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BATCH OF ITEMS AROUi THE CITT Interesting Meeting. OsMhorpe lodge, Knights of Pyth ias, held an interesting meeting in their hall last night, disposing of a number of routine matters. Was a Hot Day. The prediction of the weather man some time ago that we would soo.i have some cool weather, has not yet proved true. It has been unusually warm for October, and yesterday the mercury was up Into the nineties. A Scarcity of Fish. All of the fish houses in the city are complaining of a scarcity of fish just, now, and there really Is not the supply in the city to meet the de mand. A few real active fishermen with well-equipped boats would Ann the industry profit able. On the Marine Railway. The Fernandina tug Hildegard has been in port several days undergoing a number of repairs on the marine railway of the Parker-Hansell Engl nueering Company. She will probably return to Fernandina today. New Coal and Wood Yard. Attention is directed to the advev tisement of the Iverson Coal & Woof Company, elsewhere in this issue These gentlemen will open business at the corner of I street and Cochran avenue on Monday, October 8, ana solicit n share of the patronage. The Finishing Touches. Contractor Cmmzelnian is now pul ling the finishing touches to me new Padrosa building on Newcastle street, which by the way is one of the hand somest in the city. The second floor has been fitted up for offices and the first is arranged for an up-to-date storehouse. Report a Good Time. The thirty members of tlm Glynn aerie of Eagles who attended the fair at Macon on Thursday all report a delightful time. They say they were royally treate 1 by the angles of the Central City and that everything )x>B - was done to make their trip a pleasant one. The fair, they report, is a big success. CASTOR IA F— uuatrcs t:1. Cuiltbea Uio evinJ You HdVs A!wsvs Beugiii Hears the S/%7 Kinca .tt't! o' '-dL&ffZ. Shoes of all kinds, styles and prices. Shoe* for (die people at Peer sons. Look BOPS! A chance to make EASY MONE? B Have you got the notion it’s hard for a boy to make H i|i money after school hours ? If you knew how thousands B B of hoys make all the money they need by a few hours’ H B easy work a week, wouldn’t you jump at the chance of B ■ doing it yourself? There’s no secret about it—these I THE SATURDAY 1 I EVENING POST I Friday afternoon and Saturday. Some make sls a week. B All make something—depends on the boy. It won’t cost you ; ; B a cent to try it, anyway. Ask us to send you the complete B B outfit for startiag in business, and 10 free copies of The Post. f fi Sell these Posts at 5c the copy, and with the 50c you make B R buy further supplies at wholesale price. Besides the profit made B B on every copy we give prizes when you have sold a certain B fl cumber of copies. Further, fl I $250 in Extra Cash Prizes I fl each month to boys who do good work. Your chance of getting fl fl some of this money is just as good as that of any other boy who ■ 'H The Cartis Publishing Company, 172S Arch Slreet Philadelphia, h. THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Tuesday, Oct. 0. THE SHOW YOU KNOW IK ALE. FIELD GREATER MINSTRELS 65== PEOPLE—6S Seats on sale at Box Office. Prices—sl.sd, SI.OO, Toe. 50c NEXT ATTRACTION: “FINNEGAN'S BALL” OCTOBER 11. WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FALL ANNOUNCEMENT FROM MISS KATE SLATER. BRUNSWICK'* ORIGINAL MILLINER. r?* r? yim itrees I CAN FURNISH AND PLANT ON SHORT NOTICE. CABBAGE, MAG NOLIA, SYCAMORE. MAPLE DOG WOOD. OAK AND UMBRELL TREES. GIVE ME A TRIAL. D. B. PYLES. f.23 E Street. JOHN D ROUNTOS. Brunswick’s Candy Store. Don’t buy burnt sugar and imagine you are getting pure chocolate. Such substitutes ate injurious to health. For pure chocolate and all other can dies call on me. A fresh supply received every week from Menier the famous chocolate maker, blither in 'bulk or in beautiful pound and half pound boxes. FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO BACCOES, ETC. TAFFY CANDY MADE FRESH DAILY. 208 Newcastle Street. FROM THE BEST SOURCES How and where a grocery stock t bought determines its val ueand qual tty. We could buy cheap stuff and sell to you at cheap prices. Yo might think we would be good puo pie to trade with—tout we wouldn’t be. We buy from the best source pay fair prices and charge you a fair profit—just enough to pay far handl the goods. We wouldn’t touch cheap quality for a great deal. We inten to maintain our reputation for honest in all things. THOS. KEANY. TH£ BRUNSWICK DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. 190 G. NEWS AND NOTES ALONG THE BA! DAY'S SHIPPING RECORD AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST ON RIVER FRONT. Cleareer. Dark Westmoreland, Matson, New York. Sailed. Schooner Tofu, Covert, Noank. Schooner Nantasket, Carlson, Port land. Steamer Kenilworth, MeClennoc, Liverpool and Bristol. River Notes. Several vessels now enroute to this port, are expected to arrive within the next few days. Quite a large fleet is due. Tlie steamer HillbrooK, which sail ed from tliis port a few days ago, ar rived in Norfolk Thursday. The steamer Dorothy is tied up across the river opposite Coney At Parker's for the winter. She will only he used for special trips. Special Notice. All bills against the British steam ship Therese Heyniann must 'be pre sented at our office by noon this 6tn day of October, 190(1. or payment thereof'will bo debarred. F. D. M. Strachan & Cos, Consignees. WE DEVOTE ALL OF OUR TIME TO SHOES AND CAN GIVE THE BEST QUALITY, MOST COMFORT, AND LATEST STYLES. PEERSO Mandolines, guitars, banjos, violins, acordions, mouth harps and all kinds of musical instruments at Sig Levi son. Ring up 2KU-3, Lebeu's bakery an tje.t some of those delicious almond in Among tday, 10# A street Hosiery for children. Rlkan’s 15, 2d and 25 cents line ail going at lb cents each, three pairs for 25 cents at Sig Levison. SHOES OF ALL KINDS AND STYLES AT PEERSON’S. Rubbers for men; rubbers for wo men; rubbers for children at Peer son’s. For common beer — us l l .b H buy Schlitz beer, if you ask for it. The purity *wt costs you nothing, yet it costs us more than 11 half the cost of our brewing. fl Purity means health fulae* • freedom. ■ from germs. It means ael s red || and sterilized. It means \ beer— m aged until it cannot cause biliousness. fl Ask for the Brewery Bottling. Common beer is sometimes substituted for Schlitz. < • ||j To avoid being imposed upon, see that ike cork or crown is br< • ■ it ##J to oa ll jr Beer ■ . J That Made Milwaukee lamou& Brunswick Ga. THE LARGEST F E IN SOOTH GEORGIA We carry everything from the kitchen to the parlor and guar a ntee prsce V H J&NBH £• ~--“' -gi^rr-A^ '*~%jtj Price .... $15.00 Write to us for prices and mention Mils paper •- MAKE AWNINGS FOR YOUR r-.r .1 LiINCE OR YOUR STORE. 1, j— — . —t;'. ini; —n -:.|v * s •• |i ’ 'i C^’v.a ;■! I ' 5