS NIVES,
Bicycle and Gun Repairing a Specialty
at
P.O. KESSLERS
W. W Umbarger, grocer of Marshall,
Mo„ writes: “Foley’s Honey and Tar is
the best cough cure on the market today.
i have used most all kinds and am sure
that there is no other so good for both
young and old, and especially for children.
We are never without it in the house.” W.
J. Butts.
u. a. chcdl-e:
DEKTTIST
OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE BUILDING
(up stairs.)
Hours Bto 1 , from 2to 4:30
nave your furniture moved by expe
ieooed hands. New Town stables.
TRIED FIVE I>UCTORE
Mrs. Francis I. Sales, of Missouri VaMey
la writes “1 bad severe kidney trouble
for years had tried five doctors without j
bei.si.t, but three bottles of I'„i#y's Kidney
Cure cured me *. J.. Butte.
PIAHOSAHD ORGAN
If you want a
or
Organ buy a
Ludden & Bates
B. J. OLEWINE,
A cent*
__~ -J
A Stccfe of Good Feed
laid in now from our carefully selected
stock will keep your horses and cattle in
good condition for the rest of the Winter.
Don't run the risk of inclement weather
and consequent bad roads, but order now
As caterers to the dumb members of the
animal creation we stand second to none
J. H. BURNETT,
FEES STORE.
T. POOL,
Contractor and Builder,
1191 South Stonewall Street.
Brunswick, - Georgia
E. R .BAKER,
Dentist.
Special Attention to Crown
and bridge work.
Office.
5022 Glou’ster St.
JOSEPH VILIMEK, 1. k
GERMAN PHYSICIAN.
The best and surest help for any com
plaint.
; Office and Residence, 701 Gloucester St.
BRUNSWICK, GA.
WATCH THIS SPACE.
FOR
Special Offerings.
PAIIE H INDUSTRY
AND BUY
Our Georgia Made Hose
Just received a largo shipment of
Ik's, Mss’ ari idea's Kcse
Fast coli-rs and high spliced beel3 and
seamless, which are considered the
best ten cents values everywhere, for
the rest of this week we will offer
these to the public at
c^g=:rvj-r^
GREENWOuD’S
5 and 10c STORE
-220 .NEWCASTLE ST.
Grpnl Dpfl p| m
j l)U Ilbllllu 1) 0
We will sell every article in our
store wbicb is called winter stock
at greatly redbced prices, to make
room for our
New Spring Stock.
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FOR LADIES
We have a few Jaokets atd Capes
ladies’ Underwear, Dress Goods, etc
For Gentlemen
We bavs a few Trousers, Heavy
£bces, Underwear, etc.
till u: COKIECS HUBBI.
J. DBELLEfi & BRO
-314 Newcastle St.
PURE WHISEKY
Direct From Distiller to Gonsimer,
FOUR FULL QUARTS,
Express Charges Prepaid,
For s3*so*
Rye Whisky for 13 50. exp resi*! 1 remi’i'o f ' w J*i £ of f ' cven “ Y< ' ar '(>ld Double Topper Distills*
indicate contents/ in pl, ." n boxes, with no mark. U
pense and we will refund your *3 50 t U tcet U ’ lf 1118 rot satislactory return it at our ex
way iSe deafersbuyirg riSZa'S„ *£!“ w , ho to sell you whisky I.Uis
can be saved by buyluco? uldirect Such whllbf S1 ’ l ,r us liau J ral J- v adding a prolit, whisk
e sewhere for less tl-an f5 00 aiuUhe lowVri™*. ii! 1 ’ 01 3°*? ftr cannot be purchased
middlemen’s profits, besides 0 h h . " off L‘ r u saves Y ou thK addition of
from adulterations guaranteeing to you the certainty of poke whisky absolutely fisc
Keferences: National Bank or any business house in Brunswick.
L. Goldsmith & Cos.,
Brunswick,
Georgia.
J. J. LISSNER,
t WHOLESALE
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN / SPECIALTY.
216 Bay Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
Furniture Safety
See our prices for new and
tasty designs in Carpets
Matting and Bugs.
CHINESE RESTAURANT
ESTABLISHED’ 1889.
CHUE HALL* Proprietor
•
You can get the best the market affords by eating here
215 iiRANT ST,
W. H. BOWEN
CONTRACTOR
BUIL.OER
Of Stone? Brick and Frame Building,
Manufacturer of C jment. Tile and.Artificial Stone.
PHONE 254-4
.When th liquids come from oar
rtoek. We carry such a fine line
► Wines and Liquors
t at it is impossible to find a brand
which is nor pleasing in some point,
These goods are fully matured,
• have a fine rich body and mellow
i Excellent for family or anyjuae.
? R- V- DOUGLAS.
206 Bay Stre ;t.
Coney & Parker
DEALERS iK
Goal and Wood, Brick,
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shingles and Laths.
Agents for Morris’ Brick, *
Phone 18 525 Bav St.
Cream of Kentucky
—Whiskey—
s 1.00 per quart. It is the best.
DOUGLAS 8 MORGAN.
Agents.
Brunswick, Ga;
It isn’t wise to take a chance
on a piece of
FURNITURE
you want to be sure; whe
you purchased an article
of us you always hare
have that comfortable sense of
security that goes with just a
few things that are the best —
you cannot make a mistake
here whatever you buy, low
est possible price and money
j back if you’re not satisfied.