The Brunswick times-call. [volume], October 27, 1901, Image 8

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Ml Quarrel Vffi your Ml
Probablv your watch isn’t l o blame —it would
keep good time if you and let it. Every watch needs
cleaning, regulating, aud a little repairing now and
then—you can’t expect a watch to keep good time
forever without any attention. Bring your watch,
clock or jewelry to our store when there is anything
wrong and we will make it as good as new*.
Engraving and manufacturing.
CZZXKL-. L_ NOW.
KENNON MOTT, O. D
Jeweler and Graduate Ovtician
-111 KiweMUl StiMt,
naptetor e Watetaia for Hooth.rn RUw7- Time bf Wire d*tl7 from Wul.lijtot
KKKPKB OF THE CITY.CLOCKB.
Know Ye All.
We aie prepared to handle your business as quick as
money can buy goods and railroads can haul ’em,
HOW’S THAT FOR PROMPTNESS*
Everybody Kr.ows our Work and Prices are Satisfactory,
fine Memorial Work,
Hard-wood Mantels, Grates,
Tilina, Iron fencing, etc
Come to see us, REED E. LaMANUEMgr.
•>l2 Monk street.
STATE FAIR!
Conducted by the
SAVANNAH FAIR ASSOCIATION
UNDER Til E AUSPICES OF
Tie Georgia State Agricultural Society,
At Savannah,
Nov. 6 to 16, iqoi.
$15,690 IK PREMIUMS!
And in Addition
$5,000 Speed Ring Purses.
This fair has for its object the development
and promotion of Georgia’s
Agricultural, Mechanical? Industrial
and Domestic Resources
and should mil will bam the practical support of every county and every
oomumnity In the Slate In no other way oan our magnificent poaeibilitiee be
ao well introduced to the country to the world.
FREE AMUSEMENT
of s specially attract ive nature wnl be provided, and Savaunah’s well known
ability to exocll will bo exerted to furnish enjoyable entertainment to every
visitor. The Premium List ie the most comprehensive and inviting ever
offered exhibitors end with its numerous departments will prove very attrac
tive to competitive ambition.
For copies of the Premiulti List or other information address
A. B. MOORE, General Manager,
or J. C, SHAW, Seretary.
Room 16 Board of Trade, Savannah, Gra.
A Whiskey Of Quality,
Adopted to all
■iv> cases of indisposi
tion requiring a
H stimulating tonic,
Guaranteed and
( ;{^o} ( c/c r /T ] *°\d only by
sßa('nitorc DOM & Ml,
. ■ BllMtt GlOliil.
BRUNSWICK fIMES-UALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1901
PERSONAL
MENTION
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
BRUNSWICKIANS AND THEIR FRIENDS
FROM LOCAL AND OTHER SOURCES.
There will be *ervice* at St. Mark'*
church today at the usual hour.
Mias Leslie Butts and Mrs. George
Palmer Smith have returned from au
extended yisit to friends and relatives
in New York and Pennsylvania.
Mrs. H. E. Lucas and Miss Rebeooa
Lnoas have returned from a summer
trip to North Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Tupper have
returned from a several wi jks visit
north.
n
The many friends of Capt, John H.
Lso are congratulating him on hU
marriage a tew days ago to Miss Emina
MoDonald, a charming young lady of
Windsor, Novia Scotia, Cap* 1 , Leo
brought his bride to tbls city on the
Mallory line steamer Monday anu they
will make their future home here.
Mis. Julius May eas returned from a
pleasant trip to Naw York.
Mr. C.aranoa H. Laavy will leave
thD morning for Gainesville,F a .where
he has a lucrative editorial position
on the gun offered bun.
He has a host of friends here who
wish him every success in his new Held
confident of his ability to ti i the
position cieditabiy.
FOR KENT —Two furnish, and rooms.
Gentlemen prefered. 503 George St.,
opposite Hanover park.
Hard Wood Mantels. Reed E. Lv-
Manoe, Manager.
Social at St. Jude’s.
On Monday sv.-nlng October 28, the
aongregation of St. Judy’s Epitoopal
church will be plea-ed to have the
company of a 1 its member* and fmnls
from 8 to 10 o’clock.
As this date is St. S'mon’e aod Br.
Jude’s Day, it is considered the mast
appropriate time at which to hold a
sooial gathering and from to start cm
wiu'er’s work.
The Play Last Night. !
“The James Boys of Missouri” pleas
ed a good audience at the Grand last
night.
Joe Wallace will be at his oyster
house from 9:30 to 9 o’clock this morn
ing to deliver oysters to the people
that have them in cis cold et irage.
Please send for them.
NEWChf.ARTS
ARE ISSUED
BRUNSWICK HARBOR, ST. SIMONS
SOUND. ETC., ARE OUT IN A
NEW EDITION.
C. W. Deminir, agent of the United
State? Coast and Geodetic Survey re.
oeived official noticj'Oct. 23rd, to tbe
effeot that new editions of charts have
been pubii'hfd and they oanoel the old
Chart No 447 of Brunswick Harbor,
St, Simon Sound, etc , are issued un
der dete of Oct. 17, 1901, cn a scale
of 1-40,000; prioe, 263.
Chart No. 431 of Charleston Harbcr
is also issued in new edition under same
date on a so&le of 1-30,000; prioe, 60c.
Orders for these new editions of
oharta are now being filled. Address
C. W. Denting. Phones 31 or 152.
Offioe at residence, No, 2iß Union St.
PROGRAM
Of "Rally Day” Exercises of Presbyterian
Suuday School Today.
An interesting program for tbe
“Rally Day’ ex .-roues of the Presb, •
tenan Suaoav .School, whiou will be
given at 3:40 .’olock this afternoon Lai
been arranged. It la as follows :
So^g.
Prayer.
Weloome By Superintendent.
Beng ’“Telephone to Heaven,’’
By Margarita Sparks.
Recitation “A Time for Rally Day”
By J. D. Sparks, jr.
“Rally Day Song” By Ten Children
Recitatiou * Others’’
By C'-rrie Loren'zen.
Song.
“Knight” By F,mr Boys
Robert Hopkins, Meoy Mason, An dr tit
Wright and Henry Cook.
Solo Mis* Luoile Buts
Recitation “Our Rally Day”
By Eva Cock.
Song.
R citation ‘ Harry of Joseph"
by Annie Dempster.
Address— Rav. W. M. Hunter of Black
shear.
Song.
Collection,
Song.
Benediction.
MUST REMAIN CLOSED
Judge Bennet Will not Allow Foot of
Gloucester Street to be Opened.
i
Judge B nuett yeatardayjhanded diwn
his dromon in the suit brought to have
the toot of G oacester Street opened
and refused to issue maudamne absolnte
to compel the mayor aod conncil t >
open It. This wse the suit brought
by Mr. B. Hirch and others.
Attyg Crovatf & Whitfield appeared
for the plaintiff and A ttys W. G.
Brantley, F. E Twit'y and W. E. Kay
ter .he city.
An Oversight in Printing.
On two pages of this issue appears
the financial statement of the City cf
Brunswick for July. By an oversight
the following as quoted was left off the
report when printed:
“Examined and approved.
J. E. dußiynin,
Chairman.
W. R. Cox,
T. Newman,
Finance Committee,”
LOW RATES via SOUTHER RY.,
Grand Lodge F. & A. Masons at
Macon October 29, 1901. One fare for
round trip. Tickets on sale Ootober
27 and 28; final limit November 1
Southern Interstate Fair at Atlanta,
Ga,, October 9to 26. h, One fare for
ihs round trip. Tioke’s now en sale.
C L CANDLER,
General Agent.
LOST—One fountain pen; finder will
be rewarded by returning same to this
i ffioe.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Of
fice, Superviflng Architect;, Washing
ton, D. C., October 23, 1901 .-SEAL
ED PROPOSALS Will bo recuiVid at
this ifli ;e until 2 o’cb ck P. M. on the
21st day of November, 1901, and then
opened, for Baliast Gangways, &c , at
the U. S. Quarantine Station, B&van
rab, Ga., loaoo rdance witn drawings
and specification, copies of wbiob may
be bad st the discretion of the Super
vising Architec’, by applylug to tbi
i ffioe or to the Custodian of the Station
at Savannah. Georgia. Jam' s Kuox
Taylor, Supervising Architect.
STOCK ADVANCING IN VA.-UE
L. J. Lesvy & Cos sold a number of
share in the Glady’s Oil Stock Cos. on
yesterday. Tue stock has now ad
vanoed and will be sold at 25s per shaie
until Saturday. Now is the time to in
vest as tbe stock is advancing daily.
Call on L. J.Leavy&Co. for particu
lsrs.
For Croup use CHENEY’S
EXPECTORANT.
SOME GOOD fC EHr
festoi’s Guy i ins an
Aside of a general line of Groceries we carry in stock
constantly receiving fresh on ice every Monday the
following specialties: •
Meats.
Postrama or Spiced Beef,
Smoked Beef,
Smoked Tongues,
Boiled Corned Beef,
Smoked Roulate,
Sausages.
Frankfurter’s or Wiener’s,
Liver sausage and Goose Liver sausage.
Ring sausage, Big Bolongna sausage,
Salami sausage and Cervelat,
Gefnelte Fianklen,
Beef Fat in cans [pure)
Fish.
Smoked salmon, Smoked sturgeon, Lobsters,
Smoked white fish. Smoked eel,
Smoked halibut. Holland Herring
Anchovis, Russian sardines, Sardellen,
Sardines in Tomatoes, Mushrooms and
Oil No. 1 Sait Mackerel.
Cheese.
Imported arid Domestic Swiss, Fromage de Brie,
Muenster, Newchatel Philad cream, Roquefort,
Limburger, Hand cheese. Edam, Pineapple.
Wp shall be delighted to bave vou call in and see the varie f y of good
things we c rry >p ►tock. Once purchased always a custotn-r We deliver goo'is
free of charge anywhere in ihe city, and guarantee satisfaction on every hmg
bought. Give us e cdl and be convinced,
Nussbaum’s Grocery and Delicatessen Store
Phone 257-3 . 303 Newcastle Street. Next to Telegraph OffliP,
Eastman's Kodaks,
Big Supply Just Received.
Anew stock of Pocket Cutlery,
Scissors and Razors. Call and
examine before buying.
FLEMING & WAFF’S,
AGENTS —Remington Typewriters,
J J. J. LISSNER,
WHOLESALE
Groceries, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon and
Provisions,
GRAIN, HAY AND BRAN A SPECIALTY
316 Bay Street, Brursv/ick, Gw?**.,
CHINESE RESTA URAJTJ
JKSTBLISHED 1889.
CHOE HALL Proprietor
Yon can get tbe best the market affords by eating her*
*2.1*5 * * me.isrr wn*
P S. —Orders taken for O. K- Laundrv
“IT CERTAINLY 13 GOOD:'
The Famous
Cream o! Kentucky Whiskey*
Try it, and You Will Agree With Us.
It cost 25c a half pint, 60c a pint, and SY-UO per
quart, and is sold in Brunswick, only by
DOUGLAS & MORGAN.
I. TRAOEH &O, Distillers,
Offices Cincinnati, Ohio, U* S. A.