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ns uwu num jg||.ANXA~H, GA.. Dec’b r 25 1886 rrv7m-.-rry Chri tinas to all <mt forget to pay’ for the'l R.BUNE mMfhl' th- 1 ho.idays JjqaLsdav night bv the Sunday school St.pheu’s church. Francis Russell of Hampton little Miss Ella White visit- Tribune * ffice on Monday. of Nitre cures Coughs. Colds j|S,For sale by all druggist-. , V. S Scott, of Beaus rt cunty re(? ted by us las week, as was SgrMr. G. Jones, of Ridgeland, S. C. I For in evening of real enjoyment s>o ■> the’GhH'tni s (’one-rt at Beach lu- ■ itn'e on Friday night 24- Admission K cents 10 cents for children- Ml (; 0 to J Crane’s for watches, clocks, ■ing l - and jewelry of all kinds, corner of Kist Broad and Bryan streets. I Mr. A. A. McKeever, of Thomasville Kris in the city during rhe week He K sited th- Tribune and remembered Ks substantia ly. | James A, Sykes, Esq.. and family ■snivel tr<-m New York 1 st. we-k. We ■had the pleasure of greeting Mr.. Sykes ■in our sanctum where we are always ■glad r o >ee him Many, many feiends <-f the Tribune ■ h've failed to send tn their subscrip ■t'ons. I hey can’t do a better thing tor ■themselves, their race, and the Tri- ■ bune th >n by paying at once. Would it not be well for the Fire ■ untie rities to publish where the keys ■to the fire boxes are kept. It is not all ■t’lneia policeman is near at hand to ■ turn on the alarm, vide the Minis and BMontgomery street fire. | Imported T"Cth, Nail and Hair Brush ■ esAriCCS to suit, at P. B. Reid's. I Whe following services will be held at I the church, Sunday I Decemb r 26, Morning subject: I “pood footing for the New Year.” at ■ flight. Christmas concert bv the Choir I and Sunday sch ol led by Prof. Morse. I New songs. All are cordially invited. I On Thursday night December 16th I Rev C P Johnson of B thel church I pnaclvd the Valedictory Sermon for Rev J 11. Adams of St. Janus—/Xud on Thur-day of this week Rev. Adams returned the compliment by pr-acbing Rev Johns n’s Vai dictory The con ference could not do a better thing than to return these gentlemen to their pnsont charges for the next year. The cry is L. Fried is the place for Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. A Brute in Blue H. F. Hymes one of the police force committed a brutal assault on a young colored woman named Annie Pouruelle on Tuesday night last. It seems that the young woman and some other parties were standing on the corner ol Farm and Pine streets between 10 and 11 o’clock when the policeman ordered them away at the same time pushing and kicking the woman in the abdomen from the effects of which it is likely she will die. A charge has b< en cuter d against Hymes for l rutaby mal treating a woman, Hymes should be arrested at once on the charge ofas-ault with intent to murder, knd answer at once for his unprovoked and cowardly brutality. Emancipation Day. The so lowing Order has been issued for the celebration of Emancipation Day: Head’qrs. First Batallion, 5 Georgia Volunteers, Colored, L Sivannah, Dc. 24, 1886. ) Gen’l Orders, No. 9. , The battailion will celebrate anniver faiy of the Emancipation Proclamation by a parade on Monday January 3. 1887, The line will be formed on South Br ad Street, right resting on Haber sham at 10 o’clock a. in., The colers will be escorted to the place of assembling by the Lone Star Cadets. Company Commanders are enjyMfbed to have their commands On the ground promptly at the hour designated. . By order of Lieut Col. John HJDeveaux, Commanding. A. K. DesverNEY. Ist Lieut, and Adjutant. , . Wi|i» St Steohens Church ... Comer of Harns and Habersham Sts.— Christmas* Dav Service- mo.rning prayer. Sermon and the Holy Communion at -6 G.clock. PROGRAMME OF MUSIC Opening Anthem “Glory to God in the •Juhest.—Cook Xr n ' 1 * Royce .. - - > Danka *'■ I’euni ... • Thorruis I i ub alaii ■” 1. Rusiwll '■« 17 ’ Moiart Greiuorex Gloria Tibi ..Kobinson ■•'ninii, ........... „L. ,<.i<hr, t. • dilbht* •? r > aui-tug . Crunidge . .................. ... Handel Hv a , u Excelsis Selected 11x11 « Mozart' The First Georgia Regiment- I C J>t. Geo '. M< r er his been unani m -usly e ecred as Col- n- I of the above na r-ed r gim nt by its <;■ mmi-soned officers, to fill the Vacancy caus-d 1 y the re-ignatir-n <•» » 01. Cl ffmd H. And 'son. Col M rc ris <-ne of' the most brilliant members of rhe bar in Georg'4 a d i- >-. w Pn-S'd< in rs the Boatd ol Eduatin of Savannah 11 is an --Id aodier having commanded the R publican Bu< > tor the past site years; a 1 d the r> giim-nt is to be con gratulate Io r their sei etioti of-uch n able commander. The Kgiment I fficeis, p,id a li ind-ome cotnpl m nt t ■ C.'i, Anderson, wh. - r sigie-i pur • y p> rso-ial and private considerati is, <» his long and lai hful s< nice i<» the regiment He was a ure tt Ir end to the co' red mi itary --f Savanmrli and he will hivetheir sine re wish- tor his sui-re-s and prosperity in hs future career Pub ic Installation of Officers. 'I he following officers of Eureka Lodg No. 1 and Mount Moriah Lodge No. 16 F. and /k M , were installed on Tuesday last, at the M sonic hall corner Ba' and Lincoln streets in the presence ot a large i umber ofladies ami gentlemen by P G M, John H Deveaux, assisted by P. D. G. M. King S. Thomas. EUREKA LODGE, ’ Lemuel Wada, W M ;R A Golden, S.W; J 8 Habersham, Jr , J W; A K Desver ney, Treasurer; < it Ebbs, Secretary; Rich ard Waring, 8 D; Richard Waring, .1 D; W 8 Vanbranken; s 8; II E Williams, J S; E M Green, Marshal; L J Jones, Chaplain; Samuel Green, Tyler MOUNT MORIAH .JIDGE R. Wright. W M; M J Cummings, S W; L W Johnson, Jr. J W; F Bryant, Treas; A O Pierrieaer, secretary; Nathaniel Fields, 8 D; May Huutcr, J 1); William Bowens. S S; Crawford Jones, J S; Geo • arter, Mar shal; Daniel Gadsden, Chaplain; Jerry Davis; Tyler After the installation the guests were served with refreshments and the time spent very pleasantly, the visitors expressing them selves as delighted with the evening's enter tainment The following officers were elected and installed on Wednesday night. HILTON LODGE No 2 I M Douse, W M: S.G; Webster, 8 M ; P W. Maxwell,’J. W; F F Jones, Tretts; M G Robinson, secretary; J J Grant, 8 D; L. A Thomas, J n; G M Cooper, s ■>; J F Snyder, I 8; Wm A Feay, Chaplain J M Larton, Marshal; w J Gibbs. Tyler; PYTHAGORAS LODGE, No. 11 A J McDowell, W M; E B Roberts, S W; L B Farver, J W J. H Hooker, Treas; C II Price, secretary, L Theus, sD, David Jackson J D, A Woodward Bs, C J Woodward, J s, N H Adams, Chaplain, Jesse Randall, iVlurstial, .-olomo i si.-oii, tyter ——— - The finest quality ■ f Bath Sponges. Toilet Waters and Extracts for tin Handketchiefin hulk at P. B. Reid’s - Specitl Notice. Dr. Robt. G. Norton has removed from No. 81, to No. 173 South Br ad street, at Dr. Fish’s old stand. You can have your’watches cie med at J. Cra- e s for one dollar. For the latest styles-4 •. hirts, Collar-- and Cuffs L. Fried’s the place. Try the “Pocket Edition’’ Extract for the Handkerchief at P. B. Retd’s. Special Notice. !To the Voters of ( haihom ( ounty: 1 desue t > ini rm y u th it 1 am a Candidate for electi-'n t" the < slice of CORONER, at the election on January sth 1887, and respectfully ask your support, JOSEPH GOETTEE. To the Voters of Chatham County. I Pesire to inform you that I am a Candidate for re-election to the office of CORONER, at (ho elec tion on January sr!t. 1887, and respectfully a.-k your snto mt. W. I) DIXON. Voters of Chatham County. Savannah December 18, 1886, Fellow Citizens : —I am a Candi date for re-election to the office of TREASURER ofChatham county, and respectfully solicit y ur support. Your Ob’t Servant, WARING RUSSELL. Election sth of January, 1887. To the Voters of the sth Dis trict G. M. Chatham County Georgia. We desire to inform you that we are Candidates f-»r re-election to the p -si- ■ tioft of CONSTABLES at the election I on January Ist. 1887, and re-peetfully ask your support. MARCUS HUNTER, CHARLES COLLMAN. SPECIAL NOTICE. To the Voters of Chatham County : I aui a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Receiver of Chatham oiunty and Boeettully ask your sup port —Election January 5, 1887; John R. Dillon. SPECIAL NOTICE. Fellow Citizens. I am a can lid -te for re-election to the office t i clerk < t the Superior Court of Chatham county and re-p.etfully ask your support. . LB*r.nard E. Bee. Freedman’s Bank Depositors- The questnm of refunding to depos it-rs is h- jug hr- uztit to 'he attention of Congress Sqjne favorable action may he tak n. I > ord r that :»ll claims may be duly presented an I y nr inter est prot cted. I wiil receive Books of Depo-it, tec ipt tor same, and c -fleet your amounts il the bill becomes a law. M J. Sol-'MoNS; 118 Bryan st. The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge for the State of Geor> gia.F. A. M. Office of Grand Secretary, ) Savannah, (>a., N>«v. 29th, > A L 588 b, A. I). 1886. $ The •eg'ilat eoiniiiHeic •»’ toti of tile above iiHined bxlg-- will be held in the - i'v <>f S -V,mt ah nt the Ma— -8 uiic Hall, c >tuer of Ba\ >o.d Lin coln sftee’s, on Monday. Deceniber 27 1886, ai 3 o’uloek p tn. By order ~ Harris, G atiti Master. J. H. Deveaux, Ormd ''ecietuiy. Cash paid fur old g -ld and silver at J. Crane’s. 'fry L. Fried for your Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers. Go to L. Fried for \our Pleated White and Fancy Siiirts Cocoanut Oil Soap at P. B. Reid’s. Ears bore 1 tree of charge at J Crane’s Go to L. Fried for your fancy Percal 'hirts. Restaurant. Meals at ah Hours. Permanent and Transient Board ing at Reasonable Prices. J. J. GUERARD, 52 BARNARD ST.. Corner South Broad street Lane, SAVANNAH, - - GEORGIA. NORTOT&MiMS Pharmacists, Cor. \\ e-i B- '-ad <V Waldburg Sts. DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES BRUSHES ETC. A full line of reliable garden seeds always on hand. MCHAEL P. HENNESSY, SALOON, 81 Biy Street. Wines, Liquors and Cigars of the best brands. Lunch from I 1 to 1 daily. .WC. WERNER FAMILY lillllCilllES. Hill (IRS AC. !Of all kinds at moderate prices, corner of Price <v Hull Streets. All atii' li 8 kept ure of . the best quality and satisfaction is guaran teed >" p t ’ <>llß. «S«» r S’<» J. S. COLLINS & CO., For Christmas Turkeys, Chick ens and Poultry of all kinds. A large stock of Eggs etc., always on hand at reasonable prices. J. S. Collins ct Co. No. 15 Market Basement S. W. : corner. a ■■■ * Befoe purchasing, your Christmas presents call and examine J Crane slock. J. Crane’s is the best place for good work. Over-halls in great variety and cheap at L. Fried s. “Corn Shelled” never fails to cure. If you want your jewelry repaired at reasonable rates, J. Crane’s is the place. Fur Underwear L. Fried's the place CHAKLES BACKMAN, rTZ E '"' J Corner Congress &. Bull Streets (Secomi Floor.) SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Tel-photie C dl No. 100, answered da - rnght Ex raeting Teeth One DcJa each, extiacuiig i\eth and Artificial Teeth asp ctalty. Fin quality of Tooth P- wder and T-'--th Brushes lor sale. LIT l ERMS CASH. iE J CRANE L WATCnMA ER AMU JEWELER, 41 Whitaker St , 3d door from York, SAVANNAH, CA. All work guaranteed to be done in first-class order. paid for Old Gold and Silver. BUY YOUR STOVES —AND— II® I'WJII GB —FROM— FREEMAN & OLIVEB. K)2 Broughton Street. 1864 1864 M. J. DOYLE, DEALER IN GROCERI S PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, Hay, G rain, Tobacco Cigarsars &e. MARKI T BQUAKE —EAST SIDE. only Exclusive Cash House in the City—Tho Place for Cush Pur chasers. SAVANNAH. GEORGIA WK SCHEHHNG DEALER IN Fine hiiy Grow lip etc., Cor. L I erty mid Drayton Streets. Savannahs Ga. Pratt’s Astral Oil—Safe-t and best. Eur- ka Corn Cure —the best in the market. Sold bv ad druggists. 'fry the Elephant Over-halls at L. Fried. l’H.\'li.h'S Hllll, 11 STORE The place to buy your DRYGOODS, CLuIHhG, BOOTS, Shoes, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Eue. At Wholesale and Retail, Cor. (’ongress and Jefferson Sts. (Graham & Hubbell's old .Stand,; 190 Congress St,, 185 St. Juli-n St. I ’ai t Icolar attention pai<l to Country Orders and Low Prices guaranteed. PICTURE FRAMES. The CheapEitPlico to git Your • And all sizes of Frames made to or der, is at A. HELLER, Masonic Temple, Whitaker Street The Oldest and Cheapest DRY GOODS HOUSE ' xnr WAVAWMAM. Go and look at his stock of Cloaks, Blankets, Shawls, Flannels, Dress Goods. Domestics. Ladies Gents’. Misses and Children HABKH-W®:A ■«. Below any other advertised prices. Also the public knows that his DOLLS are the Cheapest and Finest known for years. Only go there and you will find things O. K. At JACOB COHEN. 152 Broughton Street. F- W. GERBER. Practical Walchmaker adJewslor, —DEALER IN- WALTHAM & ELGIN WATCHES CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES AND Florida Curiosities. Rei-aiking of Fink and Com - i.icatkp Watches and (’locks done Promptly and th Workmanlike Manner, LOWEST I'KICES. No. I|4 Broughton St Savannah, Ga. The pt ice of the Tin bune is 50 cent* for 3 months, 75 cents for 6 months or $1,25 for 12 months. THE BEST OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Soaps. Perfumery, Toilet Goods. And everything else k- pt in a Ita-ta Dm S®, iftay be h id at POBTErS Broughton Street. PHARMACY Cheap lor Cash, < -all and Sqp.