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WEDNESDAY MORNING
Children’s
Slippers
*
Are In an Immense stock of children’s
strap slippers to select from. New
up to date stock. Give us a look.
TOBIAS ‘OMAN
HAS THF EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
of the
Lotos Club
PURE
Rye Whiskey,
BRUNSWICK AND VICINITY.
WANTED!
1.000,000 Cars of
s: RAP IRON,
The highest cash prices paid
for same. J. W, Watkins,
208 Bay St, Brunswich Ga.
nuk'.sriOß
lo'th Powder
All Druggist s Specialties.;
W. J. BUTTS,
T i
THE DRUGGIST. <
Just Received
anew line of Couch Covers
and Mattings
50 REFRIGERATORS
A full lino of ‘ ( h irtorOak’*. Six hole
Stool Ranges with warming olosot at
soo.oo
this week only wo otTor Now
Home Sow ing Machines, ball bearing,
latest in pi wemonts, at SBO.OO, usual
. price $4e.00.
U have taken the agency of the v
Globe-Wonviioke (Vs, Sectional Book
Oases, t tc
st. M. Miller on,
JilE PRUNbWICK DAILY NEWS
VETERAN OF
THREEWARS
CAPT. CHAS. E. FLANDERS, AN
OLD LANDMARK PASSED
AWAY YESTERDAY.
Captain Clias. E, Flanders, a vet
eran of three wars and one of the
most highly esteemed citizens in this
section, died at his home in this city
at an early hour yesterday morning.
Captain Flander’s military experl
ence has been notable in many waytt
and during tnree bloody contests in
the last sixty years he has been
closely In touch with its fiercest rav
ages. He first saw military life in
the famous Mexican war and during
that period held many positions of
trust in the army service of his coun
try, and, up to his death, was receiv
ing pensions for gallant service in that
conflict. During that war he served as
a private >n the Floyd Rifles, of Ma
con, Ga. Later, when the war cry
was sounded again and the Union was
called upon to defend itself against
the Indians, he responded promptly
and saw service during that famous
scene of carnage which is well record
ed in the nation’s history.
He remove, \ to Brunswick from
Macon in the early fifties and a few
years later, when strife between the
states was announced, and the Civil
W'ar resulted, for the third time, he
took up arms and marched away to
the Virginias as second lieutenant in
the Brunswick Riflemen. In this war
he was signally honored by the Con
federacy, and at one tune was de
tached from his regular command by
Colonel John Scriven for the purpose
of assisting in the construction of
the Confederate navy. His work in
this line was done at Savannah and
other poults on the Carolina river,
and for this distinguished service he
was breveted to the rank of captain
by Resident Davm Upon the recom
mendation of Colonel Screven.
When this bloody conflict, ended and
Appomatox saw the rate of the Con
federacy, Captain Flanders returned
to Brunswick, rejoined his old com
mand, the Brunswick Riflemen, and
was made quartermaster of the com
mand. When old years came upon
him and the work was too active for
him the company made him it’s "fath
er,” and from that day to the present
he, has held that, ver.v loving -poattiem
in the hearts of his youthful com
rades, and a life-size picture of the
gallant old warrior is now one of the
valuable emblems decorating the arm
ory of the Riflemen.
Captain Flanders, dining his long
life in Brunswick, has held many po
sitlons of trust and honor, he was a
consistent member of the Episcopal
church, and besides a devoted wife,
leaves six children to mourn his loss,
l.ast night a detachment from the
Brunswick Riflemen were detained as
an honorary guard ami were in charge
of the rbmains.
The tuneral will occur at .1 o'clock
today at St. Mark’s Episcopal
church, with full military honors,
and tlie remains will be laid to rest
in that hallowed spot, where thous
ands of old soldiers are sleeping their
last sleep—Oak Grove cemetery.
In connection with Captain Plun
der's death it may be of interest to
say that the entire city is bowed in
deepest mourning, and the tuneral
today promises to be the most im
posing cortege in Brunswick's! his
tory.
The military record of the deceased
is unique, in that it is not likely that
half dozen veteians now living can
lay claim to as many wars and as
many deeds of valor as has fallen to
his lot.
R. S. Mclver returned to his home
in Savannah yesterday.
White Leghorn eggs. 15 for 76
cents. H. E. Taylor.
l am the only one handling -
Chase & Sanborn's famous Teas
and Coffees. You only have to -
try them to be convinced that •
they are superior to all others.-i
THOMA# KEANY, -
Fancy Grocer, <
dome dedal
Views Viotes.
BY IRMA E. LAMBRIGHT.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dart spent Sun
day in WaynesViiie.
Miss Meta Carsen, of Jacksonville,
is visiting relatives in the city.
1 Miss Fedora Mvks, of !.b -*• - ,
Ala., is a guest of the family of Mrs.
S. Marks.
Mrs. E. M. MeLaury and Miss Kirk
land, of Waycross. a r e guests of Miss
Julia Mahoney for a few day.
The dance, which was to lie given
on Monday night by the Riflemen,
has been postponed indefinitely.
Mrs. i.. .. Ounam' lias r turned
from a visit, to Waynesviile. where
she went to attend the bedside of
her father :vlr. Hiehsmith. who is
critically ill.
Mrs. Oscar Wilder, president, gives
notice that the first annual meeting
of the Oak Grove Cemetery society
will he held In the chape! this after
noon at 4 o’clock. A full attendance
is desired.
The entertainment to be given by
Miss Aimee Cohen during the first
week in May promises to hr- quite
a success. The little folks who are
to take part arc taking great, inter
est in the practices and those who
attend the performance may be sure
that they will be highly entertained.
The demand has been so genera!
for the repetition of (he cantata that
was sung last Sunday night at the
Presbyterian church, that Mr. George
Cook has kindly consented to repeat
ir. Great numbers wore unable to
hear It. because of the crowd, and oth
ers who heard wish to hear it again.
It will be given within the next week
or two, but on a week night. Other
members will be added, other singers
utought in, and a splendid program
will be arranged, it will be given un
der the name of a sacred concert,
it will be given at the Presbyterian
caureh so as to ge t the benefit of the
pipe organ. Specia* arrang ments
will be made by which a larger mint
ber can be seated.
The children of thgf public schools
have organized a society foi the pur
pose of caring for ana beautifying
the sohooi grounds. The society Vias
chosen the name of The Junior Ciclv
society and it has a large membership
alieady at this-early period of its ex
lstenee. The following officers were
unanimously el etrd to serve din
ing the remainder of the term. Pies
ident, Elliott Butts; secretary Katie
Franklin; vice president. Mattie Wit
ehai. An executive committee is to
be appointed comprising represent*
tlves from each grade. The dues for
membership nave been laid at
cents a month. This sum will be
devoted to purchasing plant :, seed,
fertilizers, etc. A membership of
sympathizers is to he solicited among
the parents oi .he school children.
Mr. A. i\ Wood, having already sub
scribed five dollars, me same abioiim
to be paid veany. The children are
very enthuiastic over their new enter
prise and it will doubuess prove very
beneficial to them exerting a refining
influence and creating and ciiliivaung
artistic taste. It is to be hoped the
movement will take deep root and
spread until all the home-owners will
see the advantage of beautifying
their grounds and making their places
jof residence joys to the eyes of the
I passer-by.
For Surveyor.
~,l°. friends and the voters of
Glynn county:
rtl L h *7 by announce myself a ,-an
rnnn?.. f £ r^e!eCtion fO the office of
Gpuntj Surveyor, subject to the
democratic primary, and ask for the
my W( ' ndS Bnd thp I'Mhlie
E. A. PENNIMAN.
*
Call at
H. MICnELSON'S
5 New t ? p-to-Date Furniture
* C
Store, No. 314 Newcastle St.
% w *aere you will find astonishing
* Low Prices. My motto is, and
has always been Small profits
and quick Sales, and in order to
% introduce my goods I will make
this a Bargain Week. Come.'
j B'econvinced how much you can '
* sa ''e by buying your Furniture of 5
H. MICHELSON. }
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BATCH OF
CITY NEWS
A DAY’S DOINGS IN THE CITY
BY THE SEA QUICKLY
GATHERED UP.
Wnat is Going on in Busy Brur.s
wick at Present: —Interesting
Collection of News.
Work Delayed.
Work on the government building
has been at a standstill toi several
days on account of the fact that some
ol the material lias not as yet ar
rived. Contractor Bowen expects it
within the next few days.
Mr. Penniman Announces.
The announcement of Mr. E. A.
Penniman for the office of county*
surveyor appears in inis Issue. Mr.
Penniman has served in this capac
ity for several terms and has given
general satisfaction.
The Last Dividend.
Receiver James S. Wright, of the
Merchants’ and Traders’ bank, is de
livering the last disordered checks to
the depositors. By careful manage
ment Mr. Wright has paid over 30
pin cent, which speaks well for Viis
ability.
His Father Dead.
Mr. T. W. Causey, the well known
bookkeeper at the Brunswick Bair
and Trait company, received a tele
gram yesterday from fieeup, announc
ing the death of his father, which
ourred in that, city at an early hour
yesteiday morning. Mr. and Mrs.
Causey left in the afternoon to at
tend the funeral.
Notice to Veterans.
Confederate Veterans of Glynn
county. Ga , will assemble today at
2:30 p. m.. at No. uOS A street to
■ay the last tribute of respect to
your • deceased comrade Char><s
E. Flanders. The usual badge
of mourning will he worn. A full
attendance is requested. The follow
ing members will act as pallbearers:
Horace Dart, J. E. Dart. George
Holmes, Dr. j. A. Butts. W. H.
Berrie, J ohn S. Green.
W. B. BURROUGHS,
President. -
H. Dart, Secretary.
Try a quart bottle of our Old Crow
rye whiskey, at .76 cents, equal to
any dollar goods in Brunswick. 310
Bay street, Sig itevison, agent. Tel
ephone lob. #
Ycu can, at any time, get what
you need in something good to drink
i rom me. 1 * arry a full line of all
kin ;s domestic and imported liquors
and wines in stock, which you efiu
buy at t rices to suit the p or. Sig
Levis it. agent. 310 Bay. Telephoue
130.
Philadelphia club rye, posi'tvely the
finest blended Whiskey in the city.
Pull quarts $1.25 per' bottle; satis
fm Lon on this brand guaranteed or
money refund 'd. Telephone 13". f.ig
Levison, agent, 310 Bay street.
For Receiver. Tax Returns.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for tue office of Receiver
and Tax Returns, subject to the dem
°'"r£T r primary. The support of my
i'i m ls and the public generally will
be appreciated.
T. B. FERGUSON.
Attention, Ladies!
It is most important that you should *>advised
ut the fa"t that for the Spring trade of 1903 1 have
made unusual pivjia rations and have now on hand,
and more eomingduily. a most \ aried and care folly
selected stock of
Dry Goods, Millinery, r o-ions,
800T 0 , and SHOE,
t Hats, Caps, Cloth-
J ing; and Furnishing
Goods.
I am sole agent Jor
the famous
zzssz New idea 16c Patterns
and have a complete stock on band. Ask for a Fashion
sheet v in n yon call.
Mrs. M. Jsaae,
BKUNWI CK, GA.
APRIL <>
‘--Fresh--
k New Beets
k English Peas
1 Lettuce
* Florida Cabbage
k Turnip Greens
k Fresh Tomatoes
k And don’t forget to try our
k HENRY CLAY FLOUR,
i We keep Gasoline for sale.
kGeo W. Harper
* Phone 158. THE GROCER.
duitable
: WEDDING
Present#
" in JEWELaY and NOVEL
' TIES you will find at
:KFNNGM MGIT.
The Leading Jeweler.
215 NEWCASTLE STREET.
• Inspector of watches for the
I Southern and B& B Railways.
Keeper of the city clock. Time
; by wire from Washington daiiv
at 11 a. rn.
GEOi.GIA, : -
DUe. COUNTY.
By virtue of an order of the court
of ordinary of said county will he sdht
at public outcry, on the first Tuesday
!n i.iay, 1902, at. the court house in
said county, between the usual hours
of sale, the following real estate sit
uate in G.ynn county, to wit: All of
that certain lot tract or parcel of
land -situate lying and being in the
county and state aforesaid, contain
ing luO acres, more or less, and bound
ed as follows: North by lands former
ly owned by H. C. Taylor; east by
lands of U. Hart estate; south In
lands of Jacob Hatch: west by lands
formerly owned by W. S. Forrester,
now owned by John I.amo, and all
dwellings and outhouses on said tract
of land.
Also otFw Town lot No. 129. At
f be same tifne tiie ioR -wlng personal
property will lie sold to-wit: One bay
horse, one wagon, one piano, one
broken buggy-, one lot farming tools.
The sale will be continued from day
to day between the same hours until
all.said property is -sold. Terms cash'.
This Bth day of April. 1902,
HIRA-M J. READ.
Admtnisr .iior cl Ksriie i Mi- Lon
Stnffnr-'
The celebrated Waukesha Arcadian
ginger ale now on sale at Hunter-
Sales drug store. The most, exhfliar
ating drink dispensed at any fount
in the city. Call for it.
Try McDuffie’* "No 16” for La
Grippe or Influenza. It is guaranteed
to cure or your money will he refund
ed. Price SI.OO. At W. Joerger'g.
Ship Notice.
Neither the captain, owner or con
signees of the Spanish steamship A.
tamira will be responsible ior any
debts contracted by crew ot said yes
sel - Zaragoza, Master,
Notice.
In future aii accounts due the
Brown Drug Company, which were
transferee! to us. will be paid to Ern
est Dart, Esq., attorney at law, and to
no other, and we request immediate
payment, in order to avoid litigations.
Hunter-Sale Drug Company.