The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-09-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Brief Statements of the Many Things That
Make Up the Busy Round
of Life.
Mr.. A. L. Putnam continues critic

'NA'N' III DCoupIl Va JIG
southern, was here yesterday.
The pIledriver did not work on the
Plant Systems wharf extension yes
terday.
Mr. Charlie Gray, of Waycross, was
IN the city yesterday greeting his
many friends.
Capt. j. D. Mitchell sailed on the
Rio Grande yesterday for a visit to
eastern cities.
Read american Ingenuity" adapted
from the German by "M. R. M" in
Sundays TIMES.
a wedding by which the lives of two
social leaders will be united will occur
on November 4.
Captain Ed. Upper sailed on the
Rio Grande yesterday for visit to his
old home in Maine.
Sundays TINES will contain dozen
new and attractive advertisements of
local business houses.
Mrs Victoria LETTERS was among the
passengers on the Mallory liner Rio
Grande yesterday for New York.
-&Sunday's TINES Will be one of tie
brightest and best. Y0u know what
that means when The TIMES says it.
Mr.. John Brown, the pilng con-
tractor, returned to the city yesterday
from trip for the benefit of his
health.
Levy dressed his new windows yes
terday, They are things of beauty
that Will attract attention from every
passerby.
SUITS cleaned and pressed for 81.
Pants sponged and pressed for % cents
at the Brunswick Cleaning Pressing
Co., 504 Monk street. 9-41w.
Miss Kate Slater sailed yesterday
for New York, where she will pur-
c ase a stock Of goods for her MILL
merry establishment.
A history of the Brunswick Rifle
men, showing what the company has
accomplished in the past year, will be
one Of the features of Sundays TIMES.
Mr.. Harrison, of Harrison Bros,
VIII leave shortly for the eastern mar
kets, 10 purchase fine stock of goods
for the winter trade. Watch for their
advertisement.
The days go by, but the Light and
Water Company still declines to obey
the mandate of the United States
court. No work has yet been done on
the water reservoirs.
For sale-milk, butter, buttermilk,
cream and curds. Order by wagon
driver or telephone l6S. Jersey Dairy
Co. A. B. Rowe, S-13 I'm.
Mr.. Charles Fleming and Miss Julia
Wilder sailed yesterday on the Rio
Grande for Port Royal. Miss Wilder
will be the guest of the Misses PRO-
leau, at Beaufort.
superintendent E. G. Grob, of the
Jekyl Island Club, returned yesterday
from his vacation tour through the
north and east. Mr.. Grob has several
days of his vacation left and will
spend them with friends in Jackson
Vile and st. Augustine.
Mr.. J. S. B. Thompson, of the South
ern railway, is quoted by the Atlanta
Journal as saying that the road will
need 1000 freight cars for handling the
Alabama pig iron output this winter.
As much of this iron comes through
we can take Mr.. Thomp-
IONS statement as more matter for en-
There has been such rush of work
It the custom house during the past
wo weeks that the office force has
,een taxed to It's fullest capacity. The
lutles of shipping commissioner, for
nerly attended to by Judge John G.
lehman, now devolves upon Mr.. G. w,
)eming, and the increased work keets
III hands busy.
Brunswick Will be asked to make an
Exhibit at the Waycross fair, and it
probable that the progressive mer-
,hants of this city will be represented
'ery creditably. The fair is intended
o mirror the advantages and posi-
DiIlties of this entire section of the
tate, and Brunswick, as an important
POINT in the said section, should take
hand In making the enterprise sue