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6 SOCIETY NEWS. MARY M’NISH BURROUGHS,’ Editor . ,i‘"' i•• X CBADLK SONtt. 1 “I.ik# * cram* locking, rocking— HdW , peaceful, to and fro. I iltc motherV sweat look* dropping Oh l.*io little face below, tli jrrcofyfttti th w i aging* |m sin#, Twrlci, end flow; sT-ItSe “■%* 9 f i t <-i• t ■ Tail* tlio llgut of 6od’a face bending !><rwn and Watching ns below. "And an feoblo b!.othat anffer Toss sni cry and will not reel, Are the onoa lh tender mother Holds tho clone**—love* the best, ho whan wo ara weak and wretched, lly our alna weighed down, dlatressad, Then it 1* that tiod’a great patience Uolda us cloaoat, lorn! ns beet. “0 great Heard of (lod! whose loving •Tnjjnot hindered he nor oiosaed, 41 I Will not weary—will not even ( In our death itself ho f J I.ovo divine! of snch v " V Only mother* know tho cost; t ost of love, whlcjfjftijoro passing, i tiara 1 a .to -in the lost • • 3U < > ■■■'. A f iH M*(&qfrtends kto nU'J te, know that .■Cpt. uQf|*rt >“ fccoveriqfffrom 1U re run illmwi At bin -Juimo on Reynolds jstrect, tfml w)U fion l*e among them *B*iu s a " —- Mi. W. H 1; irroughi .!r , spent y@- ierday in Camden county, on a business Vip, h — -0,.,. . Mieb Jlssia Whitfield is spending sev f||iul weeks at Lookout Inn, Ckatanooua tieiore goiug to Virginia, where she 'will remain until tho fall. K Muster Caigylo Elliot will ha among ■the youngmen wko will leavfe shortly spend tha wlmct at boarding school. <\ |1 Mr. 0 11 ! ' '>.•* '*-0 -iv' ■! '■■■■ After a suminar abroad, Mr. and Mrs. 4H B. Wright'iml little daughter. Miss May Wright, Misa Beasia Fox, Mitt TrotVca Foster and 6tpT. James L. FOl - "after toma tiiua in New York and ujher places, will return to tlwir Ibqut#* utf'Sl; Simon Island #? ......... - .... " -V, I -Sirs. Meorg* Li mere If quit Is s panel- M ini tomb time ou ÜbokotH -Mouatam; W y? Spt’ud ttitt fill. .... r;-,T. 1 a 9V. A* Miuf fdobdfl IN glad to ‘ *aww that Mot*. is rei-overing ‘froitlj hcMu ini illuees. n4 * Una .Isuiu ttvmons outurtaiusd plsss. •* yW • f, •• “V unify last availing wltli a Jauca l har hofiia on Union t-reat. ,* ..,. ■ .1# " ’ — 9 Among tho girls who leave shortly to spend tho wlntar at boarding schools In different places, will be Miss Em Waff, Miss Bsr.’.o Nightengale, Mias Klls Blanton, Mia* Fannie Symniee, Allas Bessie Symmcs. Miss Irens Wood, Miss Mary Lee Croyatt, The Jtast trips of tha Cumberland Route steamers to 3. Simon laland will he made nn nest Sunday, l when there will be several trips mads morn ing and aderuoon, and the turf, which will be high about thrao o'clock, will be one of the leading attractions, whieh will ensure s large number going oyer. , A Thia has teen a fine season on the is- Island, and many parties hare tented and camped in tha cettagaa along the beach. Miss Amelia Lundin has returned hen a pleasant visit to har old home, Xiubsaond, Va. X) M sos Nina, Nesiie and Ala Bar. es left Tuesday night for North and South Hi ■•< R 1 Carolina,where they will spend a month or two visiting relatives and fr end* i [• *ki j ’fwfSfTT } —y-4- 1 1 (ll ■ ■< '■ f 8 4.’ j * Misses Hesaio and Fannie Syranaes en tertained a pleasant-patly of young peo i..n it .. X A* pie yesterday afternoon with a wagon ette ride from their home on Hanover square. '.I * _ 1 Many friends are glad to Know that Miss Jennie Frnnklyn Is recovering from her recent illness at her home on Reynolds street. Alter spending several weeks In Bruns wick, the guests of their grand Hr. and Mrs. ,J. M. Madden, at their home, Bay Vipw, little Misses Fleurine I and Susie Hatcher and Master tfam Hatcher returned to tholr home in Ce* lumbus this morning, (, f |• ii!• t A quiet Wedding last evening at half past nine o’clock, In the pastor's study,[ was that of Mrs. liaddie Dent and Mr,; Bard J. Olewine, Rev. Walter M. Oil more of the Baptist church performing the sacred ceremony in the presence of the most intimate relatives and frleeda.i Mrs. Dent has many triends in Brunfe-J wick, and wherever she is known, and Mr. Olewine his the tcspect and confi| dence of all. They will go to houses keeping immediately at their pretty home, 401, 0 street. ' V : ,V. r '1 —o — - ; Miss Irene Wood en'ertains ttiia eva-j uing at her pretty home on Gloucester’ , 1. street. Brunswick is quiet just now, many of favorites away, at tftfi popular mountain rcaorts, and those who art here are staging at home and keeping cool—resting up for the gait? ties.which wf!l come with the early,-{ah months. Ferris’s meats, Swift’s premium 1 nrehtsr 'd Deve brand meats,- lirh* had at DeVor*. f * '■ — u. Get yeur jeb work done at tt*# Timss-Oai.i. juh ufflse. Best work ifi r.hs oityi Fricee, the lewseti. * * )]■ 1 * 1 *-T' T AN OLlt NKQRO.' a\a sxoliange remarks that a negro has just died at Gram wood, tla„ who was US years old. That bsats them all 1 * If would not be mb oh basard to bet 1 , V, ,-(• that thst negro Claimed to fiavetbaken : I ■ haeds with George Wnshlugtoa and Thomas Jefferson. , ..■ i* um.- ■—. imii ■■ rnmmtmmmmmmmmmm &Sood’ f & Piif& Do wk ?rin nor Irritut* th*' alimn- Ury canal. rhey act yt promptly* oleaute effectually and Qsv<9 Comfort gold by all druggists. 26 cents. Beautiful Line of Fruits —i ro now receiving daily ship ment* of thednwßt California a*d North Ue-'tgift mountain grown flrniu, 00- eiHing of: FANGV PKACHKH. FIND PKAUA, JAPAN PLUMS, I>f,AWAIK GRAPHS. COXOO&D GRAPHS, APPLK9, BASANAS This is strictly an Amerleao fruit stand, catering only to first claes trade. Telephone or other orders will be promptly sent out, aad satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. Trial ordeta eo lioilad. nm OF SWFETS Nen loorto f smiug ft 'Veil’s THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. AUGUST 30, 1900. TUP TTirV wmwn S inij IVEJ I ruumj, Washington, Ang. 29 —An interest ing relic of President Lincoln was un earthed yesterday while workmen were engaged in excavating under Willard's old hotel, on the site of what was for merly known as the Mansion House, the most famous of ante-bellum hostelry in the capital. The find was made in a trap connected with the waste pipe of the building, and consisted of the key to the room occupied by ihe president during his stay in the house previous to his first inauguration. The key bore a tag with the number 127 and the legend ‘■Mansion House.” It ra well known to many that Mr. Lincoln occupied this room for over a month and here received . .. • II ’ ' all his visitors, i • ,t. i :* - * i .-■cm The relic was picked up by one of a .' ’ t gang of negroes employed by th® con v ;j- ; ...Jf . {> 1 *-> I’ J ■ Z traciora who have torn down the histo ric place to make room for a magnificent $0,000,000 structure, and is the connect ing link between the last moments of the * .ft ’ groat American’s civil life and hi* ad vent into the White House. An inter- P esting story is told in regard to this key and the manner in which it disappear ed. HUIIIIS IS THM BOOM. It seems that immediately after hla election to the preeidenoy Mr. Lincoln wag sorely pressed by the hordee of wouldnbe office holder#, who bad loag tales of the number of votes they had seeured for him. 8o fierce became Iba hustle for pie that a lone mait carrier was detailed to bring letters Into the room occupied hr Mr. Lincola at the ho tel. He made several efforts to open and read the mountain of epistles, bnt finally gave It up as an impoaaible task. To ail who followed up their letters with personal visits and persisted In be ing seen, he gave smiling assurance that he had carefully attended to their letters Working Night nd Day. The bastsst and mightiest little thing that was sTsr Jpijg’s New Ufa Pills. Every pill is a sugar suited global* ef health, that ahssgss weakness ists hssltb, listlsssueis Into energy , brsln fag into mental Rawer. Thai’re wecdsrful in building up tho 1 t n ! I••• !•• health Only 2505. par box. Sold by ; iiT > 1 • 1 o. i94- ■ all druggists. ■ th "• I • f Campliiusuts ar# tha red lira* that light up life’s dingy wav*. ; . ~r~ u 1 i * Thu laws ol health reguita that the bowels } ••, .1. : •U jinovo once each Jay, and one of the jeu&ltiea for violating this law it piles, Keep your bow els reghlaV by taking a dose 6 i Chainin',rlairi’a '.Stomach ead Mvor Tablets when nsoeessiy and you will never have that severe puuiahuian iaUioted utoif you. Prict, &"• cent* For tale by Bishop’* drug store : .. 1 t ' IV oily naiural for a ftllaw to f#el aheap when hit salary hat btan ra il u cad. lituToa, TbsNm April li, 18W. I feal it my daty to tall of the benefit I hare received from the uaa of Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kid nay Ualm. I had rhematiam In my back, legs and ankle*. My feat wora greatly swollen. I could aoarcaly gat from ona room to another. I asad three bottle* of Liver and Kidney Balm together with ono UoWla of Vol anic 041 Llaiment, aad waa completely oured. Have gained 2S poands* Asdy M. For sale by W. J, Botta, tha drti*gUt, Stanogfapher (\>hen pasaad through tha dty yaalcrday om roate to davauaah from Darien, whore has Been atundlng Mclatoah superior court. U Savad His Baßy. •‘My .baby wan teerlbly sick with tba dlar rtuaa; we were unable to cure him with the doctor's assistance, and, as a last reeort, ws tried ChamberUtu’s Oolio, Cholera aud Plar ihma ltemedy.'’ says Mr. J. H. Doak.af Wil liams Ore. *1 sm happy to say it gavo Imme diate rtliel o a comp te eurta' Fo*r °J Dr. BishopV d;wg eooie. . Bl n o*<3 * Lincoln’s Room in Willard’s Htel-A Remarkable Story. and was much impressed by their claims. At tke same time he hugged the key of tho room wherein the missives were hid den and prayed inwardly that he might not be found out. The pile of letters continued to in* crease, and the good-natured Lincoln continued to become more miserable and embarrassed. HOW BE SBTU.ED IT. £ Fiaally, when he had baldly room enough to oiimb into his bed and the ma.ter kept him awake all night, he disclosed his secret to one ol the hotel clerks to whom he had becom: attached, end asked his adv.ee The cierk told him to hire a staff of secretaries and gat the stuff out of the way. Mr. Linpoln was too poor to do so, and continued to nurse his secret until the day .before the inauguration. He then decided to take extreme measures, and af set looking up the room it is now supposed he threw the key into the waste.pipe and gladly went on hi* way. He told the c-erk to keep the room for him datil he should release it. The clerk obeyed instructions and room 127 reinaiaed closed and dark. The monthly bill lor the chamber was always submitted and was always promptly paid by President Llueoln’a secretary, and th# matter probably pass ed out of hie memory. A boat two weeks after Lincola was struck down la Ford's Theatre, th* room waa opened, and for several days a great bonfire raged on tha fiats of th* Potomac River. Th* fuel was the let ters which had caused the martyr so much misery. The room haa been occupied since by many hundreds of noted persons and distinguished statesmen, but until th* hostelry waa orn down three months ago it w always known as Lincoln’s room. . . . -1 5 -i TRY ALLKN’i rOOT-EASE, A pevdsr te be shaken Into your ihoas. Yeur fact fail swellea, nervoua and hot, and get tired easily . If you have imartiag faet or tight shoes, try Allan’s Foot-Ease. It ceoU the foot aed makes walking easy. Cares swol len, sweating feet, iegrowiug nails, blisters and callous spots. Relieves oorns sad bueion* f all pain, aad gives rest and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggUte aed shea stores for 25 cent*. Trie! psoag* free. Ad dress AlUn S. Olmsted, Leßoy, M. Y. A woman ssys the rain it too fami! iar wheu it begins to patter on the back. ‘•1 feiil hif I should i \j t jiiec#*.’’ I£ow of teu re these words on s woman’s liia. Thoy Express to tho uttermost the nerve racked con dition of the body, which makes life a daily martyrdom. If this condition had'dome suddenly, It would have been unbearable. But tho transition was gradual. A little more strain each day on the nervsi. A little more drain each day of the vi tality. Any woman would be glad to be rid of ■uch a condition. K very woman trisa to be rid of it. Thousands of such women have been cnrtd by l>r. Fierea's treatment with his “Fa vorite Prescription'’ when local dec tors had failed to oiue. *Favonce Prescription” contains uoepiaos oocasne ar other enrootic. Prig* as • beggar is tk *<jl of want—tad a great dee! more ssuoj. Red Het From the Dun Was the bell that bit O. B. Stead mas, ef Newark, Mich., in tks oivll wsr. Is sauted herrlblt Ulcers that a* treatment helped for 20 gears. Then Basklen's Araies Salve cured him. Care* Cota, Braises, Burns, Boils, rslens, Coro*, Skin Brnptioo*. Best Fils Cnrs on earth. 25cts, a box. Cara gaarnataad. Sold by all drug g's's. __ Frs-b line of p nklv*. ; . bulk *.d boti 1 i. si L>. V i.V. Advertisers LWAYS PPRECIA7E Reaping iCH ETURNS aAs-rviD THAT T! —I s=l Regular ETURNS EPORTED By Advertisers Who Use Tliese Columns. Quantity ni Quality of Circulation gives Quantity and Quality' to Aflyjrtisers And We Grre Both, GUARANTEE TO.GIVE SATISFACTION IN JOB WORK. DON’T SEND AWAY FOR 4| ENVELOPES, LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, SHIPPING TAGS, ETC., When you can get them at home for the same pi’ice ami besides you save the cost of freight and drayage. OUR PHONE IS 31, and a message will receive prompt attention. We don’t mind and talking the matter over with you and giving you our estimates, and if we fail to get your order that is our fault, not yours. ALL WE WANT IS A TRIAL.' The Times-Call, 209, 209 1-2 and 211 F Street. 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