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<)■ 22 b'ack velvet ribbon, satin hack,
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Kid / Rings, suitable for making Pulley Belts, per pair ik.
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laspnctor of fsr Krtih* 4j. Time by Wfel Washington
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c iltßlTny stteet, Brunswick, Georgia.
BOYS’
Sfiirt - Waists
Any Boys’ Shirt Waist in the house
This Week
45c. EACH.
Goods that formerly
sold for
50e, 75c and $ll.OO.
LEVY’S
The Bee Hive.
VFLVET RIBBON BELTB.
made of three strips No. 5 Satin Back Velvet
Kibbon with embroidered white hi 11c cord edits
EACH 750.
New line all 8 Ik Tklteta Ribbon Belt*, eaoh 500
The Bee Hive.
213 Newcastle st.. Brunswick, Gu.
: Just
I And you wilj nave n<>
i other. ;;
s Libby’s Wafer Chip
ped Beef per enn 15c
f I’hone IBS, ’ ' ,! 7f %
The Hustler,
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§&LE OF TIMBER
8i tM [or large aufl \
Timber Pririte Near '
the City. *
have been instructed
to receive sealed bids for all
the timber privileges for five
years, from date of accept
ance, on all the lands in
Glynn county known as the
Day lands, the Bacon lands,
the Taylor tract and the
‘Nesbit tract. We solicit
bids for the tie privilege,
piling privilege, oak, pine,
cypress, and cord wood tim
ber, subject to any turpen
tine privileges which may
be now outstanding. Bids
for all of said privileges as
a whole being preferred.
Terms cash on execution of
papers conveying the privil
ege. Bids will be opened at
our office at 10 o’clock on
the 15th day of August, 1900,
and the same referred to the
owner for approval or rejec
tion.
Brobston, Fendig & Cos.
Keep the body he'aUby at this season
by using Pkickly Ash BntH. It is
a necessary condition to successfully re
sist inalarikkgerms. W.J. Butts. \
FOB KKNT.V-Neat little palm cot
tage, farnishoO 'on St. Simon, Most
dtlightful spot on island, right near
the surf and pier. Apply to Geo. AV.
Harper, phone 15S,
FOR RKNT —Furnished rooms, cool
and pleasant for summer, with bath
room. 405 G street.
Clisap Rates Via Son' hern Railway.
Chicago, 111. National Encampment G. A. K
August 27-Bept. 1 .Ticket* will he sow August
Jts,se and 37, with final limit Sept. 1, at rate of
tA for the round trip.
THE TIMES, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 14, 1900.
SOCIETY.
MART M’Xl-H BURROUGHS, Editor.
After spending sljort time tbe
of her daughter! Mrs. F. A.
Wrench, Mrs, ,fobn Black was eud
deal? callpd home in JMI on, f'y the
illnees of her ‘:!#iigbce|BHEf|*|*jjj,te
Blsek. M:s Blank OsUeo|HHH9ick
list winter tod h ina^v.
who hope for a rpeetiyfreeovery.
Mr, end i- rj, C. Downing left a
day or two ago far Tate Springe, from
where they will go to Saratoga, for
the benefit of Mr. Downing’! health.
Mr. Claude Dart ia quite ill at fcU
home, to the regret of many frieode.
The music in the. F||>*ll<ejrian
oburcb wee unusually doe oaftynday
last, the male >iuartette, composed of
Mr*. C. L. Candler , Uward Wtil,
Ed Allen and Ohae. Fleming, render
ing tome of the most besotlful
mnelo ever heard kb Brunswick-
Mr A. B, Howe, ol S-A shnih, speed
a day or two of this week in Brjro#-
wink tii-gunatof his mother. Mr*.
M-C. 11 SW, at he home nn t|ak I’laoe.
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Mrs. A, C, Dinks and eon, Mr.
Albert Banka, left a day or two ago
for a pl-asant visit to fr%l* in S van
ttah, |linf which they will spend some
tim* on Tjh-e 1 land
•ft' -;;v
, —kw-O-s
.Mr. aod Mrs. R. C. ifajikfcip# speoi
yesterday with friends in Brunswick
af!er time on Cumberland.
Mtr p. D. M, Hr radian entertained
* plsjjjßnt ( -iiart) of friends several,
euJoWfafo * ttf a trip on tha water
In hta pretty new boat, the Moh'-
ooi'. '
Many friends regetn to know that
Cpt, Ken White continues quite fll at
tra boms, the Ogldhrpe.
Mr. and Mr*. Win Dead bare re
turned from Cumberland, where they
have been lor soma week* past.
Mr. and Mr*. \V. A- McNyaly anil
children, after waking aaany friends
in Brunswick, left jas'erdsy for
jSuntavillr, they will rpend
■ante time. ~ J, jL -X .
i fr ■■ ' -*" ■
A party composed of Jtfsstrs. Hugh
Vorter, l.e T. Sbwfclclefard. ,1. K. du-
Bfgnbn and F . D,, irP Iricban eipect I
‘to leave I bit rooming; far.,Cumberland j
on a tarpoon fisbtn* trip.
Mr. Mil Mrs. u'ep T. Shackleford
and little son, Master F.ancl*. of
Cumberland, are spending eoine time
in Brunswick, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Porter at their home, the
Og'ethorpe.
Mr. Barbour Thompson, of the
Southern Kailway, is spending a day
or two in Brunswick, the guest of hi*
brother-in-law, Mr. Morton Marye.
Miss Bertie Paul, of Darien, is spend
ing some time in Brunswick, the at
tractive guest of friends.
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Capt. John Vanoe is running the
jDer boat, Faloon, dur
ing the illness of her.owner, Capt.
Ben White. v •ft' j
Many Brunswick friends if Slue
Annie Barter, of Gamberiaod, will be j
interested in knowing that after a
charming viait to South >llnd, Caro
lina, she leaves shortl/for Abbeville,
-S. C,, where she will be the attractive
guest of friends.
Meny friends regret to know that
Mrs. M. C. K we is still sufferrng firm
the injuries sustained to her arm some
weeks ago.
Mrs. V. Simmon., 0 f Cumberland, is
tba attraetiue gusst of Mr. and Mrs
HugU Porter for some time, at the
Oglethorpe.
From aoross the wst „ 00meg the
edict that coral, in ail i migln , W#
fashions, ia to be the thing most
soogbt after in tbe early fall and win
ter by those who desire to wear the
correct thing.
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Mr. J . T. Moeuffillet, of M con, re
turned homeJ:at night, after jonse
time on Combe/JUDd.
Th” entertainment given in the park
last evening was a great sucoe-s in
every particular, a large orowd waa
out, delightfulr efresbmanta astved l y
dainty hands and a neat enm added to
the treasury.
Siv.aad Mra. I.ee Bunkley are at
Botel Cuaiberiawl, • where they will
•svsftr, spenl
anni* day* 'of-Taatweckon
land,
Mr. Aon vMK- '-3gu T. k-r.ey a
tbiHr botne^ tjjllffewfitot.
Mis* Hau\ptou„of Florida, i< bt.ooh
the j guAe at Hotel Gumlwr
laruYwtierc sUe remain for sotjc
timelongeri
-M/s- itj. .;;ms .jßmiikiuy and .■W%vo
Cumberland,
many friends.
*"*& ’V#Wes-
Island Jfor
several weeks >2 - %
l. W f
P* ■-? ■
Mr. and Makttfffert Uowei!. Jr , and,
the who tfeeyd.ave
entertaioed the past
week on St. Slawi Is lead, have return
ed to their home in Atlanta.
Mr. Benson and sister, and Miee five*
son, of Washington! are spending suing,
time on Cumberland
Mr. C. Don Parker left u day or twof
Ago for Asheville, North C arolina,
.Where he will spent a pleasant facM
tion. t %
Miss Marie shortly,
for Augusta, where she will visltfrk-mla
for some time,
Mr, MeNeC, of
after a pleasant j,ft to Brunswick amf
the Islands, has adorned home.
Mir. and. Mrs. M. KuUcr. Mrs. L\.
Kaiser and Miss Beta Kaiser are a
pleasant party who are spending some
time in Paris-
Miss-Annja Jlucklew, of Huntsville,
Alabama, after a pleasant visit to fct.
Simon, returned home last night, after
making many friends.
Mr. Carl Jordan, of Waycross, spent
3 ester day in Brunswick, the guest of
friends.
j 'i lie 1 dice of McKendree chtuch will
j give a a icecream festival this a'ternoon
aud evening in Magnolia Square, to
which the public is cordiall, invited to
be present. This promises to be one of
the charming events oftho week, and a
large crowe will be present to partici
pate tu the happy evant. This after
noon will be devoted to children, and
the evening to grown people, and ele
gant refreshments served both times.
The moonlight excursion this even
ing promies to be one of the most de>
light of the season. Deal’s orchestra
will be much in evidence, and there will
be a ctke walk, a number of little folks
participating, among whom are the fol
lowing:
Dorothy Burford, Elizabeth Walter,
Ruth Branham, Elizabeth Pcnniman,
Maud Elliot, Susie Hatcher, Lillian
Pfeifler, Fleurine Hatcher, Mabel Ltvi
son. Marie Everett, Jessie L. Elliott,
Fannie Mason, Marie Hopkins, E.uel
Mason, Sarah Branham, Margaret
O’Connor, May Styles, Katharine Stiles,
two little Misses Selig; Robert Hopkins,
Malcolm Fltming, Charlton Fleming,
Basel Wright, Frederick D. Walter,
Alex Webster, Elliot Moore, Roy Bo
det, Courtland Symmes, Harris King.
Harry Everett, Ralph Wood, Scotia
Wright, Stanley Lytle,"
In addition to above dancers, several
couples of leading socl'.y ladles and
gentlemen will also take part. Their
identity will not be divulged, same left
for spectators to guess.
'I be handsome tteamer. Governor
Jgwffoid, will leave at 8 o’clock, and will
probably carry a fine crowd T;.e pub.
lie i* invited, and pieasan* evening wi 1
be passed by ali who aitend.
The Isdtea of Mdvendrse church
will give an ic* cream supper in M*g
oblia park In new town to
night, b*ffiuiug at 5 o’clock, Every
body ia cordially invited to be pre ent
and en}oy pleasant eveni g.
ROCK that WRECKS
yVveS. 4 |t brings In ils 'train bodily
/that slowly but surely destroy health,
/atrenqTh and rbccrfulness.
10 RtHOra TtflS CONDITION TAKE
DDiriflY ASH W
rRiLiVLI BITTERS Sm
It is a marvelous system cleanser and regulator
\ Permanently CURES a constipated liabtt R
\ corrects trouble in the digestion.
blood, strenuthens the kidneys.
Vpuis iw MsllN IS Hi Hr 111
ae* SOtDAI DRL6OI&TS.
W- ..J Butts, Special Agents.
Eastman kodaks...
* ’"" ANI) AI L K.SDB OF *
Photographers Supplies.
SEETHE “BROWNIE CAMERA,”
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The Druggist.
“On tlie Corner.”
fXI DR. MOFFETT'S A Ailajs Irritation, Aids Digestion,
irr~.r lirr Tit 111 M Regulates tt* Bowi,
I Et IHIN/I asstasss
i JL (Teething Powders) i —m.TEETtIINA Relieves the Bowi
ISA' 1 /- _ . Troubles of Children </
u ***Afe? Gists only a cents at Druggists, any age.
' ~ Or mall S rest* to C. J. MOFFETT, M.D..ST, LOUIS, hr'*
Keep Cool
These Hot SummePfflghts
Our window suggests how. It is filled with a
beautiful line of
Pyjamas and Night Shirts
From 50c to 51.50, See Them.
THE PALMERSHOECO
We know it—Thousands
know it. But do you know
w peer of all wliis-
Because it lias a yery tine aroma and flavor.
Because it is THE VVIIIaKV for Medici-
Look for our Trade Mark on the label. '
I. TRAGER & CO., Distillers, wHHHP
Cincinnati, Ohio.
R. Y. Douglas, 208 Bay street, General Agent.
EXCURSION TONIGHT.
Many Special Enjoyable Fea
tnrea,
Tha excursion lonikht, to be given
j oy the Library Association, promisee
to be th mos enj j3ble of the season’s
mount ght outings. Among other
things (h ire will be dares in the
payil-ion aud a cake walk.
The boat leaves tbs Mallary wharf
a 8 p. m abatp.
Miiliansw.il tie spent in politics this year.
We can’t keep the eainr-aigu going without
money any mure than we can keep the body
vigorous without food. Dyspeptics used to
starve themselves. Kuw.Kodul DjspcpsiaOure
digests what you eat, and allow a you to cat all
the good rood you want. It radically cuies
stomach trouble*. W. J. Bubs.