The Brunswick times-call. [volume], May 10, 1901, Image 4

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Watches,
Diamonds,
Jewelery,
Cut Glass,
Silverware,
Etc., Etc.
At Hock Bottom prices. Repairing and engraving
at lowest prices, for Good Work Call and see us.
KENNON MOTT,
Jeweler end Graduate Optician i
J Jl Newawtie Street,
Inspector o! Wetohes for Soathere K.llwejr. Time (if Wire daily from W,hl nylon
I K KKI'EK OF THE CITY CLOCKS,
Memorial Day
fill Soon Be Here.
Bring usyunr order quick for any grave
enclosures or markers.
If your monument is dirty or moss covered
wo acu make it like new. Come and see ns.
iron ?, Ed foci Mantels, So.
REKD K. LaMANGE, Manager.
GOLF AND BASEBALL
Goods for this season just received
Complete Variety at all Prices
FLEMING & WAFF'S.
Photographers Supplies-
Pine Stationery
J. J. LIs>SNER,
WHOLJCKAhE
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN / SPECIALTY.
216 Bay Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
C. DOWNING, I’hkm if nt. I. H. MASON, Vhe-I'kksident. E. D. WALTER, CAsniEß
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK,
CAPITAL $150,000
■ LOANS—DISCOUNTS— TXCHANGE—COLLECTIONS,
# ——SAFE EEF35.7 SOXSS FOR REE —
Interest* A lit wt and (Ti ] epocits in t iaii ps Deraitmen
DIKIXTOKH
JOSEPH t\V. RENNET, C. DOWNING, ALfiERT FENDIG,
Judge Brunswick Circuit, Pres. Downing Cos, of Brobston, Fend’ig&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. Southern Pine Cos., New York
CHINESE RESTAURANT
ESTBLISH El>; ,1889.
CHUB! HALL, Proprietor-
You can get the best the market affords by eating hew
21“ fcS'T,
P. S. —Orders taken for 0 K* Laundry.
Coney & Parker
D'CALERS;iN
Coal and Wood, Brick,
Lime, Cement, i'iatcr, Hair, Shingles’and Laths.
Agents for Morris’S Brick,
Phone 18 525 Bav Sk
'ME BRUNSWICK (TIMES CALL, MAY io, 1901
LAST NIGHT’S CONCERT
Seemed to Greatly Please the Audience a
the Grand.
The concert given at the Grand last
night under the direc lon of Mies Amee
Cohen, was a success in every way.
Each one who parlicipated, bandied
their part well, and accrrdlng to the
applause, the audience seemed to greatly
enjoy the evening. The following pros
gram was rendered:
1. Selection by mandolin club
2. Song and dance specialty “Jost
became she made those Goo-Goo Eyes’
little Misses Mamie Sel'g, Ei-zabetb
and Marlon Abrams.
3. Cornet solo ‘ Cornet Polks” Mob
Aimie Coh>n, accompanied by Miss
Marie Reiman.
4. Cake walk, Misses M nnie and
Roby May Salig.
5. Cornet solo, Bal.'ad Barney.
6. A few minutes with the mandolin
club.
7. Ktndersymphonie, Haydre Alle
gro; Nincetto, Trio, Finale, Cuckoo,
Mins Carrie Levison; Treangle and I
wail, Miss Minnie Nelisr; Rattle, M,ss
Ilortenee Kaufman ; T umphet, Master
11. S. McCrary; Nightingale, Master
George Blanton; Drum Major, Master
Walter Nathan; Bells, little Mies Ruby
May Selig, Elizabeth and Marlon Ab
rams.
8. Reona solo “seleoted” Miss Lottie
Baumgartner.
9. Cornet solo “My Lady Lou”.
Song without words, illustrated by lit
tle Miaees Elizabeth and Pearl Abrams.
10. Tableau,
WANTED
-5000 second hand corn
and oat sac u s.
J. W. Watkins, 208 Bay st.
Nearly Finished.
Mr, A. O, Anderson’s thirty-five ton
boat is nearly completed and will be
ready for work within the jiext few
dsys. This pretty craft was built by
Mr. Vinoient Jones and he made an
excellent job of it.
Many New Houses.
New houses are going up in aii parts
of the oity and to the average Bruus
wioklan this is certainly a delightful
sight. The fact of the matter is simply
that the increase in population lately,
demanded more homes and the proper,
ty owners ate now preparing to get
fixed for all who come.
Rent Your Rooms.
All parties, boarding houses aud
private families, having accjinmoda-
Dons or desiring to acocmmodato
visitors to the city during the coming
Grand Lodge K. of P. convention will
please notify the undersigned at onoe,
stair g rates and number that can be
accommodated. The convention meets
May 21st and last two days.
Mfcs Isaac, Chairman
Hotel and Lodgings Committee.
Negroes Leave Farms.
Wboeling, W. Va., May 9.—One
hundred negroes arrived in the coal
mines near here from Greensboro, N.
0., today. Farmers around Greenboro
complain of the decrease io the supply
of farm labor resulting from this whole,
sale emigration aod are preparing for
half a crop.
The Official Program,
The i (Hoist program of the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, which
meets in this oily ua May 20, will be
a jh UGoed in b few days. Everything
indioatee a Ia rot* gathering of delegates
and they will be well taken onre of by
!h? local order.
St. Marks Picnic.
One of Ihe outings of the
week will be the picnic of the Sunday
soiiool of St. Marks Episcopal oburcb,
on St. Simone I (land tomorrow. Th
steamer Emmeline will leave the Ma'-
lorv dock a f S.lo, and all children of
the church and Sunday reboot, with
their friends, are invited to be present.
You are much more liabale to decease
when your liver and bowels do not act
properly. Dewitt's Little Early jßisers re
move the cause ot disease, W. J. Butts.
FLOWED LIKE WATER.
Sodawater Was Free to All For a While
Yesterday.
Those in the vicinity of the rear of
the court house yesterday morning had
the pleasure of drinking all the sodas
water they wanted free of charge and
the way they went into it was a
caution.
Mr. L. Ludwig who purchased the
business of T. B. Fergusson, searched
the delivery wagon of L. Markowitz
and finding stolen bottles there, be
immediately bagaa emptying t be con
tends and retaining Ihe bottles, In the
meantime Markowitz came up and
quietly stood by and suw his soda
water emptied but as soon as the per
format oe vsovir he bad Mr. Ludwig
arrested and be, was fiued SIO.OO by
Meyor Eaiahsel. Mr. Ludwig then
bsd Mirkovi.z polled for stoning his
bottles.
Markowitz does not seem to have a
good reputation here and has been
charged mine than once with stealing
bottles. The fact that Ludwig found
many bottlea with his name on them
in the wagon of Matkowitz shows that
there has been some dirty work.
Tae osse against Markowitz will be
heard before Judga Lambrigbt at 10
o’clock this morning.
MACON DELEGATES APPOINTED
Central City to be Represented at K. of P.
Meeting Next Week.
All the ledges of the Knight of Py
thias have appointed delegatee to the
convention of the Grand Lodge whioh
meets n Brunswick on May 20 Filljw
ing 19 the full list of delegates:
The Grand Lodge delegates who
will represent the Macon ledges are
officers;
TANARUS, J. Carling, 8. E; D. B. Woodruff,
P. B. C. W. 11. Sofaatzruan, I*. C. O;
J. H, Hertz, P, G . C; Milton Smith.
C C.
Central City Lodge, No 3-R. A.
Nisba and John Hariz
Syracuse Lodge, No. 3G—John P.
Hoes and W. H. Johnson.
Oomnlgee Lodge, No. 4G—C. E. Tur
ner.
M. R. Rodges Lodge, No. 69—Prof.
E. L. Martin and Dave Witraan.
Benevolent Lodge, No. 84—J. W.
Cronin.
East Macoa Lodge, No. 101-C. W
Sobatfer.—Telegraph
ADJUTANT GENERAL
Move to Have Office Filled by Officers of
State Troops.
An effort will probably be made at the
next meeting of the legislature to have
the office of adjutant general filled by a
vote of the commissioned officers of the
State militia, A well known officer of
the State that a number of military men
were lu favor of the fdea, and that a
bill looking to that purpose would be
introduced at the next meeting of the
general assembly.
The officer took the position that the
head of the mili'ary should beelec ed
by the officers from all the regiments,
just as colonels and majors are elected
by a vote of the officers in the regiment.
Such a plan would no doubt be a popu
lar one military men of the
Slate.
As it is now, t :e adjutant general is
appointed by the governor, and while
the officer appointed is generally ao
ceptable to the m litary, yet a great
number of them would prefer that they
have a voice in the selection.
Quits a number of legislators have
Jr Is the ROCK that WRECKS
VWs.rlt brings in its train bodily
f that slowly but surely destroy health,
/strength and cheerfulness. rSfISMk
TO RCMOVt THIS CONDITION TAKE
PRK&sI
it is a marvelous system cleanser and regulator jhS&£&
\ Permanently CURES a constipated habit;,
\correctstrouble in. the digestion.
blood, sirenathens the kidneus.^gSMP^
THE SYSTEM IN PIRrLCT ORUtR
AT DriLtiGlST^^j^^^^^
W- J. Butts,
expressed themselves as being in favor
of the bill, and In ces? it is introduced,
the chabdee are that it will be p s ed.
LOCAL"AjrpSONAL
Mr. R. Levison has reccv red from a
slight illness.
Mrs. L, J. Leavy is quite iil to th 9
regret of her many friends.
Mr, John C Trio?, of Ta'labassee,
Fla , was a pleasant visitor to the city
yesterday.
Council meets again Monday night.
The Baptist Sunday school picnicked
on St. Simon yesterday.
Col. D. W, Krauss has returned from
a business trip to Atlanta.
Col. W. E. Kay is back from Atlanta.
TEAMS BEING ORGANIZED.
It is Now Thought That Brunswickians Will
See Some Good Ball Games.
The suggestion in ihe Timks Call a
few day \ ago, concarning the organiz
ation of a oity baseball league seems to
be a g", and it is now understood that
several clubs are being organized in
the oity.
The P.ant System shops will have
heir crack team of last year in the
league, it is thought, the firemen will
probably organize a good team, the
locals will surely be in the league, the
Times-Call force will put a te_m In
the league that will keep the others
guessing, and a team is alsotalktd of
in New Town.
It is to be hoped that *he league will
be successfully organiz'd, and from
present indications it will.
THE SUPREME COURT,
A Number of Cases From the Brunswick
Circuit Disposed Of,
The following decisions in cases from
the Brunswick circuit have been hand
ed down by the Georgia supreme
court:
Southern Pine Cos. of Gsorg'a vj. W,
C Smith. Argued.
J R. & T. Bunn vi. J. J. Henderson,
Submitted.
Cirier & Ford vs. Moses Griffin,
Submitted,
Jesse Lott vs, J. H. Latimer. Sub
mitied.
Caroline Huoter, administratrix, vs.
M. E. Tipping et al. Submitted,
Saint Paul Fire and Marine Insur
ance Cos. et al vs. Brunswick Grooery
Cos. Argued.
Thomas Eisimore vs. R L. Bunkley
et al,, executors, aDd vice veraa. Ar
gued.
Lott & Perkins vs. Buck & Downiug.
Submitted.
W, G, Griffin, by next friend, vs.
Brunswick and Western Railroad Cos.
Argued.
J. T. S ’llers et a!, vs. W. J. Maori
Submitted.
This oonciudea the present ass'gn
ment of arguments upon the oivil
docket. Casts upon the criminal
docket will bs in order for argument
on Monday, May 20.
MAIL ROUTE AGENT INJURED.
Mixed Train on Southern Wrecked Near
Trenton, S. C.
Augus'a, G&., May 9.—A mixed
train on the Southern, due here from
Columbia at 8 a. m. was wreoked early
today just tbis side cf Trenton, Mail
Route Agent Lon Courtney was so
badly injured that he cannot survive.
Three or four cars were splintered.
Eighteen passengers received bruises
but no serious injury.
ATTRACTIONS 111 OUR STORE,
Read These Prices.
Oh e lot Ladies Shirt Waists worth t;oc 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
All kinds of Childrens Colored and White Dresses 25c up.
All Colors in Organdy at 8c per yd.
One lot of nice Dress Gingham at 7c per yd. 1
Mrs.lT. Isaac.
208—208 1-2 ItiTeTCCastle, St.
Brass and Iron Beds and Bedding
-316 .Newcastle Street.
The most complete stock in Brunswick to select from.
~ W. H. BOWEN
CONTRACTOR
ArvICD E3L-J [ L~. til FR.
Of Stone? Brick and -Frame Building.
Manufacturer of Cjment, Tile an t a tiflctal Stone.
PHONE 254-4
1111 SI Mill!
We will conduct two more series
of auction sales of
BICYCLES, TIRES, INNER TUBES, PUMPS,
WRENCHES, BICYCLE LAMPS ETC,
This stock must be closed out
at once as we aie positively
going out of business. ;
First series of these sales will be conducted next
Saturday and Monday May II and 13th.
Second series the Following Saturday and Monday
May 18th and 20ch-
Sale Begins at 8 o’clock Sharp.
After this you will have to go somewhere else
to get such bargains as you will be able to get at
thece sales, as we will have no more to offer.
If you are a wise buyer you won’t let this chance go by*
J, A. MONTGOMERY,
503 Gloucester, Street-
Cream of Kentucky
—Whiskey---
SI.OO per quart. It is the best.
DOUGLAS & MORGAN.
Ascents.
Brunswick, Ga:
Elks Send Aid.
The Brunswick Elki, an organiza
tion only a few weeks old, yesterday
sent to the Elks of Jackeonvi!e a
jbeck for $25, in response to an appeal
for aid from the organization of this
city.
John Temple Graves Coming.
Mr, John Temple Graves, the noted
Georgia orator, has accepted an invi
tation, end will and liver an address in
this t .y at an early dale.