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BR NSWICK, GEORGIA
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Subscription Bntcc n.ilr, by mnll.ordclircrr
If carriers within tbs city, II per annum: Wecfc
1 $3 per annum. .,
Advertising lUtcs extremely rea»onul«k. an<
BtA<le known on applications
Advertisements for which bo definite contrac^
* matie will be published until ordcrod out, and
payment exactod accordingly.
bright and crisp.
Cream of the News Skimmed
and Condensed.
Jas. S. Wright, the Clothier.
II II. Crsy, of Pine Bloom, is in
the city.
gST Htmembcr Dillon! He sells
only for cash.
A Merman l’arkcr is out again after
a week's illness.
New Oat Meal, Prunes and Dates
just received to day by R. C. Keen A
Bro.
Capt. Barney Dart and family arc
back from Dablonega.
School Books at Breedlove & Scar
lett's.
Mr. .las. Drury ia back in lb uns
wick looking much improved.
Tuesday September 24th! Tin
Walker Company almost cut prices
in half.
Up to date 1125 have been sub
scribed to the Piedmont Exposition
exhibit-
John R. Dillon, header, i. e. of low
prices.
Mr. L. W. Ilazlehurst is putting up
a nice house in the southern portion
of the city.
Every article is warranted ns to
weight and quality, at Dillon’s.
Mr. J. S. Wright returned to-day
from a week's visit to his family in
Gainesville, Gu.
Just Received.—Delaware and
Niagara Grapes Pears, and Apples,
and for sale by R. C. Keen & Bros.
Fat Mackerel, two forlhcts., at
Dillon’s.
Mrs. F. A. Fitzgerald, Miss Louise
and Mrs. Steele and baby arc back in
tho city from Waltbourvillc.
Cut Ham, at Dillon’s.
Mr. Uusbcc, the fruit man, is all
smiles to-day. ' The steamship is in,
and bis fruit supply is nil right.
Tuesday, September 21 tb! The
Walker Company sells cotton flannel
ut 84c. worth 10c.
Major Dcgnonand contractor Ross
of South Brunswick came over to the
city to-day in steam launch Victor.
Tomatoes—rich, red, ripe ones—74
tents a can, at Dillon’s, F street and
Cochran avenue.
Sirs. G. G. Folsom ami children
returned home to-day from Americas,
where they have been spending n
brief season.
Don’t fail to attend the grand spe
cial sulo at tho Walker Company's
on the 2-lth inst.
“ IIowc, tho candy man,” is all
business to-day, getting ready for
to-morrow’s trade. Ho is making up
a large lot of fine candy to-day.
Fuil line of Blank Books, Ink, etc.,
at Breedlove A Scarlett’s.
What constitutes a good wife?—
One who is economical uiid buys from
Dillon.
R. (’. G. Love, of Gastonia, N
is in the city. Mr. Love is the father-
in-law of our townsman, C. S. Tail,
and is making a prospecting tour
over southwest Georgia, having just
been up in the vicinity of Albany.—
Mr. Love owns a controlling interest
in a large cotton factory of bis town.
THE FINANCIAL INTEREST
Is Not yet Abated—The List Still
Swelling.
In Wednesday’s issue we printed
tlu list of subscriptions to tiie Glynn
Piedmont exhibit fund, amounting
to $2.71;50 The committee have since
put in some good work, anti ridded
several new names to tho list, in ad
dition to the $150 appropriated by
the city. Tho committee will need
every dollar they enn get, and will
continue the cuuvass. Every sub
scriptiou will lie appreciated. The
list now stands:
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED.
Glauber A Isaacs $10.00
T. Newman 10.00
C. Downing A Co 15 00
E. II. Mason A Co . 5 00
Bricsenick A Son 11 00
Coles, Sirakins A Co 5 00
Lott A Love 5 00
M J Colson 5 00
T. O'Connor A Co 5 00
G. W.-White 5 00
Lloyd A Adams 5 00
H. N. Gann 2 50
A. Futinan 5 00
W. II. Bcrric 2 50
Clark, Cook A Co 5 00
C. P. Goodyear 5 00
Brunswick Co 25 00
A Kaiser A Bro. 10 00
N. Gillicnu 5 00
G. D. Hodges 5 00
Brunswick Terminal Co 25 00
J. H. McCullough 5 00
J. P. Harvey 2 00
Coney A Parker 2 00
J. R. Cook 2 00
Wm. Baker 1 00
A. E. Wenz 2 00
C. K. Arnold 2 00
A. C. Banks I 00
II. S. Burkuloo 1 00
W. J. Price I 00
T. J. Minohnn ... 2 00
Mayer A Ullman 10 00
R. R. Hopkins. 5 00
C. G. Moore 1 00
F. Joerger 2 00
L. C. Marlin 100
A. II. Baker 5 00
Paul Butzlotf I 00
J. TV Palmer 2'50
J. M. Dexter .*. 5 00
C. F. Way 100
F. E. Cunningham 2 00
J. J. Lissner 5 00
Wm. Anderson 2 00
II. J. Bead 7 00
J. E. Lambright 1 00
Burr Winton I 00
$271.50
ADDITIONAL SINCE THE ABOVE.
City 150 00
J. Michelson 5 00
G. W. Calvin 7 00
I. Cohen 1 00
W. F. Docrllinger 1 00
S. M. Glognuer 100
C.X, Elliott 2 50
K. J. Allen
1 00
C. J. Docrllinger 1 00
Breedlove A Scarlett 2 00
C. L. Schlatter 2 00
Taylor A Davis 2 00
M. Michelson 2 00
N. C, Greer A Son 7 00
U. Obcrlnuter 1 00
C. McG arvoy 2 00
John llacncl 2 00
D. T. Dunn 5 00
J. M. Tison 5 00
J. It. Minchan 2 00
Picture Frames made to order at
Breedlove A Scarlett's.
CLOSING OUT!
My Kntire Stock of Omits*
Furnishing; Goods at Cost.
This menus Gust in every seuse of
the word—net prices tor goods
bought in New York for cash with
the benefit of all cash discounts. The
stock must he closed out in the next
thirty days, to make room for a
larger one in the same line.
Mr. E. il. llirscb. of the well
known firm of R. llirscb A Son. of
Marietta, Ga,, will continue in the
same staud.
Anyone wishing winter wear,shirts,
collars and culfs, and in fact any
thing in the line, will do well to call
early.
Thanking the public for the share
of their patronage which I have re
cclved, 1 trust they will transfer it to
my successor. C. 1.. ELLIOT.
Go to Breedlove A Scarlett's for
School Books.
Total : $425.00
Tuesday, September 24tb! The
Walker ('ompauy will sell you 4-4
bleached shirting at 84c. a yard,
worth 10c, a yard.
The steamer Cracker Boy, with
( apt Alexander at the wheel and
Purser 11. A. White master of coro
monies, left this morning for' the
Satillaoneo more. She is much im
proved in appearance.
Hughes, Boone A Go's Paints will
stand this climate. They arc the
best in the world. ,
Genuine Imported Swiss cheese
just in by steamer to-day at R. C.
Keen A Bro.
A Fresh Start*!
TOE FIRST MY OF FIRMS
OTox Til© Season.!
Owing to immense additions to our stock in every Depart
ment, we are now prepared to offer such Bargains as have never
before been offered in this city- -
On Tuesday, Sept. 24th,
-We will sell the following for strictly cash and no discount:
Press Goods:
All wool Tricot 48c a yd
All wool Plaid Flannels.. ' 03c a yd
50 pieces solid color Worsted 10c a yd
One lot 30-in Henriettas 2c a yd
One lot all wool Henriettas 44c a yd
3 pieces silk.warp Henrietta in black at a bargain.
Damask.
) bleached Linen Damask 24c
4 bleached Linen Damask 30c
Bleached Damask 45c a yd, worth 00c
Bleached Damask 00c u yd, worth 80c
Bleached Damask 80c a yd, worth $1.
Oil boiled Turkey-rcd-Damask from 35c to as good os you desire.
Towels anfl KTaPh-ins.
Boom! Boom! Boom!!
Another boom for Brunswick.
25 dozen Towels at any price.
15 dozen Napkins at a bargain.
Corsets.
A 00c Corset for .15 C
A 90c Corset for 70c
The celebrated Watch Spring for $1.20, worth $1.50
PomeBtlos.
9-4 Sheeting, blenched 25c a yard
9-4 Sheeting, unbleached 22c a yard
4 4 Shirting, bleached 7Jo a yd, worth 10c
4-4 Shirting, unbleached. ' 7c a yd, worth 10c
Canton Flannel ,8.}c a yd, worth 10c
TVotlons.
Pins, best made y, 4c paper
Needles, best made 4c paper
Coats’ TUrcnd in white and black 0 spools for 20c
Cllothlng.
Wc have also one of the best selected stocks ol Clothing and Hats in
the city that wo arc selling for 20 per cent less than you ever paid for good
goods.
Don’t forgeM the day and date !
in tho store.
Everything advertised is now
THU GEO. WALKER CO.
Leaders of Low Prices.
R- L. DAUGHTRY’S
HATS I IIATS!
Complete Line of Fall Hats
just received.
J. S. WltlGIIT,
Cor. Monk and Newcastle Sts.
-A.isnNroxjisroEiivj;E;isrT
To the Ladies and the Trading Public
Generally.
National Mutual
OF NEW YOItK.
Brunswick Agency.
nut.
Age
To h horn
fuel of !
share,
DEXTER,
it ami see’y ami Treasurer,
desiring -hares snould apply.—
91 each; monthly due* t)0c jmr
SAVE YOUR MONEY
And Own your Own House!
pa> able on Ifet Saturday in each
m Mith at of Tr.'usurer» hai.-er block, up
He Iins just opened on Newcastle Street in the Crovntt Block,
an entire New Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Shoes and
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Having selected this stock with great care and taste, and by
. paying the SPOT CASH received all tho discounts
I am thus enabled' to sell at
At a Very Low Price!
It shall be my greatest aim to please and give entire satisfac
tion <>ii every article sold, or the Money Will he Refunded.
TIta.e Oaae price S3rsterrr
HAS BEEN ADOPTED.
Which is without a doubt the most correct way of doing bus
iness. Give me a call, no trouble to show goods—am anxious
to have you - ,
DROP IN AND TAKE A LOOK.
£5. Hi. DiiTJO-HTK-r.
boom that will prove a boom to the
citizens of the Phoenix city of
Georgia. Taite advantage of
the situation
To tho rich, but more especially the laboring people tho benefits to be de
rived, advantage must he taken at oneeof the great sacrifice in prices that
is now oll'ered in .mens, youth and boys clothing, bats caps, fur.nishiug
goods, boots and shoes by the undersigned, who 1ms just returned from the
pincipal markets where he purchased large and full linos in 'each depart,
ment.
treading Bargains*
We tnkc pleasure in enumerating prices of some of our leading bargains:
Mens’Fancy Checks (American) $5.00, worth $8.50
“ “ “ 7.75, worth 12.00
“ “ (Imported) 9.00, worth 14.00
“ “ “ 11.50, worth 15.00
Blue Yacht Club Flannel 11.50, worth 10.00
Steel Mixed Cess 12.00, worth 17.00
Fancy Scotch Chcriots, Sack and Cutaway 10.P0, worth 18.00
All wool Scotah Cheviots, Sack and Cutaway.... 11.75,worth 10.60
Brown Eng. Melton, Cutaway and Sack, 13.50, worth 19.00
Whale Stripe in Light and Dark 22.50, worth 27.50
Black Cork Screw in all styles 9.00@25.00, worth don le.
These are only a few styles and prices of our immense stock.
300 SUITS
Youth’s and Boy’s Clothing
All styles and grades, $2.50 and upwards, cheap at double
the money.
500 PAIR PANTS AT HALF PRICE.
TJEiE CELEBRATED
Bull-Dog Pants
At $1.16, worth $1.50.
*
Also Large and Complete Line in
HEeaa.’©, "STomtli.©’ dz So37©*
Furnishing Goods!
Which will be sold regardless of cost.
Our stocks of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes are larger, hotter and cheap
er than ever. Nothing will be left undone to give each and every patron
satisfaction. Polite and attentive salesmen will take pleasure in showing
you through our immense stock.
Come Soon, Come Early, Come Often!
The. People’s Friend,
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