The Brunswick times-call. [volume], June 14, 1901, Image 4

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WATCH THIS
SPACE.
For testimonials ot our Eye
Treatment and , Fitting of
Glasses
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY ETC.
Rerairing and Engraving
KENNON MOTT,
Jeweler and Graduate Optician i
111 Newcastle Street,
Inspector of Watohoe for Sontbera Hallway. Time l>y Wire dally from Washington
KKKfKH OB’ THE CITY .CLOCKS.
“OROWF
SELF SEALING FRUIT JARS
Call and examine before purchasing.
Will save you money.
FLEMING & .WAFF'S.
Sole Agents Remington Typewriters, Columbia Grapho
phones. i
SAY?
Benjamin Franklin
Onee Said
••I on“,y need to visit the grave yard of a
community to know the of the
people."
Is Your Lot Creditable
We can help you. We design and exe*.
cute anything from the simple grave mark
to the most elaborate monument or man*
■oleum.
For High Grade Work
We can save you money. Come and
eee ue ia all we aek.
REED LaMANUE Mgr.
512 Monk Street.
W. H. BOWEN
ANO SEIL-JIL-CDEIF*
Of Stone? Brick and Frame Building,
Manufacturer of t C ament, TU ui A tlttclal Stoue
TIIONE 254-4 - j
J. J. LISSNEK,
| WHOLESALE
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN k SPECIALTY
21G Bay Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
This
j| Whiskey
Is’of standard fproof and
quality and particularly
adapted to all cases of in
‘f'yt ic i'sc disposition requiring a pure
tfjffl ff /no VC stimulating tonic
JWf'C i For sale only by,
DOUGLAS & MORGAN, Brunswek, Ga
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES CALL; JUNE 14, 1901
BOARD OF EDItCfITIOK
E BURY UU
Continued from first page.
UR AM MR SCHOOL.
4th grade and Principal to be sup
plied by election of a man.
3rd grade—Miss Poweva Griffin,
2ud grade—Miss Alice Wrenob.
let grade—Miee May Bingham.
PRIMARY BCHOOL.
3rd grade and Principal—Miee Bettie
Alexander.
2nd gride—MU Connie Bot’e.
Ist grat*e B—Mat* Rita McKinnon,
let grade A.—Mine Lizzie Doming,
Superintendent and Secretary of tbe
Board—Q. J. Orr.
The aeoietary was instructed to bold
an examination July G;b for applicants
for teachers license, at which time a
High School as well as a Grammai
Sohool examination will be held.
Tbe male principal of tbe Grammar
School and tbe lady teacher of tbe 3rd
grade High School will bs cbosei at
tbe July meeting if possible. This
wil be held July 11.
Tae schools will be opened the 30tb
Of mxt September.
SOCIETY NEWS.
Continued frcm Ist page.
Miss Elizabeth Nightingale expeots
to leave in a few days for Knoxvillt,
where she will spend a part of the
summer, the guest of her aui t Mrs.
F. K. Huger,
Miss Amelia Lundin leaves shortly
for her home in Riohuiond, where sbe
will spend some time with her mother,
ft r wbicbshe will visit tbe mountains
if Virgiria and Virginia Bead), before
returning to Brunswick.
Miss J ulia Walsh, of Darien, altera
few days with friends in Brunswick,
has lsft for Florida, where elia will
spend several weeks
Miss Tallulah O’Neil is tbe guest of
Mrs. L. T. MoKidnon for severil days,
at her home on Halifai square,
GOT HIMSELF IN A PICKLE.
Mr. Gondbutter, of Cheese Avenue,
was instructed by his better bait to go
down town and get a quart of those
little sour Ghukins for 16c, but Mr.
Goodbutter feeling a little tired
dropped in a near by store and pur
chased what he thought would anawer
in place of what bis wife bad ordered.
Sbe soured on him very promptly, and
he promised that hereafter he would
go to A. C. Jeffers as instructed, I
keep Heinz pickling vinegar.
Mice,
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For the oonveniero
of Brunswiokians visiting But
falo daring the Pan-,American Expose
ition, we will furnish them with drafts
on that plane; also with identification
blanks, thus enabling them to carry
funds in perfect security, and avoid the
necessity of being Identified.
Brunswick Bank & Trust Cos.
B. W, Bile. Caehier-
PLANT SYSTEM SCHEDULE.
To take fffaot 12:01 a. m. Sunday
May 26, 1901.
Leave Brunswick 6:80 a. m. and
2:60 p m.
Arrive Brunswiok 9:60 a. m. and
7.30'p. m.
WANTED
100,000 Pouuds
ot dry deer togue
clean and free
from straw, grass
etc.
J. W. "Watkins
208 Bay St,
If you want to get In society drink
the celebrated "400” ooffe, one pound
paokage 350, for sale by A. C. Jeffers,
219 Newcastle street.
p* VI ARE:YOU FEELING BADLY? f 4
yR!CKUn\SH JSPJER3J
THE TEACHERS’ EXAMINATION.
A List of Those Who Passed Successfully
And Will Get Their License.
Supt. Orr bas finished grading tbe
papers of applicants for lloense who
stood tbe teaobers’ examination last
Saturday and bas licensed tbs follow
ing persons : Mrs. Jennie Cassil, Miss
es; S. S. Lefford, Bonnie Roes, Edith
Ferguson, Edna Ferguson, Quisle D.x
on, Kate Hollzendorff, Janie Symons,
Irma Lambrigbt,Leonide Courier,
COLORED TEACHERS.
W. R. Hilton. W. C. Goldin, Victo
ria Harrington, Clara Whitebead, Ida
Minor, Janie Garrett, Mary Dant, Lot.
tie Burroughs, Fannie Minor, Mabel
Coles, Julia Tatnall, Camilla Sowell,
Clara Grove, M. E. Williams, Dora
Armstrong, Elizabeth Jaokson, Zalie
Mcßae, Eden Smith Smith, Elizabeth
Stevens, Sadie Edwards,
TbeA were iu all forty-two appli
cants for license. Of this number two
of the whites and ten of tbe negroes
failed to make tbs required average.
DAWSON HARD AT WORK,
That Enterprising Little City Wants The
Brunswick and Birmingham.
A speoial from Dawson says: Daw
son and Terrell oounty are still at work
trying to get tbe Brunswiok and Binn
ing railroad. At a recent meeting the
CouLty Commissioners pledged co-op
eration and passed resolutions granting
the road tl:c privilege to cross all public
roads and streams in the oounty. Tbe
city oounoilalso agreed to let tbe road
oross its streets. Three parties have
offered to donate terminal facilities and
all who have been seen in toe country
are eager. to give right of ® r ay through
their lauds.
Dividend Notice,
The directors of The Brunswick Bank
Si Trust oompany have this day deulert and
a dividend of three dollars per share on
its oapital etook, payable from the net
earnings of said bank from January
first to July first, 1901, on and after the
latter date.
Hoyt W. Gale, Cashier.
ciosed His Engagement.
Sevecgala, the hypnotist, owing to
the bad weather and laok of patronage,
closed his engagement! at the opera
boose last night. more good
work in his lloe was done at bis last
pertormanoe, wbioh demonstrated that
he is the best hypnotist that has ever
vieited our city,
I want about twelve more monthly
enstomers; satisfaction guaranteed. A,
C. Jeff ere, 219 Newoaatle street.
Special Notice.
The* attention of the consumers of
water gae and electricity Is called to
the yellow covered book of rates and
rules Usued June Ist and it is asked that
they will acquaint themselves with its
provisions as said roles and regulations
will bo enforced. Special attention is
called totbe rules governing sprinklers
and to city ordinanoe No. 81, approved
May 14 1900, fixing the time for nslng
them as between 4 and 9 p, m. at any
one day and at no other time. Where
sprinklers are found running at any
other hoars the inspeotor will out off
water at once from the premises and a
charge of 25 cents must be paid before
it will be turned *on again. If same
sprinkler should be found running a
second time tho occupant of the pretnU
sis will be put on dooket. There is
plenty of water for all neoess ary pur-,
poses and for 5 hoars use of sprinkler,
which is considered a liberal time, but
beyond that the supply will run
short and in event of a fire might cause
serious loss. It is hoped that this
warning will be heeded -sprinklers
when allowed, are so allowed under the
rules and In conformity with the city
ordinance, fixing lime at from 4 to 9 p
m. of each day and ot no other time.
Brunswick Light and Water Cos.
LOCAL ANBjMNAL
Mr. J. A. Foster came over from St
Simon yeaterday.
Mr. G. W. Wright was in tbe oi I
yeaterday from Sterling
Mr. L. R. Aiken spent yesterday in
the otty from Mt. Pleasant,
Mr. Alex Livingston was in tbe city
yesterday from Fanoy Bluff.
Mr. Walter B. Jennings, of Boston,
Ga. t was a visitor to the oity yesterday.
Mr, J. T. Strickland, of Wayorosr,
was registered at tbe Og ethorpe yes
terday.
Mr. Lon Dickey, of Fi.zgeratd, was
among yesterday’s arrivals at the
Ogletborpe.
A large number of Brunewickians
will take in the oheap excursion to
Atlanta on the 24cb.
Tbe Library seiociation will give
their festival in, the park either on
Monday or Tuesday,
Mr, J, T. Parnell returned to bis
borne in Knoxville, Tenn., last night,
after a phased visit to the oity,
Excursion to Atlanta.
A big excursion will be run to At
lanta from Brunswick on June 24 over
tbe Southern railway,and the low rate
of $3 for tbe round trip will be offered.
Tbe excursion is beiog arranged by
Hamp Soarlett, tbe well known colored
excursion oraanizar, but there will be
separate cars for white people who
desire to take the trip, Train will
leave Brunswick at 7:20 a. m. on
Monday, June 24
Freeh vegetables etc., every day, A.
C. Jeffers, 219 Newcastle at,
shoe polish when it does not
cost any more than tse infer
ior brands on the market.
We have a splendid assort
ment of
Whittemores
the world’s standard, it does
not break or crack the
leather.
fJmitfiA Jiw/may.
Sugar Cane syrup tame as new, eosts.
per gallon oan, A. C. Jeffers, 219 New
castle at.
□ Merchants wanting rioe would, do
well to oall on The Downing Cos.
u. a. coue;
dentist
OFFICE IN KAISER BUILDING OPPO
SITE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
ELI ZISSIMATO,
3021 Newcastle St.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO
All Kinds of Oaniy .
CHARTS FOR SAI.K.
Charts, Tide Tables, and other pub
lications of the United Stages Coast
and Geodetic Survey, tor sale oy 0.
W. Demlng, No, 818 Union street
Telephone 152.
SCHEDULE OF STEAMER BESSIE.
Steamer Hessie for Brunswick and St. Simon
pier. In effect May 26,
Lv. Brunswick 8 SO am
Lv, Brunswick 10 SO am
Lv Brunswick 5 80 pm
Ar. St. Simon Mills 6 30 pm
Lv. St 8!mon Mills 6 00 am
Lv St. Simon Pie*- 6 80 am
Lv St. Simon Pier 4 00 1111
Lv. St. SI iron Pier 5 30 pin
SUNDAY;
Lv. Brunswick 10 no am
La. Brunswick 2 30 pm
Lv. st Simon Pier 11 00 am
Lv. St. Simon Pier a ou pin
THRIFTY BUYERS STUDY
Look where you will, Compare prices where you
will. You will find it impossible to match such bargains
as we offer,
ITS TO YOUR INTEREST TO BUY NOW.
Don’t forget the elegant silverware we are
offering as a premium to our customers.
Mrs.n. Isaac.
The Leader in Dry Goods,
208—208 1-2 Newcastle, St.
HORSESHOEING AND REPAIRING.
We have a first class Horse Shoer, and Guarantee
to turn out only
THE BEST WORK.
Your horse will not' have to wait .half a day to
be shod.
Will do it Promptly
We also do first class repairing and will put your
buggy or wagon in good shape at reasonable prices.
One trial will prove ou assertion,
FERGUSON & LAMBRIGHT,
308 Reynolds Street-
Coney <& Parker
DEALERS IN
Coal and Wood, Brick,
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shingles and Laths
Agents for Morris’ Brick.
Phone 18- 525 Bav St.
CHINESE RESTAURANT
ESTBLISHED 1889.
CHUE HALL, Proprietor
You can get the best the market affords by eating here
213 GRANT ST,
P. S.—Orders taken for 0, K> Laundry.
“'*■: t - va
C. DOWNING, President. E. H. MASON. Vice-President. E. D. WAI TER, Cashiib
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK,
__ CAPITA T.E5150,000
T-OANS—DISCOUNTS—EXCHANGE— COLLECTIONS.
m mnannxß rot ton.- —
Interest Allowed On Deposits j n Earing* lUtailD
directors
JOSEPH W. BENNET, C, DOWNING, ALBERT FENDIG,
Judge Brunswick Circuit, Prea. Downing Cos, of Brobston, Fend’ig * Cos,
W. G, BRANTLEY, E. H. MASON; E..D. WALTER,
M.'G. 11th Ga. Diet. ©f E. H. Mason & Cos. Cajhier.
HENRY P, TALMADGE, Pres, Southern Pine Cos., New York
RICE!
RICE!
RICE!
Five Car Loads Just Received.
We bought it to sell. Mer
chants wanting rice will do well to
call or ’phone for samples.
THE DOWNING' COMPANY.
Cream of Kentucky
—Whiskey—
SI.OO per quart. It Is the best.
DOUGLAS & MORGAN.
Agents.
Brunswick, Ga: