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2 MORE KICKS ON THE CARNIVAL — — Citizens Petition Council But it Will Continue Today The stret fair people were in danger of more trouble yesterday, and the city council held a .special meeting about 12 o'clock to act on a petition elsred by a number of people resid ing near Maynolia nark, askinc the body to order the fair .stopped claim ing that it made too much noise. Rev. C. P. Thornton was present and acted as spokesman for the citi zens who signed the petition. The matter was dismissed for some time and it was decided not to Interfere with the carnival, and to let In con tinue through today. This little affair of amusement, which has encountered so much trou ble and caused so much talk inthe city will come to a close tonight, and it might be said that the managers will find themselves behind a couple of hundred dollars. While the fair has been pretty well patronized since Its opened, the owners lost money here during the first part of the week, when they were awaiting the action of council to begin busi ness. However, Manager Berger and his employes will leave the city tomorow and it is not probable that they win again soon put their feet on Brunswick soil. Fifteenth Semi-Annual Dividends. The National Rank nf Brunswick. Brunswick. On. Doc. 17th. 1901. The board of directors of the Na tional Bank of Brunswick have this day declared a dividend of 3 per cent., three dollars per share, payable on and after January 2nd. 1904 to sharehold ers of record at clotse of business this date. E. D. Walter, Cashier. Admlnlatrator'B Sale. GEORGIA. GLYNN COUNTY. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned ban applied to the ordi nary of aald oofunty for leave to sell land belonging to the estate of Mary J. Grovcnsteln for the payment of dedits and for the purpose of dlstri butlop. Raid application will he beard at the regular term of the Court of Ordinary for said cmmtv to he held on the first Monday in February. 1904 Tills December tr.th, 1903. W. L. Spelr. Administrator of the estate of Mary j. Grovenstein. C. P. Goodyear, Max Isaac, _ Petitioners BROWN & CO Contractors, Manufacturers, anJ hippers of Railway Crossties and Dealers in YELLOW PINE LUMBER Fi* ' ’ Brunswick, tia. _ lr . nollr . , P OUR STOCK is well selected and we can serve y.u WE ARE STILL CATERI NO FOR VOUR TRADE >l' ■ “"J ARTICLES. JUST THE THINS FOR A SUITABLE CHRISTMAS FRESEN l - coco AOVANT.O. W. HAVE VOU MON*, .N THAT UN, OUR CIGAR STOCK HAS JUST -m -* REMEMBER OUR PRESCRIPTION OEPARTMEN l IS PERFECT ® HAR M A £ Po<*'m Smile of G#*nta. Ills moutli w;ii lik r * Apollo’s bow no bont nnd in the natural curve said sor row, with imagination, but when wreathed into smiles by any cheering inflorescence of his soul, disclosing a set of ivory teeth ns evenly set as the Opel walls oi Eden, was absolutely cap tlvuting and b(*outifui. So remarka bly pleasing was this transition from sadness to sunshiny gladness of hilari ty that I now seem to see him smiling before me. lighting up the dim vistas of my memory a* the rain fraught light ning does the darkness of a summer night. But there was this peculiarity about liis Hiuil'*, which I do not remem ber e\er to have seen in any other per son—namely that it did not appear to be the result of gladness of heart alto gether or gladness mixed with sorrow, but a pleasing satire, a Flailing review of all that had Just been said by him, like the triumphant world renovating laughter of the weeping heavens, ex pres ive of that beautiful Apollonian disdain which seemed to say, “What you ‘see through u glass darkly’ I be hold through the couched eye of an Il luminated seer.” Not only did he look this, but he felt it -felt It with all his Inmost soul. It was, In the truest ac ceptance of the term, a smile of genius. —'The Toe-t Livers Papers” in Century. FoTjrdl On 1 tir> Shorthund. That shorthand was used In the an cient world is well known, l,ut our In formation Is still scanty, and any ad dition ! ■welcome. It may therefore be worth knowing that there is In the Armenian "Acts of St. Calllstratus” a reference to the employment of sto nograpby. A translation of this is In cluded In Mr. F. C. Cony beam's “Ar menian Apology and Acta of Apollo nius and Other Monuments of Early Christianity.” The account of Cal llstrutus was probably written In tha first half of the fourth century. It In cludes several long addresses of CalU stratus to his fellow soldiers In cxplor nation of the mysteries of tho new faith for which he and forty nine of hls comrades became martyrs. X'er bnps with a view to giving them au thority as verbatim reports, the. com piler says; “But there was a certain scribe of the law court who was near to tlio prisou, and he listened to the discourse of Calltstratua, and he wrote it down hi shorthand oil paper and gave it to us, and we art in order with nil ac curacy the record aud outline of his thought” Thackeror'i Facial Appearance. In 18-19 or 1850 Charlotte Bronte wrote of Thackeray; “To me the broad brow seems to express intellect Cer tain Ulu s about the nose and cheek be tray the satirist and the cynic; ihe mouth indicates a childlike simplicity, perhaps even a degree of Irrosolulenoss iu eonuisleiicy—-weakness, in short, l.ut o weakness not annullable.” And Mr. Alollcy, writing to his wife iu 1858, said: “I believe you have mwer seen Thackeray, lie ha., the appearance of a colossal infant—smooth, white, shin ing, ringlety luiir, liaxeu, alas, with ad vancing years; a roundish face with a little dab of a nose, upon which it is a perpetual wonder how lie keeps his spectacles.” / TbiyiroUeu nose; was always a aourejg —f- “‘©ouieiHlNsyi'hiieirop-i.if I'im’is'r'ifi [4(Uo ■!—-■ 1 in pi* *p ( >oc}(i uud In his letters,’andTm, was fond of remark to him when he was to stand as godfather to a friend's son, “Lord, TliaeUerny. I hope you xvou’t present the child with your own mug!” Cream do Months, Cream de Vio let. Cream do ltoeo. Cream de Coco, Casino Cocktails and lots of other cordials to numerous to mention at Si.g Levison's, Phono 110. 310 Pay Street. THE GEM FRUIT STORE. Next to Morgan’s Drug Store STAFF LYONS, Propr. Everything in the Fruit Line, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes. Snuff adn SMOKERS’ SUPPLIES Fine Domestic and French Candies CANDY MADE DAILS FROM THE CHOICEST SYRUPS. Come and Seo Me. STAFF LYONS. THE BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1903. 1 DOINGS ALONG OUR BUS! BA! Arrivals and Departures of Vessels at This Port Yesterday Arrived. Schooner Chat H. Wolston, Hinc ley, New York. Schooner Cassie F. Bronson, Ben nett, New York. Schooner Melissa A. Willey, Mur phy, Bangor. Schooner Geo. H. Ammes, Watts, New Bedford. Schooner Fred A. Davenport, Kim ball, Bath. Schooner Independent, Case, Boston. Schooner H. B. Homan, Atkinson, Barbadoes. Cleared Schooner S. M. Byrd, Clay, Fernan dina. Russian Bark Weljeksett, Erlcsoo, Velencla. Sailed. Schooner Inez N. Carver, Hodskins, New York. Schooner S. M. Byrd, Clay, Fernan dina. Sp. Ship Palamos, Mas., Velencla. Catching: Rook Titles. Most readers would be at a loss to discover the source of some book titles and would forget If they ever knew that “The World Well Lost” is bor rowed from Dryden, that “A Dream utul a Forgetting” Is Wordsworth’s phrase and that it was Othello who loved “Not Wisely, but Too Well.” Wo might add that iu spite of the famili arity of the famous “Elegy” not one reader in ten will trace Air. Hardy’s “Far From the Madding Crowd’’ to Gray or will connect “One of Three" with the mariner who held the wed ding guest with his glittering eye. Mr. Hardy’s titles, like Howells', are al most Invariably attractive. 'A Pair of Blue Eyes,” "Two on a Tower” and “The Return of the Native” stimulate curiosity. Often a proverb or any other famil iar phrase is as good as a recognized quotatiou. "Put Yourself Iu His Place” and “It Is Never Too Late to Mend” were strokes of genius on the part of Charles lteade, and "Second Thoughts,” “Dead Men’s Shoes” and "The Root of All Evil” are hardly less inviting.— Blackwood’s Magazine. Hot Air In DoNton. Little Emerson—Mamma, I find do marginal note in elucidation of this expression, which I observe frequently to occur in my volume of "Fairy Tale Classtcs”—"with tinted breath.” What ts the proper Interpretation of the phrase? Mamma—“With, tinted breath," my ,aon, commonly occurs In ffliry tales. jXoul father often returns from pisca torial excursions with bated hrenth. The phrase in such instances, howev er, has no significance as applying to the halt employed to allure the fish, but is merely an elastic term of du bious meaning and suspicions origin, utilized, as 1 have already intimated, simply because of the sanction which it has gained by customary usage in fairy tales generally. Do you compre hend. Emerson’; Little Emerson—Perfectly, mamma. —Judge. TAX NOTICE. Additional time has bean granted by the mayor and council in which to pay 1903 city taxes. The last day under the ordinance, was November 30th. By special order, I am author ized to receipt for taxes until Monday December 28th, 1903. The digests will then be turned over to the clerk of council, who will be obliged to Issue executions against all in default. Pay now, in order that you may save costs of execution. Geo. H. Smith, City Treasurer. ’ Bill ■HI. No Koine Complete Without a GLOBt WERNICKE BOOKCASE The hanc'somest line of ’ : Willocu Furniture „ „ . • Ever Displayed in the City Inspect our window in Gold: Every article 24 Karat genuine gold plate We have increased cur lower floor space and are showing our carpets, mattings, draperies, table covers portieres, couch covers, lace curtains, on the fiist floor. A New Line ol Irish Point Curtains Solid mahogany Liibrary Suits in Finest Quality heather. A lovely line of Morris chairs, arm chairs, mantle mirrors, banquet lamps, fancy baskets, music cabinets ladies’ desks, etc. Out Prices Rre Right EMMLEIUSon •iSadol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you ??*. Peck’s Mule Feed best for horses. J. M. Burnett WALTER C. BROBSTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office with Brobston. Fendig & Cos. BRUNSWICK, GA. CENTRAL SCHOOL S. E. Corner of F. and Norwich, Streets PREPARATION for COLLEGE or BUSINESS DAY SCHOOL and NIGHT SCHOOL J. H. SWINDELL, Principal. If you want the best soda watei ring phons 129. Cline & Ludwig. 'FTP S’ r s- w •• •• ; THE HOLE IN THE WAU. ' No Fine Fixtures, but the I BEST DRINK IN THE EITY ; for 1U c. I H. SSELtG, • Phone 237. 223 Grant St ' ' All brand* C - lifornla Wine* l ' 25c per bottle, * 4* 42 4* 42 4f l 2 4 1 ,+ *2 it ,|2 .ll .ftt . ' C, P. GOODYEAR, , attorney at law, , Ovsr James 6. Wright’s , eisuesstsr Street. Brunewiok, •*. - - ' Jo? the Georgia Pressing Club It ( you went first-class work. Phone 144-4 > i Our milk shake soda Is a fins mal i low drink. Try It. Put up by Cliee i * Ludwig-