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SENDAX MORNING.
PROMINENT
CITIZEN
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WHAT CAPTAIN TOBIAS NEWMAN
IS DOING IN HIS LINE OF
Business.
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There Ik not.a mow progressive
terprlsing or|?aluabl vSthin
the confine* ot'BruSw'lek’lthdSHlapth
Tobias Newman), thc'i-wel!.lbiowh-buf
inoss man, who' conduHTaon t)s
largest wholesale and retail liquor
houses in this section of the state.
The business owns and occupied a
two-story structure and is ’headquar
ters for the entire south Georgia trade.
The retail department of the busi
luess iimlift ll :L specialof cari-waty
at all -
-the
wines, beers, cordials and cigars, while
the wholesale department is recog
nized headquarters for this class of
goods in large lots.
Capt. Newman is at present a mem
ber of the city council, is chairman
of council arp . teni. St| membm- ut the
finance CunJmitti. ta.V/ia*msftJ dir
the council committee on streets,
drains and bridges, and it is due to
■us
gable energy tpat the city is now in
troducing a campaign for sly® Im
provement sig
nally suffiefiful. K* ; i;* v f. v "f |
Capt. Ncwmait,# rtromineot m t’y
thian circles of thir’rjty, having ser
ved as chancellor commander of Ogle
thorpe lodge, and Is now captain of
Oglethorpe (livlsicui No, - 4 uniform
rank, wfilch,''in ’ insny
has won laurels.
He was for some lime a member of
the board osmntaj com y |Bßimiet|
and in tfiKt capacity.' a& In all <stfierfi. , |
he made a splendid official and the
public w,ea( was the beneficiary of
his Itecil Itufcin*s4-fijHliods
getlc sfpirit and wise and safe advice
In all matters of Interest to the county
Captan Newman has often been
spoken of in eonnctl<Jß'lwillfrtSjiS Jbnjf
orally of the city and if he ever con
sents to the tiße of his name It is safe
to
following in all sections of the city.
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Call on Mrs. M. Isnnc.
Try Rob Roy flour, }
jMOBf RH GtOGRAPHY.
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Of Wbajfc’Js the of the earth
composes!?
Of cojjptr lots, {mighty poor roads
railroadKijrackg, gob grounds, base !
ball Jhrki -*and lai r |{rou nd s.
AboutTp|hree-fotfc|hs. Sometimes
they adftJL little gin and nutmeg with
It.
What is a town?
is a (onglderable co .ectlon
of bfftebß pml inhabitants, with four or"
fv| ..men who ’.’rua the party” and
Tendmoney on cent interest. !
What is commerce?
Borrowing |B for a day or two and
dodging the lender for a year or two.
Name the different races:
Horse race, boat race, bicycle race,
racing around to find a man who will
pHt&M he on his pap-y
•3mMR> h|*. many glasses is
divided?
Six —being enlightened, . civilized,
naif civilized, too utter, lotL foi-thl a
cent and real estate agAti. ! * • *
nations are called ,fen tigh
tened?
JThat! aTiidUjg /q how, you
ymirllMnkil aim' 5 whll-fnCX ?yin
home.
What is the earth’s axis?
sssmfwar
to Fraj|<;j£qa through Hfnping-
VtHflfAkl** ani| lilgnt? |
i! tufmMljgjby nigWitettlng IBn rr
Wl;. nijOt*-’ Is" tyused everybody
going home to supper.
What is a map?
A map is a drawing to shovflinc
wiwr„r f" *
Wliat is a mariner’s compass?*
| A jug holding four gallons, jk
M.-Ui&e fer iguififbic barjJLns.
You Are inviteu.
11. V. Addorley, the Newcastle ttjrcel
I "fcyAsnf itivilis* the gifjerul
1 pufiUcr* ’fit cafr slnfl Insfiict lits ,y, ry
[large stock of dry goods, notlonfiand
In fact, everything usually found an a
well equipped dry goods store.
11l 'J niW-*—l-i j j — ti-i
Bargains at Mrs. M. Isaac.
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News.’ Want, Ouluwo.
WINTER CLOTHES should be
#¥% neonsydfppw by Jim (’al
ter. at* tiUI Monk ‘Sitcet. King phone.
25U-2.
'JJiKi Win
THREE THINGS THAT
STAND our
~, t
The three things tnat stasd for good stem-hooping namely, right
• jeoils. right prices, right method ami this yon will tlml exempli licit
with ns. The right goods are found in each department 1n our estab
lishment. Right prices are vouched for or money refunded in every
instance. Right method hy buying and selling only reliable goods and
guaranteeing every item. Limited space forbids going into details in
the various departments. Suffice to say we have in our dry goods do
partinent all tne latest novelties In
DRESS GOODS
Ladies and Children’s Furnish
ing Goods Generally,
Our housefurnishing goods department is complete in every detail
comprising everything necessary in your parlor, library, sitting and
dining room and down to the smallest item required in your kitchen.
Will call your special attention to our line of CARPETS. RUGS. ART
SQUARES. MATTINGS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH. On these goods we
guarantee to save you from 25 per cent, to 33 per cent, on our competi
tors' prices. Our china, crockery and glassware department is the larg
est and best selected line in the country. Our lamp department is
composed of the riouest designs and prices astonishing law. Last lint
not least is our millinery department, which contains all the latest'nov
elties in foreign v and domestic novelties of the fall and winter season.
Miss Jessie Seaman of New York, will have charge of that department
during the coming season.
Notice of Our Millinery Opening
will be given through the volumes of this paper in a few days.
M. ELKAN,
3OB NEWCASTLE ST.
Don't fail lo attend our special sale Monday. We have some good
things to offer you f.iat day.
THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS.
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
IT IS AN INSTITUTION WHICH
AFFORDS MUCH PLEASURE
TO' BRUNSWICK IANS.
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Xhq isnai,swi*li library is in infetftu-j
tiou wtilchT. tfcis City low! justirea
!• Jiroild, living;and flourishing
doea, of oh*ta>-lea and
'UacOtii**int. i.Af pi'-seiit the If
brary is in splendid condition finan
cially and every day new subscribers
arc being,jWddfcd -.JSRUft. 1 '
est boohw-mnd :all|t)te magazines lajjd'
on the shcrtwAandAm” tte fiOWs. Th*
little reading-room is a pleasant place
coMtcoi* altd attentji t- liffarjgh d<#ps
e’ thing ft,r t#e sf’Hfn^i-i
of rAdd-wr and ants
scribers. The “want list,’’ is open
if s*bscri)e*, fnwoLwhipa my <>*•■ Wr
wyts wistjl ttfi t|p
ing filled as early' as po'ssfbl# street
it is placed on the list. ’I lie associa
tt<m |sarranglng 4o a bazaar in
|N'|, '|ii^< , is i jt> rikl -f fiild:-| tor the i_l*,
provement of the library. I'iSns* for
other entertainments are also tinder
nA. the .fcjfcljj)SU r
lie devoted to putting the library on
a firmer basis financially) ■ . j <-,
A meeting will be eaflisl i-imfL/ Mv
decide dpflniteljj upon these matters.
nlie officers of tile library associa
tion are At opart, 0., V. Wood, prea-t
dent; C. G. Bradley, vieg-preside lit;
It. Candler, secretary; I). I'ar
ker, treasurer. The very reasonable
price of a subsjpi||l(j<in {:i 4io|Ki-t
lierslilp within nie reach* of evdryhnh,
tho .lerms being seventy-live cents
per quarter in advance. There is no
Initiation fee. The library should be
supported and it presents a splendid
opportunity for jimlirs to get all lie
latest books and magazine,- as well
ns all Inc slnndard works at slight ex
pease.
Some Genuine Bargains.
Those who are looking “for the best
of it” In (be dry goods line will do
well to call upon Mr. II V. Addorley
the well known dry goods merchant.
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If you are looking for bargains colne
down on the Bay. L. J. Joel is sell
ing his entire stock out at cost.
Mrs. M. Isaac wants your trade.
RUST PROOF
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We Have a Train Load of Them,
CUE BOUGHT THEJW Tp MUfer.
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If you are Interested sencHor
" Sample and Price.
1 iinrjnnH no fnoo'
have other goods to sell.
Hay, Corn, Feed Oats, Flour, Meal and
full line of G roceries.
The Cocuning Cos.
BrunswicK, Ga.
Bellevei In Iht* Theory.
"Somebody advances the idea that
there are words that affect us just us
certain colors do."
“1 duuno about the colors, but I'm
pretty sure to frotli at the month
every time 1 hear 'line’s busy.'
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Invisible.
Itrlggs (sarcastically)—That was a
beautiful, fine horse you sold me.
Griggs—Wasn’t he? As 1 said, not a
blemish on him.
“No. Ail inside.” Detroit Free
Press.
A man talks knowingly of the Incon
stancy of women and then proceeds to
get mail if one of them proves he Is
right.—Chicago News.
MAKING NEW CHOCOLATES.
Nugatines, Caramels, Clito,
jjflgL Old Fas..,oneii Creams, 20 ets.,
Marshmallow Carameis, etc!
Delaware Grapes, Niagaras,
California Fruits, etc.
LLOYDS
Phone 255-2. 214 Newcastle St.
i JEWELRY.
[ DIAMONDS. :
WATCHESi
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and a
£ complete line 1
t of the
£ Rogers’ Knives,
► Forks, Spoons. Etc.
► Fine repairing. H
E KENNON MOTT, 0. D. \
The Leading Jeweler- .
* 215 NEWCASTLE STREET. "
► Inspector of watches for the <
" Southern and B& B Railways. 1
I Keeper of the city clock. Tline t
- by wire from Washington daily 1
“ at 11 a. m. .
THE CONVENT SCHOOL CON
DUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST.
JOSEPH WILL RE OPEN ON MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER 29th.. AT THE
CORNER OF RICHMOND AND
HO WE-STREETS.
Miss Kate Slater wishes to call the
attention of the ladies to her new
fancy work in batteuberg and renas
auCce work.
HISTORIC HITCHING POST.
One of tin* I’ll in 11 tu r l.niidiuiirkN of
the National ti|ltul.
One of the oldest signs in Washing
ton is the cast trim figure of a China*
UuTn about three and a Ml feet in
height that stands in front of a livery
stable on Sixth street northwest be
tween Pennsylvania and Louisiana
avenues. It has been there since 1882
and is one of the familiar landmarks
of the city.
During the civil war Generals Grant,
McClellan, Hooker and others who
patronized this stable a great deal tied
their steeds to this hitching post, and
since then other distinguished person
ages have had occasion to use this post
during every presidential Inauguration
that lias occurred since Lincoln’s sec
ond term.
Asa matter of fact, tills much of
Sixth street northwest, between Penn
sylvania ami Louisiana avenues, is a
historie locality In more than one
sense. It was on the corner of this
street and Louisiana avenue that Gen
eral Robert E. l.ce bade farewell to his
old commander. General Winfield
Scott, when tlie former withdrew from
the Cnion array to join that of the
Confederacy. During the first two
years of the war General McClellan
and others came here regularly to pur
chase and inspect horses, it being at
that time a sort of horse market.—Bal
timore American.
YES !
UPTON'S
CELON <
TEAS
ARE THE FINEST
GROWN
BLENDED GREEN
AND BLACK,
YOU’LL FIND IT AT
cr
KEANY’S,
'Phene 11. 312 Necastle.
Mrs. M. Isaac can save yon money.
New Goods Evtery Day.
H. V. Adderiy the well known dry
goods merchant is constantly receiv
ing new goods and in the course of a
few days he will have an interesting
announcement in these columns.
Go to Mrs. M. Isaac.
SEPTEMBER 21,
A Boy’s Wild Ride For Life.
i With family around exporting him
to die, and a son riding for life, 18
miles, to get Dr. King's New Discov
! ery for Consumption, Coughs and
( Colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesviile,
lud.. endured death's agonies from as
thma, but this wonderful medicine
| gave Instant relief and soon cured
| bim. He writes: “I now sleep sound -
, ly every night.” Like marvelous cures
of Consumption, Pneumonia. Bronchi
tis. Coughs, Colds and Grip prove ~s
matchless merit for all Tnroat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
50c and sl.oo. Trial bottles free at
all druggists.
Car of Horses and Mules.
S. Marks will receive a carioad of
horses and mules tills morning anil
those who are thinking of Inlying
should by all means see air... In the
lot are some good family horses and
some excellent mules.
TOR SALES —One of the best paying
retail candy and fruit establishments
in the city. Situated next L o opera
house. Can prove that the business is
a good paying one. M. FERE-iTtNO.
106 Newcastle St.
Tax Notice.
For the purpose of collecting the
state and county tax for 1902, i will
be at the precincts named below at
dates mentioned, to-wit:
Sterling, Sept. 29; Oct. 28 and Nov.
24. Jamaica, Sept. 30; Oct. 29 and
Nov. 25; Py I el, Sept. 2; Oct. 30; Nov.
26; St. Simons, Oct. 6; Now 10 and
Dec 8.
On dates not mentioned above. I
can be found at court house in Bruns
wick until December 20, when the
books will be closed as per special in
structions from comptroller general.
Be governed accordingly.
H. J. READ, T. C. GLYNN CO.
Try Rob Roy Flour. ..It is the best
New Boarding House.
Mrs. J. A. Caldwell, of Atlanta, has
rented the large residence at 101 G
street and will conduct a nrsi class
boarding house. Mrs. Caldwell has
cad years of experience in the board
ing house business and guarantees
satisfaction. She solicits tne patron
age of boarders. The rooms in the
house have all recently been renovat
ed and refurnished.
Swan's Down flour Is he best.
SI.OO. 55.00 and $6.00 men's line
shoes must go at cost —$2.90 a pair.
L. J. JOEL. 308 BAY Street.
ROB ROY FLOUR IS THE BEST.
Healthy Kidneys Means Long Life.
If you want to restore your kidneys
lo their former state take Smith Sure
Kidney Cure —50 cents at druggists.
Selling Out at Cost.
7c. hose, 3 cents 10c. hose 5 cents;
15c hose, 8 cents; $l5O shoes. 97 cts.
$1.50 pants, 97 cents; $1.50 nrdluu
97 cents.
- L. J. JOEL, 308'BAY Street.
See Mrs. M. Isaac ad. .n this issue.