The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-16
BRUNswIcK;s NEWS BUDGET.
The City EIectiOn-The Truck Farm
ing Industry.

The City Elec1On-The Truck Farm
ing Industry.
Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 15.-Yesterday's
election was without any exciting Incl
dent. Messrs. Reed, Downing, Mason
and Abrams being elected aldermen for
the next two years. These, with the
four followers, gives Brunswick a good
administration. Alderman Reed re-
ceiyed the highest number of vptes
polled. A complimentary vote of 26 was
given Mr.. Phil Kellar, who was not
candidate.
John W. Greer. young Brunswick
ian, who made a bright record at Emory,
will be associated with Mr.; M; ]. Parker
of this city in the publication of the
Douglas Breeze, after Jan. !.
Thomas Sheppard, popular young citi-
zen of Brunswick will wed Miss Belle
Gamble of Hamilton at that place on Tues
day next Mr. ID. w. Krauss and Rev. q.
b. Culpepper of this city, accompanied
The prospective groom to Hamilton, and
the latter will perform the ceremony.
Gen. Clement A. Evans has written to
all the Brunswick military organizations.
requesting them to make Lees birthday,
on Jan. 10, one of unusual celebration. His
letter is in line with plans previously ar
ranged by these bodies.
Judge Atkinson VIII convene the city
court for the first time on the first Thurs
day in January.
cation celebrated the Feast of Lights, -
IN an appropriate manner, literary selec-
tions being feature of the evenings en-
A woman preacher entertained numbers
Oh people on the public green this after
The liquor dealers of Brunswick are dis
cussing the means by which to obtain a
change in the present law which causes
SO many elections to fall on Saturdays.
They claim that ii is very detrimental TO
their business and want another day se-
lected when trade is not so good.
me truck farmers of Glynn are going
IN heavy to test the capabilities of this
countys soil. One investor, City Treas
urer Harvey, is having extensive clear
ings made on his farm and will plant a
variety of seed. N. Emanuel, r. T.
IN equally as heavy and expect to bring
lhls section up to a par with Savannahs
several citizens have invested with view
70 re-esta blishing the old sea island cotton
plantations and are very sanguine as to
the results.
Attorney Crovatt left last night for New
Aork on important business connected
with the South Brunswick Terminal
railroad Company. There are hopes en-
tertained here that this company will
improve their property at an early date.
All the help of the Jekyl Island Club
VIII arrive from New York on tomorrow
steamer, and the club house will open for
guests on Dec. 16.
Travelling Passenger Agent r. S. French
OF the Plant system left tonight for Sa-
Nannah, where he will remain some days
pefore proceeding to Wilmington, his fu-
lure headquarters. His successor as chief
clerk here has not been appointed
The new mills built by o. N. Taylor of
michigan, representing an outlay of $l25,-
U0O, are completed and have commenced
operations. They will cut and ship lumber.
lhls industry will add 100 additional men
10 the number now working lumber here.
Judge Sweat will take up the criminal
Cocket tomorrow morning in the superior
court. No important cases are on this
docket.
The friends of Hon. Fleming duBignon
IN brunswick express a desire to hear HIM
speak in this city when convenient Tor
MN to do so.
The readers of the News here are better
satlshed now. To-day's issue arrived on
me Southern, scheduled TO get here at
i.lo and the public liked the change. The
uewsdealers are especially gratihed, and
could not supply the demand, all being
s9ld before o'clock. Promises that the
ehange viii remain in force viii be op-
pLeclated as long as fulfilled.
Inc election of city officials by the new
council will probably bring about no
,ndnge. The present force appears 10 be
slhlng satisfaction TO the administration.
nrunsWicks FIRE record for the year
80 mas been exceedingly light. Chief
Hlten has good men, and splendid APP
p4iatus. They have done good work
Huen called out, but the insurance rate
rs not az low as citizens yet hope
Exposition visitors continue 10 leave
~ 4nsWlok. II is estimated that fully
Ityg has been carried out Of town By
Ns show. supt. Coley Of the 0iynn ex-