The Brunswick times-call. [volume], April 20, 1901, Image 4

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The Size of the Lens.
A great many people are bothered with their
glasres because the frames or the lenses are not
properly fitted or “sized” to the face.
It is most importantthat the lenses be correct in
size, and set properly before the eyes.
This is where many opticians fail.
This is where we excel, because we have the
necessary mechanical knowedge, and adjust them
properly.
AH these “little things” should be big things
with those wear glasses.
Eyes examined Free.
KENNON MOTT,
Jeweler and Graduate Optician a
lit NewoHlK Street,
laepeolor et Watobes (or Southern Railway. Time by Wire daily f rem Washington
KKKFER OF THB 6ITY CLOCKS.
Memorial Day
fill Soon Be Here.
Bring nsyouroider quick for any grave
enoloanrea or markers.
If your monument is dirty or moss covered
wo aen make it like new. Come and see ns.
Iron Fencing, Hard Wood Mantels, &c.
REED E. LaMANCE, Manager,
GOLF AND BASEBALL
Goods for this season just received
Complete Variety at all Prices
FLEMING & WAFF'S.
*
Photographers Suuulies.
Fine Stationery
J. J. LISSNER,
B WHOLESALE
Groceries, Tobacco, IFlour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN A SPECIALTY.
216 Bay Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
C. DOWNING, I’RESIDENT. E. H. MASON, VK!K-I’HKSII)KNT. E. D. WALTER, CASHIER
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK,
CAPITAL?! $150,000.
LOANS-DISCOUNTS- EXCHANGE-COLLECTIONS,
. -— safe mmm mm —
Interest Alleged On Deposits in Sii\ings l)e| aitmen
DIKECTOKS
JOSEPHi W. BENNET, C, DOWNING, AT.RKRTfFENDin — 1
Judge Brunswick Circuit, Pres. Downing Cos. of Brobston, Fendig&Co.
W. G. BRANTLEY, . E. H. MASON; E.*D. WALTER,
M.'C. 11th Ga. Dist. of E. H. Mason * Cos . Cashier.
HENRY P, TALMADGE, Pres. Bouthern Pine Cos., New York
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Only,
40 in. white Lawn at Be
White Pique worth 20c
at 15c, and 15c quality
at l2£c-
Gress' Gingham worth
10c at 6e*
Light Prints at 4c.
Goats thread G for 2Sc
Pearl buttons worth 10c
dozen at 3c.
MRS. M. ISAAC,
208 Newcastle St.
New Dry Dock,
Newport News, Vs., April 19. —The
immense new dr; dock of the loosl
shipyard was opened for use today
Toe battleship Illinois will be liunaed
iately docked preparatory to ctlloial
trial trip, wbiob ocoure about May 1
This dry dock Is the largest on the con.
linent, and the third in size in the
world, aud the opening was made a
great event In the ship building
world.
Bear in mind tbat we will tell with
out reserve at our auotioo sale*of bioy
cleß eto., tonight. J. A. Montgomery,
563 Gloucester street:
Smoke "Butte Special" the best sot.
oigar. Butts the druggist
Itemeruber our auotioo sale tonight
at 8 o’olcck. J. A. Montgomery, 503
Gloucester street.
THB TIMES-CALL. APRIL 20, 1961
SOCIETY NEWS.
On Thursday a email party obaper*
oned by Mrs. Johnson enjoyed a dm.
ner at Bulpbsr Springs. The drive
tbroogb the fresh green wood wee
most exhilarating and Just longenougb
to give a aestto the appetites of those
who were fortunate enough to be in*
vited. The delightful repast waß
served on the grass nnder the moss
covered trees and was very daiaty and
thoroughly enjoyed. The guests were:
Misses Uoilie Tison, Helene Franklin,
Meahe liarnes, Josie Franklin, Leah
Johnson, Minnie Royal, Gertrude
Johnson. Messrs. Hunter Hopkins,
Daniels, ;Beu Goodyear, McDonald
Harley, Jesse Thomas, Harold von
Weller.
Tbs Misses Butts entertained at din
ner a few days ago.
Mrs. J. 8. Raymond has returned
from a visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. E. I). Wolffs spent yesterday
at Fradenoa.
Mrs. Li. Warren is visiting Mrs.
Parker Bowling on St. Simon.
Mr. W. H. Chester and son William
came up from Florida on Thursday
and left od the steamer for Boston.
Mrs. J. M. Madden, president of the
Memorial Association, desires to oall
attention to the fact that the soldiers
remains have cot been removed to
Palmetto "oemetery as seems to be
understood bat have been removed to
the Odd Fellows lot in Oak drove oem
etery.
The ohior at the Catbolio ehnrob
next Suudsy will be composed of tbe
following singers: Miss Nellie Coles
berry, Miss Helen O’Connor, Miss
Annie O’Conner, Mr. R. E. Sherman,
Mr. J. A. Montgomery, Mr. L. J. von
Weller, Mr. 0. C. Fleming.
The ladies of St. Mark’s ohuroh will
have a festival on Tuesday, April 23rd
which promises to be most attractive.
There will be a sale of fine fanoy work
and many other useful articles. Straw
berries, ice oream and cake will be
served.
The ladies oemetery sooiety is pro
gressing splendidly recruits being
added from time to time and system
atic work Is being done in the cemetery
grounds. The generous offer of Mr.
C. S. Tait to donate 500 oaona pleats
was gladly aooepted by the aociety and
the plant) have been set out in the
cemetery, In Chattanooga, the Nat
tonal oemetery where lie the bodies of
13,009 Union soldiers, there are thous
ands of these plants, their green leaves
and gorgeously colored blossoms mak
ing admirable backgrounds for the
smaller plants with their more delioate
flowers and foliage. The oemetery
there is a vast lawn studded with tress
flowers and fountains and monuments
There are no mounds but simple marble
headstones a foot high on which are
insoribed the name of the soldiers,
date of death and name aod number
of their regimente. What the ceme
tery here needs now is a shell drive
through it and a continuation of the
shell road on Manstleld street up to its
gates. Mrs. T. F. Smith, who has
worked untiringly to get up a list of
monthly subscribers to pay for tbe
constant eervioea of a man in tbe ceme
tery has been deservedly successful and
tbe servlcea of on efficient oare taker
have been secured. Tbe movement is
a good one and it is to be beped tbat
tbe Interest in it will continue and that
before very long the last resting plaoe
of eo many wbo have gone before will
show the resulte of tbe kindly care and
attention which has been given it.
Smoke "Butte Special" the beet sct.
cigar. Butte tbe druggist,
Yonr chanoe now to own a good bicy
cle. Attend tbe auction sale tonight at
603 Gloucester street. J. A, Muufgo
niery.
Smoke “Butts Special'* the best 6ot.
oigar, Butts the druggist,
A chanoe seldom offered. Don’t fail
to attend oar auction sale of bloyolea,
sewing machines, eto., at 603 Glouces
ter street tonight. Sale begins prompt
ly at 8:00 o’olook, J. A, Montgomery.
Try "Butta Speoial'’ the beat&ot. oi
gag on the magket. Butts the druggie
NOTICE!
A large line of beautiful
iron and brass beds were
shipped to us by mistake, and
in order to dispose or them
quickly, we will give during
this week a discount of
20 p er cent
to all cash buyers.
No discount after Satur
day next.
H. M Miller, .& Son.
The Ages of Man
Here’s a health'ul drink
for every age.
Our pure wines and liq
uors invigorate without
exciting, and sooth without
inebriating, and are thus
a medicine and a stimulant
for the thirsty. You are
sure to enjoy our liquors,
when once used.
L Gotti & CO.
Phone 194. 300 Gloucester St.
A BUSY TERM.
Next Session of the Superior Court will be
Interesting.
Attorneys and court officials are pre
paring for the May term of tbe Sup
erior court and from present indica
tions It will be one of the most interes
ting sessions in G'ynn oounty’s history.
Those indicted in December will be
tried aud it is said that it is their wish
that their cases be die posed of.
Merely a Suggestion.
It wonld not be a bad idea for Judge
Connelly to try Boone, the hypnotist, in
the opera house, and charge an admiss
sion fee of twentysfiva cents. If this is
done, there is no doubt but that it will
draw all kinds of a crowd. Mr. Boone
is going to hypnotise the judge, the
lawyers, and eyerybody else connected
with the oase.
Assumed the Duties.
Capt. B. A. Fahm, reoently named as
harbormaster of Brunswick, has entered
upon the duties of his now poßltioa, and
for the present has his office in the
headquarters of the pilot’s, on Bay
■trest. The ordinance under which
Capt, Fahm works was published in
these columns some days ago.
Is Now in Position.
Mr. W. H. Bowen, the contractor,
has about finished removing tbe borne
of Mr, D. W. Kraass and a permanent
A
srundation Is now being built. Aa
J r ,e tbia ie finished Work on a hand-
Saev borne will start,
Capt. Golden Rebuilding.
Capt. John Golden has let the ooc
iraot for tbe building of a pretty new
borne on the lot where bis former
bouse stood. Mr. Golden lost h s home
and oonteuts by Are some time ago.
About St. Simon.
Editor Stovall, wbo has been spend
ing some time on St. Simon, prints an
intereating article of three columns in
tbe Savannah Press. The story is
oertainly worth reading.
You will miss some big bargains if
yon miss our auotion sale tonight. J.
A. Montgomery, 603 Gloucester street.
Try “Batts Speoial" the best sot. ci
gar on the market. Butts the druggist.
Remember we will take a deposit on
goods and bold for you for 10 days at
our auotion sale tonigb . J. A, Mo t
gomery, 563 Gloucester street.;
LOCAL AljfflONAL
Mr. John Currie spent yesterday in
the city.
Mr. Clifford Postell, of St. Simon, is
spending some time in the city.
Mr. W M Wiggins, of Waynesvllle,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. Gifford Parnell was in the city
yesterday.
The Board of Trade held an interest
ing meeting yesterday.
Mrs. R. M. McLaughlin was taken se
riously Hi yesterday, but is better now.
The Uniform Rank, K, of P , held an
interesting meeting last night.
Tourists will be passing threugh
Brunswick in large numbers soon,
There is again some talk of organiz
ing another intantry company here.
There was a great change in the
weather yesterday, Bnd the winter over
coat was pressed into service again.
Picnic week Is near at hand, and there
has been a notioable increase in Sun
day school scholars.
Memorial exercises promise to be
very interesting. The ladies are ar
ranging an excellent program.
The Southern night train is doing
better lately. It generally gets here on
time now.
No names are being suggested for
ci’y clerk, and as yet nobody knows
who the lucky man will be.
Officer McCaskiU returned from Als
bany yesterday, where he went to carry
Bob White, a negro, wanted therefor
larceny.
Mr. Wm. Andereon, of the Bell Teles
phone Cos., of Savannah, came over on
Wednesday to attend the Tabbotts
Anderson wedding.
FINAL DECISION THURSDAY.
Liquor Petition Will be Granted or Refused
at Council's Next Meeting,
It is needless to say that the next
meeting of Council will find the hall
filled with people anxious to be
present when the petition of the Law
and Order League cimes up for final
disposition,
Tbe petition has been the general
subject of conversation for the pa>>t
several weeks, and interest in the same
is not abating in the least.
RIFLEMEN’S FAIR DONATIONS.
Money and Goods Received So Far Run up
to About Five Hundred Dollars.
Those at the head of the RifLmsn’s
fair are very much euoouraged over
the donations being received daily.
Captain Dunn said yesterday so far the
cash and goods received would net the
company about SSOO.
The names of those who will have
charge of the booths will be pujliuhed
as soon as the committee gets up the
list.
Collecting Street Tax.
Officer McCaskill is now busily en
gaged in collecting street tax and as
this is one of the hardest jobs in the
government of the olty It will take him
several months to finish. Mr. McCas
kill is summoning the colored men first.
Canal Opens.
New York, April 19.—1 tis expeoted
that the Erie eaaal will be opened to
navigation tomorrow. The oanalmen
are not enthusiastic oyer the out
look.
Stockholders Meeting.
The annual meeting of tne Atlantio
Investment Cos., will be held at tbe of
fice of N. Emanuel & Cos., on May Ist.
All members are requested to ba pre
sent.
Woo. Merchant, N. Emanuel,
Secretary. President.
* HERETHEY
/{VARE TODAY.
New Chocolates, all kinds;
Iluyler’s Italian Pepper
mints, Smith Bros.’ Cough
Hops, Huyler’s Licourice
Drops, Penny Licourice
Gough Sticks, Fresh Chew
ing Gum.
LLOYD’S
Pnone 255-2. Newcastle St.JH
Free Silver!
Free Silver!
Coin Silver Dollars Given Away.
In order to introduce our celebrated 10 year old
Pioneer Rye Whiskey, we will for the next five days,
ONLY, give with each quart bottle
One Coin Silver Dollar.
Purchaser can only buy six bottles, no more, so as
to give all a chance- The Distiller of these goods holds
this offer only for a few days.
Now Is Your Chanfce,
L. Goldsmith & Cos.,
’Phone 194, 300 Gloucester Street.
Attractive in Appearance.
Metal Bedsteads.
Our Beds, however, are not alone attractive in ap
pearance but their desirability is re enforced by the best
and most perfect finish possible to apply to larger varie
ty and moderate cost. We have them in Iron, Brass or
Half Brass, After careful examination you will select from
our stock, if value and prices furnish a true test for trade-
CD. M'GARVEY
CHINESE RESTAURANT
EBTBLISHED;;IBB9.
CHUE HALL, Proprietor
You can get the best the market affords by eating here
215 ORANT ST,
W. H. BGWEN
CONTRACTOR
AND EBLJi I L-DE:R
Of Stone? Brick and Frame Building,
Manufacturer.ot Cituent, Tile and Artificial Stone-
PHONE 254-4
Coney <& Parker
DEALERSjIN
Coal and Wood, Brick,
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shingles’and Laths.
Agents for Morris’ Brick, J
Phone 18- 525 Bay St,
Cream of Kentucky
—Whiskey—
sl.oo per quart. It is the best.
DOUGLAS & MORGAN.
Agents.
Brunswick, Ga:
Only 12 More
Houses Left
For Sale on
Easy Terms.
Come Quick.
J. W. WATKINS,
2DB Bay Street-
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