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SUNDAY MORNING, SPRING gf^I^HATS the new shape > M!—P PANAMA j If * A*'E IN. Weft have them in all the popular shades, from fI.HO I s4 tfteUcn ytatd, Our Leader, finer than evei' before. Also a few new Manhattan Negligee Shirts are in. When we say '‘Manhattan," von know it’s the best, Only at LEVY’S. /Ox WITH THE NEW YEAR open up one of our bottle* of Q 3 Q) WILSON AND YELLOW LABEL ) 111 |ill AiSr 1 and drink to the health and pro* per il' _J| I ,( y of friend* and self during the LMW_ i These good* are pure and whole ;..x .1. a l ■ i * ■'‘- 1 some. Unexcelled for rlchnei*. and strength and flavor. Right for health and prosperity. JULIUS MAY, Corner Bay and GloucesteiStieets ’Phone 221. FULL STOCK Landrelh’s Garden Seed, Just received. W. J. BUTTS, THE DRU GGIST, Mil imp 01) X OOI GKOdUIkS Best Flour two 2411) sacks , Best Bacon i>er lb Picnic Ham per lb Grits per bait bushel 7 7 7 7. .r" Meal per half bushel , Arbuckles Coffee 2 pkgs ■jl c Yellow Yum Sweet Pot Bans per peck ..7 15e I-arge sine Tomatoes, per can \\ lf)( . New Georgia Syrup, per gallon ........... 400 Irish Potatoes, per peck .>q ( . Pickled spare ribs, 3 pound ''.' ’'' 2g c Five Gallons Gasoline, - 85 cU. Full Line of GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, TINWARE. AGATEWARE, ETC. AT VERY LOW PRICES. Full line of Cigarettes and Cigarette Tobaccos Hay, Grain, Brand at wholesale pirceS. A. ZELMENOVITZ, Bloodworlhs old stand, Corner E & L Streets. 'Phone 205 SOMETHING NEW. A beautiful 9cnal or i/ra< \(, Given Away With Every $5.00 Purchase at J. H. HELLER & BRIL, 220 Newcastle Street. See Display and Explanations in the Window. Premium Tick ets issued at once. I THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS. THOSE WHO ARE SMART LIST OF PUPILS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS WHO M/?SE HIGH MARK. Following Is a list of the pupils who averaged the honor mark in the public schools for the month of Feb ruary: Primary School. First Grade A —Bertie Paulk, Es telle Lathan, Irene Lofton, Florence Peace, Fanny Peace, Tallulah Raffo, Ernest Courier, Karl McDonald, Geo. Armstrong, Julian Torras, Mary t>mith, Jack Richardson. First Grade B—Moyse Watkins, Myrtle Richardson Pearl Wilson, Mirian Krauss, Andrea Knudson, Maud Lott. Reamer Karchner, Cas sie Carnell, Lula Edwards, Mildred Banks, Louise Elliott, Mattie Cole man, Ifolse Ford, Eugene Symmes, Jim Frank Thompson, Vlllard Royal, Stafford Davis, Morris Heller, Gus Anderson, Sadie Zelraonovitz, E. I). Got nto. Second Grade —Madge Ward, Mag gie Jones, Ernestine Meyers, Corinne Southard, ..arline Loftin, Willie Wal dron, Palmer Stacy, John Livingston, John Hum, William Irvine, Newton Dunwody. Third urade —Clara Gains, Hattie Henderson, Willie Carnell. Clifford Brock, Gertrude Briesenlck, Virginia Lewis, Annie Harvey, Jennie Courier, liegette Burns, Charlie Rogowin, An tonio Sylvia. Joseph Gardner, Clar enee Elkan, Fairchild Coney, Ray) tnoml Torras, Dillon Raffo Grammer School. First Grade—Eunice Briesenlck, Robie Dart, Miriam Gornto, Ruth Ir vine, Bessie Noble, I.awreuee Kauf man, Pauline Brock, Adel Burney, Ethtl Dart, Jutia Manoe Mack Fland ers, Llrzie Bradwell, Araneta Calhan, Ramon Kay, Maude Sikes, Ralph Lo liack, Vinta Raffo, Second tirade —Stafford Burieyv, Charlton Fleming, H. S. Mc- Crary, Wilson Spear, Boyce Royal, Gordon Traylor, Frank Scar lett, James Minehan, Newton Kntid son. Frank Edwards, Lillian Brown, Cleo Harley, Katie Gardner, Jose phine Lowe, Richmond Taylor, Etta Ossumsky, Carolyn Atkinson, Annie L>. Atkinson, Rosa Ext row itch. Third Grade—Moselle Traylor, Mary Joe Lott, Ruth Norris, Eliza beth Jenniman. Olivia Kay. Ruby Har vey, Nora Gogarty, Minnie Goldstein, Ester Clarke, IXtroty Burford, Bessie Scarlett, Guy Hackett, Pearl Banks ton, Fourth Grade —Kenneth Ammons, Walter Snell, Lula Stacy, Alof Tol nas, Stella Wenz, Rachel Rogowin, Mattie Wilchar, Walter Nathan, Stella Thompson, Tommie Moore, Maude El liott, J.ouise Balter, Mattie Ferguson, Arthur Wright, Edwin G&tcnell. High School. First Grade—Fannie Mason. Second Grade —Elise McDonald, Carrie Stacy, Lilly Dale Gornto, Vir ginia Burney, Nellie Kenner, Stella Torras, Newton Walker, Henry Bimk iey, Irving Kratiss, Julius Elkan, Clinton Knight, Ralph Wood, Harry Everett, Henry Cook. Third Grade —Irma Simpson, Donie Durden, Frank Thomas, Minnie Royal, Rebecca Davis. Fourth Grade —Leah Johnson, Clare O'Connor, Hunter Hopkins, l,eila Runkley. Notice of Dissolution. Notice Is hereby given that the firm of Johannossen & Cos., heretofore engaged in the grocery business in the city of Brunswick, Ga., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mette C. Johannossen retiring. Mette C. Johannes sen will settle all liabilities due by said firm and she is hereby authorized to collect and receipt for all dents due to said firm. This February 28th.. 1902. Johannessen & Cos., Mette C. Johannessen, Oscar C. Johannessen. The undersigned have this day formed a copartnership under the name and style of O. C. Johannessen & Cos., composed of Oscar C. Johan nessen and Alfred D. Johannessen. The business of the new firm will be conducted at the old stand of Johan nessen & Cos., by the undersigned. Oscar C. Johannessen. Alfred I>. Johannessen. This February 28th., 1902. Five Dollars Reward For Lost Boy. Three weeks ago my son left his home in Brooklyn, and to date noth ing has been heard of him. He is 4 feet high, color brown, small in size, name Samuel Little. I will Give any one s:> if the hoy is delivered to me. No. 213 Newcastle street. Adam Lit tle. The celebrated Astoria beer, made by the Atlanta Brewing and Ice Com pany- is now on sale in Brunswick hv L. Goldsmith. The lovers of this great, beverage should avail them selves of the opportunity of getting it right at home. BATCH OF CITYNEWS A DAY’S DOINGS IN THE CITY BY THE SEA QUICKLY GATHERED UP. Another Good Blow. It looked as if Brunswick was again to have an old-time storm last night about 9 o’clock when a strong wind, accompanied by a heavy rain, passed over the city, the only damage being done was a number of citizens being greatly frightened. At Arnheiter's Cafe. Call in today and get a strengthen ing meal. It will do you good. You will find out that there are more fine things in the world than you imag ine. Get the best, only the best: come and see us. N esterday's Shipping. There were no arrivals of vessels at this port yesterday. The follow ing sailed: Steamship San Marcus, Captain EvStns, for New York; schoon ers john B. Manning, Captain Sprague, for Boston; Georgie Gelkey, Captain Gelkey, for New York; P. V. Barnitm, Captain /awhins for New York. Won the Cigars. A, Jensen won the box of cigars given away by Max Marks, the cigar dealer, last night. These drawings are becoming more and more popu lar every week Mr. Marks gives a ticket to the drawing with every 5 cent purchase and the drawings oc cur each Saturday night. This store carries a full line of such celebrated cigars as finest a Uey & Co's., E. H. Cato's Gustosos El Belmont and Rio Hondo. Abo a largely stock of pipes and smoker - sundries. 00 YOU WA IT ; A Watch or a: Diamond? If: you do call and :see us. mm mott, , The Leading Jeweler. ► 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. J Inepector of watches for the ► Southern and B & B Railways. J Keeper of the city clock. Time , by wire from Washington daily ► at XI a. m. 4 DEAR MADAM:— Buy Good. Clean. Food. This ■ Is the most important matter in - a household, and upon it depends - the health of the entire family - The very best, freshest and clean- • est groceries can be obtained at • this store. We have too many good things and it would take up too much of • our time to mention all of them. Come in and let us show them to you. THOMAS KEANY. Fancy Grocer, Phone 11. 312 Newcastle St. PLUMBING. When you want first-class plumbing done at reasonable prices, call on COLSON HOYT. 308 Monk Street. ' Work gnarau eed. from smallest to largest. Bids Wanted. For furnisaing the city of Brunswick with (200) two hundred cords of piue wood, in four feet lengths, delivered at* Crematory. Council reserves the right to reject any and ail bid. Ad dress M. Kaiser, Chairman Purchasing CcAnnsittee. PERSONAL MENTION. SHORT NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO Alte WHO THEY ViSIT. Edwin Brobston- returned last night after several week's absence. C. L. Davenport lias returned from Savannah and will reside here in future. Only 0110 or two anvtsts were made by the police last night. J. A. Montgomery will not be a candidate for tax collector. He says he never thought of entering the race. Miss Amelia Doerilinger has accept ed a posiion with Miss Kate Slater as her head milliner, where she will lie pleased to see her many friends. Brunswick theater goers have some nar treats in store for them during this week. All tne iatesi designs and shades in scrim for drapery to be seen at !!. V. Aduerley's. The I.eathorbee Tie and Lumber Company has removed to the Plant System building, foot of Glouester i street. Johannessen & Cos., will remove G-.oir giori ;y Stock tomorrow from 118 A street to Bi;G Mansfield street. Kate Slater will leave Mon day morning for Savannah and At lanta to select her spring millinery. The ladies may look for something stylish when her goods arrive. Nice line of lace at Mrs. M. Isaac' one. cent per yard. See the advertisement of A. Zel menovitz in this issue. He is selling groceries at tne lowest possible fig ures. Read his prices. The rain last nignt interfered con siderably with the average merchant’s business. All the ladies must look out for Miss Kate Slater's ad. in these col umns when she returns from the mar kets, where she will get ail the latest ideas in stylish millinery. WE ARE HAMMERING OUR WAY. Jb f- —’a co*rmie.HT into favor by giving our customers the best lumber that can possibly he had at the lowest prices. We give the same careful attention to every order whether large or small. That's one reason why it pays to buy here w you toed lumber. Present prices are all in your tavor. LANG . WOOD PLANING MILL. ’Phone 197. Brunswick £ash and Door Cos. MANUFACTURERS OF SASH, DOORS. AND BLINDS, MOULDINGS. FRAMES, ETC. FROM GEORGIA PINE AND CYPRESS LUMBER FACTORY: OFFICE* Stonewall Street. ‘-..u Prince Street. ’° hra " Ave - Cochran Avenue. Telephen. 339. Ocean Avenue. BRUNSWICK, GA. Just visit our store now and in spect our Spring Stock this season We. have added to our line the famous New Idea Ten Cent Pattern, which gives you all the Late Styles. Watch for the announcement of our Spring Opening later, MRS. M. ISAAC, _ Dealer in Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, JbtcEtc. l|j| Brunswick, - - Georgia. SOITHERN WASHOUT ALL TRAINS BETWEEN BRUNS WICK AND MACON AT A STANDSTILL. Ail passenger trains on the South ern railway, between Brunswick and Macon were at a standstill yesterday on account of a washout near Coch ran, and it was impossible for trains to pass, and all traffic was stopped. The Southern passenger which left here yesterday morning could not pass the washout and the passengers who were bound for Macon and Atlanta were compelled to return to the city. The train from Atlanta, due here at 7:15 did not arrive until late in the afternoon. It was necessary for the train to branch off at Macon, use the Central track to Albany .and come from that city to Brunswick over the Brunswick & Western. All mail was greatly delayed and it was not all in up to the hour for closing the post office last night. The outgoing mail was transferred at Jes np and carried to Savannah where it will he forwarded to its' destination. It is understood that the washout has not yet been sufficiently repaired to allow the passage of trains, and the mails will no doubt all be greatly delayed today. No effort was made to get freight through, and it will probably take two or three days to resume the regular schedule Ship Notice. Neither the captain, owner or con signees of the Spanish bark Luz, will *>e responsible for any debts con tracted by crew of said hark. JORDON. Master. Go to J. A. Millers for good side walk bruk. For good, hard blick to to L. A Miller’s. | l ’ 'Clover l mat 4s flutter * t Fresh- I fS Pnoji 158. /jy Call at Tlvos. Kcany’s and examine those pretty mail boxes for private residences. Don't purchase your spring goods before seeing Mrs. M. Isaac. Spring goods arriving every dav at Mis. M. Isaac’s. MARCH 2.