Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-16
ALEs WELL AT BRUNSWICK.
Paragraphs of Interest Picked Up Afioat
and shore

CoTrespoHdeHoe Of the Morning Nelcs.
BRUNSWICK, Oct. 15.-The storm sig
nails are ordered down. but the weather
continues to look suspicious. Outward
bound vessels still hug their safe anchor
ages IN the sound. The arrivals have
been pretty numerous the past week and
the shipping in the harbOr. at present.
looks business-like. The Portuguese.
swedish, Norwegian, Spanish. German
and English flags are all represented. The
British steamer PecOnic is chartered to
load rOsin for Europe. The bark Ameri-
can Eagle, of Brunswick, is again i'm port,
having been rebuilt and released since
she was last here.
The pilot boat Margaret and Ann has
been transformed into afishing smack and
Will sail in the employ of DriscOll Il Co.,
the new fish dealing firm. She will be
commanded by her owner, Captain 4. G..
Clarke, an old branch pilot.
Capt. Samuel BrOckington. who entered
ms boat in the savannah pilOtbOat race,
IS now North, 1t is reported, building a
boat. sam wants ''flyer."
Mr.. G.. Friedlander. one Of Brunswick's
landmarks. Is again in the city after a
protracted visit TO his children in san
Francisco. He expresses himself as
greatly surprised at the growth and i'm
prOvement of the city during his absence
OF more than two years.
The Brunswick Gas and Electric Light
Company have contracted for their piDing
and machinery and as soon as permitted
by the Board of Health will lay their
mains through the streets.
1he county court house is being greatly
improved both in the matter of CON
venience and appearance. 1t will he
altered TO two story building with the
county officers rooms on the upper
floor
The municipal election, which occurs
IN December, is already coming in for at
tentiOn. Two tickets are in the field, al
though one is now without a head, by
reason of the withdrawal of the nominee
Tor Mayor. Mr.. a. J. CrOvatt for Mayor,
and VI. Ulman, Il. J. DOerflinger, Jas. 5.
Wright and VIM. II. Berrie for Aldermen
IS the first ticket in nomination, and j. NJ.
Dexter for Mayor. with J. III. Mccullough,
{. Downing. Jr.. w. +. Burbage and John
X. Cook, were nominated in opposition,
but Mr.. Dexter having Withdrawn. the
ticket is headless at present.
Col. J. b. Bingham. of Memphis. Tenn
has decided to make Brunswick his home,
and will, ut an early day establish daily
paper, Independent in politics, and de-
voted TO the development of the material
resources of Brunswick and vicinity.
larged and remOdeled and improved STYLES
Of seats and desks introduced. Our school
facilities are improving rapidly, and great
credit is due to the present progressive
Board Of School Commissioners. In this
connection mention should be made of the
many faithful years of service in the i'm
proyement and building up of our city
and county schools of Mr.. Hamilton A.
kenrick. Mr.. Il. combines theory with
practice, and, aided by his early New
England training and his native sagacity
and patience, has done more than any
other person, perhaps. to get our school
matters in theirpresent satisfactory cOndi-
ton. The writer asserts more than Mr.. X.
would ever claim, but the tribute is due
and should he paid in the grateful remem-
brance Of his fellow citizens.
There has been some malarial or light
bilious feyers since the change in the
weather, but the physicians report that
it is already decreasing.
The Spanish bark MI. de JuniO
claims damages from the city for
forcing her to proceed to SapelO quaran-
tine after having allowed her to enter the
/ harbOr. The city authorities declined
proposition to submit the matter to arbi-
tratiOn. GLYNN.