The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1891-10-03
ABOUT TOWN.
Current Local Events Epitomized
and Grouped.
CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS.
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered on
the street-what Has Happened and
is Going to Happen-Points Political
n Personal and Social.
He fired his gun, fell DER a cliff,
Got up and muttereG, "Bah!
That darned old gun can kick almost
!. As hard as Efhers na.r

Got up and muttere6s "Bah!
That darned old gun can kick almost
As hard as Ethels pa"
Mr.. D. C. Allen has left the city for
Hartford, Conn.
Some of our good people have habit
of talking unwiseiy.
Mr.. R. E. Cobb, of Savannah, was in
the city yesterday.
John Tinsley was arrested yesterday
for failure to pay street tax.
Major ], H. steckIey of South Bruns-
wick, was in the city yesterday.
Yesterday was an off day on city poll
tics, not much discussion occurred.
Mr. T. II. Player, OF Wiliacoochee. has
returned to Brunswick for visit Of some
weeks.
MN B. Borden of Fernandina, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
New York.
Mr.. d. Wyatt Aiken is again in the
city from long business trip through
the southern states.
Colonel Perry, OF the firm OF p L. Con-
quest & Co., and Mr.. R. r. Hopkins, left
the city yesterday for Lulaton.
Police Officer Thompson arrested Tom
Miller yesterday for being drunk and
disorderly on the streets.
Mr.. r T. Hitch returned to the city
yesterday from a short pleasure trip to
the northern portion Of the state.
Mr.. Earnest Morgan OF Cumberland
Island arrived in the CITY last night to
attend George Wilson's minstrels.
Miss Leo H. Iverson returned to the
city yesterday from Columbus, where
she spent the summer with relatives.
No definite information has been re-
ceived in reference to the compromises
effected in the Dunwody piloiage bill.
Mr.. A. N. Greene. representing Messrs.
John d. Wright & Co, manufacturers
Of the celebrated cow brand soda is in
the city.
The East Tennessee has hard time
getting into the Union depot at Atlanta.
Ii Is ret il Jet bat the prospects are en-
couraging.
Superintendent Orr was engaged yes
terday with the teachers of the country
schools making contracts, ETC., for the
new school year.
Misses Alice Oddill and Simon Barnes
of Bailey, accompanied by Messrs. J.
w. Crosby and ]. B. Thomas, arrived in
the city yesterday.
Some work was done yesterday on
Mansfield street in front Of the new
school building, very much improving
the drainage at that point.
City Marshal Beach received a teIe-
gram last night from Americas asking
him to arrest woman who was wanted
there for the commission of some crime.
Rev. George G. Clark formerly pastor
of the Methodist church, has stirred up
sinner in Eastman who hrs written
him very abusive anonymous letter.
= Mrs. E. Fl. Myers, of Marietta. Ga,
died last Friday. Mrs. Myers was the
mother of Rev. Fl. p. Myers, formerly
pastor of the Methodist church of Bruins
wick.
At the meeting of the Light Horse
Guards held Thursday night. Mr.. F. E.
Cunningham was appointed first sar-
geant, and Messrs. 7. E. Owens and F.
E. Twitty were also appointed sargeants.
Mr.. N. Schultz returned yesterday
from New York, where he has been pur-
chasing complete fall and winter stock
for Schultz Bros. Watch for the an
nouncement from this wide-awake firm.
Bay street between Mansfield and
Howe is in bad condition to drive c. at
present. The authorities should put a
few more shells along that thoroughfare
to prevent vehicles from upsetting in the
large holes that are frequently found
along there.