The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-11-19

a. ClarKs barber shop.
Mr.. j. H. Brown continues yer!
seriously i'll at the Pennick House.
Call on G. A. Clark for hot or colo
bath. Porcelain tub. Best in the city
The Southern short train from
Everett was an hour and thirty min
utes late last night.
Mr.. Tom Brown returned yesterday
from Charleston, where he went to at
tend to some wharf building work.
The mails are again becoming irreg
uIar. The Savannah morning mail moi
infrequently is delayed until :30p m
Millinery, hats, infants hoods, hose
novelties and glassware will be sold al
cost. Mrs. f. I'll. Wilson, lis A street
Mr.. ]. II. Gonzales, of New York, q
young man who was recently left q
fortune, Is in the city spending a few
days.
G. A. Clark has put in fine porce-
lain bathtub at his barber shop and
will furnish hot and cold baths on ap-
plicatiOn.
Diseases often Turk in the blood be.
fore they openly manifest themselves.
Therefore keep the blood pure with
Hood's Sarsap0 rilIo
The incandescent lights i'll the Ogle-
thorpe Hotel went out last night at
6 80 and the hotel was in comparative
darkness for five minutes.
Mrs, Mrosskowski sends THE TIMES
a fine bouquet of unusually large
chrysanthemums, of which she has a
beautiful supply at her home in this
city.
Estimates are now being made on
the old market building, to ascertain
the actual cost of completing it and
utilizing it as fire department head
quarters.
Messrs. William G. Lee and E. B.
Fitzgerald, of Savannah, the govern
ment inspectors of steam vessels were
in the city yesterday inspecting the
various steamers.
30 A meeting for young people and
children will be held at the First
Methodist church on Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock. The services will
be interesting and the public is cor
5ially invited.
Manager Haley has issued his new
lists of telephone subscribers. The
list is in pamphlet form. The large
increase In the number of subscribers
makes the service almost indispensable
to the business man.
The remains of Miss Mary E. Skies,
who died at the residence of Mr.. r.
Fl. Everett on Wednesday night, were
shipped to henderson, N. c., her
former home, on the 4 80 Southern
train yesterday afternoon.
Captain A. Williams, of the Down
ing company's naval store foroG, and
son, Charlie, left Wednesday for New
York. Capt. Williams had an unfor-
tunate fall on the wharf a few days
ago, and goes north for treatment.
They will probably not return before
Christmas.
Constable Walters has brought down
from Jesup the negro who stole pair
of pants from his friend, and who was
identified by peculiar cuts in his tan
shoes. The negro says he vas visited
by computations Of conscience after
he got on the freight train, and tried
to get off so that he could return the
stolen trousers, but that the train was
going so fast he had to continue on his
journey.
The crysanthemum party at the
Nicholson building tonight will be q
very unique and pleasurable enter
tainment. The ladies who have 1t in
charge have worked hard for its sue
IS, and deserve the patronage of the
pablo. Delicious refreshments will
be served by young ladies. An ad-
mission fee of 25 cents will be charged
All are invited to attend, and anyone
wishing to contribute anything to-
ward the success of the entertainment
will oblige the management by send
ing it to MIchelson's store, where The
entertainment will he held.