Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

SUNDAY MORNING Furniture and Bedding. y Furniture which 1- well constructed . and finished is always admired, and ► when intended for use in bed rooms. . ► should be bright and cherry, ► If you will examine out stock, you. - will find go .is ma. o to wear as well as ■ ►to sell. The finish is faultless and the *■ prices reasonable We have a fine line ■ ’ of Iron Beds in many colors. ► C. MeGARVEV. 316 Newcastle Street. TRULY “A GRAND OLD WHISKEY 8 ' Is the famous CREAM OF KENTUCKY. It’s pure and wholesome and sold cheaper than any other whiskey of ‘ts fame, rank or quality. Sold in Brunswick only by Douglas & Morgan, I. TRAGER & CO., Distillers. Offices, Cincinnati, 0., U. S. A. wk smy am. mmmfsmmnmKmaMX* n wmrniiTnihi'Hii ii m atHminwiHiiTiM^MirTrißn i MKiifiwiwwrfiiißwr<m Next Door to Express Office- ELECTRIC WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. *■ it iiF Attn “K[[p COOL” liSi’SX* “ All our wiring and repair work Guaranteed. "We handle the best material and employ only skilled labor. We Repair Street Arc Lamps and Guarantee Them to Burn mi mi in i hi in n imiMini mwiM H'nir—rnnrTTi Miotors tor Power of All Kinds. We don’t claim to do work for cost, but our price is the lowest consistent with safety. • See Our Line of Store and Residence Fixtures. Our’ Arc Lamps do not Hum or Chatter They are not the Saw Mill Kind. Drop us a Line and we will Call. Ou r Motto: “A Customer Displeased isaCustomer Lost.” THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS BATCH Of | CITY MEWS A DAYS DOINGS IN THE CITY BY THE SEA QUICKLY GATHERED UP. Returns Day. Clerk du Bignon ..esires tne News to announce that Tuesday is returns day in the superior court and all attorneys must file their cases by that time. Quite a number of cases were tiled yesterday. The court meets the tlifrd Monday in May. To Be Heard Tuesday Night. Judge Bennet has set apart next Tuesday night lor hearing evidence in the case of the state vs. C. D. Powell, of Waycross. He will hold chambers court Tuesday to dispose or the case. Solicitor Bennett has gone to Jacksonville to arrange the wit nesses in the case and prepare the state’s case. For Coroner. G. A. H. Jennings, who for several years, lias served the people of Glynn county In the capacity of coroner, an nounces In today's News that he will boa candidate for re-election at tlm democratic primary to be 'held May IS. Mr. Jennings is a competent of ficial, and will unquestionably receive a targe vote. Small Blaze Yesterday. An alarm of fire was sounded late yesterday afternoon from box IS. The blaze was located in the brick building corner Monk and Oglethorpe streets, formerly occupied by J. Michelson. It caught from a defect ive wire. The blaze was extinguished before, the department arrived and no damage was done. Try a quart bottle of our Old Crow rye whiskey, at 75 cents, equal to any dollar goods in Brunswick. 310 Bay street Sig Lovison, agent. Tel ephone IMI. MARINE INTELLIGENCE , ................. | Cleared. Schooner I.aura M. l.unt, Captain ; Moody, for Boston. • Schooner Stella B. Kaplin, Captain ■ Merit, for Philadelphia. Sailed. I Schooner Wm. Neely, Captain (Thompson, for New York. Schooner Gladys, Captain Colson, for New York. SEVEN-MASTER MAY COME HERE. Understood That Large Schooner Has Been Chartered for This Port. It is very likely that the only seven masted schooner in the world will come to this port on lu r maiden trip. This great .v.-ren-imwtej schooner is now in course of construction, and will soon be completed. She will be the largest sailing craft in the world it was understood yesterday that this new schooner would come to Bruns wick on her first voyage, she having already been chartered for this port. it will be remembered that the Geo. \V. Wells, the first six-masted schoon er ever built, came to Brunswick on her maiden trip and took on a cargo of something like 52,000 cross ties Horn Emanuel & Cos. The Welts is now the largest sailing vessel in the world and she had not the least, trouble entering our harbor. The new seven master can come to Brunswick with ease, and it is thought that she will be here on her first trip. INTEREST IN THE GOLF GAME. Darien and Brunswick to Try for Hon ors Wednesday. Much interest is being manifested in the game of golf to be played on the links of the local club Wednes day afternoon between Brunswick and Darien, and the game will doubtless he witnessed by a large crowd. A special boat will come over from Darien ami besides the golf club a large number of others will come and spend tlie day in Brunswick. PERSONAL MENTION. SHORT NOTES ABOUT PEOPLF. WHO COME AND GO AN~i WHO THEY V.SI7 Lewis W. Beach is in Atlanta. Swans Down flour is the best. Col. T. W. Lamb was in the city yesterday. I Use- Swans Down flour, it is pure. Insurance —Montgomery Ac Good year. L. ,1. T.eavy is expected from Dal las tomorrow. C. H. Lang, of Waycross, was in the city yesterday. Pompeian skin food removes pimples, blackheads, at Clark’s. C. M. niton came up from St'. Simon last night. Ladies’ underskirts, tucked and hemstitched, regular price 50c, go at 25c at Mrs. M. Isaac's Monday and Tuesday. Tlie best salt mackerel in Bruns wick, just received at Burns & Curtis'. 'Phone 105. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Keller, will leave for St. Louis tonight, to visit friends. Fifteen different styles of Page woven wire fencing for sale liy C. W. Deming. Geo. T. Bailey is spending a few d;tvs in the city from Fernandina, which city he has raui; bis mire. After Saturday’s parade cool off with a Cape May seafoam at Clark’s liarbersiiop. Tlie usual services of public wor ship will be conducted by the pastor at the Presbyterian church today, at J 1 a. m., and 7:15 p. m. Strangers and visitors are cordially invited. •CHRIS ARNHETHI Wholesale and Retail Dealer In TB Schwarzchild & Sulzberger Beef Cs.’s ? ■ Western PojiandMuM Fresh Vegetables, Fresh Grocj^ll Fresh Eggs from the Country. All goods sent out nice and c( ean. The best of model housekeeper. !*. 207 Monk St. Theme 89 C. Downing, President. E. H. Mason,Vice-President. E.O.Walter, Cashier!* The National Rank of BRUNSWICK, G.A. 1 -JSI CAPITAL OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY 'THOUSAND !><;.; ' ftJf§ iud total RESOURCES in excess of ONE-HALF MILLION HOLLA liSpl ire devoted to the assistance of legitimate businoßs enterprise ’ "1 DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS invited from individuals, firms , cofm 'a- J ion 6. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT aeco lints bear interest, compounded . ar terly. Interest hearing eerificates of deposit issued on special termsliiS MONEY ORDERS'of the "BANKERS’ MONEY ORDER tSSOCii rtON" arc cheaper anil more convenient than poStofiice or exprcss.^lM W. H BOWEN & CO,; Contractors and Builders of Brick and Frame BuilGmgsji* MA N U FACTURE RS OF (SEMENT TILE ANB ARTIER IAL STONE " J. mTburnettTl WHOLESALE Grain and Provisions, Horse, Cow and Chicken Feed. 1