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Tvo More Testimonials.
MR. KENNON MOTT,
Brunswick. Ga.
DEAR Slß'. The glasses you fittted toiny eyes
some time ago have given m* perfect satisfaction, and
I advise any one who may be suffering from their
eyes to consult you* Hoping that you may continue
successfully, 1 beg to remain,
Yours very truly,
C. H. DUDLEY, SR..
St. Simon Mills.
Mk* KENNON MOTT.
CITY.
DEAR SIR:— I beg to advise you, that the
glasssea you fitted to my eyes, have given perfect
satisfaction. Yours very truly.
Roscndo Torras.
We adjust glasses properly, and give treatment.
Consul ation and examination frre. We have
glasses from 25c up per pair.
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry of all kinds, etc
Repairing and Engraving
KENNON MOTT, O. D.
EYE SPECIALIST.
11l Ntwc&sUs fctreat,
Aipeelore Wetohee for BonUern Railway. Time hy Wire ilelly /ram Wueiterto*
KKKPKK OF THE CITY CLOCKS.
Now Is Your Chance
To BUya Camera Cheap,
To reduce our present stock wwill sell, for the next
fifteen days, any of our Cameras at 20 per cent discount
for CASH. A large assortment to select from, embracing
Pocket Folding, Film and Plate Cameras of all kinds.
Come early and gee the be>t.
FLEMING & WAFF'S.
SAY?
Benjamin Franklin
Once Said
“I only need to visit the grave yard of a
community to know the car&cter of the
people.”
Is Your Lot Creditable
We can help you. We design and exe
cute anything from the simple grave mark
to the mo3t elaborate monument or mans
soleum.'
For High Grade Work
We can save you money. Come and
see us is all we ask.
REED LaMANUE Mgr.
512 Monk Street.
W. H. BOWEN
AMOBUII CD EEI FR
*
Of Stone? Brick and Frame* Bui Id in a,
Btanuf&cti'rer of Cement, Til® and At tl tidal Stone-
PHONE 254-4
J. J. LXSSNER,
WUOT.KSAI.K
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN t SPECIALTY
21*3 Bay Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
This
W Whiskey
Is of standard proof and
quality and particularly
adapted to all cases of in
l / y disposition requiring a pure
dialttmcre stimulating tonic
d^?//C^. For sale only by,
DOUGLAS & MORGAN, Bruuswck, Ga
THE BRUNSWICK TIMES CALL. SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1901
SOME SOCIETY NEWS.
What is Going On in Brunswick’s Gay
Social World.
BY MART M’NISH BURROUGHS,
Mr. Samuel Cough, of Dalton, la
•pending some time on St. Simon
island, tba guest of her daughter, Mrs.
O. J. Orr, at her cottage on the beaob.
Mr, and Mra. L. Johnson, of Way
ofoss, era among the vfiitora to St.
Simon island, (pending iom time in
the cottages.
Miss Nell Laoblisoo has returned to
her home in Darien, after some time
on St. S mm island, (he guest of Miss
Roberta Cook et bar pretty oottage.
Mra. H. R. Hopkins expects to leave
about the drat of August for Buffalo,
Baltimore, Washington and ether
places of interest to spend several
weeks.
Misses Fannie and Mary Aiken, of
Pensacola, are reoeiving many atten
tions on St. Simon island, the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Atken at their
cottage.
After a visit to friends at Olenburn,
Pennsylvania, Miss Constanoe Butts is
now spending some time at Wilkes
barre, and expects to vlait Boston for
several weeks before returning to ber
borne in Brunewiok.
Two pretty wedding* In Darien in
the Dear future will be of interest to
many friends in Brunswiok of tbe
young people, all of wbom are well
known here.
Mrs. J. A O. Cook, of Valdosta, ia
spending some time on St. Simon
island, the guest of her sister, Mrs, M.
A. Cook, at ber cottage.
Mias Minnie Marks leaves today for
Atiania, where abe will spend some
time with her sister, Mrs. Ed Gersbon,
and then go to Birmingham for several
weeks before returning to Brunswiok.
Many friends regret to know that
Mr, Stetson Fleming oontinues quite
ill at his home on Grant street.
Mrs. M. P. King and Miss Mai King
are expected homo tomorrow, after sev
eral weeks on St. Simon Island, tbe
gueet of Mr. and Mr*. F. D. Aiken at
their oottage.
Mist Etta Rotbseblld, of Ssvannafa,
ia expected in Brunswiok tbia week, to
spend some time the attraotivh guest
of Misa Flora Marks at her home on E
street boulevard.
Many friends are glad to know that
Mrs. G. V. Cates, who was so ill In
Fort Valley a few days ago, is improv
ing, and that Dr. Cates, who was called
by her illness, is expected home eoon.
Mrs, S. Msrke leaves today for At
lanta, where she will spend sometime
the guest tf her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Gersbon, at her home.
Mrs. Ed Fleming and little son, attar
a visit to Brunswiok, return to their
home in Jacksonville this week.
Mrs. J. B. Game and ohildren are
spending several pleasant months in
the mountains of the Carolines, and
will oe Joined shortly by Mr. Game,
who will spend bis vaoetion with
them.
Mrs. M. J, Colson is spending several
days in Brunswiok from St. Simon,
where she is spending the summer the
guest of ber sitter, Mr?, M. A. Cook.
A delightful aft'iir a few evening ago
was the party given by Mrs. James
Mason, at her home on Albany street,
in oompliment to her nieoe, Miss Fan
nie Holt, of Jacksonville, who is spend
ing some time in Brunswick,
Mrs. L. E Ellison, of Columbus, is
spending some time ia Brunswick, tbe
g jest of Mrs. Alfred Christie at her
home near the boulevard, where she is
making many friends.
Many friends regret to know that
Mrs. H. L. Hine continues quite ill at
her home on Gloucester street.
Mrs, J. C. Wilder, of Maoon, is
spending some lime in Brunswick the
guest of friends.
A pleassut meeting of tbe Eastern
PITHY PERSONALS
POINTEDLY PDT,
Dailr Doings Deftly Do
scrlbed.
mm scooped.
The Tales the Type Truthfully!
Tell to The Thrifty
Throng.
I saw her in the ballroom,
A figure moat divine,
A shape that Venus might have liked,
Superb in every line.
I saw her at the seaside;
The contrast made me aigb,
I cannot help believing now
That“flguroa”often lie. A.
—Baltimore American.
Mr. J. F. Drake, of Atlanta, is ref*
istered at the Oglethorpe.
Mr. C. F. Smith, of Lumber City,
waa in the oity yesterday.
Mr. E. M. Boyd, of Blakely, Ga.,
spent yesterday la the oity.
A large number of oountry folks
were In the oity yesterday.
Tne rain laet night played bavoo
with the merchant* Saturday night
business.
Mr. HC. Paws:l, of Atlanta, was
among yesterday’* arrivals at tbe
Oglethorpe.
There were only a few arrests in
police circles last night. Things were
unusually dull on account of the rain.
Rev. W. M. Hunter, of Blaoksbear,
arrived in the eity yesterday and is the
guest of Rev. W. F. Hollingsworth at
tbe Oglethorpe.
Messrs. L. Piokard and W, L. Mura
row, oame down from T.fton yesterday
and will go to S'. Simon this morning
to spend some time.
Mr. Leon A. Wilson oame dow from
Waycrcss yesterday and will spend
today with his family, who ars spend
ing some time on S„ Simon.
Hessie No. 1 will leave Mallory wharf
at 9 a. m. on Sunday for Cumberland,
returning at 6 p. m. Fare, including
street car iare and dinner, $1.25.
Messrs. Arthur Clarae and Andrew
Calhoun raised through tbs oity last
night en route to Atlanta, from Cum
berland, where they have been spend
ing some time.
Star Chapter a few evenings ago was
terminated with a big watermelon cat
ting. The meetings through the earn
mer from t is time on will be devoted
more to pleasure than work. There
will be cool refreshments served at
eaoh one, and tbe first meeting in Aug
ust will be devoted to ohildren. There
will be musio, readinge and recitations,
and delightful refreshments served.
Edwin Renbeu is the name given the
bright little son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Fendig. *'•**"
At the Oglethorpe.
Among the arrivals at the Ogle
thorpe yesterday were:
J F Drake, Atlanta; C F Smith,
Lumber City; J W Boston. Richmond,
Va.; E M Boyd, Blakely; P A Allen.
Chicago; AJ Bowron, Birmingham;
Arthur Clarke and Andrew Calkoon,
Atlanta; R S Patter ion, Danville, Va.;
L Pickard and W I. Marrow, Tifton;
Lecn A Wilson, Waycros*; HC Powell
Atlanta; Rev. W M Hunter, Black
sbear,
WANTED—Young lady to work in
dry goods store; one that understands
the business preferred. Apply at 202
Newoattle street.
Tbe silks at H. V. Addeiiey’s are
from first hands and notanotion trash.
Tbe loveliest patterns of summer silks
at reduced prices. H. V. Adderley.
FOR RENT—One furnished room,
496 G street.
Season End Sale at J. H. Heller A
Bro.
Come early and avoid the rash. Sea
son end bargains. J. H. Heller &
Bro.
THE M’KENDREE REVIVAL.
Good Work Continues and Large Congre
gations Attend.
In spite of the rain and lightning
quite a number were present at Mo
kendree eburob last evening to bsar
Rev. Mr. Leitoh. He took for bis text
the words, “Have faith in Gjd,"and
made a most Impressive talk, which
waa followed by a conaeoration service,
the great majority of those present
offering themselves to the Lord for
ehristian work in winning souls for
Christ.
Today there will be three services—
at 11 a, m.and 4 and Bp.n. Mr.Leitob
will do tte preaching and bis co
worker, Mr. Fred Marshall, will have
charge of tbe singing,
Tbe meeting will oontlnue tbrougb
the coming week. There will be two
•ervioes a day at 4 in the afternoon and
8 in tbe evening.
Mr. Leitoh has a wonderful bold
upon bia congregations, and by his
simple presentation of gospel trntb,
sends oonviotion borne to tbe hearts of
his hsarers.
The publio generally is extended a
special invitation to attend the ser
vices today.
HESSIE TO CUMBERLAND.
Cumberland Route Has Arranged to Run the
Hessie on Sunday.
This will be an exoellent opportunity
to visit this popular resort, tbe rate
baviog been reduoed to $1.25 for tbe
round trip, including dinner and oar
fare.
Hessie No. 1 will leave Mallory wharf
at 9 a. m„ and leave Cumberland at 6
p. m
Successful.
Hannon Mott, the jeweler and eye
doctor, ia having wonderful euooass In
treating eyre, and among tbe hundreds
he has treated all have fclven entire
satiafaotUn. In bisliua of duty Mr.
Mott keeps the latest and b ■ , and be
now has in a r.ios line of diamonds.
S stands (or season end sale Sure
enough bargains at J. H. Heller & Bro.
The El Balooo keeps all k'nds of
oigarettes.
Tbe finest iunob in ibe oi'y strved at
the Elk saloon every day, 11 to 1.
$1.25
Sunday rate to Cumberland, includ
ing street car fare and dinner.
Tbe sllka at H. V. Adderley’s are not
uheap silks, but good silks cheap.
Tbe finest meats in tbe oity at
C. Arnhsitei’s
FOR SALE—To ab'e bidder,
one 9 room house, situated on TJjion
street between Gloucester and Mane
field. Apply R. R. H pkms.
FOR RENT—Private family will
rent three unfurnished rooms to respeo
table couple; nioe house and goo 1 lo
cation. Address X, oare Timee-Call.
Heine sweet pioklea in bnik at Har
per’s, ’phone 158.
N. V. latest “Pcrfeoto” cigarettes at
the Elk aaloon.
If yon want your jewelry repaired,
gi to Mott’e.
Fresh vegetables every day at
C. Arnheiter’s.
If you want an up to date lunch go
to the Elk—ll to I—today.
FOR RENT—A 5 room bouse, good
locality. Apply L. A. M'ller. Bay St
Give us vonr orders, see bow quiuck
you will get them from Harper's,
’phone 1?8.
We are aever idle, always busy sell
ing or opening new goods. Harper’s
’phone 158.
If yoa want glsascs, go to Mott’s.
If you want Jewelry, go to Mott’s,
If you want silverware, go to Mott’s,
Have you seen those bargains that
are offered at tbe season end sale? J.
H. Heller & Bro.
Season end bargains at season erd
said. J. H. Heller & Bro.
Tbe sort at Cumberland is tbe finest
on the Allantio ooast. The tide will be
right for flood tide bathing Sunday
afternoon. Hessie No. 1 leaves Mallory
warf at 9 a. m., and returning leaves
Cumberland at 6 p. m.
NEW NEW
ON ICE
By tomorrow’s New York steamer w: will receive
ON ICE a full line of German Delicatessen and Lunch
eon Specialties,
FISH.
Fine Salt Mackerel,
Fine Columbia River Salmon
Fine Imp French Sardines,
Fine Imp Russian Sardines,
Fine Broiled Brook Trout in
Tomato Sauce,
Fine Mackrel Sauced in cans
Fine Kippered Herring in cans
Fine Imported Anchovis,
Fine Russian Caviar.
SAUSAGES
Fine Bolognas’,
Fine Salami,
Fine Cervelate,
Fine Vienna Sausages,
Fine German Pompernickel bread
Fine Bohemian Rye bread.
We also keep a General line of Fine Groceries*
Give us a trial, we guarantee satisfaction,
B. NUSSBAOM DELICATESSEN STORE.
Next to Smith’s Pharmacy.
Phone [phone] Newcastle Street.
It’s Up To You!
We want money and have loads of first-elass
goods upon which we are going to
SACRIFICE OUR PROFITS
to get it. We tell you this concisely and leave it
entirely to your good judgement as to whether you
take advantage of this
Sale of Seasonable Dry Goods
all during the week, beginning July 15th
No lieodina Prices—No non Moms
but good honest treatment and every article in our
stock marked down. These prices will give you an idea.
Ladies Shirt Waists, white and colored, worth 50c
at 29c Ladies Skirts worth $1.50 at 87c*
Bleaching 31.2 - Calicoes 3 l>2o-
This is no “Bargain (?) Sale” but a bona-fide every
day business with the piofit cut out;
Don’t Miss It.
Mrs. n. Isaac.
- 208 1-2 Me wc as tie, St.
‘ !-- ■ JL , . I
C. DOWNING, President. E. H. MASON, Vice-President. E. D. WALTER, Cashier
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK,
CAPITAL $150,000
LOANS—DISCOUNTS—EXCHANGE—COLLECTIONS,
:=aa— BOXES TOR RENT,
nterest Allowed On Deposits in Savings Deraitn en
directors
JOSEPH W. BENNET, C, DOWNING, ALBERT FENDIG,
Judge Brunswick Circuit, Pres. Downing Cos, of Brobston, Fendig A Go,
W. G. BRANTLEY, E. H. MASON; WALTER,
M.'C. 11th Ga. Dist. of E. H. Mason & Cos. Cashier.
HENRY P, TALMADGE, Pres. Southern Pine Cos., New York
ill ARE YOU FEELING BADLY? £ M
►PRICKLYASH BITTERN 3
W. J. Butts,
Kentucky Is Famous
For its Beautiful Women,
Thoroughbred Horses.
OURS IS -and Fine Whiskies.
THE CREAM
Whiskey.
Meaning the Cream Production of the State.
I, TRAGER &CO., Distillers.;
This Whiskey is on sale at 2£c half pints, 5Cc pints,
SI,OO quarts, at
DOUGHS & MORGAN.
Agents.
Brunswick, Ga:
CHEESE
Fine Imp Swiss,
Fine Fromage du Brie,
Fine New Uhatel,
Fine Philadelphia Cream,
Fine America Cream,
MEATS
Fine Roast Beef,
Fine Chipped Beef,
Fine Spiced Beef,
Fine Shoulder Spiced,
Fine Smoked Tongues.
Fine Roll Spiced Beef,
Fine Beef Fat.