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SUNDAY MORNING Neckwear — Anew lot Foulard silks, in the pop ular shades, blue and white, made up in ties and fourinhands. Also the "Florodora” tecks, new and easy to adjust; Just the thing for turndown collars, either low or high band. Call and examine the line. Just Received Rig Shipment of Velvet Beans Come Quick if you Want Some of Them W. J. BUTTS, THE DRUGGIST. "On the White Corner.” TOBIAS NEWMAN HAS THE EXCLUSIVE CONTROL of the Lotos C!ub PURE Rye Whiskey, BRUNSWICK A ND VICINITY. WANTED! 1,000,000 Cars of SCRAP IRN,O The highest cash prices paid for same. J. W, Watkins, 208 Bay St., Brunswich Ga. ! Just deceived ♦ ♦ ■f ♦ ♦ l A New Line of I MONARCH shirts, ; The Best Shirt in the Country at $l.OO J. H. Heller & Qvo. 220 Newcastle St. ST. SIMON NEWS NOTES. St. Simon News Notes. The many friends of Mrs. J. B. Wright will be glad to learn that she has recovered from her recent ill ness. * * * The social club met Tuesday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Williams. Cards were playe.l, and de lightful refreshments were served, all present enjoying the occasion very much. * * Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Winn spent a few days of the last week in Bruns wick. a * * Master Hasel Wright, who has been the guest of Mias May Wrignt, has re turned to bis home in Brunswick. • • The concert to be given Tuesday .evening under the management of ' Mrs. J. B. Wright, promises to be a 1 pleasant success. Miss Bessie Fox. i Miss Helen O’Conor and Mr. R. 15. ! Sherman will assist in the musical features. Miss Daisy Goldsmith, Bruns .wick’s talented young elocutionist, j will recite, and altogether a very in teresting program has been arranged. ! A supper and dance will probably be jgiven in connection with the concert, land it is hoped that a boat will be run to allow lirunswh kians to attend. I Globe Lodgings. 1 have rented the old Central ho tel, corner monk and Newcastle streets, and will conduct a first-class lodging house, with table board if so desired. My rates will lm reasonable and service complete. E. A. Silvern. Have you tried a clam chowder made from Maine canned clams. Can up ’phone 165 —Burns te Curtis’. If you want your bicycle repaired right bring it to an experience ! work man. R. J Olewtne, 505 Oiouoeate' street RECEIVER DUBBERLY’3 ROUNDS. i will ha at the following places on j the following dates for the purpose oi receiving slate and county tax returns for 1902: Sterling- April 2, and 2. >, May 17. St. Billion Mios April I, May 2 and ;u>. Bytes’ (.Tossing—April 10. May 2 and 2a. Jamaica -April 11, 21. and May 21 Brunswick April 1., 18, 19. May ; 9, 10, 29, 20. 31. JOHN E. 11l fit 815 RI, Y, [ Receiver of Tax Returns for Glynn Cos ; Local Pullman Sleeper to Charleston. The Plant System has a local Pull i man sleeper leaving Jacksonville ;8:ll p. nr. daily, arriving Charleston jfi:4o a. m., in which passengers can remain until 7:30 a. m. Cheap excur sion rates account exposition. For further particulars, reservations, etc. apply to v. N. Jolly, O. I*. A., Jack sonvllle. McDuffie's Turpentine and Mutton Suet Long Blaster is a certain cure for whooping cough, easy and com fortable, works while you sleep. 25 cents, at W. Joerger's. Clark s magic tonic is the bent. Hr. C. Ilouvler'g Bucbu gin. an Infallable cure for the kidney and b.h r .U.OO |,ei n tart. Tctej>b'>r. 130, Sig Levison, ag'tit, r:io Bay street. Ten summers old Canifornla claret, C. grade, the finest claret made, bet ter than imported $3.35 per dozen. T< iephone 130, Sig Levison, agent, 310 Bay street. . STEINWAY AND MATHUSEK PIANOS The Best Piano and Organ Now On the Market For the Money-—— SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. B. J. OLEWINE, Agent. RESTAURANT, FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Where you will be properly served with the best the market affords, at reasonable prices. Oysters in any style. Everything new and clean OPEN TILL 12 O'CLOCK AT NIGHT ERNEST ARNHEITER, 217 NEWCASTLE STREET. Watch for the Electric Supply com pany's ail. in ounday's News. White Leghorn eggs. 15 for 75 cents. H. E. Taylor. Dr. Schwab, the well known opti cian of Savannah, will again be here for three days May 1, 2. and 3. Take advantage of this opportunipty to havc your eyes properly attended to by an eye specialist. The doctor will be located at W. J. Butts' drug store. Wields a Sharp Ax. Millions marvel at the multitude of maladies cut off uy Dr. King’s New Life Fills—the most distressing too. Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles, Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, Biliousness, Fever. Malaria, all fali before these wonder workers. 26c at all druggists. THE BItUNSWICK DAILYtfEWS. Mr. and Mrs. George Carrol!, of Knoxviiie, Tenn., are visiting in this city. • • ■ Mrs. Mary McSeran, of Notasulga, Ala., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Willis Merchant. ■ • • Mr. J. R. Dillon, of Atlanta, is in the city, having been called here by the serious illness of his father. • * * Mrs. Frank Akera, of Atlanta, is the guest of relatives here. * • Miss Fannie Grant Nightengale will entertain the Accacia club next Wed nesday afternoon. * m • Mrs. H. B. Maxey, and little daugh ters, Eugenia Grant, and Annie, have returned to Savannah .after a visit to Mrs. Mallory B. King. • * Miss Georgia Orrell, who has been visiting Miss Marie Wimberly, left yesterday for Savannan, where she will spend some time uefore return ing to her home in Wilmington. Miss Oireil made many friends while here, who regret to see ..er leave. She was accompanieu by Miss Wim berly. • * Mr. and Mrs. Ralcigb Perkins re turned last night from their bridal tour. They will spend a tew days in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. A H. Jennings, and wiii then return to their home at Hagan, Ga. • • * Mrs. W. V. Perry, of Pensacola, is -|ien,ling some Tune in this city at the Oglethorpe, and is receiving many so cial attentions during ner stay. Mrs. Perry is the widow of General Perry, who won great distinction in the Con federate army, and was some years ago governor of Florida. * m Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reese, who have been the guests of Judge ami Mrs. J. D. Sparks, are spending a few days at the Ogletnorpe, Mr. Reese is a brother (o Mr. Millard Reese, of this elty, and Tvlrs. lteese is the daughter of Mr-i. Governor Perry, of Pensacola, Fla. ... Rehearsals are now in progress for the sacred concert to he given at thp * Presbyterian church Tuesday night, May the 6th. The Easter cantata, which recently created so much favorable comment, will he re pented. In addition several new pities will he introduced, which promise to he equally popular. Al together it will be composed of very high class sacred music and will he produced by our nest singers. • • Mr. Alfred Farringdon, who was the guest of Mr. George H. Cook for the past ten days, lias returned to his home in Franklin, Mass. Mr. Farring don expressed himself ns much pleased with Brunswick in particular during his tour of the south, which included St. Augdstine and other points in Florida. He made many friends here, who will be glad to welcome him among them again. Pleasant Party. Mrs. Artnur C. Plain was the hostess Wednesday evening at a very pleas ant party, complimentary to ner sister, Miss Evans Jeter. Those present were Misses Lucile Butts, Janie Symons. Leslie Butts, Mary Lula Blanton, Ju liette Coleman, Josephine uu Bignon, Ixmise Hopkins, Marie DeVoe, Emily Waff, Mrs. Monroe Fleming, Messrs. Howard Waff, r e. Twitty, A. C. Banks, Jr., Petticord, Bestor Coleman Millard Reese, Jennings Butts, Sale. .lA'Vergne Whitfield, Charles Fleming. ; Eugene Whitfield, George Smith. E. J. Allen, Bayard Butts, T. Q. Fleming. Jr. • • • Acca.ia Club Entertained. The Misses Butts entertained the Accocia club Thursday afternoon with a novel and very enjoyable luncheon. A departure was made from the usual rule of the club in having no games I'hived. delightful conversation, uniu lerrupted by demands of points and 'ally, making the time pass quickly, in the dining room the decorations were artistic aud beautiful, the color scheme being white and red. this note being carried out in ail the decora tions, and iu the color lining of the la e pieces laid o>ei the table cloth. A delicious lunesh of several courses was served. Conforming to the rule of the club a prize was cut for by ail the members and was cut by Miss'Mai Ring. Those present were: Misses Mai King. Julia Wilder, Fannie Grant Nightengale. Mary Lilia Blanton, Fan nie Aiken. Mesdames Monroe Flem ing. Thomas Fuller, J. tv. Rennet, L. 0. Atkinson. Meeing of the Zinnia Club, The Zinnia club met Tuesday after noon at the home of the Misses Peu ninum, where they were charmingly entertainer- at cards. A distinctive character was irlveii to the n’cuslon by the Gibiop. touch Ih-oughout The score-cards were decora tea with beau tifully exec i <*d skeiihes of "the friends" of Uihaen's 'Widow,” and the firs prize was a lovely picture of the IN SOCIETY. interesting widow herself, all being the work of Miss Eiien Penniman. who has marked abilitty as an artist. Miss Mamie Waff won the first prize, and Miss Mary McCullough the con solation, a Gibson blotter. Those pres ent were: Mrs. Monroe Heming, Mrs. R. B. Tupper, Misses Fannie Ai ken, Josephine du Bignon, Mamie Waff, and Rowls. of Durham, N. C. Rita McKinnou, Gertrude Allen, Juiia Wilder, Leslie Butts, Fannie Grant Nightengale,Constance Butts,Mary Lil ia Blanton, Rhetta McCullough, Lu cile Butts, Mary McCullough. • • • Mrs. Blain’s Reception. The reception given at the home of Mrs. A. C. Blain Wednesday afternoon, in honor of her guests, Mrs. W. A. Jeter, Mrs. J. William Pinkston, and Mrs, R. C. Corbin, was a very delight ful affair. The house was tastefully decorated, the parlor in blue with a note of green, in the trailing bamboo and srnilax vines. Tic- library, where fruit punch was served, was in yellow and all through the rooms and re ception hall numberless roses made the air fragrant. Under skilled hands the piano gave fortu sweet music, which added much to the afternoon s enjoyment. In the dining room the dominant color tone was red. softly shaded candles casting a warm glow upon the beautiful table with its bur den oi' dainties upon rich hue tabic pieces. Here delicious refreshments J were served. Miss Eva Jctter pre sided at the punch table. The other ladles who assisted Mrs. Blain in en tertaining were: Mesdames C. L. Candler, S. C. Atkinson, It. K. Hop kins, J. D. Sparks. Mrs. Blain was as sisted in receiving by her guests of honor, Mesdames Jeter, Pinkston, and j Corbin. Those invited were: Mes * dames h. C. Atkinson, it. K Hopkins, J D. Sparks, C. I„ Candler, H. M. King, J. M. Madden, H. A. Lucas. >V. |H. Dyer, A. S. v.alo, James Mason, iA. C. Banks, K. H. Everett, L. T. McKinnon, C. L. Elliott. D. D. Akers, of Atlanta; Thomas Fuller, E, F. Coney, J, H. Butts, Jas. W. Rennet, J. E. Moore, M. Verdery, Jas. Raymond, j. W. Thomas, E. It. Mason, Edwin Tupper, T. Q. Fleming, .las. Dun woody, B. Whitfield, P. W. Fleming, W. M. Tupper, Ralph B. Tupper, Monroe Homing, Julian Burnett, Frazer, Dyer. Edwin Brobston, T. i. Wright, B. A. White, G. vV. Blanton, J. E. du Big non, C. A. Baylor, J. A. Montgomery, D. D. Atkinson, Chas. W.vlly, J, Hop per, Hugh Port r, W. H. DeVoe. Rose. Perry, of Pensacola; Coleman. N. Emanuel, A. V. Wood, William Nightengale. J. H. Polhill, M. H. Bal lard. Misses Constance Butts, Rota McKinnon. Fannie Grant Nigntengaie. Duion. Boyle, Brobston, G: iaier, Lilia Burroughs, Ethel Conoley, Rawls. Waff, Alexander, Butts, Nightengale, Gertrude Alien. Valuable Property For Saie. Four six-room houses, two on Bay street, two on Oglethorpe street. Price ssoo each, or $1,700 for the tom houses. This is a big bargain and a money earner. Library building Si. 100. This property pays good inter est upon the investment and has a good speculative value. Six room house and lot on South Wolt street $550. Five room two story house and lot Old Town $1,050 Brobston, Fendig & Cos. Bhip Notice. Neither the owners, consignees or master of the Spanish bark "Marcell no Jane” will be responsible for any debts contracted by the crew of sai bark - MAS, Master. ‘ Typewriter Heao^uarters. New and secondhand machines, all makes bought, sold, rented and repaired Chas. 1,. Jewett., ’phone 375-d calls. Opera House building. Yru can, at any time, get what you need in something good to drink from me. I carry a full line of all kinds domestic and imported liquors and wineß in stock, which vou can buy at prices tc suit the f or. Sig Levison. agent, 310 Bay. Telephone J4U. When ijcu Want iiocd Jewelry. {Silverware, ('nt 0!as o r Novelties, or need any broken or Watches r>'piire*l call on KENNON MOTT, The Leading Jeweler. 21* NEWCASTLE STREET. Inspecter of watches for the Southern ana B 4 B Railways. Keeper of the city clock. Time by wire from Washington daily, at 11 a. m. First-Class Inside Wiring. This company is now prepared to do inßfde wiring of residences and business places, as it formerly did, un der the direction and supervision of a first-class electrician, Mr. W. W. Leathers. We wiil keep on hand a line of nest material, will chare-e only the actual cost of the material de livered here auded to wages of man installing it. Tae party having the wiring done getting advantage of all I JUeotmts and our accounts will al ways be open to said parvy to see thai we are dealing xair. Our des'-~ *>. uig to insure good work ana not to make a profit, will ne satisfied to "break even.” All contracts for In side wiring will Ik rased on use of Edison lamps (those being the best) and parties will Le required to use only those or some equally as good lamps, unaer test. Price of 16 candle power .amps are reduced from 25 cents to 20 cents each and 32 candle power lamps from 50 cents to 35. Where fixtures are ordered by us only actual cost will be chargea, allowing the discounts to patrons. Brunswick Light amt Water Cos. CGLLINo & GLASS, Contractois and Bi Iders. Estimates fur dshed on short no tice and eatisfn 'ion guaranteed. Superintends. specialty. 422 Norti Volf Street, i Something refreshing, Cape May s a foam at Clark’s. Notice. From and after this 'date the le gal adverttsing of the sheriff of Cam den county, Ga., will be published in the Camden County Hustler, instead of the Brunswick Daily News. This. April 16. 1902. JOHN H. BROWN, Sheriff Camden County, Ga. A Special Train. The Plant System will run a special train to Albany on April 21, leaving Brunswick 8 o’clock p. m., arriving at Albany early on morning of the 22nd. Returning leave Albany about 11 o'clock, p. m., on night of 22nd., ar riving Brunswick early on morning of 23rd. The Brunswick military com panies and brass band will go on this train and all others who desire can go on same train. One tare for me round trip. Ship Notice. Neither the owners, consignees or master of the Spanish ship “Pala mos" will lie responsible for any debts contracted liy the crew of said skip. MAS, Master. Pure California Tokay, Sherrv. Ca tawba, Port, Muacated or Blackberry Wine. 25 cnets per large bottle. These win s arc absolutely guaranteed to be as go and ns any so called imported "’incs. sold for more than double the price. A trial v.ill convince you. TeliM none 130, Sig Levis w, agent, 510 Bay stieet. Attractive Prices • will always catch A Tj the buyer* Xam -li offering my Fail Mmk stock of Dress Cl n.r\c\ a -ladies’ skirl . VjrOOUfD, A rim- 5. 1 ,K,24,2,a,a0. mings, Laces and Everything in the l otion line At Popular Figures. M. Jsaac, BRUNSWICK, GA. We Offer This Week 1,000 yards of Tapestry Brussels Carpets, worth SI.OO, at 65c. per yard. Made lined and put down. Terms For J bo ve Strictly Cash This is an opportunity to secure a nice Carpet at the price of a matting at Our Store, Call early to choose from a good collection of Patterns 3i.VA.miUr Aden, APRIL 97 Oh: it’s Something New i > Sliced Bacon, glass jars..2sc. i Cnipped Dried Beef, glass > jars Corned Ham, 1-2 pound can. 10c , Pig feet 1-2 pound can to c . . Head Cheese, 1-2 lb. can... 10 Corned Codfish, 2 'b. can. ..lot. THOMAS KEANY, Faney Grocer. Pickle Talk h If it’s good to eat we have it. | Sweet mixed. ’ Sour mixed. and ’ Honolula nat. 1 White Onions. j Chili Sauce. < Horse Raddish. , Chou Chou Mixed. I Full l'ne vegetables each morning. Geo W.Harper Phone 158. THE GROCER } H. Miehelsoi^ 314 Newcastle St. To bring the well selected of Furniture 1 < ion the p..l lie ■ 1 will sell during this week : $1.65 Ladies’ 1 ocker £I.OO I. ('enter Table 1.00 * i .*.’s high back ditiingehair i (hi 1 1.05 Child's Higli Cane Seat Chair pod 1.75 Gradies l no Those who have not bought their new hats will do wen to call at Miss stater's before buying elaewuere.