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The Brunswick Times. EiUbUahftd 1889. The Brunswick Call. .'ttrtabiuiMd : jauatef...' 'ir-rzsr;-:^. T&e Brunswick Times-Call, COS3OI.IDATEt )■.&, ■■■'{''- ‘ Published F? sy?? CVJCKY MORNING lUciCI? MONDAY. aBTBUM H, LEAVY - - - - - Editor ROLAND A. KTJTLINS, Bonnes* Manager ■?■■■■* i -- - - . ■ -- ■'- - —— •'. ■*■-. Li. NOTICE. V - Hereafter all legal ad vert I fo ments must he paid fob after the first insertion. Tha management has been put to a great deal of trouble and delay lo Collecting in the past, and in future must take advantage of the Georgia law on this subject. Oct. 10,1900, CHRISTMAS ISSUE. Next Sunday The Times- Call will have a special Christmas edition which will give advertisers a rare op portunity to reach the Christ mas trade. Get your ads ready. * - THE GRIFFIN VERDICT. The case of Tricy Griffin, murderer of Conductor Marlon Latimer, hie at tracted a great deal of attention. This man has been trial, found guil ty, and how he must pay the death pen •lty for hi* awful crime. The Times Cali, clamors 'or the blood ef no man, be ho white or blaok, butitbuj a profound regard for the law and believing Griffin guilty,'' it flicks be should hang. the murcrartrlud a very poor opinion* ol human life. HVV,-anted to ride and "would kill the conductor" or acaom pliah his purpose. His threats were carried dut to the letter. He.did kill s conductor and now bit own life mutt be taken as a consequence. The strong arm of the law has assert ed Itself—what an example to mSa especially the black man. Let the fate that await* Griffin stare them io ’he face* Ho has dote wrong, be must *uffr. PHILANTHROPY THAT DOESN'T PAY. Every ones in a while a man, dj gustrd with tbs battles over the d< llsis left by dead men, decides to dispute of his property daring lii lifetime He wants to be a benefaotor, to make glad those who need the wealth be possesses, to bestow charity, sod feel the good of giving. Tbe world doesn’t seem ripe for that kind of philanthropy. Many have tried it, and died poor and neg ieoted. Tke naan who baa robbed him •elf to benedt others, isu’c always sura of kindoeaa and consideratloa—more's the pity. Alexander Jackson, 75, of Camden, - Del., allowed the faot to beeone pablio that be proponed to distribute bis wealth during life. Today l>o it disgusted with humanity. He has been cajoled and threatened, he gets begging letters by tbo wagon and the most of them como from peopla who *re rothlng for jAloxauder Jack eon. The smell of money attracted a WrJv4>f Tulturta, who are ready to flgUlfor spoil, 3t". JacVeoa made a mistake, Ho admits lL Nearly rve-y other man who has tried this particular brand of phil anthropy cn consistently say, “I told yon so." ,• —.... i ■ 1,.,,i ■ 4 Nate, raisins, currant*, citron, io fact, ill ingredientsiok frail cakes, at D&Vwf’s.'-v • • ■ MABEL PAIpE. Brunswick’s favorite Will be at the Opera JfottsO All pf Week f: ■- — [ For ons .wcck commencing Monday, exffipt Thuffeday, Manager vVolffc off eta to hie patrons an- ahqaestlpoa.bly superior popular '. Sprictd;' attraction name! , This Southern Stock Opmpiuay, supporting winsome Mabel I‘alge, who bears the well earned title of "the idol of the south,” and certainly no actress, no matter how great, has more admirers in the Southern state* than this charming Utils comedienne. She made bor first starring tour when she was but eleven j ears pf age, and now, though only In her nineteenth year, she has made herself a reputation of which many a mors pretentious actress might eel proud. The Captain's Mate is tbe opening bill, which is said to be a magnificent production. Tbe eumpany carrying all the scenery and electrical effects used In the plee. Matinee will be given Wednesday and Saturday. The man ager* ot Miss Msbel Paige and the Solhern Stuck Company who will-be lt i a week’s engagement Monday, Dec. J 9 n, have seemed the ol light to pre- Bs it the romantic French military Nr one, "A Prisoner of Algiers.” \gimiso.a magnificent producMfffeff the play during the eogi ' which Miss l’a - .. , claim that worn i*"ihe mor%.'Haay*ie* en tire wartiis4>4 ,uf'.'.c *Ak/jjge repfr td’to.company. Scats are nob djyule. Fresh line bt fine routed eott>e* and tias, at QsVos'a, : ■ T.'a# i'i mi mi.m 11 ruin . i '•■l. Fruit sake* in 1 |b , 3 lbs. and 5 lbs., - cwy~ ■ The Schooner ‘‘Glty of Nassau," Cup tain Kelly in ootnmand, is now lying at Coney it Parker’s wharf, wftb ft fine cargo of oranges, banapse,shells, etc., wlffch are being Sold at low prices. Thus* interested fn purchasing ffuft for Xmas, would doSprU tu Call and sseOsp-ain Ksily. FOB SALE,--Good ope-borso phae t n, in excellent condition, ohsap. Address P. O. box “A A." Florida • Oranges * 25c Dozen * They are juicy, very thin skinned and sweet. Medium size golden russe's. Also fancy N. Y, 8 ate eat ing Apples, fancy Ma'aga drapes and fresh new Cocoa nuts. LLOYD’S; | pitonk sr>s- I (Next door to Fleming & Waft) THE BRUNSWICK TIMES-CALL. DECEMBEB 15,190 U ... . * .•. ’ __ r For a living'; He has fb- lift must, "make bay-while. ti sun sUiies,"-no SJAtter Jiskv'he'feeisi: The.s>sult isovkf ; work. TUa’ stomiK-X usually gives the tra?A tioa and. quiTiUon are'rferangea, . wood, does Bbt nwKisjD ludigetAkw In. such a caaaDr.; Pi tpaf-g Go!.ki;-7drt -1 re-e4al>Ushe# the health., 1 by k liotnpieiljjmm' df-Oie tHsttSuifed wfiß-nt of- ‘tile- sfox.uaeh, ttbedGeA..Uie ldcoa and.re moves tire- caunds iff- & iseaae.,' ■'-tt-iA a . temperance- nicdieifgt, and cgntataa Aa whisky nor I*ftvouiite-S wiibinC'iresMrm tl& remedies but to so avsil. t BOuft U> Br.l Here* and he told me •wfial to do. I stifierud whs* pain lit my stomaeb ami lefl side sort thoaglit. it wouM ijtt me. I*m atott to Write anti let youbnoijiii I eas.it.rihkb l caa#qmy and tw e*ea uwj&jOr Dr, Pierce’s Ooiden >KdMi idsewoer)! and JWo •viols of hit-mswant tctt-WxmtfUwair’s y- Sick people caa patw-tSt-t>r Pierce- toy tetter free. All Cperespotafel.-tK-e priVAta Ad.it... In R V, y\ ■ will Convene today, An -iber In vre-ling Murder to be Tried. Tftc-Hup. f :or wi 1 meeta- usual this momlpg s r of esae^writ * I'l !Bl •" H*f Tj | ®r-”' EfiOQMli Slfle *"wf ' ' : TRIMMED HATS thau It will below thw f ttpffifoftit' w'S'tb, Our m-.frnrfers gef the lu*p:nufbo from ex pensive French model*, bur tb# mate rial snd workmanship an Ar—ariosn therefor* much ohesper, b • i ue the *s good snd artistic MISS KITE SLATER. MU GJLOUUEBTEH ST, Opera House, ALL THE WEEK, (Except Thursday.) Coniencing Monday Dec. 17 Brcnswicrs Favorite mabeupaige; —AXI) lll*— SOUTHERN STOCK COMPANY. SI’ARKLINO SPECIAL'!!KS, KVRIi\TTIIMi-TO FLEASB. M4TWEES W CBRESDiT & SMUfiDST Prices 10, 20 and 00c. AT THE GRAND. Ward’s Minstrels Greeted by a Fair Huu*e Last Night. ' ■■ > *'•* \ ; . Harry-Ward's gay and jolly min 'stKjla held the boards last ; night, and kepta fair liouSfl merry fnum overture 'u>fto*'e;-.-.; : 2r The opening scene 'the bojfttrany seated tj^'-ee^tilatims; lo cen or in *U il-e, api bl ackened up •hd\-ilr -ai each' ewheiuityof t-.o emi cirofe. A-N-.b ■ - - >- • .’The Fee aery was gorgeoas and- a'akz ling with brUHsci multi-colored eiec tflc li-hiß. Meß*et.Ed Dbyle ia cv ,cioirie mshiphhitiotft bf his p*ua>, -as well received. o* the *nlolslß, Will gAUH% iwjj Frank, >Mont Howard and Iftfev- Sylvester eaptured the appiause 1 iv..*' ' - F Ch.SrJ e.D.cker’* "Goo Goo Rjes” amuseddis bearers, Harry Wstd’n-10-- oals Were the s goal for an itproariou. burst utlAughier bf the hoa^e. The pbOftcmenal wheelman Briggs, rtelugglioir marveij -Monroe, tbe fl-x --.-fbie m'WTWI, GirdiLer, and the. Adrian w.njrera fw'^ptareai-of tNolioanu ift/'h Jin*' 'mM f ,'uLil'l—a J.s 1 . • - u ■SSmt V f wßG&s.'h ' t'Sf k Afa.-J- ulifia ’ * M ■ .Oeey ' Xfi r.'-d'i, ! in '* Rarr.i.-. M ( , ifbrlr. B'ibr. Eva tt^ifegiass."B'eiioii.t. 1 U-Ili Amboy ..A 4 ® cLiLuian. jjj Sct.r. J. Manchester Hjnc, Mat-f thews, Phliaielphia &cbr. WalthHra Barter, New Yoik. Scbr. H, Bowers, Young, FroVidencv. BAILXO. Str. ftio Grsnde, Jtbasione, New York. E. R. BAKER, Dentist. Special Attention to Crown and bridge work. Offlce: 5022 Grlou’ster St For Asthma use CHE NEY'S EX PECTORA NT *. ; NOTICE OF SALK UNOKli l A—Glynn Conntv. I wdt rett lierore thr curt house door of *id county, tj, rho highest ouw. r lor cash. within theJsFaJhi.uniorsale ou the -ind day of Derm, Kr. iWO. the Brigantine -Pabta.” and a U th£ raging and all appu, lenance ~ and two hay (tterrin, the I'argonow aboard said ve4l ter oewnuwed at the eacmarerS coat. and eaict teslF mIW -tree of any oharter, party or rob t*Jw|W affrol*htmet; said tale he l nr had 10 r ureuahewet an order wauled tiy Hi Honor J. D Sparks, jndyo of iheUtyi ours of Brun..' \vl*k, G*ori<t, oa the Mb ot lirrember, to eatlefy snatUetmient jwmliu* in said court in :S7r' st UoB 2*i . . TV H. BKhRIK, .'.bei 11-Utymihou-.U,tSforgir, Your uv<)iiw>Ctid.v you’d tiotjl at LloydV ,’tTone S:-5.j j j : ■ - _ CASTORIA • . .- The KimWfou Have Always Boug-lit, and which lias been. , la use nr over 30 year.,, has borne the signature of M - y - ~~ au<4 Il*s been made under his per jtJrft-T*/, Allow no one to deceive you in this. AftCim: ■•dVit's, Imitations and “Just-as-good” are but Jy, tu that tritie witii and endanger the health of t- Ixifeatsi a ! CliUdi'eu— against Experiment, W%t is dASTORIA Ctostoria, isMßiamtess snbstitnte br Castor Oil. Jare goric, Divnuml Soothing Syrups. It It contains ntHier Opltun, Morpbiiicws^gaeaßTw^'flfa>.ulo enbstaiice.Fit* age is Its guaraittms and allays - i-’eihness, it cures audjpvind Colic. It reUeveii Teething - Troubles, Cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regelates the Stomach and Howels, giving healthy and uafiitral sleepff The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend* GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. w** ciw WWW. It UR .tweet, mw vo City. Un, slw, .ill bo open usttl oo' : . Space dot g’nt rerm’t u* to go into dolaiis as to our magnlflcunYktock of goods, it would take f page*. All wc ask Is to pay us visifsed it will £ '• . fully pay you to go to that much trouble, lor P i ' will be astounded at the revelation . When in search of a wedding present you will find what you want stjour store. H. M. MILLER & SON. Mr, Otto Arnheirter bad the misfor tune ta be thrown troro bis buggy near hanover park on Wednesday and re ceivedroyeral serious ip juries. Ghristmas Ibjng^ Are better selected before the rush. A few hints. Bath Robes $3 .SO to *B.OO, Umbrellas fey handles #2.50 to SB. Handsome Neckwear all prices, Walking Canes 50c to $1.50. Handkerchiefs Silk and Linen Mufflers fl.fl) to $2.00 Silk Snspenders §1.25 to §2 50 * jm* —LEVY’S. Ship Not ce. Neither the'master, owners or con signees of the British bark Itrform will be responsible for any debts co a tractcd by the crew of eaid bark. Ross, Master.