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Don’t Send Away For your Christmas presents; because you can purchase the same article at my store for the same money. We guarantee to duplicate any article that is published in any catalogue for the same value; thereby saving you time, trouble and expense. Call and inspect our stock, larger and more varied than ever. Give ns your order and you will be convinced. An elegant home calender presented to each customer. KENNON MOTT, O. D Jeweler and Graduate Ontician fll MkWCfl.l* ’Urntt. I ciHpcotC' r Wtohtß lo> Soutboro Hallway. Time by Wire dsily from WaeklßgtOk KKKPKB or THE CITY CLOCKS. Know Ye All. We are prepared to handle your business as quick as m#ney can buy goods and rail Toads can haul ’em. HOW’S THAT FOR PROMPTNESS? Everybody Knows our Work arrd Prices are Satisfactory. Fin© Memorial Work, Hard-wood Mautclsi Grates, Tilings Iron Fencing, etc Come to see us. Rt'fol) E LaMANCE Mgr. 912 Monk street. L'liii?., 11 "i 1 . 1 1 ■—■-'T' Christmas for Gentlemen, Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens, Gold pens, razors and razor sets, fine pocket knives, ink stands, card cases, pocket books, Traveling cases and pictures. flkming & waffs, Coney & Parker DICAT.KKH IN Goal and Wood, Brick, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Shingles and Laths. Agents forMorris’ Brick. Phone 18 525 Bav St, r CHRIS ARNHEITER, Mem M, Pi and ill, FRESH POULTRY FRESH VEGETABLES, FRESH GROCERIES, FRFSH EGGS FROM THE COUNTRY. All goods sent out nice and clean. The best of ererythiug for the model housekeeper. 207 Monk street. Pkone 89 FRESH GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS. Citron 15c per lb. Seeded Raisins H)e per lb. Large Prunes 2 pounds 2 l >e. Rest Dates } lbs. 25c Best Mocha .lava Coffee -‘sc. Rood C’otlies from 15c to 25c per lb. All kind of nuts 20c per lb, For CA;sH Only. With every cash purchase you get a coupon which gives you a chance on our hne dinner sets ->g PROMPT DELIVERY,^ F=> in-OCS JOHANNESEN & CO, BRUNSWICK TIMES-OALL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, MOl IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. The Criminal Docket Taken Up Yesterday and Several Cases Disposed Of. Work on tbs orimmal docket wet begun in the Superior court yesterday tod eleven case* were ditpoeed of, six of them by convlot'on. It it thoupb all the remaining ctees on tba docke will be tried today. The laßt case oalled yesterday even ing wat that of the atate vt, Harry Waters for aeeaalt with intent to murder A jury was secured and the case will bo tried this morning The cates disposed of yesterday were: State va Amelia Brown—receiving stolen goods; not proased. State ts J. C. Cook—assault with intent to murder. Guilty; sentenoed to three yeart In penitentiary. State vs Jack Balia—burglary. In dictment quashed on demurrer. State vs Green Fordbam—perjury. Indiotment quashed on demurrer. State vs Jim Kelly—assault with in tent to murder. Guilty; sentenoed to four yean in penitentiary. State vs Neal Curtis, alias Neal O’Neal; assault with intent to murder, Nol pressed. State vs Ntal Curtis, alias Neat O’Neal—burglary with a second oonrt for laroeuy from a house. Plea of gn Ity ; sentenced to twelve years In penitentiary, State vs Neal Curtii, alias Neal O’Neal—larceny from tbe home with a eeoond court for simple larceny. Nol proeied. State ve Henry Blappery— larceny after trust; consent verdict of guilty with a recommendation. Sentenced 12 monthß on ebaingang or a fine of SIOO to include coats, State vs H, D. Lincoln —larceny from tbe bouse with a second oourt for sim ple laroeny; guilty of simple laroeny, sentenced to twelve months on ohain gang or SSO and ooets. State ve Simon Basebay—burglary, second oourt for larceny from tbe house. Plea of guilty and eentenoed to two years in penitentiary . Caught a Supposed Robber. Constable Tharin was ont yesterday looking for some stolen property and found a gun in tbe possuslon of a negro named Son MoCoy that filled the description of tbe gun stolen when tbe store of Douglas & Morgan was broken into not long ago. He proceed ed to get a warrant and arrested tbe negro Son said be bought tbe gun from a man be did not know, but it is thought he is tbe very one who com mitted the burglary. FOR B\LE—Greene country Ber muda hay for sl6 50 per ton f. o, b. oara in Brunswick. Jas. L. Brown, Greensboro, Ga. Only 20c lb. " Pink Malagas, Sweetest grape in Bruns wick, only 20e lb. Chocolate Creams, Made daily, pure and delicious, 20c lb. Now Cream Fudge, Delightful eating, 20c lb„ chocolate and vanilla. LLOYD’S ’Phnii 255-2- 214 Newcastle St. For Whooping Cough use CHENEY'S KKI’ECTO RANT. PERSONAL MENTION ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING BRUNSWICKIANS AND THEIR FRIENDS FROM LOCAL AND OTHER SOURCES. Riv and Mis. D. Watson Winn cf St Simon Mills are in the city. A. H. Langwortby of Orlanda Fla. is registered et the Oglethorpe. The naptha launob Ekton, of New York, was brought down on a steamer a few days ago and is moored at the naallory dock while being prepared for a cruise tu Tampa, Miss Josephine dußignon, of Brans wiok, one of the moetbeaatiful woman in the state, Is in the oity at the Ara. gon for several days.—Atlanta Con. stltutio^ Mrs. D. W. Kranss, accompanied by her little daughter and Mies Pearl Harwell, will go to West Point Gs. in a few days to s.ay until after the hell days. Mr. Charles Stewart Manrioe ac companied by Miss Maurloesand Mies es Nina, Mergeret and Emily Maurioe arrived on the Brunswick A Blrming bam train Sunday mgbi enrou’e to Jekyl Island. The oase ef the comity sohool board to compel Mrs. Day to give np pos session ef the Chapel sohool home has been set for a bearing on Dee. 3h by consent of both tides. The sohool has been reopened and ia temporarily located in a house in Pellicsnvtlle. THE CONTESTING TICKETS Two Are in the Field to Be Voted Upon Today. Tbere are two tiekets In tbe field fo r tbe aldermanto eleotion today. One is known as the ‘'Business Mens Tioket” and is oompoiad of Messrs. A L. Franklia, M. Kaiser, W. B. Cook, and W. S. Taylor. Tbe other Is known as tbe “Citizens Tioket”and is oomposed of Messrs A L Franklin, C. L Parker, W. M. Tupper and W. R Dart. Eaob of these tickets contain tbe names of gobrt men and eaoh bave ardent supporter* who will work for them today. TO ELECT A CAPTAIN. Riflemen Will Hold Election Next Monday Night. Tbi Brunswo: R fieman will elect a captain next Monday uigbr, Dee. 16 Tbe eleotion will be bold at tbelr armory, the polls opening at 8 o’clock and oloslng at 10, and Lieutenants Wrejjbh and Elliott bave been named as managers. Tbis eleotion will ratify tbe nom ination of Lieut, L. A. Robinson at tbe meeting of the Riflemen held last Friday night, and will pnt tbe com pany in good shape to be bailt ap again. Herald Square Opera Company, Manager* Fleming 4 Waff have been very fortunate in booking the Herald Square Opera Company for four nights and a mattlnee begining the IScb of tbii month. Tbis company otrriee 26 of tbe best people on tbe road and will give Brunswick theatre goer* excellent production* of oomie opera, Tbi* will be tbe flrat appear* ance tbi* season of an opera company bere, and will be bailed with delight by tbe many friend* of tbi* popular oompany, Seat* will go on tale in a few day* for thl* engagement. Special 4 Prices in Groceries SP§|| -pi verybody to know that theyj can save enough to pay wood and water bills by buying from me. Your credit is good, | I sell Granulated Sugar 4 lbs. for ...‘2sc, others give Sil I sell White Extra U Sugar per lb sc, others charge 7] I sell 24 lbs Patent Flour for- 55-, other* charge 1 sell good Roasted Coffee per lb lie, others (‘barge i™ 1 sell Best Bacon per lb 1lc : others cha-ge 12} I sell Best Comp. Lard per lb 10c, others change 11 I sell Best New Georgia Syrup gal 50c, others charge 60 1 seil Best Irish Potatoes per peck 35c, others charge 40 I sell fine Mocha and Java coffee lb 25c, others charge $5 I sell Best Oat Meal 6 lbs for ‘2sc. I sell Seeded Raisins per lb lie, others charge 15 I sell Cleaned Currants per lb 11c, others charge 15 I sell Best Citron per lb 15c, others charge 20 I sell a Good Broom for ■ 21c, o f he,s charge 3o A full line of the Purina Milk | Cereals just received. I deliver promptly | A. O. JEFFERS 219 NEWCASTLE ST. #yg| a MALLORY LINE YORK Every Friday at and p rn Friday to Suit the Tide Lowest Rate, Direct Service, Commodious Passenger Accommodations. C, H, Mallory & Cos., Gen’l Agts J. S Raymond, 16 Burling Slip, New York. Agon’. B r un-wick, G. CHINESE REST A URAL 1 ESTBLISHED ISF9 CHCJE HALL, FrQßmiui You can get the best the market affords b\ es.nng h r* 215 a mt awnr. P S. —Orders taken for O. HI- Laundry Fresh Arrival of white fish in kits, extra £arge mackerel, oittec cherries, dried figs. A complete Erie of assortt( preserves‘and jams pickled peaches, ginger pre serves. A large assortment of olives ic bottles and bulk. Also a most complete line o: the best 5 and 10c, cigars- All goods sold on very close margin. HARRELL BROTHERS, Corner Newcastle and nitouk. Truly “A Grand Old Whiskey" & IS THE FAMOUS # CREAM OF KENTUCKY It’s pure and wholesome and sold cheaper than any othei whiskey of its fame, rank or quality- Sold in nnnswua only by Douglas &. Morgan, 212-214 Bay Street I. TRAGEH & CO., Distillers, 1 Ofieas Cincinnati. Ouio. tJ.H / ]