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Two More Testimonials.
MR. KENNON MOTT,
Brunswick. Ga.
DEAR SIR'. — The glasses you fittted to my eyes
some time ago have given m*- perfect satisfaction, and
I advise any one who may be suffering from their
eyes to consult you- Doping 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
glassses you fitted to my eyes, have given perfect
satisfaction. Yours very truly.
Rosendo Toms.
We adjust glasses properly, and give treatment.
Consul ation and examination FREE We have
glasses from 25c up per pair.
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry of all kinds, etc
Repairing and Engraving
KENNON MOTT, O. D.
EYE SPECIALIST,
ill Newcastle Btr.t,
faspsetor •> Wlichen lor Bomthorn Hallway. Time by Wire dally from Washington
KKKI'EK OK THE CITY CLOCRB.
Now Is Your Chance
To BUya Camera Cheap,
To reduce our present stock wwill sell, for the next
fifteen days, auyof our Cameras at 20 per cent discount
for CASH. A large assortment to select from, embracing
Pocket Folding, Filin and Plate Cameras of all kinds.
Come early and get the best.
FLEMING A WAFF’S.
SJLY - ?
Benjamin Franklin
Onee Said
“I only need to visit the grave yard of a
oommunlty to know the caracter 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 mau
soleum.'
For High Grade Work
We can save you money. Come and
see ub ie all we ask.
REED LaMANUE Mgr.
512 Monk Street.
W. H. BOWEN
Arvi CZ>-E3I_JN £3*=:?=?
Of Stone? Brick and Frame Building.
Manufacturer of Cjmeut, Tile an* Artificial Htons
PHONE 254-4
J. J. LISSNER,
I wuoi.Ku 4 i,rc
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY'AND BRAN / SPECIALTY
216 Bay Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
Xhis
M Whiskey
'i t jr*.
18 of standard proof and
quality and particularly
(~sn adapted to all’cases of in
*"£*'** disposition requiring a pure
JuKtl/nnove stimulating tonic
Jt ?/C . For saie only by, *
DOUGLAS & MORGAN, Brunswck, Ga
THE ‘BRUNSWICK TIMI 4 CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1991
SOME SOCIETY NEWS.
What it Going On in Brunswick's Gay
Social World.
BY -I ART M’NISH BUKSOI'tiHS.
Mrs. J, R. Maugham ia spending sev
eral pleasant weeks at Indian Spring.
Mr. J. O. Sparks and children have
returned from a visit to Bt. Simon
island, where they spent tome time in
one of the cottage* on the beaob.
Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Lott and children
leave ebortly to spend the summer at
Tallulah Falla.
Mr. and Mr*. Alvin B. Kowe and
little son, Master Alvin Rowe, Jr., of
Savannah, are spending some time in
Urunswlok, the guests of Mr*. M. C.
Kowe, at her home on Oak LawD,whera
they are being welcomed by many
friends.
Mrs. L>. U. Mann left a day or two
ago to tpsud the latter part of the
sainmer with friends in North Geor
gia.
It will interest many friends to know
that Mrs. L. A. Fleming ia spending
norne time at Indian Spring.
Mr. Charles Fleming has returned to
ISrunewiok, after eome time spent
pleasantly the guest of Miss Edna
Wii.n at her house party at her home
near Savannah,
A prelty wedding in Thomaeville
shortly will Interest many Brunswick
relatives and friends.
Many friends will be glad to know
that Mrs. G. V. Cates ia Improving
from her recent illness In Fort Valley,
so much so that Dr, Cates has been en
abled to return home, Mrs. Cates will
tomain iff for some weeks longer.
Mrs. Edwin Hob-ton, cf Brown wood,
ie receiving many charming attentions
and making a number of friends in
‘3runswiok, tbe attraoLve guest of her
sou, Mr. Edwin Krob<ton,at bis borne,
Pine Crest, where she is spending sev
eral pletsant weeks.
Mis. W, H. Lytle and son, Master
Stanley Lytle, have returned to Bruns
wick after a pleasant part of the sum
mer spent near Madison with friends.
Mrs. Will Taj lor bae relumed from
Cumberland island, where (be (pent
some weeks with friends.
Many Biunawiok friend* wbo re
member Mis* Caroline Smith, of Ini
and an Spring, wbo visited here eome
time ego,will be interested in Knowing
that she has accepted a position on The
Argus, one of the leading papers of
Jsokeon.
Miss Fannie Aiken, of I’dnaaooia,
after acme time on St. Simon island,
the guest of Mrs. F. D. Aiken, is re
ceiving many attentions in Brunrwiok,
the guest of Mite Mai King at bar
home on Albany street, where she ex
pects to remain for several weeks.
A pleasant party ia being organized
to spend one night of the latter part of
this week on Bt. Simon island on a
turtle bunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fleming are
sptodiog some time in Bruoaiviok, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Q. Fleming
at tb6ir homo on Grant street.
Many friends of Master SootiaWright
aie glad to know that he oontioues to
improve from his reoent painful illness
an bis borne on Halifax square, and
hopes are entertained that he will be
able to ba out before very long.
Mr, and Mrs. B. H, Daniels compli
mented the following friends with a
most ed joy able ti -li fry out at the oya
ter factory a day or two ago; Mrs.
Theodore Clark, Key. Thomas H.
Leitob, Rev. Marshall, Rev. Bryant,
Rev E. V, Mims. A delightful pionlo
lunch waa carried from home, and with
the flneet fish that could be oangbt
added, and fried to perfection, the
snowy table spread under the shade of
the cool green trees, with the grass for
a carpet and the marshes and water
and St. Simon island for a background,
the occasion was one long to be re
meubercd by all.
Many Bruuswiclc friends will be
pleased to know that Mias Aimee
BITS OF NEWS FOR
THE HASTY READER
Tigs About People Yon
Know
Mi CITY WINK
A Batch of News Picked Up Here
and There By Times-Call
Report^.
City aounoll meets tonight.
■.The R.Semen held an interesting
meeting last night.
Mr. G, R iVonmabß, of WaycroK,
waa in the city yesterday.
Mr. J.JM. Spenoe, Jr,, of W&resboro,
waa in the oity for a while yesterday.
The steamer Howland oarrled a large
colored excursion to St. Mary’s yes*
terday.
The Plant System pay car oame in
last night and delighted the many em
ployee in tbiaoity.
A number of young people went over
to tb9 island last night to attend the
dance given at the Arnold home.
The Vigilant, Brunewlok’a new tng
boat, will not be here before the middle
oj August, ea she will not be completed
before that time.
Yesterday was the oooleet day in
Brunswick in several weeks. The
themoneter only registered 84 atone
o’clook in the afternoon.
Mr. J, H. Walker, the Mieses Walker
of Atlanta, passed through the oity
yesterday en route to Bt, Simon, where
they will spend sometime.
A large lighter oame np from Cris
pen yesterday with a heavy load of
maohinery, which is being taken ont
of the old Crlspen mill. The machinery
was unloaded at the oity dook.
The street sprinklers could have bsen
used to good advantage yesterday.
The heavy wind caused olonde of dnet
to fly in every direotion, and the mer
obant’s store ie quite duety this morn
ing. Use the street sprinklers—that’s
what they were bought for.
No Mallory ship hag arrived this
week. The Mallory people obartered
another ship to take the run in place
of the Colorado, which met with an
accident a few weeks ago and was not
ready to leave New Tork Friday, The
other ship left Bundsy and is looked
for tcday.
Cofaen, formerly of this place, has jnat
completed a most luooessfal engage
ment in Oolumbns, where she was met
with great appreciation by the citi
zens, and her cornet playing was
loudly encored every number on the
program.
Miss Arab.lla Wright has been quite
111 at her home on Halifax square for
some days, to the regret of many
friends.
Mrs. Roseado Torrae and ohildren,
and Miss Laura Jones leave shortly
for Boston, they will
spend the sumnUv- e
At the Oglethorpe.
Among the arrivals at the Ogle
thorpe yesterday were:
Nat Kaiser, Atlanta; I. L. Lehman,
Philadelphia; J. H. Walker, Miss May
Walker, Mias Walker. Atlanta; W. E.
Myers. Tifton; J. M. Spence, Jr,.
Wareaboro; C. H. Andrew, Nashville;
O. J. Renfros. Petersburg, Va.; E. M,
Boyd, Blakeley; J. li. Felch, New
York; J. E. Philips, wife and tbra
children, Douglaeville; E. C. Davie and
wife, Atlanta; W. O. Harter, Chatta
nooga ; M. O. Field, Baltimore; George
R. Youmans, Wayorose; L. J. Harris,
wife and ohild, Macon.
FOR RENT—Lower floor of a large
bnilding, euitable’for an office, especi
ally lumber office. Address "Offloe”
care of Timeb-Cau.
Have your eleotrio wiring put in by
Baker, If you want it dona proper and
up to date at reasonable cost, 'JOS Glou
cester street.
GOLFERS HAD A BIG TIME.
High in Their Praise of the Treatment Ac
corded Them By the Darien People.
Golf waa ell the talk In the oity yes
terday by the lovers of the sport and
the game with Dar'en on Tuesday was
discussed at length by the nu-mbers of
the Brunswiok olub. It waa the first
matoh game that the club has played
with an out of town club.
Although our team met a defeat at
the bands of the Darien craoks, they
all report having a delightful time, and
•ay the Darien people know how to
entertain visitors as well ta they oan
play golf.
It is probably that the Darien olnb
will be invited to Brunswick fora
game shortly.
ARMED MEN ATTACK TRAIN.
Seven Passenger* Were Killed—Mexican
Guards Are in Pursuit.
Cordova, Mex , July 18.—A train on
the Vera Cruz and Pacific railroad was
attaoksd recently by a large force of
armed men at Tierra Bianca, a small
station. Seven men on the train were
killed.
Aa soon aa the news of the attack
reaohed Cordova a force of rnralee was
sent to the sosne and is now in pursiit
of the mob.
The oause of the attaok ie not known
here. It is said to have been made by
men who were formerly employed in
tbe oosti uoiion of tbe road.
NOTICE
On account of the rain
last Saturday night we could
not have our auction sale,
but will have same next Sat
urday and Monday nights.
Everything in the line of
bicycles, bicycle sundries,
etc., will be offered and you
are given an opportunity of
netting something at these
sales at a great big bargain.
Don’t forget the dates,
Saturday and Monday, July
20 and 22. Sale begins sharp
at 8 p. m.
J. A. Montgomery,
503 Gloucester t-
WANTED—At once 2 000 oords of
weod out at 66.) per cord- uloodwortb
& Jones.
When yon want a nice melon go to
Hoodenpjle’e, 100 A street. lam re
ceiving them daily frem S r , Simon.
Telephone me your orders.
J . M. Hoodenpjle .
Beet $1 shirt in the country f r 85c
at the season end sale at Heller’s.
Boys’ wash tuits, worth 50 and Tso,
at 30c, at the season end sale at
Heller’s.
It you want a nice cold and refresh
ing drink go to Butt a and aek “Bill”
to make you a limeade.
FOR SALE—To reasonable bidder,
one 9 room bouse, situated on Union
street between Glouoeeter and Mane-
Held, Apply R. R. Hopkins.
All summer dress good j at cost at the
season end aale at Heller’s.
If your piano needs toning leave
orders at Uunter-Salee Drag company,
and Mr. Henry Lonsberg, the expert,
will oali on you.
WANTED—Young lady to work in
dry goods store; one that understands
the business preferred. Apply at 202
Newoastle street. *
The silks at H. V. Addeiley’s are
from first hands and not motion trash.
Season end sale ar Heller’s may last
for a whole month, buc come early to
get yonr choice.
Freeh vegetables every day at
C. Arnheiter’s.
If yon Intend buying a summer silk
by all means see H. V. Adderley’s.
Men’s itraw hats at cost at the sea
son end tale at Heller’s
Go to Butte and ask for one of bis
delicious limeades.
Batts limeades are great,
You oan always And fresh melons on
toe at C. Arnheiter’e.
Men’s tan shoes at oust at the season
end tale at Heller’s.
JfflPv inNFYS AR£ GVERWORKED^^^
MM They make known their condiiion by
W BACKACHES. CHANGES IN URINE, AND IRRITABLE TEMPER^^
mm |f is DANGEROUS TO NEGLECT THESE, WARNINGS.
femwffßs]
■Si It cleanses the system of poisons and impurities. ML
m conveys a healing and strengthening innueiuce
,to the suffering kidneys. PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
stimulates ine Liver, Stomach and
and works a speedy improvement in
the condition of the body,
nm ibrists
W, J. Butts,
It’s Up To You!
We want money and have loads of first-class
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 ilGitio Prices —No Short .Mre
but good honest treatment and every article in our
stock marked down. These prices will give you an idea.
Ladies Shirt Wa ; sts, white and colored, worth 50c
at 29c Ladies Skirts worth $1.50 at 87c’
Bleaching 3 l2c- Calicoes 3 l-2c-
This is no “Bargain (?) Sale” but a bona-fide every
day business with the piofit cut out;
- Don’t Miss It.
Mrs. n. Isaac.
208-208 1-2 Newcastle. St.
Coney & Parker
DEALERS JN
Goal and Wood, Brick,
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shinglesfand Laths.
Agents for Mori is’. Brick.
Phone 18 525 Bay St.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SCHEDULE.
FOR SAVANNAH, WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK
Lv Brunswick r> 15 a m 7 20 a m §2 55 p m HSpu
Ar Savannah 8 00 am 1215 pm 815 pm 12 20 • m
Ar Washington 7 85 am 8 00 pm
Ar New York 2 03pm 6 28 s as
FOR MACON, ATLANTA, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO.
Lv Brunswick 7 2ft a m 9 06 p as
Ar Macon 130 pm 3 M)kn
Ar Atlanta 4 10 p m itotu
Ar Louisville 8 40 a ni 7 50 p m
A r Cincinnati 8 10am 7 88pra
Ar Chicago 5 30pm 7 10 pm
FROM NEW YORK, WASHINGTON AND SAVANNAH.
Lv New York 12 10 am 3 25 pas
Lv Washington 1115 am 9 sepm
Lv Savannah 5 00am (315 pm
Ar Brunswick 8 10 a m §8 1# p m
SUNDAY SCHEDULES BETWEEN BRUNSWICK AND SAVANNAHS
Lv Brunswick 5 IS am 7 20 a m 5 CO p m
Ar Savannah 9 00 a m 12 15 p m s 15 p m
Lv Savannah 5 00 a m 5 00 p m
Ar Brunswick 8 10 a m 8 35 p m
DAIL Y EXCEPT SUNDAY.
C. L. CANDLER, General Agent.
C. DOWNING, President. E. H. MASON, Vice-President. E. D. WALTER, Casbimb
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK,
CAPITAL’ $150,000
LOANS—DISCOUNTS—EXCHANGE—COLLECTIONS.
-—SAFE DEPOSIT BOSES FOR REE
nterest Allowed Ori Deposits in Savings Departn ea
DIKKCTORB
JOSEPH W. BENNET, C, DOWNING, ALBERT FENDIG,
Judge.Bnmswick Circuit, Pres. Downing Cos, ef 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
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, TRACER & CO., Distillers.;
This Whiskey is on sale at 2?c half pints, 5Cc pints,'
|I,OO quarts, at
DOUGLAS & MORGAN.
Agents.
Brunswick, Ga; , g