The Brunswick times-call. [volume], May 07, 1901, Image 4

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B. P. 0. ELK PINS,
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At Cost tor the next three
days only,
Call now if you want a
bargain,
KENNON MOTT,
Jeweler and Graduate Optioians
111 N.woaitls Street, *
Inspector of Wetobee for Bonth.rn Rellwey. Time by Wire dolly from Wublnytaß
KKBI’ER OP THE CITT CLOCKS.
Memorial Day
fill Soon Be Here.
Bring us your Older quick for any grave
enclosures or markers.
If your monument Is dirty or moss covered
wo aen make it like new. Come and see us.
Iron Fencing, Hard food Ma&tels, k
REED E. LaMANCE, Manager.
GOLF AND BASEBALL
Goods for this season just received
Complete Variety at all Prices
FLEMING & WAFF’S.
Photographers Supplies-
Fine Stationery
J, J. LISSNER,
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN / SPECIALTY.
216 Bay Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
C. DOWNING, President. E. H. MASON, Vicr-I’kesii>ent. E. D. WAI.TER, CASHIKK
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK,
CAPITAL $150,000.
LOANS—DISCOUNTS—EXCHANGE—COLLECTIONS,
SAFE DEPOSIT SOSES FOR RENT,
Interest Allowed On Deposits in Savings Deiaitmeii
DIKECTOKS
JOSEPH IW. BENNET, C. DOWNING, ALBERT FENDIG,
Judge Brunswick Circuit, Pres. Downing Cos, of Brobston, Fendig &Cos.
W. O. BRANTLEY, E. H. MASON; E.;D. WALTER,
M.'C. 11th Ga. Diet. of E, H. Mason & Cos . Cashier.
HENRY P, TALMADGE, Pres. Southern Pine Cos., New York
CHINESE RESTAURANT
ESTBLISHEDIIIBB9.
CHUE HALL. Proprietor
You can get the best the market affords by eating here
215 GRANT ST,
P. S. —Orders taken for 0 K* laundry.
Cream of Kentucky
—Whiskey—
sl.oo per quart. It is the best,
DOUGLAS & MORGAN.
Agents.
Brunswick, Ga:
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES CALL, MAY 7, 1901
IN GOOD SHAPE
St. Simon Is Now Ready For The Summer
Nisitors.
St. Simoni pier presents a very ate
tractive appearenoe lately. The St, Hi.
mon boot line bai taken charge of end
rebuilt the pavilion whiob io now in
find condition for danoiog. The (tore
and cottages near the pier furnioh con
veniences to ptonic parties, such as hot
meals, lunobei, bath suits, eto, The
beautiful shade trees overhanging the
bluff shade and ideal spot io whiob to
spread a lunob, and many excursions
will be given to this popular plaoe dur
ing tffe summer. Captain Dart, of the
Egmoot, Is most oonrteons to his pas
sengers and has made many friends
during his years as oaptein, wbo are
always glad to take the trip with him.
WANTFO.
5000 second hand corn
and oat sacks.
J. W. Watkins, 208 Bay st,
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES DYED.
You oetd have no fear of not getting
e satisfactory job in rtyping when you
send your clothes to Jim Carter.
BRUNSWICK WILL AID.
Committee Named Last Night to Solicit
Subscriptions For Jacksonville.
A number of citizens met at the oity
ball last night to take aotlon in the
matter of prooorirg contributions for
'he Jacksonville sufferers. Mayor
Emanuel presided.
By motion the following were ap
pointed a oomnaittee to oasvas the oity
today; Messrs, E. F, Coney, N. Eman
uel, J. J.Conoly, Dr. J. A. Butte, F.
MoC. Brown, Albert Fendig, J. Stoval|
Smith, J. K Cornelian, J. E. do Big
non, R'V. W. E. Resney, Rev, J. B.
Game, Rev. W. M. Gilmore, J, m‘
Dexter, T. Newman, F. E. Twitty, W.
S. Gardner, W. T. G.beon, B. A. Fabm
The following were appointed to aolioit
the oolored people; Rev. John Williams,
Moeea Sawyer. C. A. Clark, O. A.
Shaw, Samuel Wiggins and J. M. Mos
ely.
All meuhera of the committees are
requested to begin work this morning
and to meet at tha olty hall at 6 p. m.
tble afternoon ao that all money rsifed
oan be forwarded to Jacksonville im
media ely. The Indie, are requeated
to meet at the oity bal at 10 o’clock
this morning.
1 he di.trees among tbe poor people la
especially great, and while tbe entire
country wll', no doubt, send aid prompts
ly, Brunswick should be among the
first to send generous assistance to her
stricken; neighbor.
Mayor Emanuol has issued ihe follow
ing appeal.
To the people of Brunswick:
Committees have been appointed aod
will today call on the citizens of Bruns
wick for cootilbntlona to send to Jack
sonville to be used In relelving the dis
tress of those of that city who lost prac
tically tbelr all in the disastrous fire
that swept that city on Friday.
Their .need la very great and our citi
zens should respond promptly and gen
erously in rendering aid to the people
of our neighboring cliy,
A mee log of all the Ibdies in the city
who are willing to aid in this relief
work is called to meet at the major’s
office in the city hall at 10 o’clock this
morning, for the purpose of appointing
committees, atd formulating plans to
assist people in Jacksonville, who
are without food’ shelter or any dott
ing, except what they had on at the time
of the fire. Their need is great and or
gent.
All contribution) of foodstuffs, and
clothing oan be sent to the Board of
Trade’s room in lhe city hall, where
they will bo received and promptly
forwarded.
All members of the Relief committee
are requested to osnvss the districts
assigned them immediately, and to
report at the City ball at five o’clock
this afternoon. I feel sure that every
person 1b Bronswiok will cheerfnlly
give what they oan afford to this
worthy oau.-e. Very respectfully,
N. Emanuel, Mayor.
LOCAL ANDJERSONAL
Two colored excursions were given
yesterday, one to Feroandiea and oue
near Jerap.
Rev. Harry Caeeil Ailed the pulpit
of St. Thomas church at Thomasville,
Sunday.
The RiAsmen have about completed
all of the booths for their fair.
Superintendent Geo. W. Haines, of
the Brunswick and Western railroad,
spent yesterday in the oity,
A number of Brunswickian* spent
Sunday in Jacksonville.
Firemen Sam Goins and John Green
have returned from Jacksonville where
they went to ast‘st In fighting the big
Are there.
Tbe mDjr friend* of Ospt. Frank D.
Aiken will be glad to learn tbat he has
almost recovered from hie re
cent illness.
Mr. E. D. Wolffs baa reiared from a
business trip to Greenville, N. C.
Miss Kfa Baohlott is tbs attractive
Ifusrt of Mrs. William Wood, at her
home oo Newcastle street.
Mr. Sam Goins has tbe record as tbe
champion potatoe farmer. He
has been toting new potatoes tbe past
month aa ' yre not small either.
Attenti\ called to tbe notioe of
the Light and water oompany in this
issue as to the hours tbe water will be
closed off during tbe day.
YOU GET GOOD RESULTS when
vou have Jim Carter clean and press
your clothes. Place, 604 Munk street.
Phone 253 2.
To Be Steamed Uo Soon.
The Bron.wlok and Birmingham
engine No. 1 will be steamed np the
mlddle;of the week and put to pullmg
the construction train. The force now
at work on tbe road is larger tbnni at
any time sicce the work began,
New Irish potatoe. today at Harper
Collecting Subscriptions.
A committee from the local Knights
of Pythias is now out collecting sub
scriptions for the entertainment of the
Georgia Knlghta. The committee is
meetlr g with great suocees.
New Irish potatoes today at Harper*
For Sale Cheap
so of the finest breed
Bantam Chickens in Bruns
wick-
J. W. Watkins,
208 Bay St.
PISTOLS AND KNIVES.
Negro Picnicers Have a Great Time at
Phinholaway.
A colored picnic was given from this
city yesterday to Phinholaway, a small
station on the Southern railway, two
miles from Jeaup.
Everything was working smoothly,
hut there were several on the picoi
who found out that it was impossible
to spend an e/ioyable day, without the
use of their knlV’ *nd pUtols, and for
tha ama.-emeut ‘’Jie large crowd
present several £ the “desperadoes ’
engaged iu a fl>.lP, and as a result one
or two of them will have to he attended
to by a physic in.
Summer Law School
UNIVERSITY OP VIRGINIA.
, B*4 Snmrner. Jnlf 2to Sept. 1. 11*11. Bspacitllr
helpful to beginners: to candidate!* for admission
to the bar; and to uaactitioners who have lacked sys
tematic inwtrnctii At Tor catalogue address
HALLiltill C. Ma'NOKy Ico’y, Charlottesville, Ts,
The usual eervjce will be conduoted to
da; by the pastor at the Fresbyterion
church. Bunday school at 4 o,clock. Let
all the members of the church and con
gregation attend these service. Btranger
and visitors cordially invited
the ROCK ihat WRECKS
brings in US’train bodily
f that slowly but surely destrou health',
'strength and cheerfulness:
TO REMOVE THIS CONDITION TAKE
PDimYAsH m
RlLrvLI BITTERS ■
it is a marvelous stjstcm cleanser and
V Permanently CURES a constipated hablh
trouble in. the digestion.
X.the blood, si renathens the kidneys,
rut sysie'm in Ptßr lit
SOLD AT ORLIGGI&TS;
W- J. Butts,
MilMl! ■■ I
Continued from page 1.
M-.rtial law continues to be rigidly
inforoed.
B. A. MoCottery, employed at the
Gardner ship yards, almost loat bis
life trying to save people wbo rushed
down Market street to (he r ver when
the (lams were at their Aercest Aight.
He says he succeeded in getting 20
people across the river, but as many
more were either burned to death or
drowned at the piir.
“L had no idea the ship yard was in
daogsr,” MoCottery said, “I was trying
to eave my tools, as the Are was being
blown to the east and away from the
dock'. Suddenly Aimes abet aoross
the yard, with the wind from the west
rigbt behind them. 1 knew then that
every'hidg was going. lAad from the
building. Oo the pier I saw crowds oi
people. I positively think 40 is iow
estimite of tboee I siw. Of these I
saw only 20 carried scree, There was
absolutely no escape for them. Affe rl
bad carried my biatbalf way across
the river I heard many ories and shouts
that seemed to come from the smoke at
the pier. I knew many were Ist at
that moment, for the Aim 's were un all
sides and the river in front.”
The Alcazar, at St. AugusTne, al
though closed seve: al weeks ago for the
season, has been re-opened to oare
for tbe refugees. Other winter resort
hotels will probably open tomorrow, as
the crowds that are leaving tbe city
have been aogmeeted fieely today.
Thousands left last night. The firemen
hve not been relieved, because the
debris Is 6till burning, and streams of
water are beiDg poured into the flames
and embers all the time. On every
telegraph and telephone pole that has
not been dectroyad linemen are at
work. Tha trolley company has a
large foroe of men at work hanging
feed wires and clearing the tracks
where the streets are sofflalently cool.
It will be several days before a oar can
pass into East Bay street. The number
of military oompauiej in the oily
prevents vandalism and looting, A
battery of guns Is in position at tbe
oorner of Bay and Market streets.
These gnns were rescued from the
burning armory, in wh'.oh much of the
equipment of the Jacksonville troops
was lost, Tbe militia continues to
patrol all parts of the oity. Martial
law will probably ba enforced for a
week or more.
GRAND SUMMER
OPENING-
The New Yore steamer
brings every week
Novelties in Millinery Gouts.
at Mis. Earles, 203 New
castle st. Ladies will find
the largest and best assort
ment in the city. AH invited
to inspect.
Commissioners Meet Today.
The county beard will meet in regu
lar session at tbe court bouse this
mo ning and among other things a
member of the board to fill the unex*
pired term of. Cvpt. Newman will be
named.
SUMMER IS HERE, and you should
have Jim Carter clesn and press the
old suit for you. Plaoe 504 Monk <t.
Phone 2K3-2,
STRAYED—From my residence,
guinea pig. Suitable reward will be
paid for its return. B. Hir.ch
ATTRACTIONS AT CUR STORE.
Read These Prices.
One lot Ladies Shirt Waists worth at 29c,
One lot Ladies and Childrens Parasols from 25c up.
Boys White Duck Sailor Sutit at 7>c.
Boys Linen knee pants at 15 cts a pair.
One lot of Ladies Night Gowns at 29 cts a piecei
AH kinds of Childrens Colored and White Dresses 25c up.
All Colors in Organdy at 8c per yd.
One lot of nice Dress GiDgham at 7c per yd."
Mrs. IT. Isaac.
208—208 1-2 Newcastle, St.
" mt^m ■ gb fifcsajffiS3§Sr9? jjjpftr-JB
Furniture Ijnj9|
Brass and Iron Beds and Beddiog
-816 Newcastle Street.
The most complete stock in Brunswick to select from-
W. H. BOWEN
AMO E3 I 11 L-_ E3 tZ: FR
Of Stone? Brick and -Frame Building.
Mapotact ji er of Cement, Tile and Artificial Stone.
PHONE 254-4
Coney & Parker
DEALERS: IN
Coal and Wood, Brick,
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shingles[and Laths.
Agents for Morris’ t Brick.
Phone 18- - 525 Bav St.
Ate * PlliulU Rocds
rSrSfk awf-lHft the;test breed for the South. I liar*
pure bred stock.
’ V-- ■" -*P Eggs tl 00 per sitting of 13
V./’ |\ A few fowls for sale
~ Hens sl.£o each.
Cockerels s2.£o.||
H. H. Harvey,
non 205 513 S, Alim ft
THE RIFLEMENS FAIR.
Company Is Now Hard at Work Preparing
the Armory.
Every night a !ar"S n of the
members of the Brunswick Rifl men
are hsrd at work in their srmoy,
building the and fferrn' bor.'bs, e’o.,
preparatory to the op.r>ng cf their
fair on May 20.
A reporter of the Times Cam, visited
tbe armory last night, and, although
not yet finished, everything made a
first class appesraroe and ail the booths
will be pretty ones.
Entering the door and turning to the
left the booths are arranged as follows :
Fancy booth Mo. 1; lemonade stand,
fanoy booth No. 2, flower stand, candy
booth, grocery room, cigar booth,
domestic booth, supper room, ice
cream parlors.
The supper committee was out so
liciting yesterday, ardreported a very
liberal lt is ss and that they
received enough from the single day’s
canvas to last the entire weak.
WHERE IJO YOU SEND YOUR
CLOTHES.
When yos wsnt them cleaned and
pnseed, remember that no one is able
osa iify you bqt Jim Carter. Phono
253-2.
You are much more liabale to deseaee
hen your liver and bowels do not act
properly. Dewitt’e Little Early Risers re
move the cause of disease. w. J. Butte.
A "W OR] >
ABOUT WINK.
To those who enjoy and
appreciate the goodness
of a good wine for the
family sideboard, we con
fidently and earnestly rec
ommend our Spanish
Wine.
A trial will cost but a
trifle—it will do you a
World of good.
Quarts ?oc, delivered.
i. Giaift & co.
Phone 194, 300 Gloucester St.
FOR RENT-Eight rocm house,
orner A and Q streets. Apply to
M Gann, 405 G street.
Have your olothes cleaned by Jim
Carter. Phone 253 2.