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THURSDAY MORNING
Ladies’ Umbrellas
Colored and mark, all sorts of hand
les and qualities.
Special salej this week on two lots
Just received.
One lot |2.98. One lot $1.48.
See Window.
Your money back for the asltinq.
* OUR STORE CLOSES AT 6 O’CLOCK
We Are Now Prepared
to furnish Ice Cream, made
from Pure Cream, in any
quantity, and deliver It any
where in the city.
We Oftve special lea O.eiini •‘Paekera”
fol our Family Trade, aiql we guarantee
qua.ity of cream i ami proniptm ss of
delivery.
50 c. quart. "
w. j! butts,
THE DRUGQIBT.
TOBIAS NEWMAN
Hfls THE EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
of the
Lotos Club
PURE
Rye Whiskey,
BRUNBWICK A ND VICINITY.
WANTED and FDR SALE
Second Hand Furniture, Stoves,
Organs, Pianos, Desks, and other
things too numerous to mention.
J.W, Watkins,
208 Bay St, Brunswick Ga.
I also have 3 Sewing Machine motors, the last chance, at $7,50 each.
I BIG
| Bargain Sale
[Monday June 2, Tuesday June 3.
f See Circular.
\
Call and Convince Yourself
and. H. Heller & Bro.
Two Stores, ,
220 Newcastle, 302 Bay Sts
YESTERDAY’S SHIPPING RECORD
Arrival an<t Departue of Vessels
at This Port.
Following Is the record of the
movements 'of vessels at this port
yesterday:
Arrived —Bark Irene (Sp) Capt.
.Rivas, from Valencia; schooner
Woodward Abrahams, Capt. Mar
shall, front Havana.
ifaiki I--Schooner Amelia Willey,
Capt. Dodge, for New York; schoon
er Montana, Capt. Boye, for Phila
delphia; Capt. Boye, for Phila-.C-s
--delphia; schooner Wm. Sumner,
Capt, Pendleton, for New York;
schooner \fShorn<*/' ( r Haggart, for
New York; schooner James David,
som, Capt. Jansen, for Norwich;
hark Bayard, Capt. Lovedale. for
Hamburg; schooner Edward P. Av
ery, Capt. Flynn, for Now Haven.
TORNADO WRECKS TOWN.
V
Many Buildir, ;s Razed and One Life
Reported Lost,
Platfeville, Wis.. dune L- A tornado
strip k Louii-dnu'g. a small town 1C
miles southwest of Platteville, last
evening, arid urcorilirg to ••• -ports re
ceived lie.f today t.lie damage was
very heavy. Barns, outbuildings, etc.,
were demolished.
Seeing the *ury of Hie storm Edward
Ward, a well-to-do (armor, hurried his
leant horaev.-ard. He was unhitching
it when his li.irn was blown id pieces,
a heavy timber striking him in the
forehead and crushing his skull. He
•lied instantly. Heavy rains also caus
ed .great, damage to crops, and it is
said that the a< a on':: work on many
farms linn been a total In s. The Sis
son dwelling at Jamestown was total
ly destroyed.
TROOPS HOMEWARD BOUND.
Several Transports From Manila Ex
pected at ’Frisco Soon.
Sftn Francisco, June 4.- A week
from tomorrow the transport Warren
will be due from Manila and on June
id the Kilpatrick is expected to ar
rive. Word lias been received here
that the Hancock left Manila on May
27, bringing the h< aibpinrlers and ten
companies of the Ninth infantry. It:;
enlisted men, to prisoners and 214 eas.
unities.
The transport Sherman left Manila
May 28 with Major General Lloyd
Wheaton and Brigadier General Simon*
Snyder in addition to 58ft enlisted men
of (lie Sixth Infantry,.fit! enlisted men
of tlie Ninet'-i-eth infantry, 21 sick
men. 15 insane and 12 discharged sol
diers.
Pastor Dies From Paralytic Stroke.
Galveston, Tex., June 4.—R. ,1. C.
ltoelmt, 80 years of age and for 51
years pastor of the First Evangelical
Lutheran church of Galveston, is dead
from a stroke of paralysis. He was
a pioneer of Galveston and an organ
izer of the church in Texas.
E. 1). Wolff*• returned to his iiome
in Norfolk yesterday.
(Communicated.) ....
A vote for K. till is a vote for
Brunswick.
Vote for lvstill uul help Bruns
wick.
14still is Brunswick's friend. Vote
for ‘aim.
Brunswick appreciates bet' friends
and Estlll is a friend of Brunswick.
Vote for 'aim.
Eutifi’s elf el ion means Hon.. W.
G. Branhty will go to the Unit'd
States Senate.
BRANTLEY IS FOR ESTILL.
~
Notice.
My husband, L. D. Joel, has this
day purchased the dry goods busi
nesa ueretoforiH conducted by me at
•'ll. 2“ 1 Monk street, tais city, and
in' wifi continue to conduct the bus
iness. at thei same stand.
This June 4, 1362.
, IP. JOEL*
Oak Grove House.
Summer and autumn hotel on Tal
lulu it Fails: railroad 5 miles south
of I til Is. "ill receive gnc-its onTlimi*
20th, T. M. Koddrill, Mgr., Turner
villo, Ga
GEORGI
CLVNX COFNTY.
By virtue of an order of the court
lof ordinary of said county will he
sold at public oittery. on the first
'I tins, lay in dune, 1(101’. at file court
house iu -mid county, between the
usual hours of sale, the following
real estate situate in Glynn county,
to wit: All of that certain lot
tract or parcel of land situate) lying
and being in the county ami state
aforesaid, and in the 1536 District,
containing lOti acres, more or less,
and hummed ns fellows: North by
| lands formerly owned by H. C.
! Taylor: east by lands of r. Dart op
iate; south by lands of Jacob
| Hutch: west y lands formerly own
ed by \V S. Forrester, now owned
by .kidn 1,. 1 iimli, said tract of land
has upon it one ill S-rcom dwelling
hotTse in good repair, and several
out hoses barns, etc. also
1 lot of farming tools.
At the same time and place, will
bo sold New Town lot No. 129,
In" sale will bit continued from
da> to day between the same hours
until all said proparty is sold.
This June 1. 1902.
HIRAM J. READ,
Administrator of Estate of Mrs.
lictusa Stafford j
BRANTLEY IS FOR ESTILL. i
THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWB
Some Social
Views Vicki.
Mrs. J. B. Abrams is still quit
ill in Atlanta.
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Miss Fannie Aiken .- pent yester
day in the city.
m m m
Miss Hallle Brobston is spending
a week on Cumberland.
* * •
Misses I.uia and Ella Burdeit*- are
spending some days on St. Simon.
• •
Mrs. S. C. Atkinson will enter
tain the Acacia club Friday after,
noon.
• *
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beach have re
moved to the, Campbell residence
on Gloucester street.
• •
Mrs. Harris M. King and cliiidn'.i
will lufive tomorrow night for Mari
etta where they will .-:i.-*n.i .at
weeks.
m m m
Mrs. E. J. Alii :i and Mi- Gi tiul.i
Allen will leave shortly- for N<w
M’ixico where they will spr nd t.o.
summer.
• • •
Mlsss Marie Parker, after
days sprint with Mis; Hazel Night
ongale,, is again the guest of Mi
Ethel Conoly.
• • •
The Daughters of the Coup 1 ,
will hold the regular monthly me.-i.-
itig this afliTnoon at the i< - i<l-,i. .
of Mrs. It. It. Hopkins. A lull it
t.'nance is reqrtstcd.
** *
i lim reception tendered the Vi<ter
atm Tuesday evening tit the n.-si
ilence of Mrs. 13. F. Coney, was i
very pleasant affair. Several of ih
Veturau* gave interesting remin:
ees of the war. Mr. J. .1 Spears
uni Mr. it. H, Daniels n,luting man
incidents, both amusing and paGe t
ie. A paper was read by Mi-,..; Ma.
ria Blair by special request of the
Daughters of the Confederacy which
was very Interestlnr and non ly en
joyed.
• • •
Invitiations have lieon i-sued for
the wedding of Miss Bertha Green
wood and Mr. Jacob lloiliolz, which
will occur at tint home of the iu id.
mother', Wednesday evening, Jur/
18. The marriage of thin popular
young couple will lie an event of In
terest to a large circle of |h ..- :d
Ttfe brldo-eloet has lived, • ■
since her childhood and has won
many friends by her lovable disposi
tion ami noble attributes. Mr
Rotholz resided in Brunswick main
y• 4ars. and is deservedly popular
amongst a host of friends. At yv,
but he is located at Norfolk. Va..
where he is very sueeessfu! in busi
n■t'o. After an extended wml.lia
journey Mr. Rotholz and his Pride
will he at . home in Norfolk.
• • •
Mrs. Bolling Whitfield has re
turned from a visit to Hon. and
Mrs. warren S. Reese at their home
in Montgomery, Ala. Mr. Reese is
U. S. attorney for that district. and
Mrs. ilei’si’ was Miss Essie* Wait
field of ibis city, and while the.
Mrs. Whitfield assisted tiiemi in eu
tertaining the Thompson c.,.
sional party, ami a large nninh.-r ot
other prominent gucj'ds at Mr.
Reese's beautiful coimtiuj pia,, .
Tiiej Cedars,” at a reception of
which the Montgomery Advert -ez
after describing; it in detail, speaks
as a perfectly charming affair.
ATTENTION
PICMCEKS
basket parties
We keep everything in th. !m ~i
Meats, Piokles, Olives J. ill, j> lv
serves. Grape juice, Fruit Syrup
and Canned Fruits; and many
other things too numerous to im p
tion, that goes to make up a nice
luncheon.
THOMAS KEANY,
Phone 11, 312 Newoa : S'
We dose m se\.. :l ,
BRANTLEY IS FOR ESTILL.
Ship Notice.
Neither Master. Owners e.,r ~ a
signtvs of the Ihitisn steamship
"Trojan” will he responsible for any
debts contracted by the crew of sain
steamer.
F. D. M. STRACHAN & CO.,
Consignees.
BRANTLEY IS FOR ESTILL.
C? ( Uneeda
L gf ! New Syrup
jV . EVAPORATED
Georgia Syrup': None Better, in
1 qt Cans
2 qt. Cans.
OREGON ELECTIONS.
Democrats Elect Governor, but Repub
licans Will Control Leuislature.
Portland, Or*.. June 4.—Returns
from yesterday's elections arc 1 still in
complete, but partial returns from all
but six of the 23 counties in the statu
give George F, Chamberlain (Item.)
for governor a majority of 1,150. Cham
berlain is running ahead of his ticket
111 II cGy . j r- ;,j p.w I
and i: irn : !..• n tin m i: ■ i-.--f i;si.itol
that, his majority will reach 2, 5 m).
Tin Republican state ticket, with
the exception of governor, will have
close to majority, and both
houses of the leyi; lature will ; l( . t; 0
puhlieau, insuring the election of a
Republican United States senator to
succeed John Simon.
St. Simon Line.
Steamers Bessie No. 1 and No 2.
Schedule in Effect May 25, 1902.
Leave Bmnsw.ck, Arrive Ocean Pier Leave Ocean Piers. Arrive Brunswick
£•00 a. m. 8.45 a. m 6.30 am 7, l a in
£■ 0 a. m 9.15 a. m 9,30 a m 10,1*> am
2 00 p. m. 2.45 p. m 4.00 p m 4.45 D 1U
’• 0 P- m 615 p. 111 ‘>,3o p m 6.30 pm
leave St, Simon Mills Arrive St. Simon Mills
6 00 a - > 10.00 a ill
5,10 p, m 7,00 p m
tfwept isi{ 'Ccean freezes
Cumberland Island
90 minutes sail from
BRUNSWICK, Gfl.
Two Boats Daily
New and Unexcelled Management.
Ochestra, Bowling, Target Range, Tennis. Ping-Pong.
Premises Thoroughly Renovated. Improved Lighting
No Scarcity of-Sea Food,
*
For Rates Apply to
J. L. JACOBI, Manage?’,
Cumberland Island, Ga.
TO MOVE INTO NEW QUARTERS
’ Agent of Armour Packing Cos. Will
Remove Today.
A. M. Smith, the local representa
tive of the Armour Packing Company
will today remove '.Us office Into the
.May building comer of Gloucester
ami Bay streets, which was recently
leased by the big Kansas City pack
ing company. *
Vlr. Smith was s.pm by a repre
sentative of the News yesterday and
sail ’ne exp.yted a man here from
headquarters within 4Ue next week
to build the) cold storage.
John. C. Lehman, ari old Bnins
wiekian, now of Atlanta, is in the
city.
JUNE 5