Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-21

BRUNSWICK, Ga, September 1s.-EditOr
Morning Netos: The late storm looked threat
ening enough here, but hustled of as IL afraid
to strike this devoted and fortunate town
These annual cyclones, like the circus troupes
generally give us the grand go-by. It seemed
miraculous after learning Of the widespread
destruction at other points, that we had es-
capped without the slightest injury.
Colonel Hardeman addressed one Of the
finest assemblsges that ever greeted a political
speaker in Glynn county. Men, women and
children were there; merchants, mechanics
and the professional men were represented az
well as the farmers. The Brunswick band en-
livened the occasion with their most spirited
airs, and the orator of the day was duly intro
duced by Hon. T. w. Lamb, Chairman Of the
Democratic party Of GIynn county.
The address was repiete with time honored
truths OF Democratic doctrine, and was patri-
otc, earnest and eff ctive. Applause greeted
the speaker time and again, as some humorous
sally touched up the Independents or opened
up the record on the soreheads-he the ideal
Of fidelity himself, urged and hoped for fidelity
and greater stability among the psople. BE
counseled devotion to principle, and asked all
the malcontents to come back ard partake of
the fatted calf.
The season has advanced so far now that
there is very little apprehension of an cpl
demic. There have been several cases Of ty-
phoid and remittent fevers. none resulting
fatally so far. A child of w. H.'Auderson,
Esq Cf this city, di7d last Saturday night of
diphtheria, and another child in the same
family is now down with the disease.
A fire occurred on Saturday night which de-
stroyed a small negro tenement near the court
house.
Judge Osgood is hauling material for new
brick building on the site of his old store,
which was destroyed by fire in January last.
Mcclure & Greer have about completed their
new livery stable on Newcastle street,
l.. d. Hoyt, ESQ.,, one Of cur staunchest citi-
zer s, has just returned with his family from a
long vacation in the White Mountains.
Colonel Stacey is hard at work en- the trade
issue OF the advertiser, which will come out
early in October.
The Street Commissioners are intending to
build a new sidewalk On the east side of New
castle street from the Council Chamber to
Moore & McCrarYs new building.
TIE band boys are hard at work on their new
band room. They have secured the blind
street above DR.. Buford's drug store and will
build at once.
Our Jewish citizens seem to have enjoyed
their new year season immensely. They hired
LArioso's hall for their spiritual celebration
of the holidays.
A. p. Farrier. some months since gazetted as
Collector of this port, has not besn on hand
for many months. This ia treating US rather
shabbily. However, the government should
be ashamed to occupy, and we might see more
Of his long legs, beard and duSter.
The social events of the season were the
marriages. celebrated last week, of DR.. j, S
B.ain and Miss Maggie Moore, daughter of j.
c. Moore, ESQ and Z Arthur Nelson to Miss
Dollie Ivey, all of this city. Mr.. A Cornell
and Miss Lille Walker were also united ia the
holy bonds last week, end lots of the other
boys and girls are getting ready to follow suit
before cold weather.
Business is improving and building still in
creasing, property is advancing in value, the
population increasing and winter trout :are
biting already.
The people are united firmly on the politi
cal questions of the day, and " shall surely
elect our Rsprese e1tative, J. E. Dart, Esq and
give majority for J. G. Nichols and the State
Democratic ticket. The county officers will
probably all be reelected, and as 10 the mu-
nicipal election, no one seems to say a word.
The artesian well project is not dead. but
sleepeth, with Colonel Dennis city park boom.
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