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THE BRUNSWICK TlffllH VOLUME XI. NUMBER 371 DENTOMYR!U_ Tooth Powder, Tooth Paste, Tooth Wash, Tooth Soap. All 25c Each. I.J. BUTTS, Til BniiSt Huyler's Candy Fresh Every Week. Just Received a large shipment of Lowney’s Fine Candies in fancy packages for Xmas gifts. HUNTER-SALE ,ph 3 r DRUG COMPANY. Don't Be Afraid of this cold wave—just come down to Mrs. M. Isaac’s handsome store and find everything you need, Headquarters for Santa Claus goods—see our line of toys, lamps, work baskets and Monacine sets at cut prices. Xmas tree ornaments, vases, horns, japauese lanterns and many other things that will pay you to see. Remember each purchase gives you a chance on the handsome doll that ie to be given away on Jan. Ist. Mrs. M, Isaac. 208--SOBS Newcastle Street. It was a maxim wilh the dip].' ts of the An cient Regine that a snuff box was man’s beat allay In that work of “concealing his thoughts” in which Tallyrand maintained, the usefo ness of speech chiefly consisted. But the man of today cares not to con ceal but rather to collect his th nights, and his best allay is Chase & Sanborn’s Seal Brand Coffee. It snarpens his wits, quickens his perception; and maKes him twice as clever. Many a man dates his popu larity in conversation from the day he began uping Seal Brand coffee. Had only at THOMAS KEANY’S, Fancy Grocery J 12 1 Newcast e St., Brunswick, Ga, $1 WAIST GOODS At 69c. See Display in Window J. H. HELLER & BRO, mm.m.220 Newcastle Street.****—- Leaders of Low Price* BRUNSWICK. GA„ SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 28, 1901 ■n ii rnnin Will Probibly Be Promi nent Wlite Mae Yesterday's Issue of (be Savannah Press oontained a long artiole about the next oo'leotor of that port. The gist of (he article i* a* follow!: It appears (o be pretty certain that the next .oolleotor of the port will be a prominent white oitlien; in fact, it is tbonght the next oolleotor has praoti oally bieo named. The present in oumbent has several months to serve. It has beeo known f>r some time thet prominent gentlemen in Georgia had addressed President Roosevelt upon the adv'sibility of making a first class appointment for tbe position of oolleotor of port at Savannah. In many respects this is considered the first Federal appointment in dig nity and emolument in ths state It probably pays more than any position in the government service in Georgia and the aiz* and cb&rsoter of the oitj of Savannah make It advisable that a strong appointment should be made. It is known here that Major J, E. Hanson of Macon and Colonel A. R, Lawton have taken this matter up with the president, and it la believed that t a is in thorough sympathy with tbe ides. It is understood that ha has told friends wbo have nailed upon him about the matter bis general ideas and that they tally with this view. The president is known to be fearless, olean, and oonsoientious, and is desi rous of making auoh a floe appoint* men! to tbe oustom house of Savannah that his administration will be pot in the right light before tbe people of tbe sontb. It is known that a gentleman on the Bay, who was appro&ohed to be a cn didate for tbe position, was in no way an officeseeker. He is said to be one of the most promineat business men in Savannah, who was very much sur prised when he was informed that the president bad an idea of appointing him to this position. The same of Colonel Thomas S. Wylly is mentioned as probable col leotor; also tbat of Hr. John R. Young and Colonel Belrne Gordon. All of these are active and prominent busi ness men, not in politics, I. and 0. To Sell Through Tickets. Baltimore, Deo. 28. —It ia announced tbat tbe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bat oompleted arrangements, effective at enoe, for tbe sale of through tick ets between tbe North and Sonth via Washington in connection with tbe Southern Railway and have practically opened another gateway to tbe Sooth. Darien Breaks Her Record. Darien. 9a,, Deo, 20.—Darien broke tbe reooid on Cbrietmaa Day. Not a drunken man waa seen on tbe streets. Not ae arrest was made daring the day and tha officers of tbe law had a day of rest io the sunshine. The bar rooms aod stores were all olosad sad Chris in as was oelabrated is tbe proper • pint. Senator Sewell Dead. Carndso, N. J., Deo. 27-United Bcates .Senator William J. Hew*li died t bis home here this moroiug. lie bad been ill soma time with diabntls sod bnsrt iron bis. THE WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN Further Particulars About the Wreck Wednesday Night. Baxley, Ga.. Do, 26 —There was a severe wreok on the Southern roaa three miles above here last night at Prentiss station. A southbound freight train ran into tbe switch, whioh seemed to have been left open in some was, and eleven oars and tbe engine were thrown off the track, and badly torn up, A negro brakeman was killed and the fireman was badly injured and it is reported that tbe fireman may no* recover. The oars that were wrecked were laden with compressed cotton. Tbe parties wbo were injured were residents of Maoon. Monk Wilson, the negro brakeman who was killed, was also a resident of Maeon. Engineer Moore and Fireman Newby, who were severely injured, have families in Maoon, Flagman Riles, who was badly injured, sis of Macon also. FRANCE AND VENEZUELA. The Former Wants Her Minister’s Rights Respected. Pans, Dec. 26—A foreign otiicer here confirms the report from fhe Port of Hpain, Trinidad, that the government of France ha, notified the Venezuelan gevernment that the right of M. Se orestat of Bordeaux have been infringe ed by a seazure of bis property in Venezuela by Senor Matos, ths leader of tbs new revolution against Presi dent Castro. The Frenoh government holds that the property no longer be longs to Senor Matos, as he has leased it to M Saoreetal, and the Venezuelan government Is bound by ttao recogni tion of M. Seorestat’a title to the prop erty, to whom the whole matter oarne up. The Frenoh government doasaot antieipate that any oomphoations will arise on aooouot of ths repis. eatations. MAY DISBAND COMPANIES. Colonel Obear’s Report May Knock Out Four or Five! Atlanta, Dec. 27 —ls is reported tbat four or five companies o state troops may be diabanded as t i result of the recommendations wbieh will be made by Inspector General W. G. Obear in bis forthcoming report. Colonel Obear has just oompleted his inapeotion of tbe state troops and is preparing bis report to tbe governor. Colonel Obear refnees to give the names of tbe companies against which such recommendation will be mads nor will he state the section in which they are (rested. NEWS FROM ATLANTA. Hon. Fleming 6. dußignon Conferring With the Governor. Atlanta, Deo. 27 Seoreiary of Hiate Cook today granted a charter to tbe Savannah Xlootrio company, capital ized at $3,600 000. I; is believed here that the railroads will acoep t the state’s offer regarding tbe depot. Mr. FI ming G. dußignon is here to day to confer with Governor Candler and Steve Clay regarding a meeting of the ezesotive oommittee. SHIP NOTICK Neither master, owner nor consignee of tbs British steamship HteUa will be re sponsible for any debts oontraoud by the orsw of said steamer. N. I). m HTBACHKN A CD., Consin—g. ■ nr njiii 0 Appears to Be an As serei Fact The Timas-Call has learned from in disputably good authority that Bruns wick is to million dollar sugar refinery soon. Tbe company that will build and operate tbe refinery is to be incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, but looal as well as eastern capi tal will be invested. We learn that among the stockholders will be same of tbe most prominent capitalists and business men of tbis oity. At present we oan give no further particulara oonoerning this big Tenter prise, We can say, however, that we kDow it will materialize, and tbit at no distant time. Of course, the benefit to Brunswick and this entire section of the state by the establishment of a sugar refinery here will be very great indeed, Sugar oane is one of the surest crops, one that never fails, and a crop that is par-' ticularly adapted to our soil and cli* mate. Without a refinery to buy their product and turn it into augur tbe farmers only plant what they can make into syrup themselves, and as it is im possible in that way to get a uniform grade of syrup.tbere is not much to be made out of sugar cane. With a sugar refinery at their very doors, however, all this will be ohanged and muoh larger orops of oane oan be disposed of. .n Besides all this the building of a re finery will mean work for more men and a big increase in tbe volume of Brunswick’s export business, j V'. I Nellie Cropsey’s Retnains Found. Atlanta. Deo. 27—A epeoial to 'iW Journal from Norfolk, Va , says: “A body believed to Nellie i Jropsey was found in the l™ uotunk river, near her home, in El beth City, N. J , this morniug. Mies Crop- sey has been missing since ths night of Not. 21. Jameß Wilcox, her former admirer, who was the last person sen wilh Miss Cropsey, is mder SI,OOO bail by the grand jury.'- PROTOCOL APPROVED. Argentine Chilean Matters Are Adjusting Themselyes, Buenos Ayres. Deo. 27 —The Nacion says that the Argeutine-Chilean proto col has been definitely approved by Dr. Aloort, Argentine minister of foreign affairs. It is assarted that the laoident arising rrom ohanging a phrase in the protocol by the Chilean minieter of for eiga affairs, Senor Yaoez. not much lmporsanoe is attaohed to it by seme neweyapers here. “UNCLE JOSH" NOT MUCH. The Play Was a Disappointment to the Audience. A laiger audienoe was out to see “ Unole Josh Bpruoeby” last night than has been greeting better attraot>ons. The play is a regular blood an and than* der, dime novel, sort of production, very poorly played. The only redeem" lug feature was a part of the mus io and that w*s not enough to make up for the disappointmeul of those who •spooled |u evening's •utertainiuent. Mice In \ dition to affording every facility ( ■ > our customers consistent with safe banking, we are prepared to act as Administrator or Executor at Estates, Guardians property of minors, and to make Bonds io judicial and other matters—Generally to exec oi.se all our powers as a Trust .Company Brunswick Sank l Trust Cos. E, W, Sale, Mr- Who is going to get the beautiful China Closet that is going to be given away on Jan. Ist, 1902? Why the one that gets the lucky number. Get a ticket with every cash purchase of (ret all the tickets you can. You can get any thing you want that is kept in a first-class gro cery, at this place and as for as little money as can be bought at any other place, considering quality; and at the same time get chanced on the China Cioeet, and possibly get it. To lie Drava Jai. Ist, 19 JL W. H. DeVos* ’Phone 109.