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6 l>o©iety. jt VICLVBT TO RKIOM SUPRRMK. Th# fabric of the season is velvet, says an exchange, not a'one panne, with which we were all but snrleited last winter, but fancy variations of velvet arc coming conspicuously to the front, and the regulation old-time short-nap ped velvet is again reinstated and weK corned with overwhelming enthusiasm. Certainly there Is no more beautiful material for cold weather, its rich,warm lustre, deep, mysterious shadows and fascinating lights give it a variety and charm that no other material caft boast; there is, too, an alluring look of luxur ious comfort about its soft, furry sur face that makes it irresistible indcod to ibe feminine heart. Velyet, then, in all its form, bro cades, uncut velvets, plusbesand pannes are to appear on everything. Not only are these costly fabrics to be lavishly used as trimming, and in com bination with cloths and other mate rials, but for ceremonious occasions, such as calling, reception end afternoon toilettes, it is the main article. Coals and hats also are to be worn entirely of velvet- though for coats velvet is to be reserved strictly for dress, and not to be worn for the street or in combination with shopping or walking skirts. There is a cruel disregard for the fru gal minded woman this season, as the fashions teem even more extravagant than those of the spi ing and summer Even most everyday suits of cheviot and cloth show expensive and all too perishable trimmings" cfl velvet, aiid panne. TWO STYLES OF BXTKTH. There are two distinct types in skirls, one with the shaped flounce at the tot tom, and the other with the long tunic. The tunic is used upon tailor gowns and costumes of a rather dressy order. It I frequently appears over an underskirt of a similar shade of velvet or silk, and al ways on a gown which is long and lian a slight train. Some models show tbo tunic quite short in the front, in the Ayio of a tables, rally i tu ck and front, and iy draped at pse side. J Many of these tunics are cut in one FINE FURNITURE. A Pages of talk on our furniture stock would give but half an idea of lsi the beauty and economy found here* Visit the Store and let the goods do their own talking and the prices their own saying? More than an entire train load of suits and odd pieces have been placed on these floors since last you were here. See it CARPETS, RUGS, MATTI7G, Never were the prices on these high grade ar ticles so low as at present. Never the pat terns been so beautiful, the quality so excellent or the price so attractive. Each new season find:* this department in better condition to till your wants. The principal foreign carpet and rug Centres have representation here. We are quoting , Lower P, jga H. piece with the waist in princess style, the underskirt being of the same color, but of a contracting ma-trial The shaped flounce, however, is worn entirely upon short round skirts, and as the new walking skirts are very nar row, this shap and flounce is often added to give the accessary flare at the bottom of the skirt. Wednesday will be Yom K.ip pur or Day of Atonement, which, in the Jewish church, is a day of prayer and fasting. Due observance will he paid to ihe cus toms relative to the day iu Brunswick. Mr, and Mr?. Albert M. Way hayc re turned from a i rip of several weeks to I .Savannah ami Walthouryi le; It will interest her many friends here to know that Mrs. L. C. BoyJ, of Al lan's, has removed to College Ta'k, where Mr. Boyd has purchased a hauJr Borne residence. M-s. Thomas Fuller leaves shortly for Asheville, where she will spend a month or two Ml s Ben ha Baker will arrive lu the city tonight from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Baker in Douglas. Rev. ilishop Beuj. J. K-ifey has re turned to Savannah from a visit to the Catholic parish here. Miss Mai King is at Tait Springs, recent illnosgt The family of Mr. T. Q Fleming will shortly remote to the Wright residence, teener Grant and London streets. ——'' Mr. Reginald Dart baa returned from a summer visit to his sister, Mrs; L C. Boyd, in Atlania. Margaret is the name given to the lit tle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tupper. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. P. S Pyle-, who lias been quite ill, is track improved. The music at the Catholic church on Sunday was pronounced unusually good. Miss Helen O’Conor, as organist, was accompanied on the violin by Prof. Deal, wboßO reputation as a master musician is THE BRUNSWICK TIMEVCALL, OCTOBER 2, lo# A PEEP l Into the • future would sadden HCP r~? r~? Erj , r-| man y 3 happy worr *an. The mis often results from \ ailments which maidenly mod esty kept hidden, doctors are mra w&yßa fg at last consulted Ux: ' frequently ogj fja fail to help. kv IS The y < l° not un ' Cl- l dtrstand the root \ of tlie trouL'e. U‘ Pierce’s Fa jSJ i-i- Prescrip t"’n l cured n* in thousands of k /if cases where, doc rj wjjr f° r - S ent ‘ re * y 1 ” 1 had been a great Jss*? tit S'ygS&egly sufferer Crorn female Ei \\’\ *weakness,“ writes £ Hit Mm'i 1 Mr - M - B. Wallas*, r> \\l Jlfl fm of Muenster, Cook vIIJm A / a ' n/ tri, d rr Stow 3 good, I suffered six years, hut -at last -l found relief. I fol dowed your advice, I and took eight bottle-, of ‘Favorite Prescrip, /VI tipn'' and four of the 'Galrletf Medical Bis. ! fV>\r ,t> covery.’ t now fee! mffl-.* new woman. I have gained eighteen pounds." "Favsitie Preserfpnoß” MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG AND SKK WOMEN WELL. too well known to elicit criticism and whose generosity towards any Bruns wick institution or enterprise, whether religious, charitable or for the good of Brunswick in way,' Is always to be relied upon Tiig,.other singers who contributed to Ihe music of the service were; Messrs. Sherman, von Weller and plem ug; Misacs Colesberry and O’Conor. Mis* llena Massey has returned from a plea* not visit to friend.- at Odum and Jesup. Mrs. C. G. Moore baa returned from a pleasant visit to Macon. Large son spots, astronomers say, caused the uxtreups lx-at Hits summer, and doctors deolare the prostrations were induced by dis aw#?* of the stomach, flood health Pillows good digestion ICodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you oat. If you hu.-e indigestion or dys pepsia It Will quickly relieve and permanently cure you. W. J. Hut ts. LOW KATES. To Georgia State Fair at Valdosta, October 2uth to November llh, via Plant System. One faro from point* iu Georgia, Florida and Ala bama, plus so cents additional (or admission. Military rate 1 cent per mile each direction, 20 or more on one ticket. It. W. WRENS, PWenger TrulUc Manager. CASTOR IA Foe Infant* and ChjJ^ui. Tbs Kind You Have Alwi^Ougbt Foriiackache use STUARTS GJN and BUCHU; , Tiic ontsrfeney biga scut by oburcli soeH4ien to Kansas tohliora tn the Philippines contained among tho noee*uliyi a box of Do Witt’s Witch? Hazel Salve, the wen known cure for piles, in* juries ami akin disease*. The ladles took cart; to obtain thoorigtual l>eWtt*s Witch Hazel Salve, knowing: that all *lhe* counterfeits are worthies*. W.J.Bntts. f ? notice. Tlj* frstt revivalist, Kr. T. Csr- J.hvti. i Here, *od will preach at St. Put’s A. MjE.' church Thursday nigtr,Friday night,*cd u*x f . Sxbbitb. io is invited. P. F. Ci’KBY. D. D., P. C. ALWAYS K6EP OH HAND 1 TfrmXHtar! There Is no kind of pain* or ache, Internal or extor*- 1 nal, that Paln-KlUer will! not relieve. N < LOOK OUT FOR [ff|TnONS AND ' ai JTUIKt T 1 l-ENC’KI; BCTtE* IS A GORGEOUSLY BOUND Worlc of art baa jost been issued at an outlay of over for wbieb tbe publishers desire a Manager in this county, also a good solicitor; good pay to tbe right party. Nearly 100 full-page engravings somptUjns pa s per, illuminated covers ar.d bindings; over 200 golden lilies ia tbe Moroooo j binding?; nearly 50 golden roses in! tbu clotb bindings, Sells at sight; presses running day and nlgbt, so great ia the eale, Christian men and women making fortunes taking orders. Rapid promotions. One Christian wo- man msde elesr |SOO in four weeks, taking orders among her cbnrcb ac quaintances ar.d friends. Wrfte us. It may lead to a permanent position to maoage our business and look after our large correspondence, wfcioh you can attend to right at your bom*. Ad dress J. A. Knight,.Secretary, Corco ran building, opposite United (Rates Treasury, Washington, D. C, IT BAVED Hid LEG. P. A. Danfortb, of LaGrang*. G*., coffered intensely for si* month* with a frightful running sore on t.* leg, but writes that Bucklers’* Armoa Salve wholly cured it in teo days. For Ul cers, Wounds, Burns, Boils, Pain or Pile*, it'a tbe best salve io the world. Core guaranteed. Only 25o*s. Sold by all druggists. Our Greatest Specialist For 20 yoars Dr. J. Newton Hath away has so successfully ’rested chronic diseases that he is*ackm.'ledged today to stand at the bead of his profession in this line. His exclusive method of treatment for Varicocele ana Stricture without the aid of knife or cautery cures in 90 per coat, of all cases. In the treatment of loss of vital forces nervous disorders, kidney and urin-u-y complaints, rarSiysis, blood poisoning, rheumatism, catarrh and diseased pecul iar to women, he is equally successful- Dr, Hathaway’s practice -s more than double that of other specialist. Cases by other physicians, rcjMrTleld to hU treat ment. NjWaitp JBIB today fully about you( se. fie wakes no charge for eonsulsation or advice, cither at his of fice iS- by mail. J, NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D. 25 Bryan Street. Bavannsh, Ga Nvrvousness Is eiire,i by making tbe blood Vick end pure wlili Hoqd'*Sar*parill. When you went a good medicine get Hood'-, The progressive nations of the world nre (he great food containing nations, flood food wet digested g ve* strength. ILyon cannot illgost all you eut, yon need Kodol Dyspepsia Coro. It digests what yOn eat. You need not diet your self. It contains all of tbe digestants combined with the best known tonic* and reconstrnctives it wilt even d-ve*ts nil edas-cn of too Is in s bot tle. No other propagation will do this. It in stantly relieves and enre.wtt s;,,,uO_-h trSnblc# W J Ilutts FOR,S.LE OX EAxi TERMS. The fotlowioif valuable building lots, charmingly situated lu the real dent portion of the city, are fyr sale on easy terms: * 135x180, on Union *rte% running bßck to K ?yuulds street. Tins piece of properly can he div dcd into six lots, 45x110 each, tfciee fronting on Union wid three on Keym Ids streets, and is situated liumpdisttl y north of the residence of Mr. G tuber. Lot on the cast W* of Union street, opposite the residence of Mr. JUihn ,H. .McCul lough, 90x180 feet, can be divided into four lots 45x90; two fronting on Union and two on Ellis streets, Lots 180x180 feet, cornering on Albany, Albemarle sod Amherst streets, osn he divided into eight lots, 45x90 feet eseb. Al-o fots on O’aucts-.er street, between Al bany end Amherst streete, ar.d lots on Albany, between Gloucester and F streets; ar.d on Amhsrst street, be tween Olcucester aud F streets. To auyone wi-htng desirable building lots,cither for their own residence or far rent, omjnot taU fob, satisfied with tbe*o location,. For further informa tion apply to J. K. hußionon. ' hair” 7 balsam ‘ BSE.:. Hair *■> its Yout hit. i Co' r. Satisfaction is unusual with " Five-Cent cigar smokers," * but it has been the every day experience of hundreds of thou sands of men who have smoked Old Virginia Cheroots during the last thirty years, because they are just as good now—in fact, better than when they were first made. Three hundred million Old Virginia Cheroots smoked this year. Ask your own dealer. Price, 3 for 5 cents. HTPAN S tabuies find , >. !/ "A Good 1 . v. cJ’V >* m vy t r . Prescription £ fbrmankind J z teik JTam ■ Tot amrs pie* lufk cs\&tts:3£z.z..z2i2m C oney <fc Parker DEALERS IN Goal and Wood, Brick, ♦ Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shingles aud Laths. Phone 18- _ 525 BavSt. wtieii Ciiiesia it Use any of mr braada ot WINKS AJNI> mil ur;tnr will l*o greatly f . \' miUtot 11 ihi work of recuperation. . t My guvnl-iv of eXocFent quality, and havobdd:i t> led an 1 matured under \ **, ' our Immediate eupwrribion, Kaob ’ * brand hail*?eu a 1 c.ed because of soma ' ; special num. ¥\ud oui- which suits. Bfejjfc'ff' * ~ a PBIcES TO sui r.i ii \ - I T. NEWMAN, iW Vt ’ t C.-^atSS&a. ' OPEN AGAIN. Jno Verulii wines, Liquor, Etc. now ready bueiuess, Ws will sell you go ;t If p cent less tu*n original cost. 606 Monk Street,