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f TIMES-CALr VOLUMP XI. NUMBER 369 OENTOMYRH^ Tooth Powder, Tooth Paste, Tooth Wash, Tooth Soap. fjvU * All 25c Each. IpP). BUTTS, Tie Druggist Huyler’s Candy Fresh Every Week. Just Received a large shipment of Uwney’s Fine Candies in fancy packages for Xma§|^3ts. fißiKuG- company. Don ~ >#raid * of t*hrt cold wave —just (ome down to Mrs. M. Isaac’s handsome store and find everythin? you need. Headquarters for k • Santa —see our line ot toys, lamps, 1* work bair \jid Monacine sets at cut prices. * Xmasty || vases, horns, japanese * y / y f, 4?her things that will pay fives you a handsomf doll fhat is to be mm. TVk Igaac. 2aS.-208i Newcastle Street. the the Au box was nwhT beat allay his thought.*” in which the usefo'iuss of speech chief! y Bin ibe man of today cares not to oon fUdffJWEfrathsr to collect his thoughts, and his best alllt- .'f’base Seal B, and Coffee. It snarrahs his wits, his perception; and maKes him twice as Many a man dates his popu larity h conversalawLXrom the day lie began umg gtol Mrand coffee. J Sad only at I auoar <s keany s . NewajpPf , l4unßwick£jpPj' r |L / tPr** Flannel wai'sts, ,J aesets, |\ Collarettes, StorK m Collars,!*ocicetbooKs,Chatelai i lhags, I’erfnmery, Toilet soaps, Fiery jfaucy combs. Solid (> rings, Bjelt chains, Ffln'y chains, Linen curtains { jChennille curtains, S/rnilf.lflr -Linen se's, uUuMui Towel', Napsins, etc & BRO, go Newcastle 'Street.™***** BRUNSWICK, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 25, 1901 CHRISTMAS AT THE GRAND yQuo Vadit" Will bs the Attraction At Matinee and Night. Braoewiok theatre goers will hare an opportunity ot seeing a remarkable dramatlration of Ike great novel “Qao Vedla” today mstjn’e* apd eight The book wn the muter piece of a matter mind, and baa achieved uupre cedented popularity among all tke olaieee of reader*.;. "j '* ' The vertien of the play whieb will be presented here follow*' tb* book eiossly, and in katlon admit* of alaho rata stage setting*, and itirllieg af fect.. Tbs play opens io the-. Villa of Pet roniua, and introduces many magnl fieent loenea, among tb.m being tb* famous ata< ne iaeos, tbe Garden of Aulua Plautus; Nero’* Palaoe at Rome; tbe Coliseum, and the burning snd destruction of Rotue. Tbs letter be ing considered tbe roost stupandgui representation ever put noon the eta?*, An eeprolaliy ospabte cast bes Ven engaged for * Qu., V.d..’’ and ibe lules art wall sustained. The main plot of tba play la of nsoessity a sombre one, yet the beeutifol love etory of Lygie ran* throughout It, and it is furtbar brightened by (lathes of wit and merri ment. Sienkievrioa’s mister-piece, ‘‘Quo Vsdis" will be presented by a large company ot representative artiets. This is tbe m rst elaborately equipped oetnpenj on tbe road tbis season, and has been a drawing eard. Manager* Fleming A Waff of tbe opera house wish the pub'ie to feel as sured that perfsot order will be main, tamed during the performanots, and no one used fear to attnnd on account of it being n holiday. Policemen will be en hand and all precautions taken to avoid say unpleasantness. ~ DOING£00! WORKS. ■ - 1 Our Neble Citizens Remember These Less Fortunate. Tbe blessed Christian spirit was much in evidence yesterday. Tbe Kipg’a [laughters in accordance with their usual uustom received donations from tba kindly disposed and distri buted them among tbe needy, Tbe noble order of Elk* donated a liberal amount |from tbeir treasury to help the many" to whom Christmas would bare been nothing but a name. Membari ot the Oder wera out all day sod distributed packages of provie on* to something like forty fimilles. thus enabling many a parent who bad but a litt’s ready money which would have bed to be used for provision* to spend tbeir little for tbe btppiness of loved one. The richest cut glass is carried by Ken non Mott, tbe Jeweler. 215 Newcastle 8.. (io where you know you can get the largest selection to plok from, aud where you know you will get the beat goods, at Kennon Mott’s Jewelry Store, 215 Kewcas tie street. Tie finest fans ere to be found at Mott s Jewelry Store, 215 Newoastle Bt. Fur Burroughs perlor pool tables go to Fleming * WVfT. * Tbs largest and headline of silver novel ties and toilet art foie* to be round ia the oity is at Kennon Mott’s Jewelry Store, 215 Newcastle street. ' Fin* Frenoh and Japanese' China at Kennon Mott’s Jewelry Store, 215 Newcas tle street. , For Cough use CHENEY’S • •'EXPECTO RANT, ■ 111 11 K How Brniswicfc Will Cel elite arista. Toddy .the first Christmas of the new century, bids fair to boa bright one. All indioations point to a claar day and pleasant weather. Like all Ckriat maaee ft will be celebrated by eaob oitizm to aooordsnoe with their indi vidual taste. Some will spend tbe day quietly at tbeir flreeide, erj lying tbe plteeures of their little ones, others will enjoy the day In visiting and aooial pleasures, many will go to tbeir usual plaoes of worship and attend the Chris met servioes. and some, alas,will spend tbe day in oarouaiog. Ail oity ofHoes, the banks and whol aals bouses and eome of tba ratal) stores will be closed all day, and by afternoon ail business will be uspend ed and pleasnra will reign supreme For the Information of those, and especially stranger*, who desire to ats toad religious servioes we give below the hoars at tbe churches will be open. There will b- three mtstet at the Cathol c church tod if, at 7, 8 and 9 u’elook. The 9 t/olock mass will be high mass. Immediately after high mast the benediction of tbe Blessed Bnorem-nt will be celebrated. At St. Mark’s Episcopal church there will be early Communion eervioe and Morning Prarer at„ll *, m. The service at St. Jude’s will be at 11 a. m. Morning Prayer and Holy Communion. Many ot the Sunday school children of Brunswick are looking forward to next Friday with anticipaMon of muob pleasure. It will be a great time tor Christmas trees The obildren of St. Mark’s Sunday sehoi 1 will meet at the chnrcb a’ 4 p.m, and attend a Christmas tree celebration at the parish htll at 4.30. They will sing Uhrlslm's carols whir marching from the ohurch to tha hall. The pub* lio ar# Invitsd to attend. Tbs obildren of McKendree Metho dist chereh Sunday sohool will be given a Christmas troe celebration on Friday evening, and it is needless to say tbry ere looking forward with great pleas ure to ibeocoaaion, The same night there wiit.be a Christ* mas tree at ths First Baptist ohurch which will be equally is great an event. An lot •resting progrsm has been ar ranged. And yet another Sunday school will have its Christmas tree oelebration the •Bine evenirg-tbe Presbyterian. It will be at 7 o'clock and promise! to be a very enjoyable affair. Death of Mr, Win. A. Maguire, News was received in Brunswick yesterday of ths death of Mr. William A. Maguire, which oocnrred early In the morning at bis boms in Washing* ton, Ga. Mr. Magnlre married Miss Katie O’Connor ol this city about s'x months ego,sod the news of bis death will be .a shook to Mrs. Maguire's many friends. His death was not wholly unexpected ae he had been ill for eorne time. The very best make of sterling and plat sd silverware Is carried in (took at Ken nen Mott's Jewelry Store.7l6 Newcastle St Solid gold rings,' guaranteed, with Rhinestone sets, at f 1 at Heller’i. CITY COUNCIL Held a Called Meeting Yesterday.—The Proceedings. Brunswiok, Oa., Dec. 24. 1901' Called meeting of tbe mayor aud al dermen. Present—MAyor Emanuel, Aldermou Smith, Cox, dußiiuan, Newman and MoUarvey. Mr. N. D. Ruaseil, ol’rk of the City Connell being absent, the mayor ap pointed Ceorge H. Smith, clerk pro lem. The petition of the Brunswick A Birmingham Railroad company, ask ing for the privilege of ereoting a tem porary passenger depot on the east side j of bay street, between Gloucester and F streets, and to ereot certain plat forms to be oonnected with said depot, was received and read. After a discussion, and ciusentof the Lott-Lewis company being gtvsn for tbe ereotion of tbia depot and piri form*, tbe petition was granted as amended, with the unders’andlng tl at the said depot should comply with tut ordinance regulating the construction of buildings in the fire limits. The mieling then adjononed. Geo. H. Smith, Clerk Pro tem. GOOD MELODRAMA. The Play at the Grand Last Night Was Well Rendered. "Human Hearts,” the play at the Grand last night was well rendered. It is tn intensely Interesting melodrama, full of pathos, and unlike most plays of tba kind it ia thoroughly consistent, The tronpe it a very good one and tII the aetorc carried eut tbeir parts weM, There were many who would ha"e enjoyed tbo play who could not attend on account of its being Christmas ove, and consequently tbe audienoe was small. , We Will Celebrate Too. There will be ne Issue ef the Times- Call tomorrow as it is tbe usual one tom in Brunswiok for tbe local new", papers to give all their employers holi day on Christina* They work hard all the year aud most of their work is done while ethars sleep and they deserve a holidav. The Timei-Call wishes all readers a very Merry Christmas and hopes th i season will prove a happy one to every citizen of Brunewick. SHIP NOTICK. Neither the mu'ter, owner nor consign ees of ths Itelien bark Orsola will be responsible for any debt* contracted by the crew of said bark. Marcsea, .vaster. Semi-Annual Dividend No. 13. The Direotore of The Brunswick Bank end Trnet Company have tbit day deelared a dividend of three doL lara, (93.00). per share, oat of the earn ings of the bank for the past in months, to stook-holders of reoord Deo 20. b, 1901, payable on and after Jan. 2nd, 1902. Hoyt, W. Gale, Cashier. Brnnswick, Ua.. Dec. 19,1901, STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. The aonoal meeting or the stookbold • ere of The Brnoewlck Bank & Trust Cos. for the pmpiae of eleoting a Board o! Directors and transecting suoh otbe ■ busmen that may oome before them, will be held at the banking room* o' said oompany on Tuesday, Jenuarj 14 b, 1902, between the hour* of 10 e,m. end 2 p. m, Hoyt W. G tie, Cashier. Bronswlok, Ua., Deo. 16th, 1901. A beautiful assortment of everything to select from at Heller’s. Go where they ell go, to Kennon Mott’s Jewelry tttore, 2lfi Newcastle store. PRICE FIVE CENTS. Fireworks Fireworks. We defy competition on the prices below: 4 Ball Roman Candle* per do*. o?. “ “ " “ * IS. 8 “ “ “ “ •* 16c 10 “ “ “ “ “ 30* la “ * “ ‘ “ 36c 20 - “ “ “ “ KOO No. 6 Cannon Cracker, 20 In box 260 “ a- -s “ - isc 1 “ ‘ 3 * “ 15c “12 * • 2 “ 2oa “16 * “ 2 “ •* 26c “3 1-3“ l6 “ • lOC “8 1-2“ “ T “ “ .06* Small Fire Cracker* 3 package* sc. The above are all new Fireworks. %■ ’PHONE I*B. Notice; In addition to affording every faoillty to onr customers consistent with safe banking, we ere prepared to act as Administrator or Exsontor of Estates, Guardians of property of minors, and to make Bonds In judicial and other matters—Generally to >xer else all onr powers as a Trust Oompany Brunswick Bask & Trust Cos. 8, W, Salt, Caitiff. Who is going to get the beautiful China Closet that is going to be given away on Jan. Ist, 1902? Why the one that gets the lucky number. Get a ticket with every cash purchase of Get all tne tickets you can. You can get any thing you want that is kept in a first-class gro cery, at this place and as for as little money as can be bought at any other place, considering quality; and at the same time get chances on the China Closet, and possibly get it. To lie Drawfl Jan. Ist, 19J2. W. H. DeVoe> Thone !(*?. Register in the gtsesung contest gee Hove given away at 310 Ncwoattle St.