If you Want the Best in
CUT GLASS, or
SOLID SILVER, or
FRECNH CHINA for
a "Wedding Present, call on
KENNOIi MOTT, O. D.
Graduate Onticiaa-
Iti N.wcmtl. Street,
ispeotO' 0 Welcbt'S for Southern Kitiwi;. Tims if WirJ Itly from WasMugtoa
JIKKPKU OF THE CiITY CLOUK9.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Everything in the School
Book line at
FLEMING & WAFF’S,
Fop CASH Only.
SAV?‘
Beniamin Franklin
One© Said
“7 only need to visit tbe grave yard of a
community to know the earacter of the
people.”
Is Yrur Lot Creditable
We car: help you. We design and exes
cute anything from the simple grave mark
to the moat elaborate monument cr mans
(oleum.
For High Grade Work-
SWe can save you money. Come and
see ns is all we ask.
REED LaMANUE Mgr.
512 Monk Street.
J. J. LIsSNER,
X WHOLKBAIIE
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN / SPECIALTY
216 Bay Street. Brunswick, Georgia.
0. DOWNING, President. K. H. MASON, Viob-pkksidkrt. E. D. WALTER, cashier
THE NATIONAL BANK OF BRUNSWICK,
CAPITA!* $150,000.
LOANS- DISCOUNTS-EXCHANGE- COLLECTIONS,
-——SAFE DEPOSIT BOSES FOR ml
Interest Allowed On Deposits in Savings Department
DIMKCTOKH *
JOSEPH W. BKNNKT, C. DOWNING, ALBERT FENDIG,
Judge Brunswick Circuit, l’res. Downing Cos, of Brobstou, Fendig&Co
W. G. BRANTLEY, E. H. MASON; K. D. WALTER,
M. C. 11th Ga. Dist. . of E. 11. Mason <ft Cos. Cashier
lIKNRY I’, TALMADGK, I’rcs. Southern I’ine Cos., New York
A Whiskey Of Quality,
Adopted to all
pi cases of indisposi-
Ation requiring a
|p|l| stimulating tonic.
Hip Guaranteed and
,fy( sold only by
Skiitmerc IBIS WISH,
•£''/< : BlSlitl, til*.
THE BRUNSWICK TIMEB CALL THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1901
LAYING IRON
ON BAY ST.
BIRMINGHAM PEOPLE ARE
NOW COMING DOWN TOWARDS
THE UNION DEPOT.
The Bruns vick and Birmingham
peop e begaa Tuisdar laying tract on
Bay street and rumor has it that they
will rua trains all around the city be
fore tbe end of this week They bava
completed tr ck laying to ihur and ep
water fron’a/e and t re g-adual.y draw
ing in the line, between themselves and
tbe Union d-po\ Every Indications
point to a steaoy going forward of the
8. &B, work ad their semi—monthly
pay dty* make a big difference in the
looil merchant's oa h retdp s.
I IIS! GIH
Ijn HIT
Too Brunswick and B rminghim
railroad will iun the last SI,OO round
t ip excursion rate to S.vannah on
Sunday next.
This is tbe last ohanoe to go on these
Sunday excursions until next summer
and that is eight montba off.
Tbe new rout* has proven popular
and many will no doubt go.
TO DARIEN TO DAY.
Brunswick’s Baseball Team Will Run An
Excursion.
Tbe Naval Reserve baseball team w>U
go to Darien today and tbia afternoon
will play ball with the team of that
place.
For the trip the steamer Howland
baa and will lelve tbe
Ilessie dook at Sa. m. Returning tbe
Howland will leave Darien at 6 p. m
reaching here about 10 o’clook.
A grid crowd is expected to go with
tbe boys and a Hue time is anticipated
by all.
The line up for the game on the
Brunswick side is as fellows:
Hardy, oatcb.
Hunter, Pitoh and left field.
Abbott, first base.
Nightingale, second base.
K. Mallard, third base.
Hoyt, short stop.
Walker, left field and pitoh.
S. Mallard, right field,
G lden, center fie and.
Koinaine MoCullougb, umpire.
E. Miller, manager.*
To Handle Musical Goods.
M r s. Fleming & Writ have decid'd
to engage in the business of selling
musical Instruments and arc adding
piancs, etc., to their Urge stook of
stationery and farcy goods. This is a
live and suooeeefol firm.
Waiting on the Weather
Owing to the prevailing winds snd
wea<her a numbar of veisels aee bold,
ing off satlinr. AI. rge fl*et b due to
arrive also and they are doub less wait
ing for a favorable chance to oorao in.
Building New Houses.
Mr, R. K. Hopkins i, building four
new houssa on tbs lot next to tbe A T
Putnam bou-e on Union street, Two
face oa Ui i in alr-ef aod will be orna*
tnaucs to ttia* part of tbe oity,
IS o strike is are employed at Jim Car
ter>. Your ololhes are properly treat
ed wben sent to b in.
RICE STRAW FOR SALE.
Baled rices'raw delivered to Bruns
wick at seven dollars ($7,00) per ton in
lots of five tons or more. Six dollars
($0 00) per ton on plantation in lots of
one ton or more,
TOORGANIZE
FINE CLUB
MOVE ON FOOT TO ESTABLISH AN
ELEGANT AFFAIR ON ST. SIMONS
ISLAND IN NEAR FUTURE.
It is rumored on gord authority that
anew g,ro<* and plea-ure olub has been
organized and will shortly be incorpo
rated under the title of tbe “St. Simons
Club. ’ This irotltution will buy five
are* of ground on St. Simons at and
spend much money in club buildings
and beautifying it
Tbe olub has wealthy men at its back
and a well known looal attorney is
looking up the titles.
C* HAVE YOU EVER -
Tried phone 252-2 as a clothes oleanei?
The greit Black Patti Troubadours
are to appear at tbe Grand opera house
Friday, 27 r h Instant.
Those wbo are fortunate to be able to
attend tbe performance may confident
ly anttoipate a genuine treat. The
company is, without exception, one of
tbe beat of Its kind organised In thisor
any other country. Tbe two soore art
ists wbo comprise tbe oompauy have
been selected with rare judgment and
they offer superb support to Black
Patti, wbo ranks among tbe great sing
ers of tte day.
The perfcrmaooe they render inoludea
comedy, vaudeville and opera, pre
sents with magnificent and oostly
costumes and appropriate scenery. All
the popular darkey songs and buok
dances are introduced in the first part
sketch—“A Filipino Mis-Fir," Tne
great oparatio olio and a beautiful
voosl arrangement called “Songs of
Dixie” in which Black Patti and her
glorioua voice are important faotors.
There are ten big acts in the olio, in
cluding monologues by John Rucker,
the Alabama Blossom, and specialties
by the Stokes trio of whirlwind datvc
ers and singers; Maok Allen, wire
wonder; Ver Valins, musical wizard,
and others. A grand champion oake
walk contest open to all oomers will b ■
a special event. Many looal cake walk
ers have entered to oompere against the
Bisok Patti oake walkers for valuable
gold medals. The audience is to judge
the merits of the cmtea'ants and an
exoiting oake walk is assured.
Entire upper fioor reserved for ool
ored people.
Prices— 50 and 75i all over the bouse.
SPECIAL RATES VIA SOUTHERN
RAILWAY,
To Buffalo, N.Y., and retnro, tiok
ets good for twenty days from date of
for round trip.
San rancisoo,Cal.,and return $64.25
for the rouud trip. Tickets on tale
September IS to 26tb ino usive. Final
limit November 15.
Atlanta, Gs., ard return one fare for
the round trip Tickets on sale Octo
ber 8 to 26tb, inc'usive. Final liml
Ootober 29.
Macon, Ga., and return, one fare for
round trip. Tlokete on sale October
20(025'.b, inclusive. Final l mit No
vember Ist.
Savannah, Gs , and re'urn Fo- in
dividuals, one fare for round trip
For military companies, bras, bands
in uniform, twenty or more oo 0111
ticket $1 00 for round trip, Ticaets on
sale November 4. to 15th, inclusive,
final limii November 18
To Minneapolle, Mine,, and return,
one fare for tbe .round trip. Tickets
will be on sale Octob-r 7* 8, 10, 12 ;
with final limit October 21, 1901.
C. L. Chandler, General Agent.
PRESSING AND DYING
Done properly by Jim Carter. Pbore
•262-2.
Mr. F. D. Arnold, Arnold, la., writes: He
was troubled with kidney diseases about three
years. Had to get up several times during the
night but three bottles ot Foley's Kidney Cure
effected a complete cure, he (eels better than b<
ever did and recommends it to hie friends. W
J. Butta.
Enough
Said it
A shipment
of ‘CLover Hill”
butter just in
Fresh pure
pork sausages
just in, 12 l-2c
per pound.
Phone 158.
Astonishing
Are the prices we are now
selling Dry (roods and Notions.
We Have Bargains
Every Bay.
Mrs. fl. Isaac.
The Dry Goods Leader,
208—208 1-2 Mewcastia, St.
Ooney & Parker
DEALERS IN
Coal and Wood, Brick,
Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shingles and Laths.
Agents foiMoriis’ Brick.
Phone 18 525 BavSt.
"IT CERTAINLY IS GOOD.” -
The Famous ■
Cream of Kentucky Whiskey*
Try it, and You Will Agree With Us.
It cost 25c a half pint, 50c a pint, and sl.oo per
quart, and is sold in Brunswick, only by
DOUGLAS & MORGAN.
I. TRACEK & CO , Distillers,
Offices Cincinnati, Ohio, USA.
mrnm
CORNER of E and J STS.,
—Will open—
May, Sept. 300,1901.
TUITION:
Primary Grades, per month Ji.oo
Grammar “ “ “ l ?5
High School “ “ 1.50
MISSHALLIF. C. BRoBSTON.
Teacher,
REV. C. G. BRADLEY,
Warden.
fe are Sole Agents
For the
F-AIVIOL-IS
Hoffman House Bouquet,
Hoffmanettes. Hoffman
House Juniors, and
Hcffmanette Junior
cigars
B. Borcharat & Co-,
Who’esale Grocers and Produce.
Don’t you Think
It is about time now to
to take out your
Storm Insurance
Plenty of bad weather
all around us. It may
be our turn next.
Be sure—Don’t be sorry
Mm & Goodyear,
General Insurance Agents.
Phone 134-3.